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Why…lots of people did. Find out who in your area got big checks from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Interesting discussion of numerous aspects of the management (or mismanagement) by the U.S. Government of the United States - as compared to a corporation.

Video is 27 minutes long.

This talk from TED offers some interesting insights into government, politics and related issues as they relate to the one billion poorest people on the planet.

Most interestingly is the discussion of the checks and balances lacking in the places where they live.

Seems eco-tourism is more profitable than ever - in touring the battered areas of New Orleans.

http://www.pangeaday.org/filmDetail.php?id=49

And we have to thank the Army Corps of Engineers, the Bush Administration, Congress and the government of the state of Louisiana for the progress.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25433456/ talks about independent web sites like this one who create videos that get millions of views on YouTube and elsewhere, without million dollar budgets.

Transparency and life in the open media is tough, isn’t it boys?

Get used to it. Your life is reality tv.

London sees an early image of America?

A Times UK article on food shortages in England.

According to George Will, that is.

I’m not entirely inclined to completely agree or disagree, but he makes several points worth examining.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/thefix/2008/05/olbermann_on_clinton_and_rfk.html?hpid=topnews

10 minutes long. Worth every minute.

George Will asks some tough questions in this week’s Newsweek.

When you ask the right questions, it really isn’t hard to shoot down any candidate and make them look inept.

Was the Dalai Lama’s comment that the world needs “more women leaders” a tacit endorsement of Hillary Clinton for US President?

Only he knows.

But it is awfully curious:)