But this baby boomer, at least, is prepared to do his bit to save the world economy.

FORBES: Sorry I'm a Baby Boomer

President Bush will do his bit in an address to the UN on Thursday in which he may seek the setting of a deadline for the readmission of weapons inspectors.

BBC: Blair returns with hardened resolve

The board appointed Mrs Carroll to shake things up, and Mr Dlamini is determined to do his bit.

ECONOMIST: Face value

Then June gets a divorce and things heat up a bit, though Johnny has to do his wooing on stage because June won't hear of it backstage.

NPR: 'Walk the Line' Walks a Straight Line

In his world, you do just enough to get by and not a bit more, loving the life of mediocrity.

FORBES: Don't Wait For The Mythical Elevator To Success. It's Out Of Order. Q&A With Wendy Komac

Can you talk a little bit about what he expects that to do or why -- what his assessment of that is?

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

And Obama was also able to help prevent Sarkozy and others from getting a global supercop to oversee markets across all borders, a bit of a victory in his effort to make sure new regulations do not go too far.

CNN: Ed Henry: Obama in Europe -- Barack and a brandy

When he is over the euphoria of this innings he will have to knuckle down a bit, and he can do that without losing his natural flair.

BBC: Jonathan Agnew column