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AP Source: ESPN to air Woods interview Sunday

A person familiar with the situation tells The Associated Press that ESPN will air a one-on-one interview with Tiger Woods on Sunday night.

Obama expects passage of health care bill

President Barack Obama says he expects to get the votes for his health care overhaul, telling ABC News "we're going to make this happen."

P&G's McDonald anchors future with new consumers

Consumer products giant Procter & Gamble is resisting the recession with new products and lower-price versions of standbys; it's beaten Wall Street expectations for the two quarters CEO Bob McDonald has been in charge, and sales are trending better.

Turning to video to help you land a dream job

Louie Bernstein lost his job as a general manager for an Atlanta computer company on Feb. 2 and immediately decided an ordinary résumé wouldn’t cut it in this job market.

Nobel laureate Ebadi says Iran opposition strong

Iranian Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi dismissed concerns Sunday that Iran's opposition movement is faltering after a government clampdown foiled plans to hold mass demonstrations last week on the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.

Martina Hingis to play WTT; rules out full return

Martina Hingis can't help but contemplate yet another comeback when she sees the success Kim Clijsters and Justine Henin are having after being away from tennis.

AP Interview: Saakashvili offers US a supply route

Georgia's President Mikhail Saakashvili says he has proposed to the United States that his country become a logistics hub for the expanding U.S.-led war in Afghanistan. The Obama administration may not be eager to accept the offer as it seeks to improve relations with Russia.

CEO Interview: Global recruiter on the job market

As the leader of one of the world's largest executive recruiting firms, Kevin Kelly has a unique view of the job market.

WTO chief sees US-China trade friction rising

Trade friction between the United States and China over everything from cars to chemicals will increase in the coming years as the world's biggest importer and exporter buy and sell more of each other's goods, the World Trade Organization's director general said Thursday.

Kimberly-Clark CEO: people want value, innovation

Kimberly-Clark Corp. CEO Thomas Falk did things most executives ran from during the recession: He plunged money into innovation and marketing, and raised prices.

Obama: Reid's comment was not `mean-spirited'

President Barack Obama says Harry Reid was trying to praise him when the Senate majority leader made a controversial reference to Obama's race and dialect, and that the Nevada lawmaker simply used "inartful language."

Lawsuit accuses Fox News of copyright infringement

A former adviser to Michael Jackson sued Fox News on Thursday for copyright infringement, claiming the cable channel aired portions of an interview with the singer's ex-wife without proper payment or permission.

6 ways to stand out in a college interview

Interviewing is one of the final steps students will take toward college application success. It's also one of the most daunting. Whereas the essay gives you the opportunity to write and revise endlessly, the interview is a one-time deal. You've got to make it count. Here are some tips that will help your children (or you) stand out and shine in a college admissions interview.

Danish cartoonist defends police who protect him

The Danish artist whose controversial cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad enraged Muslims around the world said Monday that police cannot protect him from attackers who act spontaneously.

Fritz Pollard chairman: Redskins interviewed Gray

The Washington Redskins have interviewed one of the team's assistants for the head coaching position, the head of the group that monitors the Rooney Rule said Monday.

Ohio governor says he regrets slot machine plan

A feisty, yet reflective Gov. Ted Strickland said Monday that his biggest mistake in 2009 was deciding to rely on revenue from racetrack slot machines that were later sidelined by the Ohio Supreme Court.

Walmart.com CEO aims dominate Web retailing

With a week to go before Christmas, division CEO Raul Vazquez says Walmart.com's holiday sales are growing two or three times faster than Web sales overall.

Ga.'s Isakson: No 2nd homebuyer credit extension

U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson said there won't be another extension of his homebuyer tax credit after it expires in June.

Penney CEO: Why the recession is good news for us

This holiday season, J.C. Penney CEO and Chairman Myron E. Ullman III is armed with a lineup of exclusive fashion brands he helped bring to the department store chain, and he's ready to battle key rivals like Macy's.

