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At the Interdisciplinary Workshop on Information and Decision in Social Networks at MIT on November 8-9, Associate Professor Devavrat Shah and his student Stanislav Nikolov, will present a new algorithm that can, with 95 percent accuracy, predict which topics will trend an average of an hour and a half before Twitter's algorithm puts them on the list — and sometimes as much as four or five hours before. Read more...
CSAIL researchers and members of the Clinical Decision Making Group including the group's director Peter Szolovits, professor of computer science and engineering and postdoctoral researcher Anna Rumshisky have developed a new system for disambiguating (distinguishing between several meanings) the senses of words used in doctors' clinical notes. Read more...
The MIT Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department held a reception, October 18, to celebrate the official launch of the new SuperUROP undergraduate research program. Members of the inaugural class of the SuperUROP program, sponsors (and donors), MIT administrators who contributed to its implementation, and EECS faculty mentors and guests, joined EECS Department Head Anantha Chandrakasan in the Stata Center R&D Dining area to celebrate. Read more and view photos of the event and the 6.UAR class held just before the reception.
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This fall, the faculty and students in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Department at MIT are coming together for a new program that has created a buzz since its announcement last spring. The Advanced Undergraduate Research Program — now officially called the SuperUROP — for EECS department juniors and seniors has already enticed over 200 students with more than 100 exciting research projects proposed by the department's faculty. Read more!


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Does anybody know how the parking is going to be on that day? Please answer if you know and you are going. Thanks!!
Does anybody know how the parking is going to be on that day? Please answer if you know and you are going. Thanks!!
If you're going south after the game, and don't mind a little walk, the parking garage at the Newport levee is hard to beat. If you keep moving you can be on the interstate thirty minutes after the last out. If you want to linger a while, the view of GABP after dark from the Kentucky end of the bridge is beautiful. Parked there twenty-four times in the last two years. Only had to walk in the rain once.
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Believe it or not I got it blessed. I need all the help I can get. LOL
had a cig blasted some green day and sped around my town with the top open and windows down like a crazy person :P
Put gas in it
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I went "cruising" at the beach. HaHaHa!
Adjusted the seat and mirrors and set the radio stations!
nothing, my parents didn't let me drive it for months. When I got my license though I went to McDonalds by myself, I'll never forget the feeling of driving alone without a backseat driver for the first time.
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Alvarez is not much taller and bigger than Pacquiao. He brings a lot of viewers to the show. This would be a mega fight that will give the boxing world a buzz. This will be a can't miss fight. Who's Algieri? Forget him.Posted July 11, 2014 2:27 am
i think pacquiao should fight saul alvarez next. there is enough time for alvarez to recuperate after the lopez fight which i see him winning by UD. weight should be 150 lbs since pacquiao is the bigger draw. pacquiao himself said the worst punishment he's had to take was during the margarito fight. so going beyond 150 is just to much for pacquiao's small but powerful body frame.Posted September 2, 2012 10:56 am
Supreme tennis court…In the entire history of boxing there has never been a court that knows nothing about boxing and is consistently always wrong…Where is your DNA like evidence…Is it the same DNA you failed to produce after endlessly shouting Pacq in his entire career has never fought a fellow belt-holder,another almighty unsubstantiated ream of nonsense…Which even being offered 10000 to 5000 bet you turned tail and ran and has not mentioned it since….You are the biggest fraud you wimped out of getting an easy 5 grand…Posted September 2, 2012 4:24 am
beat him again?Posted September 2, 2012 3:34 am
The Highest Court has been stating that Pacquiao is the biggest fraud in boxing history! – haha going crazy about boxing?patheticPosted September 2, 2012 3:33 am
knocked out by a sucker punch…great shot hahahaPosted September 2, 2012 3:31 am
pactard = boxing fan of the only 8 div world chap…hahahahahaPosted September 2, 2012 3:28 am
y dont u ask?Posted September 2, 2012 3:27 am
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why doesn't Punkuiao* ask "god"? . . . :twisted:Posted September 1, 2012 7:09 pm
Rick Hatton isn't a southpaw, dude…also Floyd fought him when he was undefeated and knocked him out for the first time. Pacquiao has NEVER knocked anyone out for the first time except maybe some scrubs in Thailand. Pacquiao's power is majorly overrated.Posted September 1, 2012 5:03 pm
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"plz" What a LIE!!! Just compare the fights these two fighters (Manny & Floyd) did to Hatton, Mosley and Cotto, huh???? What a narrow minded comments soooooooo plzzzzzzzz!!! LMAO. SHUT UP IMBECILES!!!Posted September 1, 2012 4:30 pm
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"B Red" Is a FLOYDIOTS & ABSOLUTE IMBECILES!!!Posted September 1, 2012 4:25 pm
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Te Tumba is a pactardPosted September 1, 2012 3:17 pm
