Weiner’s junk more important than 9% unemployment?

Another politician proves to be human.  Film at 11! No scratch that.  We don’t want to see the film. Here’s what I want to know: 1.) Did Weiner harass any of the recipients of his sexts?  From what I can see, sexual harassment is pretty much under control in the corporate world, though it seems [...]

Monday: The Palantir

Most people know J.R.R. Tolkien as the Oxford expert on Anglo-Saxon literature who broke all of the rules when he wrote The Lord of the Rings.  If you have never read Tolkien, you may be under the impression that LOTR was a dungeons and dragons fantasy written for adolescent boys.  That’s how many of us [...]

Gasp!

OMG, outsourcing to China has risks! Found on Susie Madrak’s site, is a story about the risks associated with doing business in a country that is not the US, which she links to with the blurb “For outsourcing CEO’s” (which sounds like a really good idea).  Here is an  example of what can happen to [...]

Thursday: Obama, daring to underperform!

It’s change alright.  I don’t think any president in my lifetime has made it his goal to survive a re-election campaign by consciously ignoring the plight of the unemployed.  But according to the NYTimes, from Employment Data May Be the Key to President’s Job, this is his quest.  The intro paragraph on the front page [...]