Greenspan Putt

An optional golf rule, similar to a mulligan, allowing any shot that ends up father from the hole than it started to not be counted against a players score, on the condition that the subsequent shot be taken using a putter. It is the second shot that is called the "Greenspan Putt." Like the mulligan, its use encourages excessive risk taking, as the player is guaranteed not to end up in a place worse than where he started.

%#*! I totally misread that one. I'm gonna take a Greenspan Putt.

bernanke

1) The reciprocal of a google. 10^-100. The smallest named number.
2) a very small number.

The federal funds rate was lowered to a bernanke.

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