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  • Ask the Chinese

    The Chinese government actively encourages it's people to smoke ( from NPR). If you get cancer over there it's a death sentence unless you're rich. Why not ask them?
    Posted to Supreme Court Dispatches by david wayne osedach on October 7, 2008

  • Why not Buffet?

    While Buffet may not single handedly turn Wall Street around and kick our economy back into shape he will certainly be a key player. Paulson, however will be forgotten.
    Posted to Moneybox by david wayne osedach on October 6, 2008

  • a drop in the bucket.

    The inital $700 billion will only be a drop in the bucket in the end game bailout. The rest of the trillion plus falls on the shoulders of our next president. Obama.
    Posted to Moneybox by david wayne osedach on September 23, 2008

  • how do you pull a billion out of the hat?

    By borrowing it from China. As for the next trillion, we'll see...
    Posted to Day to Day by david wayne osedach on September 19, 2008

  • Rescue Dawn? NYT, WSJ

    Isn't that the name of a bad (very bad) movie?
    Posted to Today's Papers by david wayne osedach on September 19, 2008

  • 1500 miles for a beer?

    Having been involved in the industry I have always known that the closer to the source (brewery) the better tasting the beer. This would seem to be a good adage for food. As far as food imported from China...
    Posted to Food by david wayne osedach on September 17, 2008

  • sorry, no excuse...

    While McCain can be praised about many of his speeches, and his brilliant choice of Palin. There can be no excuse about calling our disaster of an economy ''sound''. Wall St. is in melt-down now. What company (after AIG) will be next?
    Posted to Moneybox by david wayne osedach on September 17, 2008

  • Hotlink to a Music Video -- John McCain for President!

    I enjoyed watching both major American political party conventions during the last two weeks. Both were highly impressive, albeit quite stage managed, television events. the speeches were good, the nutzo fervor of the partisan crowds was exciting, even the props, hats, signs and occasional arrests of journalists on public sidewalks, and protesting ...
    Posted to Explainer by MichaelBernard2 on September 6, 2008

  • underage Chinese Olympic contestants

    Not only does China know that some of it's Olympic contestants were underage; it doesn't care if everyone knows. Cheating and stealing are part of the economic miracle.
    Posted to Today's Business Press by david wayne osedach on August 24, 2008

  • "media" is plural

    ''Media'' is the plural form of ''medium'', so ''Are The Media Being Too Mean To China?'' is perfectly correct. Granted, ''media'' is most often used, not to mean a group of communication outlets, but the profession or industry as a single collective whole. But if you're going to be all pedantic and nitpicky, ''are the media...'' is correcter, ...
    Posted to Five-Ring Circus by bdb on August 12, 2008
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