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We have added some new entries to our Blog Watch. If you are interested in following the stories on high gas prices and various energy questions, we would like to draw your attention to one of our latest entries : NAM (National Association of Manufacturers). Here is a sampling of their archived links for the past ten days. Go check them out, it is well worth your time.

May 2006

05/15/06: Norm Augustine Interview  05/15/06: The Week Ahead: Presidential Schedule  05/15/06: The Week Ahead: Tapping Our Own Resources  05/15/06: John Stossel Says Media Biased in Its Coverage of Business Issues  05/15/06: Global Warming: 10,000 Years Ago  05/14/06: FMLA: The WaPo Misses it By a Mile  05/14/06: Global Warming: The Mount Merapi Eruption and Climate Change  05/14/06: Newspaper Circulation Declines, Blog Traffic Soars  05/14/06: Happy Mothers Day  05/13/06: Made in the USA -- Part 3  05/13/06: Cool Stuff Being Made: How Pasta Is Made  05/12/06: Friday Follies Bonus: ADA Plaintiff Leaps From Wheelchair, Police in Pursuit  05/12/06: "The Shipping News"  05/12/06: Legal Climate: Where Does Your State Rank?  05/12/06: Gas Exploration: Separating Fact from Fiction  05/12/06: Friday Follies: Happy Mother's Day! 05/12/06: Blog Down!  05/11/06: 'The Real Gas Gougers'  05/11/06: Fed's Interest Rate Campaign Winding Down  05/11/06: Welcome to the 'No-Zone'  05/11/06: New Report on State Legal Climates to be Released Today  05/11/06: Who Wants To Keep Gas Prices High?  05/11/06: Gas Prices: Peterson Amendment Passes Committee  05/11/06: Tax Relief One Step Closer  05/11/06: Fatal Contact: Bird Flu in America  05/10/06: China Currency: Treasury 'Takes a Knee'  05/10/06: Gas Prices: Time for Action Today  05/10/06: Want to Stop Soaring Health Care Costs?  05/10/06: John Peterson Rocks!  05/10/06: Harry Bernstein, 1922-2006

The NAM’s mission is to enhance the competitiveness of manufacturers by shaping a legislative and regulatory environment conducive to U.S. economic growth and to increase understanding among policymakers, the media and the general public about the vital role of manufacturing to America’s economic future and living standards.

The NAM is the nation’s largest industrial trade association, representing small and large manufacturers in every industrial sector and in all 50 states. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., the NAM has 10 additional offices across the country.