It did feel like some of the show's prudent messages were lost in the way it was presented.
That's the message prudent investors might take away from the news Monday that President Obama is proposing to plunge us even further into debt this year than he did last year, amid the worst the financial crisis in generations.
Though he and others say federal laws pre-empt states' regulations for airlines, "that doesn't mean it's not important; it would not be prudent to ignore the message".
"There's nothing more important for financial stability than getting the debt ceiling raised and putting our nation on a prudent financial path, a message we have been delivering to lawmakers for weeks," said Rob Nichols, president of the Financial Services Forum, which has joined with the chamber and the National Association of Manufacturers to press the issue.
In the Lib Dem seats with Tory challengers, the party has to head that off with a combination of "local hero" campaigning for well-liked incumbents, and the decidedly unglamorous message to prudent middle England that the party is now, quite literally, selling insurance door-to-door.
Company officials had said before the start-up that the pace of operations would be deliberate and prudent, and they repeated that message yesterday.
If a paper carries an important message, it is prudent to look for subsequent letters in the same journal and for commentaries in other journals.
As well as reviewing the guidance it would be prudent to also examine how messages are communicated to different segments of the population.
He arrives with a wholly different message: a call for "prudent engagement" with the West and a desire to present the "true face of Iran", words that are a dig at his predecessor.
With regard to public health messaging, it may be prudent to publicise firstly men's use of and openness to using many different strategies.
"Keeping one's options open is just prudent," Hendricks said in an e-mail message.