Realtalk i honestly do believe they have a unofficial agreement to fight in 2013. Both camps seem to have toned down the insults and accusations and i notice a somber reaction when either Floyd or Arum r asked about the fight.Posted September 1, 2012 1:59 pm
What crazy articles Arum has been forced to consider JMM and that does not mean JMZm will accept lol Arum is acting like he says jump and fights rush in. Those days are gone and PAC may be the one left in the rain.Posted September 1, 2012 1:33 pm
Rem why don't he fight may bow! This is a sad choice of! Always said manny needs to get ride of roach and arum they messed up his name hardcorePosted September 1, 2012 12:29 pm
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"Supreme Court" THE ABSOLUTE TOTAL IMBECILE PERIOD!!!Posted September 1, 2012 12:17 pm
And what "A level southpaw" did Pacquiao ever fight? David Diaz at 135? He was the weakest link in a division Pacquiao ducked on his way to welter. Mayweather beat Zab Judah when he was still in his prime and beat the undefeated Victor Ortiz in only four rounds. Other than Diaz Pacquiao's second most recent fight against a southpaw was a draw against Agapito Sánchez who already had NINE losses at the time! I guess Pacquiao didn't have his PEDs connection yet…So let's see Mayweather fights highly rated, prime and even undefeated southpaws while Pacquiao fights two dudes with a bunch of losses and has to take a gift draw against one of them!Posted September 1, 2012 12:13 pm
Fu&k the judges decision, everybody knows who won…last fight with Marquez could have gone either wayPosted September 1, 2012 11:21 am
Meanwhile Floyd avoids A level southpaws at all cost.Posted September 1, 2012 11:20 am
Marquez is the right fight…Bradley was clearly beat.Posted September 1, 2012 11:19 am
What a great champ Pac is. He could easily take the rematch with Bradley demolish him with a blindfold on and one hand behind his back and wait for Floyd early next year but no hes putting it on the line and taking on his risky nemesis yet again. Gotta love the Pacman.Posted September 1, 2012 11:14 am
Blah, blah, blah.Posted September 1, 2012 10:20 am
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I hope and pray Manny decides not to fight this year and chooses to wait for Mayweather.Posted September 1, 2012 10:15 am
Supreme Court
Why are you whining now?
Seems to me Arum is the one playing Pacquiao. Eventually, Pacquiao will "pick" the option Arum had planned all along. Pacquiao is fantastic entertainment but gullible. Child's play for the sleazy Arum.Posted September 1, 2012 9:51 am
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Screw the PPV numbers. If MP has a real champion's heart he'll rematch Bradley on principle alone. We all know MP won, but he should make it official and beat him solidly in a rematch.Posted September 1, 2012 9:47 am
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Fight FM. He just got out of prison and who knows what that may have done to him. I didn't think it would do much to him, but he acted like a little twat the whole sentence, so who knows how it may have affected him mentally.Posted September 1, 2012 9:45 am
And don't forget, folks, Arum has Bradley by his balls too.Posted September 1, 2012 9:35 am
If Pacquiao has been doing all the "choosing" over the past three years as Arum has claimed he has, it should be clear to everyone that Pacquiao no longer fights as a champion, just as an attraction. Let's be honest with ourselves boxing fans: PACQUIAO IS NOT A CHAMPION! And he won't win his title back! He'll fight Marquez for money but he won't fight Bradley because he's afraid to be embarassed if Bradley beats him again, and retains his title. Screw Pacquiao. He won't fight the best, so screw him.Posted September 1, 2012 9:31 am
Who gives a crapPosted September 1, 2012 8:59 am
Who cares he is off the boil now and he bottled it from Money and will always be best known for that.Posted September 1, 2012 8:59 am
Awesome Arum! Lets celebrate more of your in-house money fights that you'll sell the the public as the "best viable option for the sport of boxing" just so you can milk another pretty penny for your old self on a yacht.Posted September 1, 2012 8:07 am
So Pac might decide today who he's gonna fight next?! Do he and Top Rank think that my life has been put on hold till such a monumental decision has been made and I'm fully aware of Pac's choice?!! I'm sick of this BS!! There should only be one choice. Pac lost a controversial decision to Bradley and has the oppotunity to rectify it but what happens? . .he and Top Rank instead base their choice who will bring in the most revenue for themselves. I find it hard to believe that many self-respecting boxers would not re-match the guy who just beat them simply because they're not gonna make quite enough millions!! They aren't even keeping this s**t quiet and this is one of the reasons boxing struggles with its reputation. All 3 Pac/Marquez fights have been close and competative and there's no reason to think no.4 will be any different so why ask me to pay for something I've already seen 3 times?!Posted September 1, 2012 7:47 am
MANNY OVER MARQUEZ TIME 7.00 AM SEPT1/2012Posted September 1, 2012 6:49 am
Fighting Marquez again?! Sure, they were close fights but the last one was pretty boring. It'll just be another close fight that gets scored for Pacquiao. I don't think anyone needs to pay 50 bucks to see that again.Posted September 1, 2012 6:17 am


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Discovery Channel's new show FIGHTING TUNA has successfully portrayed Cape Cod tuna fishing and fishermen in an accurate manner that is informative, educational and entertaining.
