Goldman spokesman Michael DuVally says no tarp money is going to bonuses: "The compensation that was paid to employees came out of our business activities.” Charles Geisst, finance professor at Manhattan College and author of the upcoming Collateral Damaged: The Marketing of Consumer Debt to America, begs to differ.

Hehe, some classic early Krister Axel footage:

if you are thinking about voting for McCain.

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These days, I do stealth gigs. You never see it coming, it feels more natural that way. You know, you just make some phone calls a few days out and cross your fingers.<!-- break-->

Oh yeah, and a war that costs a million dollars a minute.

Much of the rise in oil prices, of course, is only being felt by Americans, because it is an increase in the dollar price for oil. For Europeans and Asians, whose currencies are appreciating against the dollar, oil prices are not rising, and may even be falling.

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I have been doing a lot of work on the Facebook platform lately.

I love the Derby. It is old and rustic like a rundown barn in the middle of a freeway except the roof is built like a bee nest and the shadows fall wherever they can.