Sen. Lieberman serves as the Clinton campaign's advocate on foreign policy . There, at the airport, the head of President Clinton's National Economic Council, Laura Tyson, began her show and tell of what the party had done for the economy since 1992. That's helped bring interest rates down, that's helped spur an investment-led economic expansion. Laura Tyson, now dean of the business school at Berkeley. So the last time we were together was four years ago, before the convention in Chicago.
Prosperity is no longer a surprise, but it makes the surprises of an animated economy possible.
At the movie animation firm Rhythm and Hues, for instance. We draw these lines here so that we can encode into the computer, and then inside the computer we make it talk. I had actually thought the dog was real, and deserved an Oscar of its own. She called us all Babe. Of course you can see the chain is computer graphics as well.