Yes Weekly - omnibus http://www.yesweekly.com/articles.sec-232-1-omnibus.html <![CDATA[Losing a job you loved is the real disaster]]> <![CDATA[Will anything be left in two more weeks?]]> <![CDATA[Bush legacy already tarnishes new year]]> <![CDATA[Iīve got a wingtip and Iīm not afraid to use it]]> <![CDATA[Getting in the spirit and other thoughts]]> <![CDATA[An open letter to Governor-elect Perdue]]> <![CDATA[The reawaking of the age of 'idea-ism']]> <![CDATA[Please donīt fling me in that briar patch]]> <![CDATA[Three reasons why itīs a new day in America]]> <![CDATA[Now, Duh, would you mind going to hell?]]> <![CDATA[You knew Obama was Hitlerīs grandson, right?]]> <![CDATA[Metaphors, miracles, curses and comebacks]]> <![CDATA[McCaint finds his bottom, end is near]]> So it%uFFFDs come to this. McCaint is forced to defend his opponent and gets booed for doing it. The chickens have come home to roost, and he has nobody to blame but himself. When he turned his campaign over to Rove%uFFFDs top two hatchet men, Steven Schmidt and Rick Davis, we could see it coming a mile away. ]]> <![CDATA[Two questions lost in the shuffle]]> Am I missing something here? Of the thousands of questions asked of the 15 or so candidates during this interminable presidential campaign, there is one that has not, to my knowledge, been asked. If I were one of the ones doing the asking, it would have been near the top of my list. ]]> <![CDATA[Psst... have I got a deal for you]]> Anytime anyone has a grand idea, the first question asked is invariably, %uFFFDHow much?%uFFFD And rightly so, provided it%uFFFDs not just a way of being a contrarian who opposes, doubts and critiques everything that he didn%uFFFDt think of himself. There are such unfortunates, and some of them live in Greensboro. ]]> <![CDATA[From decaying ballpark to crown jewel]]> While I would heartily endorse all those ideas, I%uFFFDm not sure that a fulltime farmers%uFFFD market, in and of itself, will be enough of a draw to make the ballpark the gathering place it needs to be. In fact, no single attraction will be enough, even if the downtown lines are redrawn all the way out to Yanceyville Street. ]]> <![CDATA[Time to invoke the Overman Doctrine]]> I never know from week to week which hat I’ll be wearing come column-writing time. It vacillates from pessimist to cynic to provocateur to realist to satirist to visionary to wiseass at the… well, drop of a hat. But one hat you’ll rarely see me wear is that of optimist. ]]> <![CDATA[The letter John McCain should have read]]> Dear Sen. McCain: I am deeply honored that you would choose me above all the hundreds, perhaps thousands, of other Republicans who are more qualified than I to be your running mate. It is obviously the opportunity of a lifetime, a moment that I will cherish forever. ]]> <![CDATA[Does Eskimo vote hold key to 2008 election?]]> I may not have been a mile high after watching Sen. Barack Obama’s extraordinary speech last Thursday, but I swear there was a moment in there when I felt I was getting ready to levitate. I was among the hysterically happy throng at the former Mile High Stadium, if only vicariously. ]]> <![CDATA[Grand Prix: Grand vision or visions of grandeur?]]> Anybody who’s lived in the Triad more than a couple of days knows that High Point has an inferiority complex. ]]>