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http://www.propublica.org/special/degre ... k-paulson/

Hank (2009 TV series)

Hank (originally titled Awesome Hank & PRYORS) is an upcoming comedy for ABC about a Wall Street executive who loses his job and reconnects with his small-town family. The series is expected to air Wednesday Nights in the fall season and is to star Kelsey Grammer. The comedy is created by Tucker Cawley.[1] The series will premiere on Wednesday, September 30th.

This comedy is about Hank Pryor, a Wall Street executive hot-shot with his wife, Tilly, their daughter, Maddie & their son, Henry. The big life is great for them until Hank is suddenly canned from his CEO job and has his family relocate from New York to the small town of River Bend, Virginia. Life isn't all too grand now with having to live in the same zipcode as Tilly's family, but for Hank, it's starting small to become big...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_(2009_TV_series)

Another case of keyname hijacking?

A Whole New Hugh (2011)

More from the guy who plays "A Whole New Hugh." Ed Helms:

Central Intelligence (2011)

ED HELMS TO STAR IN CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE, A LARRY THE CABLE GUY VEHICLE | FilmDrunk.com: Movie News, Inappropriate Touching

Universal Pictures has acquired the spec script “Central Intelligence” as a star vehicle for Ed Helms. Ike Barinholtz [a MadTV and Seltzer-Friedberg actor] and Dave Stassen’s script revolves around an accountant who’s thrown into the world of international espionage after reconnecting with an old friend through Facebook.

My Central Intelligence Review on LatinoReview

Spec Script Sale: Central Intelligence

Facebook Movie Officially Greenlit

rigorousintuition.ca :: View topic - Facebook and the CIA

Ellen Brown: Economic 9-11: Did Lehman Brothers Fall or Was It Pushed?

A year after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers on September 15, 2008, questions still swirl around its collapse.

Lawrence MacDonald, whose book A Colossal Failure of Common Sense came out in July 2009, maintains that the bank was not in substantially worse shape than other major Wall Street banks. He says Lehman was just "put to sleep. They put the pillow over the face of Lehman Brothers and they put her to sleep." The question is, why?...

If Lehman was indeed sacrificed, who pushed it and to what end? Some critics point to Henry Paulson and his cronies at Goldman Sachs, Lehman's arch rival...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ellen-bro ... 78202.html

MinM wrote:Ellen Brown: Economic 9-11: Did Lehman Brothers Fall or Was It Pushed?

A year after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers on September 15, 2008, questions still swirl around its collapse.

Lawrence MacDonald, whose book A Colossal Failure of Common Sense came out in July 2009, maintains that the bank was not in substantially worse shape than other major Wall Street banks. He says Lehman was just "put to sleep. They put the pillow over the face of Lehman Brothers and they put her to sleep." The question is, why?...

If Lehman was indeed sacrificed, who pushed it and to what end? Some critics point to Henry Paulson and his cronies at Goldman Sachs, Lehman's arch rival...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ellen-bro ... 78202.html

Excellent question, questionable article.

She says people logically point to Paulson and Goldman Sachs, but then stops right there and says nothing more about it. She doesn't mention GS
a) were all over the crime scene as players and former GS "regulators," including Paulson;
b) were at the same time playing the oil market into a bubble;
c) have a long track record of inside manipulation and crash generation;
d) gained more than any other player in the crash so far, as usual;
e) were caught doing dirt 1,000 other ways, all without consequence (as with the recent software "theft"); and
f) are thought of as the prime suspects by most other players.

No, instead she skips off GS altogether, and turns instead to the old game of finding quotes about the need for a new world order, attempting to parlay these into a clumsy, illogical, incomplete argument that it must be the work of David Rockefeller and unspecified "global" bankers. Since it always is! (Isn't GS & co. global enough?!)

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If you have HBO you can catch William Hurt as Hank Paulson tonight in, "Too Big to Fail"


http://www.mybanktracker.com/bank-news/ ... -synopsis/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/04/1 ... 49347.html