Here's an interesting exchange between Fox News and Bill Burton, Obama spokesperson about Burton's allegation that Fox News is biased and Fox New's defense that it is not biased. You be the judge.

"Most," A Moving Illustation of God's Love for Us

Here is an excellent video clip from a short film called "Most," which was nominated for Academy Award. It is an extremely moving story of a loving father who had to make a choice between sacrificing his son or sacrificing a train load of people.

This is one of the best illustations I've seen to explain God's love for us. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only son, so that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16.

I was listening to Warren Buffett talk about the credit crisis on Charlie Rose and I was very impressed. He had a way of putting complicated things into easy to understand terms. Here are some of the things he said that was memorable.

When asked about the bailout package, he said, "It's better to be approximately right than exactly wrong."

He thought the government can make some money on the deal with the financial institutions if they play the cards well. Essentially, the government is becoming the ultimate vulture capitalist. If he had the money and the staying power that the US Treasury has, he said he would play the cards.

On what caused the mortgage crisis: he mentioned the three "i"s: innovators, imitators, and idiots.