Because e-readers gather enormously detailed information on the way people read, publishers may soon be awash in market research.

WSJ: Nicholas Carr on E-Books

Let's hope that today's kids will be awash in iPods and Wii consoles, but the recession presents a great opportunity to market nondiscretionary items as gifts--Whole Foods gift cards, for instance.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Ohio is about to be awash in both.

FORBES: Buckeye Oil Billions Will Unleash an Ohio Manufacturing Tech Boom

That is, we will be so awash in surplus revenues that it can start collecting interest on money it lends out rather than vice-versa.

FORBES: The Hidden Costs of Health Entitlements are Growing at Triple the Rate of Health Entitlements

Though all technological advances are something to embrace, for individuals to be exuberant about fracking amid a world awash in oil is the equivalent of Americans dancing in the streets over new techniques discovered for the easy manufacture of t-shirts.

FORBES: The Irrational, Non-Economic Exuberance Underlying Hydraulic Fracturing

Banks, awash in bad debt, are to be encouraged to start lending again to property and construction projects, and the central bank will be less strict in classifying bad loans.

ECONOMIST: Dead Ostrich Bounce

These answers will be contingent upon how well America competes in a sluggish global economy awash in government debt.

FORBES: The Next 10 Years

While the past few seasons in fashion have been awash in the Day-Glo trend, there really is no need for anything workout-related to be pink or purple.

WSJ: Tina Gaudoin on Style: Will the Runway Ever Meet the Road?