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Cape Cod tuna fishermen fish from relatively small boats, especially considering how angerous, windy and rough fishing hot spots like Stellwagen Bank, Cape Cod Bay and George's Bank can become. If it is windy on land you can rest assured the wind is howling at George's Bank-some 150 miles east of Cape Cod.
Waves in these areas reached heights of greater than 25 feet during Hurricane Sandy, which hit Cape Cod this past weekend.
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Anthony is the youngest captain in the fleet and is running the 35 foot Ocean Raider. He fishes a little differently than the other tuna fishermen and prefers to troll and remain on the move instead of anchoring and chumming. Anthony is in a constant search for the "ecosystem" of bait, birds, whales and tuna. Tuna often times can be found feeding amongst various forms of marine life.
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- Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series
- A Vitaphone Production
- Distributed by: Warner Bros.
- Cartoon Characters: Farmhand, Slaves in the Deep South, Angel, Devil, Mule.
- Originally Released in 1934.
- Black & White
- Running Time: 7:01 minutes.
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A lazy farmhand must choose between "good" and "evil" regarding alcohol. An angel and a devil fight it out (literally) for the soul of the black sharecropper, who likes the moonshine a little bit too much. When the character takes one drink too many, a fantsastic fantasy musical sequence follows in which the sharecrooper goes to heaven and encounters virtually every black movie stereotype ever placed on celluloid! His nightmare shows him going to heaven on a mule, but when he's there, he gets into the jug of booze again and gets kicked to Hades.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — Clark Hunt couldn't help but cringe Monday as he watched Pro Bowl running back Jamaal Charles, two years removed from major knee surgery, haul himself up from a soggy practice field.
Reids' Chiefs get tackling early in training camp
The Chiefs' chairman dropped by Missouri Western State University to see his team practice through intermittent showers, and was forced to join the rest of his team in learning exactly what practice is like under Andy Reid.
There's going to be plenty of hitting, even four days into training camp.
"I will say there a few times out there where you hold your breath," Hunt said after ducking under a tent to escape the rain, "and you hope the back or receiver pops back up."
All of them did on this day, although safety Eric Berry left with a minor hamstring injury that was unrelated to the tackling. But the physical nature of the workout nearly two weeks out from the Chiefs' first preseason game is certainly a departure from the norm in Kansas City.
Two years ago, Todd Haley had the Chiefs playing the equivalent of two-hand touch throughout training camp, and the result was a team woefully unprepared for the start of the season.
Hugging was preferred over tackling under Romeo Crennel last season.
Well, all of that is out the window with Reid, who promised during the hands-off offseason program that, well, the gloves would come off when training camp rolled around.
During his time with the Eagles, Reid preferred to hit hard early in training camp and then taper off as the regular season approached. The idea was to toughen up the team early on, and then give them time to heal before the start of a 16-game grind.
Hunt certainly seems to appreciate that strategy.
"Watching practice today was fun. It was much more like watching a game than watching practice," he said. "It gets you ready to play football. Here in a couple weeks we'll be playing preseason games and they're going to tackle to the ground, so from a conditioning standpoint it's valuable, and also from an execution standpoint it's valuable."
The Chiefs put the pads on over the weekend, but the hitting was limited until Monday, when there were about 30 plays of full-tackle practice along with other physical drills.
It didn't matter whether the ball was in the hands of Charles, who bounced back nicely from his knee injury last season, or Tony Moeaki, who suffered his own torn ACL two years ago. If they were in the open field, someone from the defense was bearing down on them.
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NEWARK, NJ - DECEMBER 16: Patrik Elias #26 of the New Jersey Devils skates against the Montreal Canadiens at the Prudential Center on December 16, 2009 in Newark, New Jersey. The Devils defeated the Canadiens 2-1. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
New Jersey Devils forward Patrik Elias has been fined $2,500, the maximum allowed under the Collective Bargaining Agreement, for boarding Montreal Canadiens forward Mike Blunden during a 5-3 win on Thursday. The incident occurred at 18:54 of the first period. A minor penalty for boarding was assessed on the play. The fine money will go to the Players' Emergency Assistance Fund. Elias has 18 goals and 16 penalty minutes this season, and leads New Jersey with 30 assists. The Devils meet the Flyers in Philadelphia on Saturday.
