Those “Silver Linings” Memories
It came back to me when I watched the last couple of scenes in the movie Silver Linings Playbook. The view of the lobby of the
It came back to me when I watched the last couple of scenes in the movie Silver Linings Playbook. The view of the lobby of the
In the wake of the merger of American Airlines and US Air, the CEO’s of both airlines made out quite well, thank you. US Air CEO
It has been a rather long layoff, as I notice that my most recent blog posting was back in March. There isn't one big reason
As we all know, Carnival Cruise Lines had a couple of bad hair days recently. Senator Schumer, taking a break from his efforts to tame the
Bret Stephens wrote an interesting column in the Wall Street Journal yesterday, on issues facing the next Pope and the Church in general. In highlighting
Of all of the Cabinet Secretaries, it seems to me that the Secretary of Defense demands two separate abilities on the part of the nominee.
Since the Newtown school shootings, most of the media reports and commentary have centered on the sale of "assault" weapons -- discussing past and future
Laura Hamilton, a Professor at the University of California (Merced campus) was quoted in the New York Times on January 20th. Speaking about the results
Well-known professional golfer Phil Mickelson is dealing with the new reality -- positioned squarely in the Top 1%, he is being asked to "do a
In an election year, a person can expect to hear a lot of outlandish promises made by the candidates. It's a bipartisan tradition, to be
I am a committed free enterprise kind of guy, but the short-lived attempt by Verizon to demand that customers pay $2.00 per month for the
Recently, Amtrak announced that a $450 million will be earmarked to upgrade 24 miles of track in New Jersey, so that Acela trains can reach