Lightning Round OT:Chemspec International, DuPont and More - (CNBC)

Frances Jasmin Charged In Erinn Phelan Hit-And-Run - (Huffington)

Korean Man Marries Pillow (VIDEO) - (Huffington)

David Wygant: Yesterday's History, Tomorrow's A Mystery - (Huffington)

Jilly Gagnon: Putting the Data into Dating - (Huffington)

Dominique Strauss-Kahn: Something New Out of Africa: A Global Player - (Huffington)

Adam McKay: An Open Letter to the State of Alabama - (Huffington)

Biden Scolds Israel Over Settlement Plan Again - (Huffington)

Barry D. Wood: Still No Recovery in Housing - (Huffington)

Amy Nebens and Jara Negrin: Preparing for a Disaster - (Huffington)

Massa Cover-up? House to Nix Ethics Probe - (Weekly Standard)

Lightning Round: Electronic Arts, Tyson Foods, Netflix and More - (CNBC)

Motorola i1 gets clearer: 5 megapixel cam, Opera Mini default browser? - (Engadget)

Ex-Detroit councilwoman gets 37 months for bribery - (Associated Press)

Paul Ryan: The Roadmap Warrior - (Weekly Standard)

Making Money Off the Middle Kingdom - (CNBC)

Earnings Roundup: March 11 - (CNBC)

Andrew Reinbach: Democrats Can Win--Why Don't They Try? - (Huffington)

SXSW 2010: LIVE Updates, News, And Photos From South By Southwest - (Huffington)

Ian Welsh: Kos Calls For Progressive Civil War - (Huffington)

McDonnel Overrides AG Cuccinelli's Order To Withdraw Gay Protections At Virginia Universities - (Huffington)

Obama: Situation In Haiti Is 'Dire' - (Huffington)

Amy Beck, Burbank Teacher In Teen Sex Scandal, Appears In Court (VIDEO) - (Huffington)

Bonnie Fuller: What REALLY Killed Corey Haim? - (Huffington)

Myriam Miedzian: No More Funds for Philanderers - (Huffington)

Tucker Reed: Iraq: The Elections Are Over, But Our Job Is Not Finished - (Huffington)

IRS: $1.3 Billion Unclaimed For 2006 Tax Year - (Huffington)

Church Abuse Scandal 'Creeping Ever Closer' To The Pope - (Huffington)

Gadi Ben-Yehuda: Education vs. Condescension: Talking to the Public about Gov 2.0 - (Huffington)

Botow For Elbows, Wrists, Finger Spasms Approved By FDA - (Huffington)

Study suggests too many invasive heart tests given - (Associated Press)

Scandal-tainted Rep. Charles Rangel returns home to warm welcome from supporters - (NY Daily News)

Religious and Secular Belief: All The Same To The Brain - (Huffington)

University Of Colorado Considers 9% Tuition Hike - (Huffington)

Paul Katz: Patience Yields Many Good Things: Week 6 of "Mental Muscle" Boot Camp - (Huffington)

Michelle Obama Almost Calls Hillary 'President Clinton' (PHOTOS) - (Huffington)

Vance Bunker: 'Lobster Wars' Shootout Recounted In Court - (Huffington)

New Anti-Tobacco Ads Remind Smokers That They Can Heal - (Huffington)

McClellan: 'Rove book manipulation' - (Politico)

Welcome to the United States of Iceland - (CNN Money)

Xerox CEO: Vision is 'overrated' - (CNN Money)

Twitter users not so social after all - (CNN Money)

JooJoo revamps interface ahead of launch, adds local video playback -- and changes color - (Engadget)

Ancient Norse colonies hit bad climate times - (Science News)

Alexi Giannoulias Leading Mark Kirk In New Poll, Quinn Trailing Brady - (Huffington)

Goldman Sachs Offers Small Business Owners Inane Advice In The New York Times - (Huffington)

Jenee Darden: A UC San Diego Alum Responds To Racial Tensions On The Campus - (Huffington)

Johann Hari: The Real Climategate: How America's Conservationists Have Been Bought - (Huffington)

Cynthia Gordy: The New Strategy in Congress (Slow and Steady) - (Huffington)

Marissa Campise: Personal Energy Investments - (Huffington)

Dennis Palumbo: Through a Glass Darkly: Crime Fiction as a Window on American Culture - (Huffington)

Ethics panel won't investigate Massa - (Politico)

Police: Burglar uses church equipment to view porn - (Associated Press)

Fast Forward – Thursday March 11th - (CNBC)

Tech Trading: Secrets From The Bubble - (CNBC)

Web Extra: Little Known Economic Indicator - (CNBC)

United Tech Board OKs $4.3 Billion Stock Buyback - (CNBC)

Your First Move For Thursday March 11th - (CNBC)

A Bank Rally? Yes – But Here’s Why - (CNBC)

Brain mechanism may explain alcohol cravings that drive relapse - (Science Daily)