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By Curt firstname.lastname@example.com In the aftermath of an accreditation loss, due to a dysfunctional school board, the Clayton County Board of Education moved one step closer to having enough board members to conduct school system business on Wednesday, when Jessie Goree was appointed to fill the vacant District 3 seat. Goree won an Aug. 5 runoff for the seat, which begins a new, four-year term on Jan. 1, 2009, and was the presumptive board member-elect, since she was not going to face any opposition in the Nov. 4 general election. She will now serve the remaining four months of the unexpired term of former board member, Yolanda Everett, who was removed from office on Aug. 28 by Gov. Sonny Perdue. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) announced on Aug. 28 that the school system's accreditation has been revoked because the board continues to be dysfunctional. Goree's appointment brings the board's membership up to four members. The board needs to appoint at least one more member before it has enough people to constitute a quorum for a business meeting. "I was hoping they would appoint enough board members so we could have a quorum and hold a business meeting," said Goree. "The board needs to approve the appeal to SACS, so we can show them we have a functioning school board." The board will meet on Sept. 8, at 7 p.m., at the Central Administration Complex, 1058 Fifth Ave., Jonesboro, to swear Goree into office, and to further discuss board appointments. On Wednesday, the board discussed possible appointments to fill vacant board seats, and chose board member, Alieka Anderson, as a temporary chairperson. There was so much confusion that the district's legal counsel, Julie Lewis, had to repeatedly come to the podium to explain which seats could be filled. Having so many vacant positions, and in the wake of jolting decisions by SACS and Gov. Perdue, the board finds itself in unchartered waters, and is unsure of how to proceed. Anderson initially announced that the board could make appointments for Districts 1, 2, 3, 5 and 9. Lewis came up midway through the meeting and said the board could make appointments for District's 1,2,5 and 9. Later, Lewis said she needed to check Georgia code to see if the board could make appointments for Districts 1 and 9, since there are more than two years left in the unexpired terms for those seats. Meanwhile, about 200 parents who attended the meeting began to get restless, and one member of the audience finally screamed, "This is a mess!" Including Goree, 10 Clayton County residents expressed an interest in serving on the board. Five of those residents live in District 1, including Peggy Brooks, Dominic Crale, Wendy Labat, Maggie Martinez, and Melody Totten. In District 2, Della Ashley (who is running for a four-year term in November), Valisa Brown, and Beverly Vann Woods threw their names into consideration. Marcellus Jones was the only person who expressed an interest in the District 5 seat. Lewis later said the board planned to appoint Goree to fill the District 3 seat all along. She also said the board wants to move quickly to obtain a quorum for a business meeting. "We can't shut down the district," Lewis said. "We have to move forward." Adding to the confusion, Corrective Superintendent John Thompson opened the meeting, nominated Anderson to serve as the temporary chairperson, and called for the vote to put her in that position. Traditionally, the board's chairperson calls for a vote on any item. Thompson said he was not attempting to run the meeting. "I did what any other person would have done to help this board move along," said Thompson. "They didn't have anybody to open it [the meeting]." He also compared the board members situation to a football game. "It's like joining a football team, and your first game is the Super Bowl," he said. Goree said the board members should have opened the meeting, and taken more control over the proceedings. "The board needs to take ownership and run its own meetings," she said. "I don't think Dr. Thompson was trying to run the meeting. The board members were just taking his advice." Meanwhile, board member, Michael King, did not participate in several votes taken during the meeting, and refused to join other board members in a brief executive session to discuss candidates for the vacant seats. In the case of Goree's appointment to the board, and Anderson's temporary appointment as chairperson, King had to be prodded into saying he was abstaining. He also abstained from voting to go into the executive session. "It was an illegal executive session," said King. "That discussion should have been open to the public." King added, "I hope we can regroup and get these appointments filled."
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This is the part of the Republican debate we sent to the Israel Factor panel (To go back to the analysis, click here):
Mr. Matthews: Thank you.
Governor Romney, that raises the question, if you were president of the United States, would you need to go to Congress to get authorization to take military action against Iran's nuclear facilities?
Romney: You sit down with your attorneys and tell you want you have to do, but obviously the president of the United States has to do what's in the best interest of the United States to protect us against a potential threat. The president did that as he was planning on moving into Iraq and received the authorization of Congress...
Matthews: Did he need it?
Romney: You know, we're going to let the lawyers sort out what he needed to do and what he didn't need to do. But, certainly, what you want to do is to have the agreement of all the people - leadership of our government as well as our friends around the world where those circumstances are available.
Romney: But the key thing here is to make sure we don't have to use military action against Iran. That's what you hope to be able to do and that's why we're going to put a lot tougher sanctions on Iran - economic sanctions, credit sanctions.
We're also going to have to get serious about treating Ahmadinejad like the rogue and bafoon that he is. And it was outrageous for the United Nations to invite him to come to this country. It was outrageous for Columbia to invite him to speak at their university.
