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One of the trickier balancing acts of the season is being performed by Fox's Red Band Society (Wednesday, 9/8c), which aims to be a feel-good show about kids who feel bad. As in indefinite-hospital-stay bad. Amputation bad. Eating disorder, heart disease and cancer bad.
For the hospital kids of Red Band Society, death may be around the corner, but life is just beginning.
Set in the children's ward of a Los Angeles hospital, Red Band Society (premieres Wednesday, 9/8c, Fox) is about an unlikely group of friends who've come together — some begrudgingly — to face their life-threatening sicknesses. Zoe Levin, Charlie Rowe, Brian "Astro" Bradley, Ciara Bravo and Nolan Sotillo make up the Breakfast Club-like gang, while Griffin Gluck stars as a coma patient from whose perspective and narrative the story is told.
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Set in the children's ward of a Los Angeles hospital, Red Band Society follows a Breakfast Club-esque group of patients as they such face life-changing — and life-threatening — challenges. Zoe Levin, Charlie Rowe, Astro, Ciara Bravo, and Nolan Sotillo star as the unlikely group of friends. Dave Annable, Rebecca Rittenhouse and Oscar winner Octavia Spencer take on the adult roles of the doctors and nurses who mentor them through the ups and downs of adolescence.read more
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TV fans looking to get a head start on checking out the new fall shows can now watch the pilot for Fox's Red Band Society — but the episode will only be available until Tuesday, Aug. 26 until 5 p.m. ET.
Gotham City to the rescue? Fox certainly hopes Gotham, its dark and stylish noir set in the corrupt, broken pre-Batman metropolis, will revive the fortunes of a network undergoing one of its most significant leadership transitions. (The architect of this fall's schedule, Kevin Reilly, stepped down in late May, and Dana Walden and Gary Newman, the Fox Studio heads who will take over network oversight in a more streamlined operation, won't start their new positions until the end of the month.)
The Gotham panel was the first and most impressive new-series presentation on Fox's day at the TCA press tour. (For more Fox news, go here.) With its revisionist twist on Batman mythology as it spills out origin stories featuring various supervillains-to-be, Gotham is the buzziest show on Fox's fall slate — airing on Mondays alongside breakout hit Sleepy Hollow won't hurt — but it's not without risk.
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On this day most readily associated with the Wearing of the Green, consider a TV industry green with envy at the success of Chuck Lorre's comedy empire on CBS, which renewed all of his current series last week, led by the terrific and tremendously popular The Big Bang Theory (a powerhouse providing a clout that helps explain why the beyond-past-its-prime Two and a Half Men also made the cut). Lorre's two Monday comedies, anchored by strong female performances, are also back next season — and that's especially good news for fans (including me) of the underperforming, underrated Mom, with its sensational mother-daughter tag team of Allison Janney and Anna Faris as Bonnie and Christy, two generations of recovering addicts raising a family against powerful odds.
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2 More To Jump Into D-16 Race — Two more D-16 residents appear ready to jump into the race for three House of Delegates seats. Real estate agent Ted Duncan and attorney/businessman Peter Dennis could add their names to the seven announced candidates so far. The primary is in June. [Bethesda Magazine]
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ONeal Manufacturing Services (OMS), a sister company of major metals distributor ONeal Steel Inc., was started up during the first half of 2011 as Birmingham, Ala.-based parent company ONeal Industries looked to separate the companys value-added processing functions from its core distribution business.
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OMS, which operates facilities throughout the United States as well as in Monterrey, Mexico, is now working to expand its Greensboro, N.C., facility. It is primarily a facelift and expansion of space to house our expanding operations support team there, Brockman said. We have added, or are in the process of adding, more capacity of flat lasers, tube lasers, metal forming and robotic welding to support customers who are localizing their manufacturing activities back to the U.S.
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It's not such an easy answer, as pruning not only depends on which part of the county in which you live, but what type of hydrangea you have: mopheads, lace-caps, oakleafs, ever-blooming, climbing, or paniculata varieties.
