In the early years of the Bush administration it was clear that Cheney was really running the show.

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If this is how it has made us feel…

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Maybe this will be our chance to learn some needed lessons of responsibility: Click to continue »

First off…take your AIG frustration out by chucking a (virtual) tomato at them in this informative flash game: http://tinyurl.com/dabg6e

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Finally… new chapter (hopefully) to be out next week…

When I wrote chapter 1 of Death Wave (Chapter 1: The Death of SecureCo) I created a fictious CEO of a ficticous mega-insurance conglomerate, SecureCo, ultimately fleeing as the company goes under – and taking with him much of the corporate assets.

Writers need to use hyperbole much of the time. We’ve been known to write in exaggeration, at times, for effect.

Little did I know then that my writing of that chapter was not hyperbolic in the slighetst.

1. when sign bill: blue or black crayon?
2. believe the shoe thingie means: They love me! They really love me!
3. boring work on economy or “nappy time!” Click to continue »

For those of you who haven’t seen the video, America’s beloved stock broker was trounced on John Stewart’s “Daily Show” for his bad and reckless stock picks such as recommending Bear Stearns days before the company went under. Click to continue »