A note of congratulations are in order for Michael Barr, who has worked with the Initiative and CAP to design an innovative financial stability program. He has been named Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions in the Treasury Department. Sounds like a pretty plum job to me – I mean who ever hears anything about bank [...]
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Congratulations
Posted in Economic Security & Advancement, tagged Cabinet, congrats, Financial Services on March 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A Primer on the President-elect
Posted in Policy, tagged Asset Building, Early Childhood Education, Financial Services, Obama, Policy, presidential election on November 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
No matter what your politics, you’ve got to admit that the times are a-changin’! I thought since it’s official I’d post up a few links on President-elect Obama’s positions/plans on topics of TI interest:
Children and Family: see the campaign page and a post on Early Ed Watch.
In a nutshell, the Obama administration intends to invest [...]
Do you dream in color?
Posted in Innovation, tagged dreams, Financial Services, video games on October 21, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Because Diama and I are eking out a partial existence in the “Republic of Imagination”, I thought it would be appropriate to stretch great lengths to connect cool news articles with our work.
The British paper The Telegraph ran an article a few days ago about how the kind of television we watched as a child [...]
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