23 Nov 2013

Jennifer Lawrence Is a Doll on The Daily Show

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How can you not like her? I really hope this is her real personality.

23 Responses to “Jennifer Lawrence Is a Doll on The Daily Show”

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    anto says:
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    Dr. M,

    When you embed videos on your blog, could you make sure they don’t play automatically? Otherwise the video (with sound) starts every time someone goes to your page until the video post scrolls off the bottom.

    Thx! Love the blog.

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      skylien says:
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      It’s not happening with me (I am using opera).

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        Joe says:
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        Likewise.

        But it’s not showing for me, as I’m in Canada.

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        Ken B says:
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        Barber of Seville, or Don Giovanni?

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          skylien says:
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          Trappola della liquidità.

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            Ken B says:
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            I’d have bet on Der Freischutz ….

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            Ken B says:
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            I don,t really like that one skylien. It goes on forever, the ticket prices keep going up, and I find its logic hard to follow. And that aria by Paulo the tenor is just the same thing over and over. And he repeats it so often.

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              skylien says:
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              You have point.

              🙂

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    Philippe says:
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    Bob Murphy,

    in this old post:

    http://consultingbyrpm.com/blog/2012/01/future-generations-will-be-indebted-to-me-for-the-clarity-of-this-exposition.html

    you stated that this post by Nick Rowe: http://worthwhile.typepad.com/worthwhile_canadian_initi/2011/12/debt-is-too-a-burden-on-our-children-unless-you-believe-in-ricardian-equivalence.html, on government debt being a burden on future generations, had made “the scales fall from your eyes”, and “made you see the light”.

    I was recently given a link to Nick Rowe’s post and to your post by someone, and belatedly responded to Nick Rowe at his blog. I think my argument refutes Rowe’s argument, and by extension your argument. Perhaps you could have a look at it and let me know what you think.

    It starts here:

    http://worthwhile.typepad.com/worthwhile_canadian_initi/2013/11/does-the-invention-of-nifty-new-goods-increase-ad.html?cid=6a00d83451688169e2019b0179e8a0970b#comment-6a00d83451688169e2019b0179e8a0970b

    and continues here:

    http://worthwhile.typepad.com/worthwhile_canadian_initi/2013/11/does-the-invention-of-nifty-new-goods-increase-ad.html?cid=6a00d83451688169e2019b017c166b970d#comment-6a00d83451688169e2019b017c166b970d

    http://worthwhile.typepad.com/worthwhile_canadian_initi/2013/11/does-the-invention-of-nifty-new-goods-increase-ad.html?cid=6a00d83451688169e2019b017d2b4c970c#comment-6a00d83451688169e2019b017d2b4c970c

    http://worthwhile.typepad.com/worthwhile_canadian_initi/2013/11/does-the-invention-of-nifty-new-goods-increase-ad.html?cid=6a00d83451688169e2019b01965ade970d#comment-6a00d83451688169e2019b01965ade970d

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      Bob Murphy says:
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      Phillippe,

      We really argued that one more than any single topic I can remember. You might be right and Nick/I might be wrong, but I don’t have the stamina to look at it right now.

      I see you are making the point that Nick’s argument doesn’t work with money. Well, I made the argument using money (not apples) in this essay, so you can see if it’s more compelling there.

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      skylien says:
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      Philipe to have a price increase of 10% you need more money in the economy. Where did the government got the extra 10USD to give to A?

      If it takes it in taxes from someone else to give to A prices can’t rise. If it prints it then obviously the government defaults via inflation on it.

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        Matt Tanous says:
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        “If it prints it then obviously the government defaults via inflation on it.”

        And it’s still taken from those that possess money…

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          skylien says:
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          Right. It always taxes purchasing power.

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    Bob Roddis says:
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    Ms. Lawrence starred in “Winter’s Bone” in 2010 about the joys of living in the Ozarks in November with an extended family of meth cookers vs. The Drug War.

    The Wikipedia article gives away the surprise happy ending.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter's_Bone

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