Gerard Barberi
Founding Member (since January 2008)
About Gerard
Location:
Flushing, New York, United States
Occupation:
Technical Associate, ManhattanGMAT
Interests:
Politics, Opinion, Education, Social Networking, Democratic Thought, Identity Politics
Background
Journalism:
Less than 1 year
Education:
College graduate
News:
90 minutes a day or more
Internet:
90 minutes a day or more
Age:
25-34
Gender:
Male
Income:
$25K to $49K
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Address:
150-22 58th Avenue, Flushing, NY, 11355, US
Phone:
718-753-2184
Last Visit:
Nov 9, 2009 - 1:12 PM PST
Last Edit:
Sep 28, 2008 - 11:26 AM PDT
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Gerard liked this story - Nov 9, 2009
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Gerard liked this story - Oct 12, 2009
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The Uneducated American
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Gerard liked this story - Oct 12, 2009
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Containing a Nuclear Iran
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Gerard reviewed this story - Mar 11, 2009
Gerard reviewed this story - Mar 11, 2009
Gerard reviewed this story - Mar 11, 2009
I don't understand them. They complain about the aggregator sites, but they don't try competing with them directly. Put them out of business and aggregate each other's content.
See All NT Reviews » NT Rating: 3.5
Gerard reviewed this story - Mar 11, 2009
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Why Rush is Wrong
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Gerard reviewed and liked this story - Mar 8, 2009
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Gerard reviewed this story - Mar 1, 2009
The title concerns the relevancy of HBCUs, but the article doesn't even discuss that. You can replace every instance of the word HBCU(s) with 4-year college(s) and the article would still make sense. There's nothing here that supports the statement made in the title.
See All NT Reviews » NT Rating: 2.3
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Gerard reviewed this story - Jan 27, 2009
The article fails to mention how AMEX has been cutting credit lines to credit worthy individuals and businesses in order to avoid defaults. I find this absolutely ironic. It's even been reported that they've gone beyond the criteria normally used by companies to identify likely defaults. By over-aggressively seeking likely defaults, AMEX brought this on itself a bit.
See All NT Reviews » NT Rating: 3.1
Gerard reviewed this story - Jan 3, 2009
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I, like, several people I know with an AMEX credit line had our limits cut with no warning. Several businesses I know have had the same happening ... More »