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Gerald Celente Predicts , Food Riots, Tax Rebellions.
Celente says that by 2012 America will become an undeveloped nation, that there will be a revolution marked by food riots, squatter rebellions, tax revolts and job marches, and that holidays will be more about obtaining food, not gifts.
1. America will be the first undeveloped country
2. Revolution, food shortages, riots, marches
3. Food instead of gifts for Christmas
parents shouldn't send their kids to get business degrees or psychology degrees and send them to community colleges to learn a real skill.the food will become the most important thing for us. the retail industry will die off completely but local markets will thrive.
Gerald Celente has been remarkably accurate over the decades.
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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Jumping out ahead of Washington, New York state enacted the nation's toughest gun restrictions Tuesday and the first since the Connecticut school massacre, including an expanded assault-weapon ban and background checks for buying ammunition.
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PASADENA (AP) - If there's any soul-searching among top television executives about onscreen violence contributing to real-life tragedies like the Connecticut school shooting, it isn't readily apparent.
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Stepping in for the injured Walker: Javon Walker is expected to miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL, and that means Robert Ferguson will likely become Green Bay's No. 2 receiver. But Ferguson does not get open consistently, and it would not be surprising to see Antonio Chatman catch more balls on a regular basis. Ferguson has never lived up to his considerable potential. Donald Driver now loses the luxury of facing No. 2 cornerbacks and could struggle often as a No. 1 receiver for the Packers.
The Denver backfield: Mike Anderson, who has often had unfortunate injury issues throughout his career, now has a rib problem. Tatum Bell was not dependable in relief -- he was not able to convert key opportunities near the goal line and continued to display a tendency to fumble, even though his flub was recovered by Denver. If Anderson can't stay healthy, and Bell continues to look like a standout one minute and an overmatched youngster shortly thereafter, don't be surprised to see Mike Shanahan give Ron Dayne a chance to carry the ball in important situations, especially near the goal line.
Cowher's important quote: Fantasy owners take note of this Bill Cowher quote about Willie Parker following Sunday's game. "I see no reason to make a change at this point," he said. Parker might have a small frame, but he can run inside without fear and will not hesitate to stiff-arm his way to success or challenge much bigger defenders. Parker looks like a must-start player until further notice.
The Minnesota backfield mess: The Vikings' total of 26 rushing yards was their worst in 19 years. Moe Williams started and played the most snaps of any of the team's running backs. Michael Bennett was held to minus-1 yard rushing and Mewelde Moore didn't play at running back at all. Moore's ankle injury during the preseason might have played a major factor in him only operating as a special teamer. So don't give up on him yet as a sleeper, and consider adding Williams as a reserve. He has been useful as a spot fantasy player in the past. It might not be much longer before the Vikings give up on Bennett.
More trouble for Jamal: Ravens RB Jamal Lewis, who entered Sunday night's game with concerns about his ankle, suffered a broken finger on his left hand against the Colts. While Lewis was able to rip off a 25-yard run, for much of the night he did not display his usual authority and explosion, and it was clear he was not 100 percent. While it's difficult to bench Lewis for many other players, it might be a few more weeks before he really looks like his true self. The finger injury is not expected to keep him out next week.
Believe it
Here are some performances from Week 1 that likely are no illusion, or signs of more good play to come: Joey Galloway totaled 97 receiving yards and should continue to perform well alongside Michael Clayton if he stays healthy. Antwaan Randle El (63-yard TD catch) is Pittsburgh's new big-play man. Plaxico Burress (76 yards, one TD) will catch a lot of big gainers from Eli Manning. Larry Fitzgerald (13 catches, 155 yards, one TD) has served notice that he is ready to have a big year. Patrick Crayton (89 yards, one TD) is definitely worth adding as a free agent. Brandon Lloyd (65 yards, TD) should be a good No. 3 fantasy receiver this year. Byron Leftwich (two TD passes, no interceptions) should be at least a solid fantasy starter, and sometimes he might be spectacular. Rian Lindell (five FGs) is far from dead as a fantasy option. J.P. Losman will certainly move the Buffalo offense well enough to give him a lot of field-goal chances.
