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The Big Dollar Bustout ... Is Too Big To Fail Still an Option?

Eric Ehrmann | Posted 10.19.2009 | Business

Read More: Subprime Crisis, Pentagon, Henry Kissinger, Somerset Maugham, Ronald Reagan, Bric, The Lost Generation, Federal Reserve, Twitter, Hitler, China, Reserve Currency, Woodrow Wilson, Slow Movement, Barack Obama, Thomas Mann, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Nobel Prize, Sidwell Friends, Austrian Economics, Foreclosures, Russia, Rupert Murdoch, League of Nations, Timothy Geithner, Paul Krugman, Death in Venice, Jfk, Great Depression, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Stalin, Business News
Eric Ehrmann

With efforts to rebrand America's national identity in the electronic media falling flat like a bad online date, taking away the dollar's too big to fail status might be the better wake up call.

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Nous Sommes Tous Americains: France Times

David Parker | Posted 10.07.2009 | Comedy

Read More: Americans, Cannes, France, Foreign Affairs, Cap D'antibes, French Riviera, Europe, Comedy, Paris, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Comedy News
David Parker

While in Eastern Europe I met only one other American. As I made way out west, I met more Americans -- I think most of them had been hired by Al-Qaeda to damage America's reputation.

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Rising Tide

Gershon Hepner | Posted 09.23.2009 | Business

Read More: Gatsby, Geraldine Fabrikant, David Leonhardt, Super-Rich, Edward Lear, Investment Bankers, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Business News
Gershon Hepner

We all prefer, like King Canute, to think we can control the tide, as we our treasury now loot, from reality to hide.

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Those Pesky Ballot Propositions - Is This Any Way to Run a Country?

Tom Alderman | Posted 06.13.2009 | Politics

Read More: Referendums, Kudzu, Ballot Measures, Frankenstein, Mobe Rule, Management and Public Policy, James Madison, Bob Hertzberg, Pete Wilson, Foundind Fathers, Hiram Johnson, California Governor, California Assembly, Legislatures, Southern Pacific Railroad, Ucla, Mental Health Act, Initiatives, Propositions, Dan Mitchell, Prop 13, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Kathleen Brown, Politics News
Tom Alderman

Deciding whether to 'increase the "rainy day" budget stabilization fund' in a state with the seventh largest economy in the world like California, requires a little more, uh, attention.

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Q & A: Actors Sienna Miller And Peter Sarsgaard Explore The Mysteries Of Pittsburgh

Brad Balfour | Posted 05.17.2009 | Entertainment

Read More: Peters Sarsgaard, Actors, Michael Chabon, Mysteries of Pittsburg, Sienna Miller, Novel, Movie-Adaptations, Keira Knightley, Rawson Marshall Thurber, Col. Vershinin, In the Electric Mist, Three Sisters, Andy Warhol, Edie Sedgwick, Anton Chekhov. Maggie Gyllenhaal, Johnny Lee Miller, Uncle Vanya, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Entertainment News
Brad Balfour

Somewhat like her character in Mysteries In Pittsburgh, Sienna Miller is a compelling, straightforward person who makes no bones about what she's about.

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Those Books You REALLY Mean to Get Around to Reading...No, REALLY

Jilly Gagnon | Posted 03.29.2009 | Comedy

Read More: Hemingway, Smarmy, Humor, Smug, Satire, Books, Proust, William Faulkner, Reading, Humor and Satire, Fitzgerald, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Comedy News
Jilly Gagnon

The publishing industry is not, contrary to rumor, dead, thanks to people like you and your grand plans. This year I'm going to finally get around to reading X.

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Why Blaming The Media Is So Played Out

Stuart Whatley | Posted 02.23.2009 | Media

Read More: Noam Chomsky, Israel-Palestine, Alan Dershowitz, Joe the Plumber, Israel-Gaza Conflict, Israeli Airstrikes, Israel Gaza Operation, Media Bias, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Mahmoud Abbas, Israel Ground Invasion, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Palestinian Territories, Hamas, Gaza, Gaza City, Israel, Israel Gaza Airstrikes, Israel Airstrikes, Media News
Stuart Whatley

The battle over blaming the media seems to have heated up to levels commensurate with the actual battle over the Holy Land. Can the media really be fueling both sides in the Gaza conflict simultaneously?

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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button: Unusual, Sometimes Preposterous and That's What Makes it so Effective

Michael Russnow | Posted 01.09.2009 | Entertainment

Read More: New Orleans, Jason Flemyng, Eric Roth, Brad Pitt, F Scott Fitzgerald, Cate Blanchett, World War I, Russnow, Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Michael Russnow, Russia, Hurricane Katrina, David Fincher, Robin Swicord, Tilda Swinton, Taraji Henson, Movies, Julia Ormand, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Reviews, Movie Reviews, Entertainment News
Michael Russnow

What unfolds is episodic and at times a bit long, but a good deal of the sequences are quite original, some very funny, most important extremely intriguing, much of which holds our attention.

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Keira Knightley Eyes "The Beautiful And The Damned"

Reuters | Posted 10.25.2008 | Entertainment

Read More: The Beautiful and the Damned, Film, Keira Knightley, Nick Cassavetes, Keira Knightley Zelda Fitzgerald, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Entertainment News

Keira Knightley is in negotiations to play Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald in "The Beautiful and the Damned." Actor-turned-helmer Nicker Cassavetes ("The Note...

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Shameful Days: Why Won't The Media Pursue the Pentagon Propaganda Scandal?

Arianna Huffington | Posted 05.08.2008 | Media

Read More: Pentagon Analysts, Pentagon Propaganda, Howard Kurtz, Anderson Cooper, Charlie Gibson, Howard Kurtz Reliable Sources, Keith Olbermann, Campbell Brown, Msnbc, Dan Abrams, Reliable Sources, Larry King, Glenn Greenwald, Katie Couric, Bob Schieffer, Pentagon Papers, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Pentagon, Abc, Lou Dobbs, Nbc, Chris Matthews, Brian Williams, Tim Russert, Mainstream Media, Cnn, George Stephanopoulos, New York Times, Pentagon Military Analysts, Fox News, Wolf Blitzer, Media News
Arianna Huffington

The near-complete blackout on the Pentagon propaganda story, self-imposed by the culpable news organizations, is a despicable abdication of their role as a constitutionally protected check on our government. Read More Probing a Political Paradox: Why the Discredited Right Still Sets the Agenda and Dominates the Debate How is it that the 28 percent of the population that continues to support George W. Bush no matter how many bodies pile up in Iraq, how many jobs disappear overseas, or how high gas prices get, continues to dominate our politics? Read More Watch Arianna On: Good Morning America, 20/20, Charlie Rose, Real Time, The Situation Room, AC 360, CNN's Election Center, and MobLogic TV

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