Polarman

thoughts on technology, science, general business trends, venture capital, and small business, especially in south Florida.

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    A blog whose audience is primarily myself where I record sites of interest for technology, especially tools for Windows.
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    My old home page I rarely update.
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  • Stimulate the economy, Save Social Security AND cut taxes!!!
  • Frequently Asked Questions about the Wall Street Bailout
  • An open Letter to John McCain: Oppose the Wall Street Bailout
  • Expelled Exposed
  • Astrological Magazine folds due to... (wait for it) Unforeseen Circumstances!
  • Follow up to the ErdÅ‘s Number being sold on EBay
  • Downloaded Beta of Live Writer
  • Why can't a computer be more like a brain?
  • Test positioning of pictures
  • Postal Service Removes clocks

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Cities forced to provide WiFi

Glenn Fleishman says Municipalities Forced into Broadband Business.  This is similar to why cities must build stadiums to subsidize rich football teams and baseball owners.  Private money doesn't see the justification so get the tax payers to do it since "everyone" wants it.  One of the justifications is that you give someone (Verizon, etc) an exclusive license to do something and then regulate their rates.  Since their rates are capped, they naturally want to give as little as they can for that amount of money.  Since they are now not giving everything that some of the people might want, that's justification to have the taxpayers pay up for the rest. 

January 06, 2006 in Current Affairs | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Scrushy must give back "phony" bonuses

In the WSJ Law Blog : Judge to Scrushy: Give HealthSouth Back Its Money.  Who can feel sorry for Richard Scrushy?   He's staying out of jail but might have to give back $47 million of bonus money because the bonuses were performance based and the performance of the company didn't turn out to be real.

January 04, 2006 in Current Affairs | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)