On the way to work this Friday morning I was listening to NPR (National Public Radio). They broadcasted an interview conducted by host Renee Montagne with General Electric’s CEO Jeffrey Immelt. Mr. Immelt spoke at an economic forum in Montreal earlier in June. He is asking for the United States to increase its exports, especially in areas where there has been or there is a lot of potential for success. That’s great, I agree with him, but he also states that American companies and products have to be competitive in the countries they are being sold in. He often used China…

Sarah Palin looked sad last night. She appeared to have a hard time holding the forced smile on here face while John McCain was presenting his farewell speech, which by the way was great, much better than John Kerry’s. I think that Sarah Palin was sad that she did not get to play vice president!

Another win for Net Neutrality. Today it was reported that the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) “disciplined” Crap…Comcast for their violation of their customers basic write to access information on the Internet. I say disciplined, because Comcast was not punished via a financial burden. They were just told “you were bad. Don’t do it again. Fix it.”. It is hard for people and especially for companies to learn their lesson, when negative reinforcement is not used. Comcast was not punished, so they have noting to loss. If they had to pay fins, for example in the form of free or discounted service…

LOL J. Edwards. LOL

Tonight NBC News showed portions of an interview with John Edwards. The QnA that they decided to show was his answer to the question – What is the one country in the world that worries you? His answers was “Pakistan”. He is worried by Pakistan and president Musharraf, because the situation in Pakistan is unstable.

Uhhh, maybe you should be worried more about Iran. Because Pakistan continues to receive a strong support from the United States, both monetarily and politically. Iran, on the other hand, receives its support from Russia. Both countries have expressed, and continue to do…