June 23, 2004

Presidential Leadership Editor Leonard Leo and Contributing Author Ed Meese were interviewed on several radio networks and a number of stations today reaching an audience of several million listeners. To hear their interview with Paul W. Smith on Detroit's WJR click on the station logo below. And thank you to Paul and WJR for permission to post the interview on our web site.

June 22, 2004

More than 100 friends celebrated the publication of Presidential Leadership in Washington, DC this evening.  At left below, Editors James Taranto (center) and Leonard Leo (right) are toasted by Federalist Society Chairman Steven Calebresi and others.  Below, Leo and Taranto are joined by several four of the book's contributing authors: From left to right: Calebresi (Introduction); Terry Eastland (Truman); Leo; Michael Barone (Grant); Jay Winik (Lincoln); and Taranto.

Embracing Your 40s. Part 2
Fit for Life Haddon also tells women not only to adopt positive attitudes, but also to live healthier lifestyles. The advice she doles out for staying fit is much of the same sensible recommendations women hear from their family doctors — exercise three times a week, eat healthy, stop dieting, stop smoking and drink lots [..]

Embracing Your 40s. Part 1
Flip through a few women’s magazines and you’ll notice the subtle changes. Forty-three-year-old Melanie Griffith touting cosmetic lines. Top models from three decades ago gracing the covers as sexy and vibrant women again. A profile on Madonna giving birth at age 41. And it’s not just the rich and famous who are embracing their 40s, [..]

Discovery Channel Moment
The next scene opens with a Discovery Channel moment, which impels me to… It is EXACTLY how I envisioned it. We see an eagle or a falcon soaring through the sky, high above the island, strong, graceful, the wind rushing through its wings. In my Freedom to Fly CD, I guide people to imagine doing [..]

Making Collected Club Information Useful
Clubs have collected lots of data on their club-oriented software. In some cases, hard copies are created with reams of printouts sitting on shelves — or worse, in offsite storage facilities. The data starts with club financials, and grows to membership data and then to usage. The lesson is that this data only becomes information [..]

Could Your Child Have Scoliosis. Part 2
Severity and Treatment The severity of the scoliosis is measured by degrees of curvature, which can range from extremely slight at 5 degrees, to extremely severe at 90 degrees. Slight curves do not send up warning flares to doctors. However, Carissa Havrilko’s curve reached 71 degrees, which is a very noticeable and progressing curve. “A [..]