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May 10, 2010
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 Ansel Adams. Getty Images Our Most Intriguing today runs the Ansel Adams gallery in Yosemite, California. You know those long-lost Ansel Adams negatives, allegedly uncovered at a garage sale and reportedly worth hundreds of millions of dollars? The word from the Adams family is "nonsense." Matthew Adams, grandson of the famous photographer says "if" those negatives are the real deal - which he doubts –they're nowhere near that valuable, and only have some historical worth. Filed under: Most Intriguing Person July 28, 2010
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 James Lee Witt in 1999. Getty Images. This guy hasn't been in the news since the Clinton administration. That's when he ran FEMA. Since then, he's been an adviser in the federal response to Hurricane Katrina and the Haiti earthquake. Now he's got a new gig! James Lee Witt, FEMA director for all eight of Bill Clinton's years in office. Last month he was asked to independently investigate BP's response to the oil disaster. Now it looks like he'll join BP as a corporate adviser to new CEO Bob Dudley. What do you think? Is that a good job or not? Is the corporate level of BP the place to be right now? Filed under: Most Intriguing Person Posted: 01:56 PM ET
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July 27, 2010
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 Lorenzo Velez. Getty Images. This guy makes about $8,000 a year. Eight grand as an appointed civil servant, a city councilman in Bell, California. You've probably heard by now that some of his colleagues in Bell were making many, many times that amount. Lorenzo Velez spent the weekend trying to convince the rest of the city council members to slash their own pay. It worked. Now, everyone on the Bell, California city council will receive the same pay as Lorenzo Velez. That's about $8,000 a year. A 90% pay cut. Lorenzo said he wasn't aware of the other astronomical salaries. Filed under: Most Intriguing Person July 26, 2010
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Here's the full CNN.COM report about WikiLinks' release of thousands of pages of raw military data, most of which concern the war in Afghanistan. Filed under: Clips From The Show |
   
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