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They've clearly hacked the site and posted this piece to make Luke Harding and The Guardian look ridiculous.

User Harding gets some kudos from myself for responding clearly and patiently in the comments, showing an enviable example of managing public commits.

However, Stephen Harding managed to turn [this] into a dull trudge of boredom.

Your proposal would move the system back in the other direction because you're making trading slower & harding and impeding information flow between everyone.

Yesterday I read about the Warren Harding climb up The Nose in 58 and Dawn Wall in 70 which were also interesting.

Meh, a ton of blow harding with little explanation.

The government heavily interfered in 1929 under President Herbert Hoover instead of taking the tact taken by President Harding in 1921 to cut the budget, fix taxes, and right the ship.

I was struck at how a self-evidently corrupt and undemocratic system would have selected such impressive candidates (albeit along with Warren Harding and other less impressive ones).

You would think Hoover would have learned from Harding being his Secretary of Commerce, but he turned out to be an idiot and sent us into a tailspin that didn't get fixed until 1946.

James Harding made his famous comment about Scarlett which InControl decided to white knight even though Scarlett herself said she found it harmless, and everyone on reddit took that opportunity to shit all over her.

Obama - Law Bush - Business Clinton - Law Bush - Business Reagan - Actor Carter - Nuclear Engineer & Farmer Ford - Law Nixon - Law LBJ - HS Teacher JFK - Econ Ike - Military Truman - No degree FDR - Law Hoover - Engineer Coolidge - Law Harding - Journalist Wilson - Law Prof Taft - Law Teddy Roosevelt - History & Politics Law is clearly the modal occupation for presidents, but there's some diversity.

Bunch of chickens at a peckin' party?" […] [Harding:]"A 'pecking party'?

Harding "No mathematician should ever allow himself to forget that mathematics, more than any other art or science, is a young man's game." Try reading the article before getting insulted.

To quote from the article: >The report, commissioned by BBC head of news James Harding from Sir Howard Stringer, also said that the BBC's web presence lacks "character and personality" compared with younger rivals such as Vice Media and Buzzfeed.

But then, "[t]he rest of the cables were published unredacted by WikiLeaks on 1 September 2011, after David Leigh and Luke Harding of The Guardian inadvertently published the passphrase for a file that was still online..." [1] Also, who's to judge the quality of each release of info?

Harding posted his/her translation anywhere?

Luke Harding, a journalist for the Guardian who covered the NSA, makes a similar claim: >I was writing a chapter on the NSA's close, and largely hidden, relationship with Silicon Valley.

Unless you're already very well known (mostly by chance, see Matt Harding[1]) and you want to continue a project, or you are a hugely charismatic person with really really great ideas, the chances to get the funding of your vacation through Kickstarter are slim.