decisions

SCOTUS Chief Justice John Roberts has not been the neutral umpire or cautionary 5th vote that he sold himself to be when campaigning for the position.  Instead, he has always sided with the conservatives against the liberal wing of SCOTUS.  And he has repaid the Bush Adminis

Erik Cole, Chair of the Budget and Finance Committee in the Metro Council, said that the MTA Board has agreed to revisit later in the year, their decision to only keep two of the seven routes that were originally scheduled to be cut before the Council approved an extra $1MM in funding.

mike wrote an interesting post yesterday about how much gas is used to get people to and from church gatherings.

In addition to recruiting to create and sustain a bootstrap culture, entrepreneurs can use reward systems to reinforce bootstrap actions by employees.

I am starting a fresh sheet here. I am looking at moving toward a new attitude about things. Working with people and trying to see their point of view.

The best decisions made have rarely been an absolute totalitarian decision. The compromise filled our legislation in the beginning of our nation and without those compromises, we would not be where we are today.

With gasoline now topping $4 a gallon across the country, calls are rising for increasing domestic drilling for oil, including offshore.

Amy Griffith reports that the mostly white “urban pioneeers” of Nashville’s downtown will likely not be successful in getting their neighborhoods exempt from a school rezoning plan which would have their children attending a majority black school:

Bush says about Abramoff: “I don’t know him” although the committee documented Bush met with Abramoff SIX times.
A House Oversight Committee report contradicts  White House claims that convicted felon, Jack Abamoff had access to the highest reaches of the Bush administration and influenced numerous decisions within the executive branch.
From the report:

Time has always been and will continue to be a critical factor of decisions both personally and professionally. Whether it be an individual or a business decision it seems to always hang on the factor of time. As individuals and businesses pursue opportunities the issues of time intensifies. The longer it takes to either make [...]

Time has always been and will continue to be a critical factor of decisions both personally and professionally. Whether it be an individual or a business decision it seems to always hang on the factor of time. As individuals and businesses pursue opportunities the issues of time intensifies. The longer it takes [...]