Many gardeners in other parts of the country prune many of their hydrangeas in mid-summer, after the flowers have bloomed. This allows the cut stems plenty of time to produce next year's flower buds before winter hits. Here in California, however, winter doesn't really hit as hard and fall is actually the time when many of our hydrangeas are just hitting their stride, continuing to look beautiful through the end of the year.
Therein lies the problem. It's now November, and while your hydrangeas are still going strong, many of you have a nagging feeling that you've somehow made a huge mistake by not pruning them. And to make matters worse, many of you probably don't even know which type of hydrangea you have – further compounding the confusion. Well despair not! Here's an easy way to figure out not only what type of hydrangea you have but when, how and why to prune it.
First of all, you need to determine which type of hydrangea you have. Most hydrangeas fall into one of these three categories:
1. Hydrangeas that bloom on old wood ('old' being defined as growth from the previous year). These are typically summer blooming and include H. macrophylla (your grandmother's Mophead hydrangea) H. quercifolia (Oakleaf hydrangea) and H. serrata (Lacecap Hydrangea).
2. Hydrangeas that bloom on new wood from the current year. These are typically fall blooming and include Hydrangea paniculatas ('Limelight', 'Tardiva' or 'PeeGee'), Hydrangea arborescens ('Annabelle'), or Hydrangea anomala (Climbing Hydrangea).
3. Hydrangeas that are remontant, meaning they bloom on old or new wood. 'Endless Summer' and 'Blushing Bride' are a few trademarked varieties considered to be 'everblooming', which produce flowers regardless of when they're pruned.
I live in Northern California, and when it comes to pruning my own hydrangeas I definitely have a 'laissez-faire' attitude. Due to our mild climate, I've had the same great results whether I've pruned my category #1 hydrangeas as early as September or as late as January.
How do I prune them? Once the flowers start to look dried up and lose their color, prune them down to the first or second pair of swollen buds. Here in Northern California, this usually occurs in December.
Why do I prune them? Most people don't realize this, but pruning hydrangeas is NOT a required annual event, but an opportunity to tidy up your plant. If there's any dead or spindly stems, cut them down to the ground. If you're pruning the shrub to control its size, you've probably got it in the wrong place. Mature hydrangea shrubs don't really respond well to this type of severe pruning. Consider moving it to another location where it can grow to its desired size, and you'll make your pruning job a whole lot easier!
Another reason to prune, is that sometimes older shrubs can become misshapen or spindly, benefitting from periodic rejuvenation. This is done by removing a quarter to a third of the oldest canes each year, cutting each cane down to the base. This will cause healthy, vigorous new growth to emerge, and after a few years of this you'll end up with a lush, healthy shrub.
My hydrangeas that fall into Category #2 are pruned by 2/3 in the late Winter (usually March). You can cut these types of hydrangeas within a few inches of the ground, but by doing so you risk tall and spindly stems the next year that flop over with the weight of the heavy heads of flowers.
And if you have hydrangeas that fall into Category #3, consider yourself lucky! It doesn't really matter when you prune them (just as long as they don't have flowers on them – obviously!) as they'll send out new growth, with new buds that will bloom that same year.
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The winning numbers drawn Wednesday night were: 05, 25, 30, 58, 59 and Powerball 32. During the telecast, Powerball officials announced the jackpot that was pegged at $425 million previously in the day had grown amid a buying frenzy.
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Sweet-and-Sour Brussels Sprouts with Fresh Dill
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- 12 ounces large brussels sprouts, trimmed, halved through stem end
- 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons canned crushed tomatoes with added puree
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 2/3 cup low-salt chicken broth
- 4 teaspoons chopped fresh dill
- 1 tablespoon butter
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Cook brussels sprouts in large saucepan of boiling salted water until just tender, about 5 minutes. Drain; transfer to bowl of ice water to cool. Drain; pat dry.
