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These glasses will make you look real slanties.

Philip Greenspun:

We (the taxpayers) own AIG. We should fire the top 20 managers immediately as an example to the rest.

This whole bonus bogus makes no sense to me at all. Why would a company give out “retention incentives” to employees who screwed up the company? It sounds to me like an encouragement to incompetence. Your performance almost bankrupted the company, but here are some bonuses for you to stick around.

I am digging the swinging rendition of Ngo Thuy Mien’s “Niem Khuc Cuoi” performed by violinist Luan Vu and the young, beautiful pianist Thanh Nha. She has some really nice syncopations going there. Check out more duets and interviews at Radio VNCR.

Analysts argued:

[T]he Web 2.0 model of building a product and then figuring out how to monetize it has been largely debunked.

Also check out “If President Obama Twittered…“

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A white chick who is turned on by slanty eyes. The dude is pretty much clueless of what she is talking about. I am sure this clip will piss off Mr. Angry Asia Man.

Obama speaks on AIG’s outrageous $165 million in bonuses:

But I think Mr. Liddy and certainly everybody involved needs to understand this is not just a matter of dollars and cents. It’s about our fundamental values. All across the country, there are people who are working hard and meeting their responsibilities every day, without the benefit of government bailouts or multi-million dollar bonuses. You’ve got a bunch of small business people here who are struggling just to keep their credit line open — that they are foregoing pay, as one of our entrepreneurs talked about, they are in some cases mortgaging their homes, and doing a whole host of things just in order to keep things afloat. All they ask is that everyone, from Main Street to Wall Street to Washington, play by the same rules. And that is an ethic that we have to demand.

How these guys can even sleep at night is beyond me.

A splendid composition from Duke Ellington with a breathless solo (cue in around 2:25) from saxophonist Harry Carney.

Yes, IE6 gotta go.