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Michael Reagan

Making Sense: The Great Budget Train Wreck

By Michael Reagan, Posted April 7th, 2011

The current furor over the national budget is ample proof of the fact that federal budgets should be completed in time and based on reality, and not based on welfare-state politics.

Instead, Congress keeps kicking the can down the road by enacting so-called CRs (Continuing Resolutions) that have become... READ MORE

Michael Reagan

Making Sense: A So-So Presidential Speech

By Michael Reagan, Posted March 30th, 2011

If President Obama’s address to the nation the other night was meant to keep the American people up-to-date on the situation in the Middle East, it missed its mark, leaving us in a state of confusion.

For starters, the president implicitly limited America's proven exceptionalism. We may be exceptional,... READ MORE

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Michael Reagan on What Needs to Happen in Libya

By Michael Reagan, Posted March 23rd, 2011

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Scott O'Grady

Captain Scott O'Grady on Patrolling No-Fly Zones

By Scott O'Grady, Posted March 23rd, 2011

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Making Sense: Mad Dog of the Middle East

By Michael Reagan, Posted March 22nd, 2011

Ronald Reagan called him the “Mad Dog of the Middle  East” and treated him as such, launching a bombing raid against his compound that purportedly killed a member of his family and scared Moammar Gadhafi silly, reining him in for 20 long years.

As my father said then, Gadhafi has a goal... READ MORE

Robert Stevenson

Humble Beginnings

By Robert Stevenson, Posted March 17th, 2011

The following was written by speaker, trainer, and author, Robert Stevenson.

In the early 1960’s, Phillip Knight and his college track coach, William Bowerman, sold imported Japanese sneakers from the backend of a station wagon. They invested $1,000 in start-up costs to get their company off and running.

In 1907,... READ MORE

Amanda Little

Making Every Oil Calorie Count

By Amanda Little, Posted March 10th, 2011

The following was written by environmental reporter and author of "Power Trip," Amanda Little, for The New York Times:

AS turmoil in Libya pushes up the price of oil, American consumers are once again feeling the sting of $3.50-a-gallon gasoline. But the impact of costly crude on our lives and economy extends... READ MORE

Michael McMillan

"Pink Bat" Stairs

By Michael McMillan, Posted March 9th, 2011

The following was written by best-selling author and world leader in creative thinking, Michael McMillan.

This short video is an excellent (and fun) example of “Pink Bat” thinking… turning “problems” into solutions. The perceived problem was the stairs… most people preferred using the... READ MORE

Michael Reagan

Making Sense: This Isn’t Mere Duplication; It’s Unbridled Idiocy

By Michael Reagan, Posted March 3rd, 2011

Uncle Sam is spending a lot of your tax dollars on programs that do the exact same thing as other federal programs, and you are paying the tab, a shocking new report shows. 

According to a report by the watchdog Government Accounting Office (GAO), Uncle Sam hosts 47 job-training... READ MORE

Michael Smallbone

Ray Kurzweil in the News

By Michael Smallbone, Posted March 3rd, 2011

You can catch Ray Kurzweil on Charlie Rose tonight, March 3rd, on PBS, along with Barry Ptolemy, the director of Transcendent Man, an acclaimed documentary film about Ray's life and ideas. The film released yesterday on iTunes and is already one of the top 20 downloads.

Below is a list of other media stories on Ray:

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