Weekly Address: Clean Energy to Out-Innovate the Rest of the World

Your Daily Snapshot for Saturday, May 7, 2011   Weekly Address: Clean Energy to Out-Innovate the Rest of the World Speaking from a hybrid vehicle transmission company in Indiana, the President explains how investments in a clean energy economy are the solution to high gas prices in the long term. Watch the video.   In Case You Missed It Here are some of the top stories from the White House blog. The President & Vice President at Fort Campbell: "Gratitude" Closing out an emotional week, from the relief of the President's announcement that Osama bin Laden was dead to the somber rememberance of the victims in New York City, the President and Vice President welcome troops home from a deployment in Afghanistan and honor the military and intelligence professionals involved in the operation against bin Laden. The President on Jobs & Gas Prices: Read His Remarks, Download the Graphic Speaking at a hybrid vehicle transmission plant in Indiana, the President explains how these kinds of industries will not only help get gas prices down in the long term, they'll provide the next generation of jobs. Wounded Warriors Bring Inspiration to the White House Watch video of the First Family welcoming participants of the Wounded Warrior Program's Soldier Ride to the White House. Get Updates  Sign Up for the Daily Snapshot  Stay Connected     Facebook Twitter YouTube Flickr iTunes       This email was sent to e0nstar1.blog@gmail.com Manage Subscriptions for e0nstar1.blog@gmail.com Sign Up for Updates from the White House Unsubscribe e0nstar1.blog@gmail.com | Privacy Policy Please do not reply to this email. Contact the White House The White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111

Seth's Blog : How long is your long run?

How long is your long run?

The bank robber may have a long run of just thirty minutes. Stealing money today appears worth it because tomorrow is just too far away to consider.

There are organizations and nations that have been around for hundreds of years and expect to be around for another thousand. They have a long run a little longer than yours.

I think we can agree on what the short run is. The question worth asking your brand, your boss or your family is: what's the long run? Most of the time, we err on the side of short.

 

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