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Barack Obama is a master at grabbing and keeping his audience's attention, which is the number one goal of any public speaker. How does he do it? Here are five key lessons from Obama's rhetorical playbook.
Cost controls in the Senate reform bill have more potential than economist Alain Enthoven contends. They could also hasten the introduction of budgeting in healthcare.
Even smart people make financial moves that are downright illogical. Emotions and superstitions have a sneaky way of keeping you from rational financial decisions. But dumb choices can have serious, real-world consequences. Here are some of the biggest blunders we all make, plus tips from the experts on how to keep cool.
The Wharton School announced the death of Thomas Dunfee, former Vice-Dean of the school's undergraduate division, in an email to students yesterday. Dunfee, a professor in the Legal Studies and Business Ethics division, worked for 34 years at the school. R.I.P. Tom. (Here's 
The story about Wharton graduate Edward Anderton and his 22 year old girlfriend Jocelyn Kirsch is, as far as we can tell, mostly about the hotness of Kirsch. We think that it's possible that both were arrested last week for identity theft but it's hard to tell because the newspapers keep running pictures of Jocelyn in a bikini. Apparently, the couple had some kind of fake ID machine in their apartment and the keys to their neighbor's apartments. 
So John Fitzgerald, whoās getting really sick and tired of engaging in actual auto-fellatio (rough on the lower back), engages in some prose auto-f today, on his website. The topic? Online dating. Heās an expert, you know. āLet me give you a tip about internet dating,ā Johnny says. Please do! āMen lieā¦women lie.ā Let us give you a tip, John: no one ever called you a āliar,ā but simply āthe poster child for late-term abortions,ā if memory serves. But speaking of maybe-lies? āI graduated from Penn. [But] I took my name out of the database to avoid donation solicitations .ā He also lists a few not so good people (āStalin. Hitler. Bin Laden. John Fitzgerald Page.ā) and in yet another act of unjustified arrogance, ranks himself at #1. After you read about RE: 
Is probably what corporate financier/thespian John Fitzgerald would say to girls in bars, if he could find the blank space to add ārepel females on dry landā to a To Do list already jam-packed with higher-priority pursuits, like acting as the poster child for late-term abortions and bench pressing, by his own estimation, over 1200 lbs, 4 times a week, at LA Fitness. For now, heās relegated to doing so in this glorious land we call the internet, where totally unjustified arrogance is encouraged, and saying stuff like āI have an MBA from the top school in the countryā and was rated an ā8.9 on Hot or Notā can get you laid. Or, maybe, not. Hereās one little correspondence Fitzyāwho is more than likely a friend and sometime wingman of āgolden childā Chip Bierbaumāhad with young lady not too long ago.
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 11:01 AM
To: [friends]
Subject: Match Nightmare
So I winked at this guy on match.com. Should have known better considering his screen name was "IvyLeagueAlum."
He responds with the following email...
