Oxford American Comes to Atlanta

Oxford American magazine, the pride of Arkansas, hits Atlanta on March 26 to celebrate their 2010 Southern Food issue.

Support the cause by attending the luncheon or hang with the players at the $1,000 a couple dinner at Dogwood.

I will be keeping it real by just reading the new issue of the magazine. $5.95 at your favorite newsstand.

Want the sheep? Come Take 'em!

(Click image to enlarge. From Economist.com)

My spouse has long suffered my obsession with the 1982 Falklands War.

Costing more than 1,000 lives, this 74 day conflict was far from a trivial event in history. Ostensibly a territorial dispute over a tiny land of sheep and farmers, the conflict provided Margaret Thatcher a vehicle to stay in power, drove elected government into Argentina, and provided one last view of the British Empire in action for those who would forget her.

Is Round II in the works? According to a recent Economist article, an oil rig will arrive in the Falklands this month and "by the end of this year, the 2,500 islanders will have a better idea of whether the Falklands are to become a Saudi Arabia with penguins."

I can't want to see how Ms Fernández plays this one out.

Human Rights and U.S.-China Relations - U.S. - Asia Law Institute NYU

Human Rights and U.S.-China Relations - U.S. - Asia Law Institute NYU