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Mandalas are geometric maps of Vajrayana Buddhist visionary worlds. Whether painted or sculpted, they typically consist of nested squares and circles whose fractal geometries define the center of the cosmos and the four cardinal directions. Minutely detailed and saturated with philosophical meaning, mandalas are a feast for the eyes and the mind.
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Jun 25, 2011You find yourself wetting your eyes either from the honestly bitter truth-full moments or from the hilarious funny situations and lines. Louie is smart intelligent and so sincere- I agree with those critics who say it's the best thing on TV these days, It's a perfect 10 with me. Whether you are in Manhatten or in Tel Aviv- the show succeeds to touch
Jul 5, 2011The dark humor in Louie is pure and uncompromising. Nothing is sacred for the self-deprecating comedian as he attacks everything from the habits of people around him to those of his own family.
Some of the plots seem a bit stretched to meet the punchline but overall Louie brings a refreshing change to comedy TV shows.
Oct 19, 2011Real humor, Real life sketches, done by a REAL ass comic! Louie CK your the man!!!! Seriously funny sh*t! Out of all the crap you have to choose from on TV. Give this show one watch and you will be addicted.
Sep 2, 2011This year is even better than the first and Louie C.K. is exploring new boundaries in dream scene comedy and visceral life experiences. I can't praise this show enough for anyone who has a love of sophisticated or gutter humor. Funny is funny and this man can bring it in many levels.
Oct 27, 2011Great to see this amazing comic getting his due. The series is hilarious, and feels real. It encapsulates many parts of Louis C.K. 's (yes, that's the correct spelling of his first name) themes throughout his years of standup. It totally makes up for Life with Louis, which was generally a **** show hoping to find a vehicle for him years ago. Honestly, the best show on FX at the moment, which is saying a lot at this point. A must-watch for anybody with a proper sense of humor!… Expand
Oct 21, 2011This show is filled with lowbrow humor which manages not to speak down to us. Paradoxically, it is sublimely moving and thought-provoking. Whether or not Louie's world resembles your world, it resembles our unpredictable, imperfect world. As Louie says in a seminal episode: "Life isn't something you possess, it's something you take part in."
Oct 3, 2011Instead of it being uneven, like its preceding season, it balances itself out just so admirably well. With a surrounding world of unfunny deadbeats, Louie manages to play its cards right.
Jul 19, 2011Louie is incredibly well put together. Obviously one of the funniest guys on the planet is able to introduce a new type of "depressing" comedy that a lot of people can relate to. He is able to find humor in tough times which are depicted in the show. Very Funny and not "dumbed-down" for their audience!
Oct 12, 2011This show is ridiculously funny, very rarely does a show come along that fits my odd sense of humour and enjoyment of inappropriate fowl language. I didn't know Louis CK until this show, rushed out and got his stand up shows, which are even funnier. A comic genius!
Jul 4, 2011Louie is nuts but everything he does is entertaining. Comedy is hard and we can all see that it's usually just copy this copy that, not Louie. Great job.
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Aug 25, 2011Season Two is even better than Season One. I love the reoccurring characters, mainly Pamela, as her relationship with Louie has so much tension, it adds to the hilariousness. I also like how Louis C.K. isn't the only funny guy on the show, he hangs out with a bunch of his comedian friends and they also get to shine on Louie
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Oct 11, 2011Louie with all its dark and sometime grotesque humor still manages to make me laugh. The sad thing is most of the situations in the show can come pretty close to real life experiences. Keep it up C.K. 10/10
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Feb 14, 2014I was not anywhere near a fan of season 1, but in season 2, Louie has come into its own. It is comedic without a doubt, but even more than that, it covers many, many human issues and is really about life in general, rather than providing laughs. Louie is a triumph of television.
