Bush: Ken Lay A Good Man

From today onwards, Cool links only!

Ken Lay, the former Chairman and CEO of Enron Corporation, embattled with corporate abuse and accounting frauds after the bankrupt of Enron since 2001 and died of a severe heart attack at Independence Day night. Anyhow, President Bush still called him a good guy (watch the video).

John (Leslie) Prescott, British Deputy Prime Minister has never short of controversies and recently again stirred his political embattling over his visiting to the Colorado ranch of the American billionaire owner of the Millennium Dome, insisting he has done nothing wrong (via)! It seems that he only knew a little about the internet.

Thanks to a Digital Inspiration post--Legit Trick to Access New York Times Archives for free, I learned how to construct a story link by using The New York Times Link Generator to let anyone of my readers be able to read the full NYT story, Like The Myth of the New India, which would otherwise expire in a short while of some days.

Last, just two worthy reading, A Rift at the Video Blog Rocketboom Triggers a Cyberspace Soap Opera likens Amanda Congdon's case to that Star Jones Reynolds and Dan Rather left from the The View on ABC and CBS News, respectively; and Krugman's The Treason Card. Good Reading!

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