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Sense and Sensibility: Marianne Dashwood - blushing maiden or feminist?
Mrs. Jennings was a widow, with an ample jointure. She had only two daughters, both of whom she had lived to see respectably married, and she had now therefore nothing to do but marry all the rest of … more →
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Reduce your California Withholding NOW!!!
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marcitz wrote 2 weeks ago: Sure tax season is 10 months away but you still can protect yourself now if you live in the state of … more →
"Struggle of the mind and heart" - Evan
kfinaris wrote 1 month ago: This is the first of 5 male artists K-Pop ballads that I am going to recommend today for people to c … more →
The (Scary) Math Behind the GM Taxpayer Bailout
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marcitz wrote 1 month ago: Why are the taxpayers only going to get a few pennies on the dollar for its GM investment? Its very … more →
Following in Jane Austen's Footsteps
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julietarcher wrote 2 months ago: Jane Austen's House at Chawton Three of the For Romance Readers ‘team’ have just spe … more →
Gray daze
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Lisa wrote 3 months ago: I don’t know what it is about a rainy day that makes me just want to curl up with a good book … more →
Day Four: The First Hurdle
rosemarymaccabe wrote 3 months ago: And I fell; oh, my dear readers, did I fall. Today is Saturday and I felt that, it being my first fr … more →
Sense & Sensibility - Chapters 1-4
grindygrandybooks wrote 3 months ago: Jaime is reading S&S at school, and I am reading it with her, out loud over the phone. Feel free … more →
New Bells for S & S 1995 Church
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Lady Ashley wrote 4 months ago: The iconic church at Berry Pomeroy, used for the blissful wedding scene at the end of Sense & S … more →
Sense and Sensibility: Marianne Dashwood - blushing maiden or feminist?
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Laurel Ann wrote 5 months ago: Mrs. Jennings was a widow, with an ample jointure. She had only two daughters, both of whom she had … more →
A Silicon Valley/Venture Capital Solution to the Housing Crisis
marcitz wrote 6 months ago: So fundamentally I am totally against “cram-downs”. This is the idea that one should re … more →
Jane Austen and the Seven Deadly Sins: Pride and Vanity
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Laurel Ann wrote 7 months ago: Vanity was the beginning and the end of Sir Walter Elliot’s character; vanity of person and of … more →
Congress Takes a Page from GM Playbook -WHY???
marcitz wrote 7 months ago: On Saturday there was an article in the New York Times entitled “At GM, Innovation Sacrificed … more →
New Look and New Additions
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Renee wrote 8 months ago: Sense & Sensibility by Jane Austen I’ve been playing around with the look of the blog, a … more →
I Couldn't Have Said It Better Myself
marcitz wrote 8 months ago: I recently stumbled upon this excellent response to a misguided New York Times editorial that argued … more →
How to vote NO on the GM, Ford and Chrysler Bailout
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marcitz wrote 8 months ago: GM is mounting a campaign to save itself after years of self-neglect. Even Thomas Friedman of the N … more →
A "Division" Problem for General Motors
marcitz wrote 8 months ago: So lets do some quick math. In the 1970s when General Motors had 50% US market share they had 5 con … more →
How Foreign is an "American" Car?
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marcitz wrote 8 months ago: We keep talking about the bailout of the American auto industry but for years now the domestic conte … more →
Its Time to Demote the General
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marcitz wrote 8 months ago: Should we bail-out General Motors? NO! How about, at most, we bail-down General Motors. Let’ … more →
Quote of the Week...
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iselldreams wrote 8 months ago: “Mortifying and humiliating must be the origin of those regrets, which she could wish her not … more →
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