Don't believe 'em
Here are some Week 1 performances that might not be matched for a long time, or not very often: Gus Frerotte (275 passing yards, two TDs) will still be plagued by offensive line issues and accuracy problems. Frisman Jackson (128 receiving yards, one TD) is sure to return to obscurity very quickly. Chris Baker (seven receptions, 124 yards, one TD) padded his numbers in extended garbage time. Santana Moss (96 receiving yards) can easily follow up a big game with a quiet outing. Keyshawn Johnson (two TD catches) is still a quality fantasy starter as a No. 3 WR, but don't expect consistency. Joey Harrington (two TD passes, no interceptions) was mostly unimpressive against a soft Green Bay secondary, and he might look much more mistake-prone against better opponents in the future.
The Monday Scout
Here are some observations that go deeper than the numbers: Laveranues Coles was plagued by drops, and Curtis Martin was not a major factor at Kansas City, but look for both players to spur a rebound effort against Miami next week. After a good preseason, Matt Hasselbeck has started the regular season making the same key mistakes at critical times that prevent him from improving. Aaron Brooks did not throw any TD passes Sunday, but he led a game-winning drive and did not throw an interception, positive signs that might lead to better play in the near future. When Antonio Gates returns, the numbers of Keenan McCardell will likely dip, but he has still showed he can be a very good fantasy starter. Kevan Barlow doesn't seem to run well until he gets near the goal line. His ultimate fate could be as a short-yardage back. Trent Dilfer is going to spread the ball around a lot, and no one Browns receiver will likely be reliable. Defensive views: Kansas City terrorized a solid Jets offensive line, and I believe they are for real. Minnesota got good pressure on Brian Griese, but there are still breakdowns happening in the secondary and the LB crew is shaky. Cincinnati is still prone to blown coverages and lapses at LB, but the unit is a fine fantasy start every week because of its playmaking abilities.
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Ron Jacobs did a load of ARCasts at Tech-Ed in Boston this year. One of them was with Shy Cohen and I about the Service Factory . Well, I just got an email from Ron that he's gotten around to publishing it on Skyscrapr . I can't imagine how many of these things he has queued up that he still has to publish...
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Here's the second installment of my blogcast series on Service Factory. In this one I show how to create WCF data contracts and service contracts. It's a little bigger and longer than I would have preferred, but since I was building the project (a wine rating app) from scratch, I guess that's what took...
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Here is the first installment of a series of blogcasts I hope to continue that are focused on the project I'm working on. This is just a quick 11 slide PowerPoint presentation that gives you the rationale and scope of the project. It's really the best place to start and it's only 15 minutes. Just ignore...
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I look in the window of his office and he's banging away on the keyboard. It doesn't look like he's on disney.com or IMing with his Aussie mates - it looks like real work. A few minutes later an IM window is telling me to link to a blog entry on message protection. Okay, so it's not typical work...
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I have a nutty little Callico called Geist. Pretty sure she is trying to kill me or drive me insane. But, I've always had a bit of a thing for animals. My first job was working at a shelter and I worked in a Falcon Rescue in College, cool stuff!
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Movies, the pub, And of course cooking. Thai is my specialty. But I love spicy food so it suits me. I'll cook at home before I'll do fast food any day. Usually with Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin and Beethoven playing in the background.
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Sony announces the Xperia Z, a new 10.1 inch Android powered tablet with a slimmer waistline than the new iPad. Sony, the company formerly known as "Amazing" is making some changes. It's a good thing too. I won't say the mighty have fallen… But surely it's tripped and stumbled on its road to the modern-day. Yes Sony TVs, various media devices other tech still fetch a pretty penny if looking at MSRP. The reviews of said products paint a picture that is far from cutting edge. Without a strong leg in the audio device market, Sony's bread and butter from an age-long past, the company is reduced to being labeled "that other gaming company."
