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Facebook IPO fiasco a cynic's fantasy
Washington Post (blog)
By Joel Achenbach The Facebook IPO is starting to look like a fiasco, not only because of mechanical glitches the first day of trading but because of alleged sneaky insider shenanigans that may have tipped off a favored few that that FB's revenues ...

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Cynics can sneer, but K's move right
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Unleash your inner cynic. Four leagues in six years? Wow, they oughta put wheels on this franchise. Way to use the CHL as a bus stop for two years, guys. You came, you saw, you bailed. Took their Cup, too. Isn't there a law somewhere against ...

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Facebook IPO fiasco a cynic's fantasy
Democratic Underground
The Facebook IPO is starting to look like a fiasco, not only because of mechanical glitches the first day of trading but because of alleged sneaky insider shenanigans that may have tipped off a favored few that that FB's revenues weren't going to be ...

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Remembering the words we should live by
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
I've never accepted the opinion of the anonymous cynic who said that free advice is always worth what you pay for it. Family, friends and even strangers have uttered words of wisdom that have impacted all of our lives, even if we don't always keep them ...

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Truthful cynic for an artist – Mohsin Shafi exhibits at Khaas Art Gallery
Pakistan Daily Times
... paradox between intense tragedy and minor mishaps in life. He maintains often larger calamities make you numb but the lesser cynicism, back stabbing and general negative misrepresentation of an individual has a greater more painful impact on a person.


 
From Commenter To Columnist: The Atlantic's 'Cynic'
NPR
Instead of writing, he would spend his time commenting on a blog under the pseudonym, "Cynic." Eventually, it got him a job writing for that website — The Atlantic. You're listening to ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. Daily blogs attract lots of ...


 
Horse Feathers' 'Cynic's New Year': An Accomplishment, Breakthrough or Not
Spinner
Justin Ringle has come nearly full-circle on Cynic's New Year, the new album from his indie-folk band Horse Feathers. Ringle started playing quiet, rootsy songs when he moved from Idaho to Portland, Ore., to give himself a break from the ...
Horse Feathers wears the weather on its soundBurlingtonFreePress.com
Glass half-something: Horse Feathers' balancing act on “Cynic's New Year”Daily Free Press (subscription)

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