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What is the best restaurant in La Jolla these days.Looking for something special for our anniversary.Money this night is not an issue.Thanks
For food, I still like Tapenade (but no view). Georges at the Cove just redid their restaurant and it is lovely but the food is good, not spectacular (but still very good). Nine-Ten would be my other suggestion (alhough I haven't been since MS left to start Region - which is now gone). I used to love the chef's mercy dinner - a must!! Happy Anniversary!
Marine Room never disappoints, and the view is incredible. The service there is as good as the food and the view. One of the best spots for those special occasions. I'm sure if you told them in advance when making the reservation they'd get you an especially good table.
Best--depends on your menu/cuisine preference...
AR Valentien--Seasonal/American
I think any of these are a step above The Marine Room. The Marine Room has a great view but their food feels tired and needs some spiffing up and/or fresh creativity.
re: daantaat
I completely agree with daantaat about Marine Room. The view is spectacular, and especially at high tide, it's fun to watch the kayakers and the pelicans diving into the surf, but we visited recently and had a very ho-hum meal. It was the kind of meal that may have been interesting 10-15 years ago, but now seems passe and dull, plus overpriced. I also feel like the atmosphere there is too much like a fancy country club dining room - a little too stuffy for me, but relaxing and sedate.
In downtown La Jolla, especially if you're into a spectacular view, I like George's Modern and its more casual outdoor offshoot on the rooftop above it.
I am not a fan of Tapenade, but I seem to be in the minority here, and maybe it's because I lived in Manhattan for years and have had my fill of fine French restaurants...my tastes these days run more towards inventive cuisine versus the more classic "fine dining" style.
Happy anniversary!
re: susan3733
Funny, the sedate atmosphere is precisely why I like Marine Room. I'm not a fan of noisy places, and the quiet old-school approach they have there makes me feel like I'm in a time warp. I'd never recommend Marine Room to someone looking for radical culinary invention, but for a quiet romantic dinner it's hard to beat, IMO.
re: daantaat
I've not been there yet, no. I've heard great things about it. It's on the list of places to go.
I like Baci south on the 5 very near sea world.
best italian south of LA and including a lot of LA.
not a pretty neighborhood, but the kitchen is superb and the service is old-style classic.
Best restaurant in LJ is hard to say just one but I like George's on the terrace to dine..Whaling bar at La V, not so much for the best food but love that you can't dine like this anywhere..super old school.
La V has the small dining room at the top of the hotel, which if I remember,was better than the food..hope that has changed..can't remember the name.
Nine-Ten is really good and you can stay at the Grande Colonial Hotel.
I enjoy eating at Maitre'D's in Bird Rock.
Love Baci's and Marine Room is good for drinks and apps..not dinner..IMO
Barbarella's or Piatti's is casual but good in the Shores.
If money is no object, you might want to consider Mille Fleurs in Rancho Santa Fe.
re: Beach Chick
Maitre D's is a trip.. It took us sooo long to get a table for two. We were then intrigued.. It wasnt even full then on the Sat they finally gave us a reservation.. fun but other places to go better.. Manhattens etc.. anyone know anything about the Trieste? Old Trieste? I think thats the name ..on Morena..Im intrigued with that one too..
re: butterbutt
Yeah, I'm curious to try that place as well. I quite liked Maitre'd - it is the oddest restaurant I've ever eaten in. The decor reminded me of a cross between Disneyland and Miss Havesham's house.
re: butterbutt
The Old Trieste is an old line, old boy Italian restaurant primarily known for the collection of Cadillacs, Lincolns and Toronados in it's parking lot that typifies it's clientele. The food was fabulous when I ate there in the '80s but is very much an old-style Italian menu that isn't very interesting anymore in these days of more adventurous and regional Italian eateries.
