Monday
08Feb2010
The Google ad you should have seen
Monday, February 8, 2010 at 02:34PM
Best. Commercial. Ever. Google should have aired this on the Super Bowl.
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Saturday
06Feb2010
Hitler is a Snooki fan
Saturday, February 6, 2010 at 01:29PM
Evidently, Hitler is a huge fan of snooki, the Situation, and the rest of those lovable rascals from the Jersey Shore. Effin hilarious.
Friday
05Feb2010
Monday
01Feb2010
Is water smarter than you?
Monday, February 1, 2010 at 12:36PM
If water can be smarter, why can't the Mets front office be? A great video from IBM's Smarter Planet crew (and I'm not just saying that cause they're a client) ...
Monday
01Feb2010
Wall Street II trailer
Monday, February 1, 2010 at 08:55AM
The trailer for the Wall Street sequel "Money Never Sleeps" ... I'm still not sure how I feel. Sequels almost invariably suck (Godfather II notwithstanding). Trying to improve on a masterpiece is a daunting task. Trying to improve it using Shia LaBeouf a recipe for shittydom. I just don't have a good feeling about this ...
Friday
29Jan2010
Susan Lisovicz
Friday, January 29, 2010 at 04:18PM
A shout out to Susan Lisovisz of CNN -- it was her last day today at the network. She had been reporting from the NYSE for over a decade. Good luck Susan, and I hope to see you on TV soon (or at least at the Financial Follies).
Thursday
28Jan2010
Nick on TRBS
Thursday, January 28, 2010 at 09:18PM
Nick and Ralph talked about the State of the Union Address, Slavery in America, Abe Lincoln and the most cerebral US Presidents of the 20th century during tonight's segment on The Ralph Bailey show.
Thursday
28Jan2010
The mini Jersey Shore
Thursday, January 28, 2010 at 11:25AM
Hillarious re-enactment of that Shakespearean tragedy known as the Jersey Shore.
Thursday
28Jan2010
SOTU
Thursday, January 28, 2010 at 07:15AM I appeared on WPIX11 this morning to discuss the president's State of the Union address. My basic take: he checked off all the requisite boxes, but it had no flow. I'm not sure I understand the president's agenda any more today than I did yesterday.
Politico.com had a great line -- "it hit the political erogenous zones" of every major group. Conservatives got some tax cuts and a spending freeze; liberals got a bank tax and new spending programs; even moderates got some bipartisan rhetoric on healthcare reform.
But there was no flow. 2010 will be all about jobs for the administration. Voters want to see job creation and deficit control. The rest of it is just background noise. That was the message coming out of the Mass specialist election. We'll see if the president got it ...