1. James K.. Glassman, a leading conservative columnist, recently complained that conservatives were too focused on balancing the budget.

2. Glassman is one of several doctors who volunteer at the inner-city clinic.

3. Mark "the Doof" Glassman had jumped through the sliding glass doors when he was six.

4. According to Glassman, "Over 30 years, [from 1972 to 2002], the cost of sending 1 trillion bits of information has dropped from $150(), 000 to 17 cents."

5. James Glassman, an economist at JPMorgan in New York, agrees with Yun that the downturn in the housing sector appears to be nearing a bottom.

6. Taking the stand in Congress in January, Mr. Glassman faced criticism for not making broadcasts in Iran sufficiently pro-America.

7. But to the traditionalists, the Glassman analysis amounts to nothing less than changing the rules to fit the game, which they see as a recipe for disaster.

8. Pop quiz time, how much do you really know about nutrition? Our registered dietitian Keri Glassman is here.

9. In the meantime, I'd like to thank Under Secretary of Commerce Glassman for attending this banquet.

10. "The drought and declining water tables are going to have an increasing impact on oil and gas production in Texas, " Glassman said.

11. "If you define risk as volatility, " which is what most analysts do, Mr. Glassman says, "history has shown that stocks are no more volatile than bonds" over the long term.

12. Over time it's going to be a growth constraint on oil production in parts of West Texas, " said Glassman.

13. And, my personal favorite: It's 10 years since James Glassman and Kevin Hassett published their bull market bible, 'Dow 36000.'

14. In the meantime, I d like to thank Under Secretary Commerce Glassman for attending this banquet.

15. Pop quiz time, how much do you really know about nutrition? Our registered dietitian Karry Glassman is here.