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VIDEO: Oil feels so good when it stops
A young resident runs to take a leap into the bayou in Lake Hermitage, La.
The oil has stopped leaking,
loosely speaking.
BP's still tweaking.
Havoc still wreaking.
The drug Avandia
came in handy a
decade ago.
Now we know
the drug attracts
some heart attacks
but, weighing the facts,
the FDA backs it.
Cracks
in the case against Goldman Sachs --
they settle the case,
and the stock reacts.
Earnings season:
so far, pleasin'.
There's a smile on the face
at Morgan Chase
and Alcoa as well as Intel
did swell.
Financial reform
survived the storm,
but it won't stop a bubble.
We're all still in trouble.
The economy's in the gutter,
a ship without a rudder.
Food prices fall, including butter.
But the golfing world is all aflutter
cause Tiger Woods has switched his putter.
He's not made for one putter -- he needs to be free.
I'll see you @marketplace.org.
Bill, in your "Minute" this morning you referred to "asphalt cement". For your information, that material doesn't exist! Asphalt is a petroleum product used to make a kind of concrete, as well as various types of roofing, and cement is a mineral product used to make one kind of concrete. I'm sure you meant to say "ashpalt concrete". Concrete is a material made of sand, gravel, and a binder to glue the whole thing together... like asphalt concrete for streets and roads! I enjoy your stories. Keep it up!
