Washington Post, March 18, 2010 on page A12:
GM Chief Financial Officer Chris Liddell said the automaker is making money in Brazil and China, struggling in Europe and somewhere in between in North America.
The old line is: What is good for General Motors is Good for America! Now,Brazil and China are to be added for GM in the 21st century. Here we detect Sino-American Economics from the happenings.
Page A18: Kate McClintic wrote to the Editor: "I am one of many citizens who voted for President Obama because we believed he was a serious thihker who would apply his abilities to the relentless and stress-filled tasks of the presidency. I, for one, am grateful to him for taking on the burden. It was Abraham Lincoln, not a barrel of laughs during his demanding presidency, who said "People are about as happy as they make up their minds to be." I am constantly impressed that Mr. Obama can still keep up that winning smile and charming conviviality, despite the often oppressive dilemmas he was elected to address." How true as I see such thoughts as well!
I would endorse the same rationale above and I have sent my blogs apropos of the Equation for Happiness below:
Happiness == Material Consumption + Intellectual pursuit + Spiritual Satisfaction + Good Health as the numerator over Desire as the denominator.
Francis Shieh a.k.a. Xie Shihao trying to be jovial marked by good humor as the disciple of Mark Twain on March 18, 2010 at 11.38 a.m.
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