AP Interview: Cuban pitcher defects without drama

Aroldis Chapman simply left his room at the Domina Hotel in Rotterdam last July and went down to the lobby.

Obama willing to go to Copenhagen for climate deal

President Barack Obama said Monday that he'd be willing to attend an international climate summit in Copenhagen next month if it appears a deal is in the offing and his presence there would help clinch it.

Agassi's book reveals lies he 'can't live with'

It turns out Andre Agassi was lying all along.

Eli Lilly CEO banking on new drug pipeline

There are some life experiences few will ever have. And as the oldest of nine children and CEO of a Fortune 500 company, John Lechleiter has a couple under his belt.

Rush Limbaugh: I love to ‘yank media’s chain’

Rush Limbaugh realizes you don’t become America’s most popular radio talk-show host without having the hide of an elephant. And he’s long subscribed to a theory: His 21 million listeners know him and love him, and the other 280 million Americans, well, they don’t pay the bills.

AP Interview: Orszag says economy still needs help

While the economy is beginning to come out of recession, it has yet to show evidence that it can grow without the help of the government's $787 billion infusion of taxpayer money, President Barack Obama's top budget adviser said Monday.

The Vine

Bret Baier For President?

I just heard they are already coming out with "Bret Baier For President" bumper stickers! What is your vote?

Cell Phone Inventor Swaps iPhone for Droid
Source: neowin.net

Back in 1973, Martin Cooper created something that would change the world forever--the cell phone. The first cell phone may not have been pocketable, but were it not for Martin Cooper and his brilliant invention, we wouldn't be walking around with phones in our trousers.

Droid's Beats iPhone's Though Nexus One Launch Dismal
Source: Wired News

Mobile analytics firm Flurry says Google's Nexus One is a sales flop. Using estimates based on usage of its apps, Flurry believes that the new Android-driven smart phone debuted to dismal sales.

Fox News host interrupts Obama 16 times in testy interview | Raw Story
Source: Raw Story

In yesterdays Fox News interview of President Obama by Bret Baier he stayed true to the Fox style of interviewing, and that is to be annoying and to interrupt before the interviewee has a chance to answer any question completely.

Obama interviews Obama

I saw Bret Baiers interview with Obama. Since Obama's answers had little to do with the questions asked, I can only conclude that Obama is the only person capable of interviewing Obama. Below is the transcript of Obama's interview with himself.

Dress for success on next job interview
Source: msnbc.com

As if job interviews and career fairs weren't stressful enough, there's also the anxiety of figuring out what to wear. How can you tell how dressed-up - or dressed-down - you can go? 10 Tips columnist Laura T. Coffey offers advice to help you carry yourself with confidence.

Interview with Penis Puppeteer Rich Binning
Source: LAist

How did you get your start in genital origami? It was a college party trick of ours because in high school Chris saw the show in Portland and bought the 'how-to' book. He taught me some tricks, but we never imagined we'd be traveling the world with it.

David Gergen's Voice: The President has seen falling poll numbers, an ongoing backlash from Republicans, even grumblings from some Democrats. Might [Emanuel] bear some of the blame -- most of the blame?
Source: gergensvoice.blogspot.com

* * * [I]f you[re] chief of staff and people call for your head, that goes with the job description. We've seen this with lots of chiefs of staff.

Pitcher Who Refuses NCAA Interview Denied Ability to Play by Court and University of Kentucky
Source: Kentucky.com: Homepage

"University of Kentucky pitcher James Paxton, rated the No. 1 college senior in the country by the magazine Baseball America, lost a second court battle to get back on the playing field Friday, February 19, 2010.

This secretive billionaire family owns the Ambassador Bridge - thestar.com
Source: Toronto Star

DETROIT–The Moroun family seldom steps out of the shadows to show itself to the world. They may be billionaires. They may own the most important bridge Canada has ever known. But they are just shy that way.