That's all being turned on its ear. It's carpe diem folks. Sony is casting a wide net to seize the day with its Windows 8 Tap 20 from last year. Now we have a new tablet zeroing right in on the iPad market. It's thinner and lighter than the new iPad while still maintaining a 10.1 inch display and is reportedly waterproof to boot. The pad for Apple takes the resolution crown where the Retina display dances on the Xperia Z and its 1920 x 1200 HD resolution. There is a quad-core 1.5Ghz processor under the hood and 8-megapixel camera. The phone will slurp net connectivity with 4G LTE speeds.
We don't know when or how much or even where. Obviously it is hitting Japan. We do know, interestingly enough, a custom micro USB cord will allow the Xperia z Tablet to use the Xperia Z Smartphone as a mobile batter charger. That's handy!
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Shawn loves gadgets, literature, history and games. For 10yrs+ he's straddled both the comic book & video game industries, as a writer, editor, marketing officer & producer. Shawn got his start in tech & games as an editor & Hardware Director for GameRevolution.com. More notable accomplishments include Executive Producer on mobile games Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved & The Shroud.


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Ogden is at the center of a flat plain, with clean and attractive family-friendly suburban communities spreading south that include Clearfield, Layton, Kaysville and Farmington. Ogden is sort of the unassuming, shy but quietly prosperous little sister of the booming "SLC" (Salt Lake City) and Provo to the south. The large Hill Air Force Base is a major employer, and the area also hosts a number of mostly technology-oriented manufacturers. These include Thiokol, Iomega, and Levelor, as well as a large processing center for the IRS. The area is a freight transportation hub, as goods arrive by road and rail through canyons to the east and are rerouted to all points west.
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Location: Tokyo and Kobe, Japan
Ashinaga is a nonprofit organization based in Tokyo, Japan, which for over 40 years has been providing financial and emotional support to children who have lost one or both parents due to illness, accident, disaster, or suicide. Each year Ashinaga provides scholarships to about 6,000 orphaned students in Japan, and total academic loans and scholarships disbursed exceed US$28 million annually. More than 90,000 orphaned students have been able to obtain higher education with help from Ashinaga. Ashinaga is looking for IIP interns who can teach English, communication skills and test prep strategies to college students at "Ashinaga Kokoro Juku" (residential facilities for orphaned students who commute to colleges in the Kanto and Kansai areas). IIP interns will also help students build their confidence and will encourage students to voice their opinions through the English lessons and also through multicultural communication both inside and outside of the classroom. IIP interns will have the opportunity to learn about Japanese culture, politics, and economy, etc. through discussions with the students and will have the opportunity to participate in educational activities and lectures during Ashinaga's annual summer camp for orphaned students, and may be directly involved with Ashinaga projects, such as the Ashinaga 100-year Vision of Education Support for Africa, and provide input in the decision-making process of the organization. IIP candidates with interest in education or the East Asia are encouraged to apply. Japanese language skills would be an asset. Two placements have been created for International Internship Program (IIP) interns.
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Rakuten is a world-class Internet Service Company. Since their foundation in 1997, they have expanded into a wide range of business areas. Rakuten provides one-stop access to a wide range of services via the Internet. Their member database serves as the foundation for an enhanced marketing strategy based on the organic linkage of all Rakuten Group services, including e-commerce, travel, portals and finance.They call this the "Rakuten Eco-system." IIP candidates with interests in mobile technology, computer science, marketing, and creative design are encouraged to apply. Japanese skills would be an asset. Five placements have been established for International Internship Program (IIP) interns. View a PowerPoint presentation (.pdf) by a past intern.
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Rogers Investment Advisors (RIA) is an investment advisor firm. Through its Wolver Hill affiliates, RIA offers a range of financial products and services including a fund of hedge funds, a private equity seeding fund, and specialized hedge fund business consulting. Their team uniquely combines decades of buyside and sellside experience in Hedge Funds, Prime Brokerage and Asset Management. This enables a critical understanding of the key relationships for hedge funds including all of the major Prime Brokers, Administrators, Legal firms and software providers. RIA's differentiated backgrounds have been key factors in a track record of outperformance. Their business lines are: fund of hedge funds, hedge fund seeding and business consulting. This IIP internship offering is a rare opportunity for a highly motivated person to gain an accurate overview of the hedge fund industry as well as to gain critical insights into the due diligence process that underpins the selection, analysis and construction of a successful hedge fund portfolio. RIA views their IIP interns as true team members and aim to ensure that they are given real and challenging opportunities to assist the growth of their business. IIP intern responsibilties will include research on hedge funds, business structuring and market opportunity assessments. IIP interns may also work on spreadsheet analysis, updating the client database, filing reports, and hedge fund industry-specific news gathering and assessment. Depending on their assessment of the selected IIP interns' skills at least one major project over the course of the IIP experience. IIP candidates with a strong interest in finance, particularly as regards Asia and an interest in the hedge fund industry are encouraged to apply. Chinese, Japanese or any other Asian language would be an asset but is not required. Two placements have been created for International Internship Program (IIP) interns. View a PowerPoint presentation (.pdf) by a past intern.


