Matchmaker, matchmaker make me a rabbinic match... (Cleveland Jewish News)
Matching a rabbinic candidate with the "right" congregation is like fitting together pieces to a puzzle, says Rabbi Arturo Kalfus, the newest rabbi at Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple.

The smiles (and tourists) returning to Thailand (The Manila Times)
RED may have replaced yellow as the color of protest (though now comparatively muted) on the streets of Bangkok.

Bright Ideas for 2008 (BrandWeek)
Marketing is about solving problems. Young people aren't buying our cars. Mothers think their diapers are better. The cheaper store brands are eating into our profits. In the course of solving problems, marketers often stumble onto ideas.

Broncos aim to fix what's broken (Denver Post)
After blowing a three-game lead in the AFC West with three games to play, the Broncos finished 8-8, a record that again left them with the No. 12 pick in the NFL draft.

Bright Ideas for 2008 (BrandWeek)
Imagine an advertising campaign where the pitch is so covert that the advertiser is all but undetectable. That's the thinking behind "dark marketing," a term that seems to refer to ninja-type martial arts applied to shilling products.