BBC News - Questions about convicted Pakistani doctor Siddiqui
Source: BBC News

Despite anger in Pakistan, the conviction of Pakistani doctor Aafia Siddiqui in a US court for the attempted killing of US agents is not going to come as a surprise to anyone.

If I Were Able to Interview Tupac Shakur
Source:

If given the opportunity, this is the interview I would have done with Tupac Shakur, complete with background, rationale, and interview strategy.

James O'Keefe wiggles and squirms in Hannity interview

James O'Keefe wiggles and squirms in Hannity interview By: David Phillips Las Vegas Democrat Examiner

An exclusive interview with the Teleprompter of the United States.
Source: KILF Dallas

A podcast of the interview with the Teleprompter of the United States featured this morning on KLIF in Dallas. Enjoy!

Obama: I'd rather be a "really good one-term president" than "mediocre two-term president."
Source: Think Progress

"I'd rather be a really good one-term president than a mediocre two-term president," he told ABC's "World News" anchor Diane Sawyer in an exclusive interview today. […]

Tiger Woods update: Golfer's former mistress Jaimee Grubbs doesn't believe marriage can be saved
Source: Examiner

Tiger Woods has been through a lot in the last few months and so has his family. Reports have surfaced stating that Woods and wife Elin are trying to save their marriage.

On gospel, Abba and the death of the record: an audience with Brian Eno
Source: Guardian Unlimited

He's been a Roxy original, the inventor of 'ambient', Bowie's muse, the brain in Talking Heads and U2's 'fifth man'. Now Eno tells us where he's heading next Nice interview.

No Concern From Hannity As Palin Suggests More Passion Is The Key To Winning The War On Terror (With Video)
Source: News Hounds

The line between news, punditry and partisanship has become even more blurred on Fox News with the arrival of their latest "analyst," Sarah Palin.

Dwyane "The Rock" Johnson to appear on Jay Leno's show tonight
Source: prowrestling.net

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson will appear on Jay Leno's NBC talk show tonight at 9:00 p.m. CT. Johnson had been advertised on the NBC website's guest host page for last night, but apparently the interview is actually set for tonight.

Glenn Beck Calls Sarah Palin "One Of The Only People That I Can See That Can Possibly Lead Us Out Of Where We Are" (With Video)
Source: News Hounds

Well, that was rich. Misinformer of the Year Glenn Beck nearly slobbered over Sarah Palin, the source of the Lie of the Year.

(Video) McCain Responds to Whether Sarah Palin Was Properly Vetted? 'I wouldn't know.'
Source: Yahoo! News

An interview on "The Today Show" this morning became contentious when host Matt Lauer questioned Sen. John McCain about allegations in a new book that his campaign did little background research on Sarah Palin before choosing her to be his running mate. Watch the video below:

Interview Myths That Keep You From Landing the Job
Source: hotjobs.yahoo.com

With so few jobs currently available and so many people currently hoping to fill those jobs, standing out in an interview is of utmost importance. While jobs themselves are scarce, job advice is overly abundant. And with an influx of information comes an influx of confusion.

Right-Wing Radio Host Incensed That 'Butt Sniffer' Michael Steele Canceled Appearance On Her Show (With Video)
Source: Think Progress

Less discussed was the fact that Steele also canceled an interview with conservative radio host and Tea Party activist Dana Loesch, whose show airs Monday-Friday at 7:00 p.m. CT.

"Accountability For War Crimes is Imperative"; An Interview With Cindy Sheehan
Source: globalresearch.ca

Mike Whitney---President Barack Obama recently visited Dover Air Force Base where he was photographed with the flag-draped coffins of soldiers who were killed in Afghanistan and Iraq. Why did Obama do this and what was your reaction?

Obama to Oprah: I'd give first year a B-plus
Source: Chicago Sun-Times

Talk queen Oprah Winfrey chatted up President Obama and the first lady on a TV special Sunday night in which he said he'd give himself a B-plus (an A or A-minus if he gets to sign health care reform legislation).

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