This is a person denied the Holocaust, a person who has spoken about genocide, is seeking the means to carry it out. And it is unacceptable to this country to allow that individual to have he control of launching a nuclear weapon.
And so we will take the action necessary to keep that from happening.
And I think each person on the stage, certainly in my case, I would make sure that we would take the action necessary to keep Iran from having a nuclear weapon.
Matthews: I guess I want to get to the basic constitutional view here of you gentlemen. I want to start with Congressman Hunter. The same question. If we get - I'd like to get a number - response. This couldn't be more important. Do you believe that Congress has to authorize a strategic attack, not an attack on - during hot pursuit, but a strategic attack on weaponry in Iran - do you need congressional approval as commander and chief?
Hunter: Answer, Chris, it depends on one thing. First, I think the president does not need that if the target is fleeting. We live in this age of terrorists with high technology. And, if you have a very narrow window to hit a target, the president's going to have to take that on his shoulders.
Hunter: He's going to have to do it.
He has right to do that under the Constitution, as the commander in chief of the military forces.
If he has time, then certainly you want to go to Congress, as we did in Iraq, and get the approval of Congress. So it's a matter of whether or not the target is fleeting.
And with respect to Iran, Iran is walking down the path to build a nuclear device. They've got now about a thousand centrifuges. They claim they've got 3,000. At some point, we may have to preempt that target. If we do, it should be done, hopefully, with allies, but perhaps by the U.S. alone.
Matthews: The same question down the line, gentlemen. It's so important.
Congressman Paul, do you believe the president needs authorization of Congress to attack strategic targets in Iran, nuclear facilities?
Paul: Absolutely. This idea of going and talking to attorneys totally baffles me. Why don't we just open up the Constitution and read it? You're not allowed to go to war without a declaration of war.
Now, as far as fleeting enemies go, yes. If there's an imminent attack on us. We've never had that happen in 220 years.
Paul: The thought that the Iranians could pose an imminent attack on the United States is preposterous. There's no way. This is just...
Paul: This is - this is just war propaganda, continued war propaganda, preparing this nation to go to war and spread this war not only in Iraq, but into Iran, unconstitutionally. It is a road to disaster for us as a nation. It's a road to our financial disaster if we don't read the Constitution once in a while.
Matthews: Around the...
Governor Huckabee, same question. Do you need Congress to approve such an action?
Huckabee: A president has to whatever is necessary to protect the American people. If we think Iran is building nuclear capacity that could be used against us in any way, including selling some of the nuclear capacity to some other terrorist group, then, yes, we have a right...
Matthews: Without going to Congress?
Huckabee: And I would do it in a heartbeat.
Matthews: Without going to Congress?
Huckabee: Well, if it's necessary to get it done because it's actionable right now, yes. If you have the time and the luxury of going to Congress, that's always better. But, Chris, the most important single thing is to make sure.
Matthews: And if Congress say no, what do you do?
Matthews: If Congress says no, what do you do, Governor?
Huckabee: You do what's best for the American people and you suffer the consequences. But what you don't do is what you never do, is let the American people one day get hit with a nuclear device because you had politics going on in Washington, instead of the protection of the American people first.
Matthews: Senator McCain?
McCain: We're dealing, of course, with hypotheticals. If the situation is that it requires immediate action to ensure the security of the United States of America, that's what you take your oath to do, when you're inaugurated as president of the United States.
If it's a long series of build-ups, where the threat becomes greater and greater, of course you want to go to Congress; of course you want to get approval, if this is an imminent threat to the security of the United States of America.
So it obviously depends on the scenario.
But I would, at minimum - I would, at minimum, consult with the leaders of Congress because there may come a time when you need the approval of Congress. And I believe that this is a possibility that is, maybe, closer to reality than we are discussing tonight.
Matthews: Senator Thompson?
Thompson: On this question? Yes, I think John has it right.
I would add that under the War Powers Act, there's always a conflict between the Congress and the president as to the exact applicability of that when an engagement lasts for a particular period of time and when they must come before Congress.
I don't think anybody running for president should diminish the power of the office before he gets there and take side in a hypothetical dispute. But I would say that in any close call, you should go to Congress, whether it's legally required or not. Because you're going to need the American people and Congress will help you if they're voting for it or if they support it, or leaders, especially in the opposite party, are convinced and looking at the evidence that this is the right thing to do, that will help you with the American people.
Thompson: And we have learned that, over the long term in any conflict, we've got to have the strong support of the American people over a protracted period of time.
Matthews: Just to bring it up to date on this, the political context - you know, Mayor, that Hillary Clinton has proposed - she's co-sponsored legislation to do just this: require the president to come to Congress for any decision to go to attack a nuclear facility in Iran.
Giuliani: It really depends on exigency of the circumstances and how legitimate it is, that it really is an exigent circumstance. It's desirable, it's safer to go to Congress, get approval from Congress.
