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Change That at Least Some People Can Believe In

Although he hasn't yet taken the oath of office, President-elect Barack Obama has already made appointments, offered comments about the Middle East and sketched out the elements of an economic stimulus package that he hopes to be able to sign. Predictably, some observers are already talking about the "several hits" that Obama has taken, a reference to the withdrawal of New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson's (D) nomination for the top job at Commerce and the mishandling of the appointment of Leon Panetta to head the CIA. But these problems are minor, and the reaction to most of the incoming administration's appointments has been positive. But that doesn't mean everyone is thrilled with everything Obama has done.

Obama Shouldn't Cave to the Right on Tax Cuts
WASHINGTON -- Of all the ailments sapping the U.S. economy, failure to cut taxes isn't one of them. The Bush administration has been an extravagant orgy of tax-cutting. Taxes were cut in 2001 by $1.35 trillion over 10 years. In 2003 they were reduced by another $350 billion. Tax cuts came again in 2004 ($146 billion) and, for good measure, in 2006 ($142 billion).

The Empty Case For More Regulation
If there is anything we have learned from the crisis in the financial sector, it's the urgent need for more regulation. Had federal regulators been more vigilant or wielded greater powers, all this suffering and heartache might have been averted. That's the story we've been told, and it must bring a rare smile to the face of Bernard Madoff. Madoff was the manager of a Wall Street investment fund that he allegedly confessed to his sons was "one big lie" and "a giant Ponzi scheme." But "giant" fails to capture the scale of his fraud, which may have lost $50 billion, more than the entire gross domestic product of most of the countries on Earth.

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Lentils: A Legume For The Ages
As a comforting, versatile food quick enough for weeknight cooking, lentils will keep you well fed all winter. But they're especially good to eat this time of year, as they're believed in many countries to ensure prosperity in the year to come.
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07.01.2009

A Life Dedicated To Michelin 3-Star Restaurants
London IT executive Andy Hayler has dined at every three-star restaurant in the French food guide. His travels have taken him all across the world to 60-plus elite restaurants. He speaks with us about his favorite meals, how he can afford this pricy hobby and his blog.
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05.01.2009

Five-Year-Old Chef Gets His Own Show
Julian Kreusser began cooking at age three. Two years later, he has his own television show on Portland cable access television. We talk with him about what it's like to be a culinary star so young.
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05.01.2009

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