OPINIONS, Jan 24, 2012

OPINIONS

Siegel+Gale Thought Leaders to Present at Branding and Marketing Conferences ...
Sacramento Bee
Siegel+Gale has offices in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, London, Hamburg, Dubai, Shanghai and Beijing and strategic partnerships around the world as a member of the Omnicom Group of companies (www.omnicomgroup.com). Reader comments on...
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LDS Church once thought stances on polygamy, blacks would not change
StandardNet (blog)
In that speech, Peterson opined that the highest degree a black person could attain in the Celestial Kingdom was as a servant; and that's one of his more tolerant opinions. The point here is not to bash the LDS Church, or use these retrograde opinions ...
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Give a thought for Botswana players
NewsDay
Well, that may be the case and I respect people's opinions, but I also have strongopinions against the view Botswana players should look to their national flag as motivation and not allow money issues to cloud their judgment and affect their ...
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War on drugs a failure, decriminalise now: Branson
Sydney Morning Herald
Mr Smith said that, while he generally agreed with Sir Richard's opinions, he believed it would be almost impossible for people to change their views on the criminalisation of drug use. "I think he's probably right but I don't think it will happen.
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Questex Travel Group Launches ULTRA for the Global Luxury Market
Sacramento Bee
Questex Hospitality + Travel is a division of Questex Media Group LLC, headquartered in Newton, Mass., with offices throughout the world. Reader comments onSacbee.com are the opinions of the writer, not The Sacramento Bee. If you see an objectionable ...
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IBM and VELCO to Build Next Generation Communications Network for Vermont ...
Sacramento Bee
IBM is also unveiling its eleventh Generating Insights publication, "Continuing the Journey in the New Era in Energy," a compilation of articles from energy experts andthought leaders." For copies, please visit the IBM Booth. Reader comments on ...
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Global Executives Say Companies Should Be Measured by Their Societal Purpose ...
Sacramento Bee
Alongside the EIU survey, DTTL examined the opinions of more than 1000 Deloitte member firm Millennials (employees joining the organization who were born after 1981) on their views regarding the impact business has on society.
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Loretta LaRoche: Idle time isn't necessarily wasted time
Midway Driller
Sometimes they would ask for my opinion and then act as if I had said something brilliant. I don't know if kids get that kind of opportunity anymore. I was lucky to have a mother who thought that hanging out with a bunch of elders was part of a great ...
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Have your say
Winnipeg Free Press
The picture exquisitely captures the assymetrical reasoning, unbalanced reporting, skewed opinions, tilted criticism, lopsided politics and uneven arguments associated with the look of the unfinished Canadian Museum for Human Rights -- located, ...
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Thinking clearly and independently in an election year (OPINION) Dixie Press Online What discourages many voters from exercising independent thought is that few have taken the time to sit down and write out on paper what they actually believe. There is great power in committing ideas to paper for it requires contemplation and a degree ... See all stories on this topic »

Dixie Press Online

Bruins' Tim Thomas refuses to meet with Obama CTV.ca My first thought was Thomas made a mistake. Then I remembered turning my back when Harper came near me at an event. I would never shake his hand! When I am forming my political opinions I always ask "but what do the goalies think ? See all stories on this topic »

CTV.ca

Welcome to The Niagara Regional - inside Tuesday's Standard
St. Catharines Standard
Niagara has so much to offer, but in our opinions our light is under a bushel, hidden from the world outside which prevents potential growth and development. It is kept dim at times in Niagara as we counter back and forth on issues.
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Racing needed hybrid more than Peugeot needed racing
Automotive World
The opinions expressed here are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the positions of Automotive World Ltd. Andrew Cotton has covered international endurance racing for more than 15 years and currently is editor of Racecar Engineering.
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Would you try an open relationship? Stuff.co.nz OPINION: "Monogamy is unnatural! Our species is too obsessed with sex! We are not designed to have sex with the same person over and over again for an entire lifetime!" These opinions are all from psychologist Christopher Ryan, the author of Sex at ... See all stories on this topic »

Stuff.co.nz

My Take: Why the abortion issue won't go away
CNN (blog)
Rather, Roe “made it impossible for the opposing views to live with each other.” Those who thought that the decision of the Supreme Court would settle the issue had reason for that hope. On other controversial questions, the court's rulings had ...
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The aesthetic consequences of new character models
Joystiq
I did say this was what I thought was most important. Of course, my jesting at #4 does highlight another issue: World of Warcraft has a lot of players who engage in a lot of activities and have a lot of different opinions. Your female gnome mage and my ...
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Sir Clive Woodward: At the Olympics the home team tends to deliver
The Guardian
He sounds more cynically amused when asked for his opinions on the state of English rugby and, initially, the prospects for the interim national coach, Stuart Lancaster. Having met Lancaster, and been impressed by him, I suggest the new man has done ...
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Rineke Dijkstra: Seeing is Believing Photo District News She had her own strong opinions about the conflict, and she found that “people really closed up” if she tried to discuss what was going on. Through her work she found, especially with the young women, that “they're just like girls in Holland, ... See all stories on this topic »

Photo District News

Lazy returns: How my Nano portfolio beat the S&P 500
Reuters
By John Wasik (Reuters) - I've never thought that laziness could be a virtue, but when it comes to investing, it's often advantageous. You can trade too much and become too pre-occupied with the headlines and business TV shows.
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Dougie's Monday mailbag
Crave Online (blog)
I also thought he'd do better. Bottom line on Rico: he was moved too fast and matched with world-class opposition (Akifumi Shimoda and Rigondeaux) was too soon. Ramos struggled with Mexican fringe contender Alejandro Valdez before he fought Shimoda and...
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Past Perfect
Southern Gazette
Kent was a man of strong opinions, and he was not afraid to voice them. He quickly became involved in the life of the community. He was a man of some musical gifts, and "folks invited us to play and sing." He went to church socials, and acted in a play ...
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Free speech is good - but not in my back yard
Daily Maverick
A consistent thread in those columns has been that we learn nothing by silencing odious voices – that it's only through being exposed to opinions that make us uncomfortable that we develop defences against them. Again, it's easy for some of us to say ...
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SAGIA's Sixth Global Competitiveness Forum Gets Underway in Riyadh
PR.com (press release)
Nearly 2000 delegates are attending GCF 2012, including hundreds of business leaders from around the world who will share their insights and opinions on entrepreneurship. SAGIA, the Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority, was established in 2000 as ...
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Saving the Middle Class: Is There an App for That? New Republic (blog) Political implications aside, it's a reminder that industrial policy has its virtues, particularly in a world where other countries practice it without hesitation. Nicholas Kristof has some counterintuitive (and changed)opinions about "sweatshops". See all stories on this topic »

New Republic (blog)

A mad song of love
The Asian Age
Then on, everyone has their own opinions on the same,” he says with utmost honesty and excitement. The process of creating a song and writing is highly evolving for any musician. The lyrics in Kailash's songs have always stayed with the listeners, ...
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