And as Facebook sees its user growth and engagement slow (particularly with, younger users looking elsewhere) it needs to be careful not to do anything to hasten the exits.

FORBES: Move up http://i.forbesimg.com t Move down

Now, even as we take additional steps to hasten that recovery, we know that there are limits to what government can do to create jobs.

WHITEHOUSE: Creating Jobs Through New Small Business Initiatives

But we hasten to warn taxpayers that the new rules do not eliminate the need for constant vigilance in tax planning.

FORBES: Gift Horse

"We have to do even more to help middle-class families, to create jobs, to hasten our energy independence, to improve our children's education and to fix our broken immigration system, " he said.

BBC: Republicans take control of US House of Representatives

The Federal Communications Commission could hasten this process, but it's been politically reluctant to do so--why upset thousands of local pols and the powerful TV and cable industries?

FORBES: No Shame

Forget foie gras. (Something evil about it.) Substitute a big old goose for the dry, overcooked slabs of fibrous white meat that you get from your Thanksgiving "Butterball" turkey, with its injection of "basting material, " which the Butterball people hasten to assure the fat-phobic public has nothing, but nothing, to do with butter.

WSJ: Let Them Eat Fat: In Praise of Fatty Foods