December 23, 2008
By Jim Camp
I was recently asked, in my capacity as a negotiations coach, what was my opinion of the Detroit automobile manufacturer's bailout. I am completely opposed to it, but for a reason that politicians and the media have not discussed.  Detroit's auto manufacturers always employed flawed concepts when dealing with the United Auto Workers. Essentially, they engaged in "bargaining", not negotiating. At the heart of the problem is what negotiators call "mission and purpose."  The auto manufacturers believed that negotiating was the same as bargaining, but bargaining requires a mindset that requires compromise.

December 22, 2008
by Cinnamon Stillwell
Campus-Watch.org

In December 2007, we alerted readers to a new Campus-Watch.org feature called Setting The Record Straight. The section (which can be accessed by passing one's mouse over the "About Campus Watch" category in the left-hand tab and clicking on "Setting The Record Straight") is designed to correct false accusations made against Campus Watch. As we explained at the time:

Frontpage Interview's guest today is Tom Trento, Director of the Florida Security Council, a state-based organization that assists the general public in properly preparing for and responding to the threat of Radical Islam.

(Tom Trento)