Brian Williams, anchor and managing editor

If you've seen this, forgive me—but this might be a good reminder to send it along to someone else.  It's a YouTube video—it doesn't take more than a minute or two—and even if you don't agree with all or part of the message, surely we can award points for cleverness. The back story appears to be this: AARP held a contest two years ago called "U@50."  They asked for video submissions from people aged 18-30. The theme was supposed to be how the filmmakers saw their lives at the age of 50. While first place went to a student at Emerson College in Boston, the following video came in second.  It is called "Lost Generation," and while its roots have been traced back to a political ad in Argentina, it has now been viewed by over 12 million people on the web.  So: Enjoy.