If you're really dealing with an exigent circumstance, then the president has to act in the best interests of the country.
And the point of - I think it was Congressman Paul made before - that we've never had an eminent attack, I don't know where he was on September 11th.
Paul: That was no country.
That was 19 thugs. That had nothing to do with a country.
Giuliani: And since September - well, I think it was kind of organized in Afghanistan and Pakistan. And if we had known about it, maybe - maybe hitting a target there, quickly, might have helped prevent it.
In any event, we've had 23 plots since September 11, where Islamic terrorists are planning to kill Americans, that we've had to stop.
So imminent attack is a possibility, and we should be ready for it.
Now, you asked me about Hillary Clinton. At the last Democratic debate, Hillary Clinton was asked by Tim Russert whether she agreed with my position on Iran. I like that form of debate, by the way. Any time you want to do it that way, ask her if she agrees with my other positions as well.
But on Iran - on Iran, what she said was, she was asked would you take a strong position that Iran will not be allowed to become nuclear and that we would use a military option, if we had to. And she didn't answer the question.
Giuliani: Well, you've got to answer the question. The answer is: Yes, we would. Iran is a greater danger than Iraq. Iraq cannot be seen in a vacuum. And we have to be willing to use a military option to stop Iran from become nuclear.
If we're willing to do it, we have a much better chance of having sanctions for it.
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STORRS- 3/18/13- UConn hosted 272 science students from 45 high schools across the state at the CT Regional Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Sunday and Monday. On Monday afternoon the students broke up into groups of 12 and visited science labs around campus to take part in some hands-on lab work. In photo, Jnine Kerr of Danbury HS, left, looks at a beaker containing sea slugs held by Karen Pelletreau, right, Assistant Research Professor in the Symbiosis Biology Lab in the Torrey Life Sciences building.
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Ozz Negri and Michael Shank Racing set the pace in opening Rolex Series practice at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. Negri ran a lap of 1:23.026 in the No. 60 Aero Ford/Riley to lead the session with Alex Gurney second in the No. 99 GAINSCO Auto Insurance Corvette DP, 1:23.050. Scott Pruett was third with a lap of 1:23.135, but the No. 01 Telcel/Telmex BMW/Riley pit with an engine issue later in the session and the team is working on an engine change.
Bill Auberlen and Turner Motorsport seem to have things figured this weekend at Mazda Raceway. After setting the fastest time in Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge practice earlier in the morning, Auberlen was again fastest in GT with a lap of 1:28.078 in the team's No. 94 BMW M3. Three manufacturers made up the top three spots in GT with Jeff Segal second in the No. 61 Ferrari of Ontario/RemoFerriGroup.com Ferrari 458, 1:28.417, and Eric Curran third in Marsh Racing's No. 31 Corvette, 1:28.613.GRAND-AM, Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, Ozz Negri, Sports Cars
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The closest championship battle in the 11-year history of the GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series visits Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in Monterey, Calif., for Sunday's Continental Tire Festival of Speed powered by Mazda. With two races remaining, the top 10 competitors for the Daytona Prototype championship are separated by only five points.Alex Gurney, Alex Popow, Christian Fittipaldi, DP, GRAND-AM, Joao Barbosa, Jon Fogarty, Jordan Taylor, Max Angelelli, Memo Rojas, Ryan Dalziel, Scott Pruett, Sports Cars
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Popow and Dalziel, who won the Brickyard Grand Prix, lead GAINSCO/Bob Stallings Racing drivers Alex Gurney and Jon Fogarty for the championship lead, 246-242, while three other sets of drivers are within 14 points of the top spot.
Dalziel and Popow entered Road America leading by 10 points, but became the third points leader to experience misfortune when their BMW/Riley suffered mechanical problems exiting pit road. Dalziel shut off the car and pulled over rather than risk further damage, resulting in a 14th-place finish.
All was not lost for the team, though, as first-year DP driver Brendon Hartley and Scott Mayer took a popular victory in the No. 8 Starworks BMW/Riley.
Both Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates and Wayne Taylor Racing won two races and led the standings earlier this year, before back-to-back problems sent both teams tumbling out of the lead.
Ganassi's Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas won two races earlier this season at Daytona and Road Atlanta in quest of a fourth consecutive title, but incidents at Detroit and Mid-Ohio dropped them in the standings. They finished second at Indianapolis and fourth at Road America in the No. 01 Telcel/TELMEX BMW/Riley and are now sixth in the standings, 14 behind the leaders.
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Rome - Walking tour of the colleseum
Any recommendations for a reputable and entertaining walking tour group/guide in Rome. We will have our two teenagers with us and thought they would get more out of the visit with a guide. Thanks!
Any recommendations for a reputable and entertaining walking tour group/guide in Rome. We will have our two teenagers with us and thought they would get more out of the visit with a guide. Thanks!
