But even if they were to do that, it leaves unresolved the great British debate - about whether the UK's indebtedness is so great, and the confidence of investors in our credit-worthiness so fragile, that the chancellor dare not cut taxes or increase job-creating infrastructure investment.

BBC: Growth vs debt reduction

But if the ecumenists of the WCC and certain evangelicals are getting on better, it's probably because Christianity's centre of gravity is moving south to Africa and other poor places, where the ideological rows of the northern hemisphere often ring hollow, and churches dare not neglect either the spiritual or the material.

ECONOMIST: An intra-Christian gap has closed a little

Recent speeches by two of the people most loyal to Mr. Bush and his policies, Vice President Dick Cheney and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, and by the President himself, have squarely addressed the danger we face: Islamic fascists are on the march and we dare not ignore their menace - or fail to meet it effectively.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The disloyalists

Gee essentially said if the Emperor says he has no clothes (or NCAA violations) then the President dare not say otherwise even if the coach is nakedly violating NCAA rules.

FORBES: Ohio State Is Tressel-ized: The Lessons And The Future

Most people are far from networking experts (including me) and dare not mess with too many configurations outside renaming the SSID or changing the password.

FORBES: Western Digital Unveils Routers Designed to Speed Up Home Entertainment