If you have questions that cover both areas, we'll decide between us how we're going to answer them and probably each take a shot at them.

WHITEHOUSE: The White House

He wants us to re-learn the distinction between what we need, in order to lead a good life, and what we simply want.

BBC: Should we forget about growth?

And we don't have the name of North Carolina, Syracuse or Georgetown, but we are still here, we show up every single day, and no matter how anybody feels about us, when you step in between those lines we're all equal and we feel like we can take on anybody.

WSJ: Big East breaking up with a bang

Approaching a narrow passage between two bergs, he urges us on: "Okay, we're going to shoot the gap!"

FORBES: Magazine Article

Between the band's last album, Bring It Back, and its latest, Re-Arrange Us, the Hammels have seen many changes.

NPR: Mates Of State: Rock After Children

Cynthia Ewer, the Washington state-based editor of OrganizedHome.com and the author of " The Complete Idiot's Guide to Getting Organized Fast-Track, " suggests we use this in-between-holidays week to step back and reflect on our habits and how well they're working for us at home.

CNN: Decluttering before the New Year

And he recently proposed to Congress a plan that even the Republican analysts who looked at the evidence, as opposed to the rhetoric, say will add between 1.5 and 2 percent to our GDP and help us to get out of this mess we're in and enable America to help the world again.

WHITEHOUSE: President Obama at Clinton Global Initiative