Although the account here of Johnson's tortured relationship with Robert Kennedy owes a decided debt to Jeff Shesol's compelling 1997 book "Mutual Contempt," Mr. Caro does a gripping (if still hole-ridden) job of recreating the much-debated events of July 14 , 1960 when Robert Kennedy tried to maneuver Johnson out of the vice presidential slot on his brother's ticket.
Deutschman, in a mere 301 pages, rips a hole in Jobs that can only be compared to the fatal tear in the Hindenburg.
So in lieu of this hole, how can job seekers best connect with local job openings and companies?
The current protests symbolise a growing recognition that tech is an industry like all others: mostly run by corporate stiffs—square pegs in square holes in Jobs's language and driven by the need to maximise profits.
The project attracts the attention of a clandestine American intelligence agency called the Directorate of the Extremely Improbable, whose director, Red Queen (yes, we are down the rabbit hole), says: "Our job is to assess threats to national security that we don't know exist, using methods that we don't know work.
This hole in the job market can be traced to the lack of strategic thinking by our leaders and misplaced priorities at colleges and universities.
We have friends who have been sending their resumes in to the black hole for online job ads for years now and have never gotten as much as a single interview.
The stimulus created or saved up to three and a half million jobs, but it wasn't big enough to fill the 8 million-job hole created by Wall Street's meltdown.
The unconstrained free market means that London and the south-east have acted for several decades as an economic black hole, sucking in jobs, people and housing.
At the same time, plant shutdowns by large manufacturing companies leave huge holes in local job markets, and moving is very costly for dislocated workers with ties to their communities.
