As you will have noted all four of the current authours (Matt, Rauparaha, Agnitio, and Goonix) have been running at close to full capacity outside of the blog, and so blog material has been lacking for the last three months. Furthermore, we have barely been able to respond to comments. To help push along blog …
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Jul 22 2009
Football Detour: Phoenix sign Ifill
I know no-one here will really care, but I’m actually pretty excited that we (the Phoenix) signed Paul Ifill (ht Yellow Fever). He is a player I’ve rated for this level for a couple of years now and had no idea that we were tracking him. Definitely looking forward to the start of the season. …
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Jun 12 2009
C. Ronaldo to Real Madrid for NZ$200million
Well folks, a new world record transfer deal has just occurred. Real Madrid under a new President, looking to reignite the spirit of the Galacticos, has shelled out over NZ$200 million for Cristiano Ronaldo, world player of the year in 2008. The previous world record transfer fee was incidentally set this week, with Kaka moving …
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Apr 13 2009
Economics Carnival
Curious Cat has an economics carnival on at the moment. It is a good idea – it is interesting that economics doesn’t seem to have as many carnivals while other disciplines do. Go check out the posts from all around the economics blogsphere.
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Apr 03 2009
Bleg: Nepal – what is it like?
Does anyone know what Nepal is like to visit? Does anyone have any suggestions about places to visit in Nepal. Any comments (relevant) welcome.
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Apr 01 2009
Open Source software vendors: recession resistant?
Apparently Red Hat, a vendor of a commercial linux distribution, has been doing well during the recession. This makes sense intuitively, people are looking for ways to cut costs due to the economic climate, and giving Microsoft less money seams to be a good way to go about it. This reminds me of a classic …
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