Bottom Quark and J/Psi Production at CDF

Perturbative quantum chromodynamics is expected to accurately predict
the production of heavy bottom quarks at collider energies.  White this
prediction is generally accepted to be in agreement at SpS energies,
measurements at the Tevatron have been consistently above these predictions
by a factor of 2-4.  Additionally, measurements at the Tevatron of J/Psi and
Psi(2S) production are up to 50 times greater than theoretical predictions of
color singlet production of charm-anticharm quark pairs.  In this talk I will
discuss a series recent measurements at the CDF experiment that shed light on
these puzzles, as well as the consensus view that is developing of their explanation.