Michael Shaw: Reading The Pictures: The "44" Official Portrait
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Phil Bronstein: How is Obama like Israel? It’s all in the expectations. . .
There’s a big lesson for Barack Obama in the current Israeli-Hamas conflagration. Before I say what that is, please allow me to discourage anyone from thinking this is about right and wrong in that conflict; it isn’t
Patt Morrison: Hillary On the Hill, Chapter Umpteenth
She’s usually in one of the big chairs in those marbled Senate hearing rooms, but today she’s at the witness table in her confirmation hearing for Secretary of State. Are her colleagues giving her a grilling, or just a once-over light searing?
Penny Herscher: Will the rising personal savings rate doom the US recovery?
Americans have been roundly criticized in the past for our low savings rate. Before this recession hit I’d hear and read articles on how “bad” the US was in comparison to other nations, how we had one of the lowest savings rates in the world, how we were addicted to debt in our credit cards and how this was going to hurt everyone one day
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano: Ladanian Tomlinson Can Attest to the Fact that Not All Groin Pulls Are the Same
Groin injuries are fairly common to sports participants, particularly soccer, hockey and football players. Often referred to as a “groin pull” or “strain,” they usually represent an injury to the one or more of the adductor muscles.
Want To Be Henry Paulson? Play The Bailout Game
Want to spend a few minutes in Henry Paulson’s shoes? BailoutSleuth heard last week from Blue Earth Interactive LLC, a Minnesota company that has used information from this site and others to create The Bailout Game.
"Bla-Go": Hear The Winner Of RedEye’s Blago Song Contest
Keith Harrison doesn’t know everything about politics, but he does know catchy melodies, which is part of the reason his song “Bla-Go” won RedEye’s G-Rod songwriting contest.
Alan Schram: The Story of 2008: What Went Wrong?
The past year has been financially chaotic on a level almost no one alive has ever seen. The devastation has hit almost everywhere, world wide, including finance, manufacturing, oil, consumer companies, technology, real estate and commodities.
David Horton: The skeptic who came in from the cold
I have in the past, and will again in the future, launch deservedly vicious tirades against the stupid and ignorant, paid and unpaid, energy company denialist stooges in the International Anti Global Warming Conspiracy. But I realize that in addition to these braying idiots there are still a few genuine skeptics, people who really have tried to keep up to date with evidence as it floods in, and who remain puzzled by aspects of it, or believe that some findings are contradictory, or who think that the accuracy of some measurements might be questioned.
Stacie Krajchir: The Cyber Guy Gets Ahead Of The Tech Traffic At CES By Giving Thirty-One Geeks An All Access Pass As Cyber Reporters
Even if you are a super nerd, geek, and gadget addict, The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is enormous and overwhelming. CES is the world’s largest consumer electronics trade show.
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