Your pick for best Mental Health Break Of The Year: two dogs and a soldier. The Malkin Award Winner for 2008: Ben Stein, writing in National Review. The Moore Award Winner for 2008: P. Z. Myers, Pharyngula. The Poseur Of...
Read more »The Champions Of 2008
The Definitive New Year’s Wishlist & Playlist
When last seen, this intrepid reporter was wending his way east, heading to Pilgrim Country as a soon-to-be-elected Lincoln-wannabe was scouring the country in pursuit of a mandate. I was intending to video the salt of the earth in time to boost that Honest Abe effort, but that, too, didn’t quite pan out. Fortunately, the election went as I predicted last winter and the bad economy I’d predicted for 2008 (at Silicon Investor) since 2004 proved a tad badder than even a hopeless idealist like me
Read more »Punjab CM meets with Teradata executives
LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif met senior Teradata executives at the CM Secretariat about “Punjab Government Enterprise Data Warehouse” project. The Punjab Government was automated on Teradata’s state of the art data warehousing and business intelligence solution under the E-Government initiative by the Information Technology Department since late 2007. Teradata’s unified work environment directly enhances the efficient functioning between various departments and functio
Read more »CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN: Winning the Politics of Fear and Desire - Jan 05,2009
Join host Jeffery A. Faulkerson, MSSW, on Sunday, January 4, 2009 as he explores propaganda and its impact on the American populace. Listeners will be introduced to Edward Bernays, nephew to psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud and inventor of modern-day public relations. Faulkerson will also ask listeners if the right kind of propaganda is being employed by black leaders to encourage black Americans to raise their standards for living and prospering, or are we being overrun by our fears and desires. CAL
Read more »The truth behind the “topple” issue
The truth behind the “topple” issue If so many deny the plan of topple Maliki, then there is some kind of truth in the story. Here is Al-Hayat with another "denial" report. In his article on Qatari newspaper Al-Raya, Al-Rukabi describes the resignation of parliament speaker Al-Mashhadani as: The fall of the autumn leafs in the Green Zone started with Al-Mashhadani, is the beginning of the fall of ...
Read more »(Ir)resolution
After a somewhat unplanned hiatus, I’m trying to get back in the blog habit. Visiting family and attending MLA disrupted many of my usual web rituals more than I expected, and I’ve spent much of New Years Day simply revisiting blogs I haven’t read in a couple of weeks while a number of college football bowl games play in the background–the overly insistent pageantry ringing a somewhat false tone in an ear of economic difficulty. I’m in the process of composing at least two posts, an update on
Read more »Take the money and run!
There are a lot of woulda-coulda-shouldas in this year of extreme upheaval in politics, the financial and energy markets. Among these are the various acquisitions that didn’t happen. This year more than any other year reinforced two hard and fast maxims for small (or smaller) companies It’s better to sell high than try to sell at the peak.Cash is kingOn the NYT DealBlog, the “deal professor” Steven Davidoff has a comprehensive list of all the deals that did and did not happen. But earlier in th
Read more »Cuba looks for hints of ‘change’ from Obama
Cuba marks the 50th anniversary of the Communist revolution this week, awaiting the 11th U.S. leader to face the Castro brothers as adversaries across the Florida Straits. Andrea Mitchell, NBC News' Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, reports.
Read more »Med Mart shocker: commissioners extend deadline
And wow, it was announced on December 31, 2008, published in the Plain Dealer (online) at 6pm - New Years Eve. Big traffic time no doubt. Maybe it was in the print edition today. According to the latest article, MMPI asked for the extension - they’re doing their own site selection review, despite the appointed selection committee reportedly demonstrating a preference for Forest City-owned Tower City and appear to need more time: MMPI is doing its own site analysis despite a similar site-sel
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