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Part inspirational cancer-survival story, part memoir-as-laugh-riot, Fran Drescher's new book picks up where Enter Whining left off. After her marriage ended, her TV series was cancelled, and her beloved dog died, Fran started having symptoms no doctor could adequately explain. With her trademark humor, she tells of her tireless search for answers and the cancer diagnosis that she ultimately beat.

From their perspectives of working for presidents and working to cover presidents, this panel offers a very lively discussion about presidents and the press. Gergen talks about how the White House deals with the press, Klein explains why the press has gotten so cynical and why it is bad for government, and Pelosi argues that it is in a journalist's and network's own interest to avoid confrontations with politicians. You'll also hear some great stories from inside the campaigns and oval office.

Mike Daisey worked at Amazon.com for nearly two years during the dot-com frenzy of the late nineties. Now that his nondisclosure agreement has expired, he can tell the real story - one that blends tech culture, hero worship, cat litter, Albanian economics, and venture capitalism into a surreal cocktail of delusion.