It's a classic San Diego joint like Lubach's, Butcher Shop, Baci's or the Marine Room. It's good to know that classics like Old Trieste continue to survive.
re: Beach Chick
The Sky Room at La Valencia:
IIRC, they've gotten a new exec chef within the last couple of years and have finally (after only thirty or fourty years) updated their menu and decor. Last time I went, their menu was straight out of the 50's (e.g. steak dianne, veal oscar, etc.). But, it is really small and intimate. From the menu, it looks like the new chef may have infused some life into the food. Anyone tried it recently?
re: mikec
I haven't been, but I actually think that those dishes (Steak Diane, Veal Oscar) are SO old school that there are generations of diners who've never known these dishes. I love the fact that I can go to Manhattan and get Veal Oscar. Where else do you even see stuff like that?
I'd love to see more of those classic old dishes revived and revisited. Veal Oscar is a good concept - I bet you could even bring it into the 21st century with a few modifications.
My brother who lives in La Jolla is a major foodie and he believes Jack's is the best restaurant. He hasn't been thrilled with the service but loves the food that comes out of Tony DiSalvo's kitchen.
Spending your anniversary in La Jolla sounds grand. Why not have cocktails at the Marine Room and then scoot over to the village of La Jolla to dine at one of the restaurants named in these replies. If you want to continue looking at the ocean, then go to either George's or or one of La Valencia's restaurants. The small dining room is called the Sky Room and yes, it is old school, but then again, so is La Jolla. Another option, sushi, is available at Zenbu Sushi (on Fay) which prides itself on freshly caught seafood from the area. If you like live music to go with your dinner, Bernini's Bistro (on Fay, right across from Vons) offers it on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. While it is not as gourmet as Nine-Ten and Tapenade, the service is very attentive and the place is downright cozy. Whatever you end up deciding, have a wonderful anniversary! www.sandiegotraveltips.com
If you are OK not having a view of the ocean then I would recommend Jack's fine dining room in La Jolla. I would request a booth as they are more private and romantic. The executive chef, Tony DiSalvo perfected his craft at Jean-Georges, a Michelin 3-star restaurant in NYC (which I have also dined at and find the food at Jack's most nights to be at or close to this level). While the service can occasionally be spotty, the food is quite good....the only restaurant I feel is better in terms of quality price ratio would be Carl Schroeder's (formerly at Arterra) Market in Del Mar.
I would also second/third Jack's Formal Dining Room. It is very good and has a quieter and classy atmosphere, good for an anniversary dinner. I forgot to mention it in my earlier reply.
I would stay away from Zenbu if you are looking for good sushi. They are overpriced and there is much better sushi in SD.
re: daantaat
I really liked Zenbu the couple of times I've been...
There is definitely better sushi in SD as a whole, but it is certainly the best bet if you're trying to stay in La Jolla.
Sushi on the Rock is passable, sometimes; Aloha Sushi is about on par with Mitsuwa take-out (not bad, but not great); and, the only other LJ sushi that comes to mind is Roppongi (great for the happy hour "small-plates), but for sushi - not-so-much).
re: CampySD
I agree w/ you on Roppongi's sushi. Average and overpriced for what it is. Their happy hour is still a great deal.
Maybe we had bad luck at Zenbu. However, it was bad and pricey enough that we have stuck to other places.


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Murray, Alfredsson go for a drive together with retirement likely days awayDaniel Alfredsson drove Bryan Murray from the Joe Louis Arena in downtown Detroit to his home in the suburbs on Monday.
Photos: Senators at Red Wings, Nov. 24The Detroit Red Wings hosted the Ottawa Senators at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, Michigan on Monday, November 24, 2014.
Senators, Red Wings pay tribute to Quinn and TikhonovSome of the best – and worst – memories in Senators history came with Quinn behind the Maple Leafs bench.
Game Day Preview: Senators vs. BluesThe Series So Far The Senators and St. Louis meet for the second time in four days on Tuesday, with the Blues winning Saturday in Ottawa by a 3-2 score, all but completely shutting the Senators down in a scoreless third period.
Game Day Preview: Senators vs. Red WingsThe Ottawa Senators and host Detroit Red Wings meet on Monday for the second time in November, the Senators prevailing 3-1 at home back on Nov. 4.
