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...bombastic host of CNBC's Mad Money is not known for understatement. His wild on-air rant in August about Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke became a YouTube favorite. So it's hardly surprising that this book makes Cramer-sized claims about who can become wealthy: "I don't care if you don't have two cents to your name or if you owe thousands of dollars in credit-card debt." But he displays surprising earnestness in showing readers how to beat the market by saving steadily and studying...
...envoys to promote a "genuine dialogue'" on issues including an Israeli-Hamas cease-fire was endorsed this month by such figures as former National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft; onetime Deputy Secretary of State and ambassador to Israel Thomas Pickering; and former Israeli Foreign Minister Shomo Ben...
...chance to challenge the shooters,” Richter said.And those 23 times when the puck was on target, Richter stood tall in net, making just one mistake and foiling Cornell’s Colin Greening several times, often just inches from the goal line.The Big Red pulled netminder Ben Scrivens for the final 1:20 of the game, but the extra attacker proved to be of little help. The best opportunity of the closing moments was in fact for Harvard, with sophomore defenseman Alex Biega flipping the puck from center ice towards the empty Cornell net—only...
...back,” junior defenseman Brian McCafferty said. “Every time that we go out there this year, we feel like we can beat anybody.” As an added bonus, Richter notched a victory against his former rival and Cornell sophomore goaltender Ben Scrivens. “[He’s] another Alberta kid that I played against back in juniors, so it was nice to get a win against him tonight,” Richter said. CROWDED OUT As many Crimson fans had already left for New Haven to watch The Game, the Harvard...
...pulled netminder Ben Scrivens for the final 1:20 of the game, but the extra attacker proved little help. The best opportunity of the closing moments was in fact for Harvard, with sophomore defenseman Alex Biega flipping the puck from center ice towards the empty Cornell net—only to watch Big Red blueliner Doug Krantz sweep it away at the last possible second...