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[Bigpicture.typepad.com] The Big Picture: Over the past few months, I have gotten into a debate with a variety of people -- Rev Shark, Cody, Jim Cramer -- as to whether or not there is anecdotal evidence of too much bullishness or bearishness. The example above copuld be interpreted as a sign of technology leadership, i.e., tech stocks typically don't pay dividends.

 [Wcvarones.blogspot.com] WC Varones Blog: March 2006: But the strategy raises questions about what bloggers, who pride themselves on independence, should disclose to readers. Wal-Mart, the nation's largest private employer, has been forthright with bloggers about the origins of its communications, and the company and its public relations firm, Edelman, say they do not compensate the bloggers.

[Gregsopinion.com] Greg's Opinion - GregsOpinion.com: That may be an ever-present problem for the current GOP ownership of the federal government as well as the state government here in Texas. But if Democrats should be the beneficiary of the public's desire to solve the problem by changing leadership, there's still a ways to go before we don't find ourselves accused of the very same problem the next decade down the road.

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