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Fri Mar 7th 08:59 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Malpass: Wrong on Housing, Credit, Economy

Please refrain from taking the Lord's name in vain. I'd rather you said f@#k!
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Thu Mar 6th 07:57 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Apple Stock: Still 35% Off at a Broker Near You

To speedingticket:

Well said. But I don't believe in going backwards when it comes to technology. Just think, if you want more performance, but still not up to the Pro's standard, you have to pay over 3 grand. My God! For 3 grand I can have the Aston Martin of the computer world with a souped up Pro.
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Thu Mar 6th 07:53 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Apple Stock: Still 35% Off at a Broker Near You

To jswede:
I'm a retired business man. I have flown 1st class for 30 years and I only fly 1st class. I'm Platinum for life on American with over 2,000,000 miles. My garage has a new Mercedes S550 and a BMW 750i. One for comfort, one for performance.
If you want comfort, you get an Air. I want performance so I'll stick with my Pro, even if I'm the only one in 1st class with one.

I'm not trying to be a smart ass here. Please look at Apples history of computers. Every new generation is faster with more memory and more features. Without exception. Until the Air. It has less memory, it is slower and it doesn't have all of the Pro's features. I don't care that I have an extra 3 lbs. to carry. When I turn the key I want to get to 60 as fast as I can and enjoy the ride!
Thanks for listening and please accept my apology if I have offended you.

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Wed Mar 5th 15:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Apple Stock: Still 35% Off at a Broker Near You

You buy a sports car for performance as well as cache. The Air fails on performance. I guess it's all "air".

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Wed Mar 5th 12:58 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Apple Stock: Still 35% Off at a Broker Near You

Has anyone read the April Macworld issue? They noted two advantages for the MacBook Air...thin and light. Beyond that it pales in comparison to the MacBook Pro!
I guess Apple was due for a turkey! I'll stick with my Pro.
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Tue Oct 30th 08:36 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Why The Fed Should Not Cut Interest Rates

If the Fed lowers the interest rate it's because it's the right thing to do. If they don't, it's because it's the right thing to do.
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Wed Sep 12th 08:40 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Dollar Index To Hit 66?

I wouldn't plan a trip to Europe for next year!!!
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Tue Sep 11th 11:44 AM | Rating: 0 0
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What Is Ben Stein Smoking?

Mr. Salmon:
Quite simply, Mr. Stein is correct and you are wrong. Better check the facts. Then make sure your brain is engaged before you put your mouth in gear.
J.E.C.
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