The Red Sox Are The Local Scapegoats.

There Was But One Question He Left Unasked, And It Vibrated Between His Lines: If Gross Miscalculations Of A Person's Value Could Occur On A Baseball Field, Before A Live Audience Of Thirty Thousand, And A Television Audience Of Millions More, What Did That Say About The Measurement Of Performance In Other Lines Of Work? If Professional Baseball Players Could Be Over- Or Under Valued, Who Couldn't?

Wall Street Is Not Being Made A Scapegoat For This Crisis: They Really Did This.

The Moulin Rouge Is, Like The West Village And The Nasdaq, One Of Those Places That People Who Don't Like To Take Risks Come To For The Thrill Of Being On The Spot Where Risks Once Were Taken.

It's Such A Pain In The Ass To Write A Book, I Can't Imagine Writing One If I'm Not Interested In The Subject.

Those Who Know Don't Tell And Those Who Tell Don't Know.