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Dinah Eng

If store fronts and movies are any indication, the holiday season has started, and it can’t be too soon. With an economic grinch that has stolen the joy out of many pocketbooks this year, we need a reminder of what’s really important in life.

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What a nightmare episode for everyone except for Sterling Cooper's new Senior Vice President of Account Services, Ken Cosgrove. I thought Pete was going to hurl his hot cocoa into Cosgrove's face.

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It's hard to feel sorry for Don, but boy did he ever look pitiful when Betty nailed him.

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Dinah Eng

I’ve been on eight planes, flying cross country to somewhere, in the last three weeks, and on every plane, there were passengers coughing and sneezing up a storm. I count myself lucky that I didn’t have to sit next to any of them.

With swine flu being declared a national emergency, it’s time for people who are clearly sick to stay home and concentrate on getting well. But many people don’t.

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Dinah Eng

The autumn leaves have turned color, but are still clinging to the trees in Oshkosh, Wisc., where a business trip has taken me for a few days. I’ve never been to Wisconsin, and am shivering a little as my colleagues and I walk through the campus at the university in town.

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Don must not have learned to always remember to empty your pockets before washing your pants. Looks like his carelessness with his desk key is going to come back to haunt him.

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Dinah Eng

Breaking the law isn’t just a matter of right and wrong.

The difference between good guys and bad guys tends to blur a lot on television these days. I suspect it’s because we’ve come to understand that human beings are not purely good or totally evil. We all have the capacity to act both ways.

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What a miserable week for everyone, except for Sally's teacher. But her misery can't be far off.

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Dinah Eng

Most people know that slavery still exists in today’s world, but don’t pay much attention until an Elizabeth Smart gets on the stand to testify about the abuse she suffered at age 14 from a kidnapper and his wife who held her captive for nine months.

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The lecherous Italian men said it right -- Go home Yankee. Mad Men is more interesting when it stays in the States.