Getting caught on suspicious data or retraction is bad, but there are enough examples that even this is not the career death one might expect.
His standing in Georgia is low enough, for example, that former Gov. Roy Barnes, running to reclaim his old office, chose to skip a Democratic fund-raiser starring the president after his speech to the veterans.
The book also puts forth arguments that aren't made by business leaders nearly enough: for example, that caring for workers, communities, and the environment is not, as some argue, a distraction from fiduciary duty, but actually "the best way to optimize long-term profits and long-term shareholder value".
But the 2011 slates offer enough cheering examples that childishness and sequels are being resisted.
"When challenged, he was clever enough to say, for example, that he had made a mistake," says Jean-Pierre Mustier, the head of SocGen's investment-banking arm.
On a simple level, these new academic systems need to be smart enough to know, for example, that a post about a guest lecturer in child psychology should be routed to anyone that is a psychology major (based on explicit profile fields) or by understanding what types of communities they are members of (implicit).
That is about $1.50 a day, enough to make sure, for example, that each child gets a ration of at least seven ounces of beans, he said.
He said, for example, that not enough attention had been paid to the Pentagon budget and what would happen if automatic budget cuts, called sequestration, go into effect as scheduled on March 1.
We need to focus on the development needs of the people.... We've created evidence, an example, that with enough commitment to nonviolence and dialogue, you can begin to build some kind of creative justice.
It's not enough if you say, for example, that we've offered a health care plan and I look up -- this is just under the section that you've just provided me, or the book that you just provided me -- summary of GOP health care reform bill: The GOP plan will lower health care premiums for American families and small businesses, addressing America's number-one priority for health reform.