The colosseum is actually one of the sites where you don't really need a guide. There are wonderful signs that explain, in detail, what you're seeing. I would suggest a guide or audio guide for the forum but not for the colosseum. If you still wish to take a tour I would book through the official site. Their tours are very good and inexpensive. http://www.coopculture.it/en/ticket.cfm?office=Colosseo&id=2 Donna
Marianne, We are four older women who decided we would do better with a tour guide who would go our pace and answer our questions. We had a wonderful woman: Ilaria Ceccarelli. You can contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com. She met us at our apartment and took us to the Colosseum and Forum. We had Rick's tours and used them for many other places, but these two we thought might be more challenging. Worth every euro.
This august will be my first visit to Italy so this is just based on the research I have done planning my summer vacation... I have decided (after a lot of consideration) to book the 'Walks of Italy - A.M. VIP Access - Colosseum Underground, Arena & Forum' for my first trip to Italy in August. They have great reviews. Email/call/Skype with them and they will tell you how to get a 10% "Rick Steve's Reader" discount. My reasons were: 1. My hubby was really excited about the idea of seeing the 'Underground'. 2. I was a bit worried that my lack knowledge on Roman history would make me miss important sights while walking through the forum. I think the two teenagers would appreciate the 'Underground' (but I may be wrong). The 'Underground' tour would not include the mid level but it includes the 3rd (higher) level. Let me tell you (since I have already researched this) what the different prices are: 1. Colosseum/Forum/Hill = 12.5 euros 2. Underground and 3rd Tier tour = 22.5 euros
3. WoI Tour = 74 euros (but come out to about 67 euros with discount). Hope this is useful :) WoI website - http://www.walksofitaly.com/tour_bookings/tour_all_listing/1/85
Lydia, they are not dungeons. This was the staging area for props, animals and gladiators before going into the arenas. Just to clarify, the underground and third tier can only be seen while on a tour. It is not open to the general public. There are many companies that offer the tour but I've found that booking through the official site has always been the easiest and the least expensive to do. Your tour will include entry to the colosseum, forum and palatine hill plus the tour itself. You can remain inside the colosseum for as long as you wish after the tour is over. Donna
Thanks for the clarification Donna. The main reason I booked the 3 part tour is because I really wanted to have a guide for the forum but most private guides were booked or on vacation (I contacted all of the guides listed on RS's plus 15 more they refereed me to :( ... August is a holiday month for Italians)... so WoI's tour was the next best option.
I don't know if you are aware of this or not but there is an official tour offered by the forums. You cannot book it online but can call to book or book it when you get there. You simply sign up at the ticket office for the next available tour. I believe the forum tours are at 1:30 and 3:00, last an hour and cost 5 euros Monday- thursday with an added 12:00 tour Friday- Sunday. There are also tours of the Palatine hill. Donna
I did not know that :(
Well it is too late now, the tour is paid for. It is the only guided tour I am doing during my 14-day trip. Thanks for the info... hopefully this won't be my first trip to Italy :)
I recommend renting the HBO mini series "Rome" before your trip. It is highly entertaining and while some of the characters are fictional they tried to be historically correct. It will give a really good background to a small but important part of Roman history and give life to the historical figures and places in Rome.
I did the underground tour last week in Rome at night and booked it through the Colosseum's official web site. Knowing it was going to take us into different areas, we still went to explore the Colosseum during the day to get the full picture. We definitely learned more about the venue during the tour, but I felt like the experience was more worth being able to see it at night and going into the additional areas, than the extra knowledge I gained from the tour (I'm sure most of it's online anyway).
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Where: 237 Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe Farms
How much: $3.9 million
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 7 full, 4 half
Square feet: 11,175
Key features: Lakeside home has large, beautiful rooms, including an all-glass solarium and an attached greenhouse, a dramatic foyer, library of built-ins. Impressive new kitchen with a glass-front butlers pantry, large owners suite with his-and-her dressing rooms. Pool with two dressing rooms, garages for eight cars, chipping green, new landscaping, gated entry.
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First is the elegant solarium. Its a 20-foot-long glass room with a marble floor, facing the pool and Lake St. Clair. Like an ornate greenhouse, three of its four walls are full glass and so is the ornamental glass ceiling. Its heated, so its livable year-round.
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Other rooms on the first floor are the morning room an east-facing room with windows on three sides the living room, family room, a huge dining room and the library.
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The kitchen suite is a knockout. Fixtures include two Wolf ovens and the French-made La Cornue range. The butlers pantry is a showplace with the owners crystal and china displayed behind floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Theres also a large informal eating area and a fireplace.
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Big East (outside of Syracuse)
Big East bashers have to
take a rest for at least a little while. Yeah, Syracuse is an ugly 0-2,
but the other seven teams are a combined 14-0. But all the wins have
come against cupcakes, right? Well, most have, but the league made two
huge statements with South Florida's win at Auburn and Cincinnati's
thumping of Oregon State.
Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford
When you're doing things
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something right. Bradford's five touchdown passes against Miami tied the
record set by Jason White and Josh Heupel, and now the talk about the
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nation's passing efficiency leader has done in two games is complete 83%
of his passes for 568 yards and eight touchdowns with no interceptions.
Wyoming third down conversion defense
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Ohio State and Penn State defenses
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the Ohio State and Michigan defenses all of last year, only to see them
exposed in the bowls, but so far, two Big Ten teams sit atop the
rankings in total defense. Ohio State is No. 1 allowing just 122.5 yards
per game, and Penn State is second allowing 129 yards per outing. Penn
State has only allowed teams to convert three of 31 third down chances.
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No. 87 is. Junior Casey Fitzgerald caught 18 passes for 327 yards and
two touchdowns against SMU after making seven grabs for 126 yards and a
score against Oklahoma. To put this all in perspective, North Texas
threw for 1,380 yards all of last year, finishing 117th in the nation.
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The ACC had three national spotlight games this week; Nebraska at
Wake Forest, Miami at Oklahoma, and Virginia Tech at LSU, and lost all
three by a combined score of 119 to 37. Throw in an ugly Florida State
win over a bad UAB team, North Carolina's loss to East Carolina, and a
sluggish performance by Maryland against an awful Florida International
squad, this wasn't exactly a stellar week for the league.
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the near future. Former Texas defensive coordinator Greg Robinson has
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things not appearing to be appreciably better after losing to Washington
and Iowa by a combined score of 77-12. Syracuse is 118th in the nation
in scoring, 117th in offense, and 91st in total defense. Robinson has
been Urban Meyer compared to Gene Chizik, the former Texas defensive
coordinator who's Iowa State Cyclones are 0-2 after losing to Kent State
and Northern Iowa by a combined score of 46 to 27. Iowa State is 106th
in the nation in scoring despite playing two lousy teams.
Notre Dame's running game
Did Jimmy Clausen
stash any running back recruits in that limo? Mainly because the
offensive line has been abysmal (for the second year in a row) allowing
a nation-worst 15 sacks, the Irish running game is last in the nation
with -4 yards. Georgia Tech and Penn State might have two of the
nation's better defenses, but this is Notre Dame. It should be able to
fall forward and gain a yard or two.
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The Washington Redskins have announced the re-signing of unrestricted free agent linebacker Bryan Kehl. Kehl's strength is special teams, and his signing Friday helps soften the blow of the loss of Lorenzo Alexander, the Pro Bowl special teams player who left the Redskins as a free agent this week to sign with the Arizona Cardinals. Kehl was in training camp with the Redskins last year but was cut before the start of the regular season. He then signed with the Kansas City Chiefs and was waived after appearing in three games. The Redskins claimed him off waivers in late November, and he played in Washington's final five regular season games as well as the playoff loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
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Ben Mitchell grew up in a devout household in the central Upper Peninsula of Michigan where emphasis was placed on helping others.
He traveled with his father to places such as Kenya and Peru on short-term medical missions. When he was in Kenya, a missionary explained that engineers have the greatest potential to influence the largest number of people. During high school, Ben participated in a youth mission trip to Tijuana. A result of the mission trips, his family decided to adopt three Vietnamese children when he was a junior.
All of these experiences had a great influence on Ben's outlook on life. He decided to major in mechanical engineering and enrolled at Lake Superior State University. Near the end of his senior year, he decided to volunteer for the Peace Corps to help others.
His two-year commitment began in the fall of 2007 and took Ben to Burkina Faso in western Africa. He resides in the village of Tansila, population 3,000, approximately 10 km from the Mali border. His host organization is the local cotton growers union. It works cooperatively with other villages to improve and expand their production techniques. He serves as an agribusiness advisor as a part of the Small Enterprise Development program which helps create market linkages and assists with the advancement of business skills.
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Fall Harvest Popcorn
9 Apr 2010
|Popped popcorn
|2 Quart, unsalted (Freshly)
|Canned shoestring potatoes
|3 1⁄2 Ounce (Two 1 3/4 Ounce Cans)
|Salted mixed nuts
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|4 Tablespoon, melted (1/2 Stick)
|Dill weed
|1 Teaspoon
|Worcestershire sauce
|1 Teaspoon
|Lemon pepper seasoning
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Garlic powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Onion powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
Preheat the oven to 325°F.
Combine the popcorn, shoestring potatoes and nuts in a large roasting pan.
Set aside.
Combine the butter, dill, Worcestershire sauce, lemon-pepper seasoning, garlic powder and onion powder in a small bowl; pour over the popcorn mixture, stirring until evenly coated.
Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, stirring once.
Cool completely; store in airtight containers.
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Fall Harvest Popcorn Recipe