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- Where Did Your Favorite Sitcom Take Place?
- Love this map from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch site! It uses Google Maps to plot the location of dozens of treasured (?) sitcoms. According to the ...
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- Bankers Behaving Badly
- This is from an economist's blog: The discussion is about why, during the go-go years leading up to the present recession, bankers took so ...
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- Turnaround secrets
- In 2004, former Wayne County, Michigan, prosecutor Mike Duggan became the chief executive of the troubled Detroit Medical Center. On day one, he was told the ...
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- Patti Blagojevich to Further Strain the Definition of "Celebrity"
- So, remember all that fuss about how former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich wanted to appear on the reality competition show "I'm a Celebrity, ...
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- Big Cities Still Attract
- Creative class guru Richard Florida is guest blogging in Andrew Sullivan's space this week. His first entry ponders where college grads, facing an uncertain ...
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- Huntsman Shocker
- AP is reporting that President Obama will name Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr., a Republican, his ambassador to China on Saturday. Huntsman has been mentioned ...
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- It's an Emergency! Now What?
- How will your local government inform citizens if there's an emergency? I ask because a week or two ago, sometime during the swine flu ...
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- State Budgets Get More Grim
- The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has updated its report on state budgets. Not surprisingly, the news is pretty bad. According to the Center, ...
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- Spending Transparency: Vital to the State of our Union
- The following Thomas Jefferson quote is getting a lot of play these days in connection with transparency Web sites. Not that Jefferson was much of ...
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- Massachusetts and the Bold Move
- Those of you who read David Osborne's Health column in this month's Governing (Rx for Reform) know he laid out the case for ...
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