Thursday, March 11, 2010

Play It Again: Promoter Has One-Track Mind About Eight - Wall Street Journal
DALLAS—Last fall, more than 200 people crammed into one of this city's premier contemporary art galleries for a three-day show. The white walls, accustomed to paintings that sell for thousands of dollars, were home to less rarified fare. The show

How Andrew Breitbart Hacks the Media - Wired News
Andrew Breitbart has been waiting 45 minutes for a filet mignon. He drums his fingers on the table in this plush Italian restaurant off Times Square, a place where the media types he regularly trashes used to flaunt their expense accounts — back

Stimulus cutting family energy bills, fueling jobs - Salt Lake Tribune
Roy » Amanda Limburg is already seeing the benefit of her new double-paned windows and furnace: She and her husband pay $20 less on the monthly heating bill. "That was really exciting to see," said Limburg, who received the upgraded appliances as

Haiti Reconstruction: Mercenaries vs. Visionaries - Huffingtonpost.com
Regine Simon-Barjon was the heart, soul, and conscience of the Haiti "reconstruction" conference at the Sofitel Miami Hotel on March 9-10. The International Peace Operations Association ( IPOA ) sponsored the event in conjunction with the UK firm

Five Lies About the American Economy - Reason.com
The ongoing recession has raised a troubling question for otherwise resurgent Keynesian economists: How can the American economy keep getting worse under the intensive care of an interventionist economic team almost universally praised for its

Bill seeks to toughen online sex predator law - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
One of the best ways to catch online pedophiles is through an undercover operation in which a law enforcement agent poses as a child, state Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said. Under current law, when cops pose as children online and catch a

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