Five Takes for a five-game road tripIt figures to be gruelling, challenge-laden trek against several of the NHL's toughest teams.
Erik Karlsson toasts Daniel Alfredsson's careerAlfredsson could perhaps wait until the Detroit Red Wings visit Canadian Tire Centre on Dec. 27 to announce his retirement, a post-Christmas feel good moment when Alfredsson and the Senators organization could publicly mend fences with his number 11 being retired.
Senators stand up to Blues, but St. Louis controls third to earn the winThe Ottawa Senators took their first venture into the dreaded matinee schedule and lived to tell the story. They didn't win the game, but they did live to tell of it, a commendable effort against one of the toughest opponents in the Western Conference.
Alfie's last hurrah may be coming to a bitter endIt is looking more certain that Daniel Alfredsson's bid to play one more year in the National Hockey League is coming to an end. Insiders says that the Detroit Red Wings are now not expecting Alfie to return to NHL ice this season.
Game Day Preview: Senators vs. BluesThe Series So Far Matinee games were the bane of the Ottawa Senators last season, and they play their first of the 2014-15 schedule on Saturday at 3 p.m. against the visiting St.


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Made these muffins along with the pineapple bran muffins. They were super moist and delicious too. There is no refined sugar added in this recipe, but the muffins were sweet enough because of the pineapples and raisins that also added some extra goodness as well. It did taste like a carrot cake but much lower fat and calories.
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Oil climbed for a third day in New York as reports showed strength in the U.S. economy and on speculation the Federal Reserve will keep stimulative monetary policies in place to bolster growth.
Crude rose 0.3 percent as property values in 20 U.S. cities dropped at a slower pace and confidence among consumers in March stayed near a one-year high. Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke signaled yesterday that the central bank will continue economic stimulus. Trading volume was near the lowest levels of the year.
"We're searching for a catalyst to push us strongly one way or the other," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital LLC, a New York-based hedge fund that focuses on energy. "The good economic news has been fully factored into the price."
Crude oil for May delivery rose 30 cents to $107.33 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest settlement since March 19. Futures have gained 8.6 percent this year after increasing 25 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011.
Prices were little changed after the American Petroleum Institute reported oil supplies rose 3.6 million barrels to 351.5 million last week. The May contract was down 1 cent at $107.02 at 4:32 p.m. in electronic trading. It traded at $107.06 a barrel before the report.
Brent oil for May settlement fell 11 cents to end the session at $125.54 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange. The European benchmark contract's premium to New York-traded West Texas Intermediate narrowed to $18.21 from $18.62 yesterday. It reached a record of $27.88 on Oct. 14.
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The S&P/Case-Shiller index of home prices in 20 cities declined 3.8 percent from a year earlier, matching the median forecast of 32 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News, after decreasing 4.1 percent in December.
The Conference Board's confidence index dropped to 70.2 from a revised 71.6 reading in February that was higher than initially reported, figures from the New York-based private research group showed today. The median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News called for a decrease to 70.
Oil also rose a day after Bernanke cited high levels of long-term unemployment and wages below pre-crisis peaks. The comments in a speech in Arlington, Virginia, added to expectations that the Fed will keep interest rates low and may take other measures to support the economy.
"The economy has been OK but not great," said Kyle Cooper, director of IAF Advisors, a Houston-based consulting firm. "With the economic data coming in like this, Bernanke made it clear that he would take action. We're going to continue to see significant monetary stimulus."
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Futures dropped as much as 0.5 percent in intraday trading after an Energy Department official said a release of oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve was possible. Charles McConnell, the acting assistant secretary for fossil energy, said at a hearing in Washington that a withdrawal is "being considered."
Energy Secretary Steven Chu has made similar comments to McConnell's in recent weeks. President Barack Obama discussed releasing emergency oil supplies with U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron on March 14. No agreement was reached, according to Cameron and Jay Carney, the White House press secretary.
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