Of course, in order to use this as an argument that inflation is not a problem, he has to assume that the market has enough wisdom in it to properly gauge future inflation, but then he immediately turns around and forgets the wisdom of the markets when he overrules its price setting mechanism with an unprecedented series of operations, from open market to twist.

FORBES: What Gold Sees, and Ben Bernanke Does Not

Of course, if you want to do it at any serious scale, you need to have at least a few million dollars in spare cash lying around, but it turns out, a surprising number of people do have that kind of play money.

FORBES: An Organization Design Renaissance

But it turns out that buried in archives around the world were hundreds of hours of film footage shot in color, despite the then-cumbersome equipment.

FORBES: IN DEADLY COLOR

Mr Pinochet is in his present pickle not because Chile has broken its promise to him but because the general made the mistake of swanning around the world on what turns out to have been the false assumption that the decision of Chile's polity binds the rest of the world's courts.

ECONOMIST: It was right

There is too much trolling around in the dark, and some garbled and repetitive plot turns in the film, but, when the action breaks out across that slate-colored plain, Scott uses 3-D well, giving the movement persuasive depth.

NEWYORKER: That��s Life