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Matt Hester's WebLog (Free subscription) | 02/02/2010
As we draw closer to Super Bowl 44, I have to go back and take a look at my 5 bold predictions for 2009 . I actually got better, and I look forward to having an even better next year. So how did I do: 2 out of 5 NOT BAD, considering last year! Chris ‘Beanie’ Wells will win Rookie of the Year . Now my crystal ball is a little hazy, and might be a little OSU biased, so it may just be Offensive...
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Unca Darrell (Free subscription) | 02/02/2010
. . . the new reality: The administration's 2009 predictions were all wrong, and so are these. Actual deficits will be even worse than those depicted here.
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AttentionMax (Free subscription) | 01/02/2010
Our culture and acquired mental models predispose many of us to unhappiness, but things don’t have to be that way. That’s according to Professor Srikumar Rao, the feature guest at the January 28, 2010 Interesting Café, Clickable’s innovators and culture event series. Following a successful career in corporations and then academia, Professor Srikumar Rao eventually pursued [...]...
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Henry's Webiocosm Blog (Free subscription) | 31/01/2010
It is interesting to me that as I look back to my 2009 Super Bowl XLIII predictions , we are in the middle of an unusual winter storm much as we were at this same time last year. The big difference is that we got much more snow than ice, so we haven't seen the massive power outages that we did last year. It probably also helps that most of the power lines and poles are new due to their being replaced...
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IntelliBriefs (Free subscription) | 31/01/2010
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/ambroseevans-pritchard/100002951/a-global-fiasco-is-brewing-in-japan/ Ambrose Evans-Pritchard I have felt rather lonely after suggesting in my New Year Predictions that Japan is dangerously close to blowing up on its sovereign debts, with consequences that will be felt across the world. My intended point — overly condensed — was that 2010 will prove...
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caligula's gallimaufry (Free subscription) | 30/01/2010
A global fiasco is brewing in Japan By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard Economics Last updated: January 12th, 2010 telegraph.co.uk I have felt rather lonely after suggesting in my New Year Predictions that Japan is dangerously close to blowing up on its sovereign debts, with consequences that will be felt across the world. My intended point — overly condensed — was that 2010 will prove to be the...
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Edge Magazine (Free subscription) | 28/01/2010
Despite the annual predictions at the start of 2009 about the rise of downloadable content and the knock-on effects for boxed games, specialist retailers have told us that they didn’t really feel the digital pinch last year. read more
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Jillian Hall Fan (Free subscription) | 27/01/2010
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The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 25/01/2010
LOS ANGELES - the Rubicon Project, the Internet advertising infrastructure company, reveals exclusive insight into emerging industry trends and market shifts that occurred in the fourth quarter of 2009, along with trends and predictions for what’s in store for 2010, in the seventh inst
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THE PRICE OF RICE (Free subscription) | 23/01/2010
Accelerating Future - 1.18.10 (Response by Ray Kurzweil to Michael Anissimov) Today, I received an email from Ray Kurzweil responding to my January 5th post titled “Ray Kurzweil’s Failed 2009 Predictions”, where I said that I found a list of seven of his “1999 predictions for 2009″ that I thought were false. Below is the letter in its entirety. I have read the letter...
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Revenge Of The Birds (Free subscription) | 22/01/2010
More photos » Matt York - AP Browse more photos » Before the 2009 season ever began, I made five outrageous predictions . Looking back at them, they turned out to be less outrageous then I originally anticipated. In fact, I'd say I was dead-on for two of the predictions, and not that far out of sight on the rest. Let's take a look. 1. Kurt Warner will miss 1 or more games at one point throughout...
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advanced nanotechnology (Free subscription) | 19/01/2010
Ray Kurzweil responds to Michael Anissimov and I got a copy of the letter as well. Michael Anissimov's original article I had reviewed the same set of Ray's predictions 7 out of 108 total predictions. I had previously updated the article with the fact that Ray had made more predictions than I covered and there was a fairly comprehensive list of them at wikipedia. Ray's letter does also get into the...
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Accelerating Future (Free subscription) | 19/01/2010
Today, I received an email from Ray Kurzweil responding to my January 5th post titled “Ray Kurzweil’s Failed 2009 Predictions”, where I said that I found a list of seven of his “1999 predictions for 2009″ that I thought were false. Below is the letter in its entirety. I have read the letter [...]
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eLearning Technology (Free subscription) | 18/01/2010
Before I start with any of my actual predictions, let me throw in an overall prediction that the year is going to start off slow for most people, but by the end of the year, we will all be thinking: “Wow, 2010 was a crazy year!” When I say that, keep in mind that 90% of what workplace learning is all about will be basically unchanged this year. It’s mostly going to be the same –...
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Zandar Versus The Stupid (Free subscription) | 17/01/2010
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard is sounding the alarm on Japan's sovereign debt . I have felt rather lonely after suggesting in my New Year Predictions that Japan is dangerously close to blowing up on its sovereign debts, with consequences that will be felt across the world. My intended point — overly condensed — was that 2010 will prove to be the year that Japan flips from deflation to something...
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astrosagar | 13/07/2009
On July 3rd Sensex closed at 14,913.05. On July 6 th , after Budget speech, it closed at 14,043.40. But on 10th of July Sensex fell by 1408.83 points, the largest fall in 8 months, and closed at 13504.22. The market fell because the deficit in the budget was estimated at 6.8% of the GDP, which was alarming. The financial health of the government may deteriorate due to manifold increase in subsidies.
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