Be adventurous with your food and drink, and try and find the best of it -- which may not always be the priciest.
New Year is a return to the eternal beginnings. Back to where there is only hope and promise and enthusiastic, well-intentioned energy. Back to the original big-bang-back-seat cosmic conception.
From Hanging Chads to "Mission Accomplished" to Saddam's Spider Hole to the infamous Wardrobe Malfunction, the past decade has been filled with memora...
Whenever the decade began, we can now see in hindsight that a few things were highly overrated.
It might be hard to believe, but we're about to turn the page on the first decade of the 21st century. As 2009 comes to a close, it's a good time to take a look back. Way back.
There is something very human, and certainly very American, about wanting to start anew. Hope still lives, idealism will not be crushed, the dream of a better America will not die.
THE DECADE IS STILL WITH US: LOOK TO THE FUTURE, NOT THE PAST; AS 2010 BIDS ADIEU, OUR CHALLENGE IS LIES AHEAD NOT BEHIND Forget The End Of A Decade...
We must understand the changes from the last 10 years in order to anticipate the direction of our global economy for the next few years. I believe the zeitgeist is the Decade of Disillusionment, or the condition of having lost naive faith and trust.
Decades matter. Think about the 1950's versus the 1960's, for instance. That's how different one decade can be from another. Let's put the past behind us and think about how we'd like the next decade to be.
A ten year interval, where otherwise responsible citizens decided that the best way to deal with their problems was to simply ignore them, has ended.
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We've lost a lot of our our innocence in only 10 years. From Al Quaeda to Bernie Madoff, we're waking up to the realization that the American Dream is just a dream if we aren't responsible for it.
There are a little less than three weeks left in this, the so far awesomest decade of the 21st century. But bizarrely, no one seems to have settled on...
Today, New Years Day, many articles are covering the most memorable events of the decade. Naturally, they all include the metro New Orleans flood.
Though Nobel laureate Paul Krugman called this decade "the big zero" -- as in zero wage growth, zero stock market growth, etc. -- it's probably safe t...
Jesse Sheidlower, editor at large of the Oxford English Dictionary, cannot escape the question: What should we call this decade? We have the '80s, the...
When you get right down to it, the fundamental changes in how we interact with one another over the last decade are beyond astounding. I don't know about you, but I need a break.
We have been on a roller coaster when it comes to how we now sleep and what a ride we have been on.
You would have needed a powerful crystal ball if you were standing at the corner of Monroe Street and Columbus Drive on Jan. 1, 2000, trying to glimps...
In a new interview with the former president, Mr. Bush reflected on the highlights of what he believes will be known as "The Greaterest Decade."