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Exactly 30 years after the first war in the Falkland Islands aka Malvinas, the British government starts new military hostilities against Argentina, in the waters of South Atlantic. And according to the Argentinian government the British Navy has even deployed nuclear submarines in the area. Everything is happening right in the same year of the Queen's Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee. I've found strange occult patterns and numbers about these events and the more I look into it, the more I'm convinced that the British Royal family is pushing a new war against Argentina, as a massive blood sacrifice for the Queen's jubilee.
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Presented with the taped comments of former Presidents Clinton and Nixon about nudism and unusual behavior at the infamous redwoods retreat, as well as the inflammatory allegations of a male prostitute in The New York Post, presidential candidate and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich dismissed questions about the secretive Bohemian Club by claiming that the observations were products of those living "fantasy lives."
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I'm one of the genuine "nice guys." If you're looking for the bad boy, that isn't me (I'm by no means saying I'm an angel, but if you're in the "bad boy" phase, I'm not your guy). I've never been big into playing games, so I avoid playing them myself. I figure I'll tell you a little bit about myself. If you like what you read or see, send a wink or like, and let's talk. I don't mind starting the conversation, but I don't always feel the need to do so. -I love a good conversation or debate about anything. -I've got what can be described as a sarcastic sense of humor. My friends say I'm the comedian of the group. I enjoy when someone can dish out the sarcasm and punchlines. Don't worry- I can take a joke. One of the items on my bucket list is to do five minutes of stand up comedy at an open mic night. -I LOVE music. Seriously, my iPod is filled with all sorts of music, but I'm a sucker for anything with some killer guitar in it. I'm always up for going to a concert, even if it's just a cover band at a local bar. -I play guitar (although, not all that well). I secretly wish I could sing. -I'm a movie buff. Most of my favorite movies are your stereotypical "guy" movies, but I like watching anything that's good. -I'm big into sports. I'm a huge Kansas City Chiefs fan (If you're a Bears or Packers fan, we'll be fine, but if you root for the Raiders or Broncos, this probably isn't going to go well). I also root the Cubs (even though it's usually a L, I'm always up for a trip to Wrigley Field). You can also usually find me watching the big UFC and boxing matches. -I love to run outdoors. I don't do it often, but I have run in a few 5Ks competitively. One day, I want to run a half marathon. I just ran my first Tough Mudder, and had a blast getting dirty! I'm planning on running at least two more in 2015. -While I enjoy being out in the suburbs and love going into Chicago, I really like going outside and being in nature. I like to camp, hike, sit by the fire, etc.
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Matt Christian made his debut as Palomar College's starting quarterback a memorable one Saturday night as the Comets beat Santa Ana 38-14 at Santa Ana Stadium.
The Fresno State transfer was 13-of-16 passing for 205 yards and three touchdowns.
Martavious Lee had four receptions for 111 yards and Paul Moore had four for 72 yards. Tyler Lavea rushed for 77 yards on eight carries.
On the defensive side, Chris Calvert led the Comets with a pair of interceptions.
The Comets (5-2) kept their Southern California playoff hopes alive by winning for the first time in three conference games.
They return home to face Long Beach City College on Saturday at Escondido High.
The award goes to …
- Palomar College head coach Sheri Jennum will be inducted into the California Community College Women's Basketball Hall of Fame for her career as a Fullerton College player. Jennum will be inducted at the CCCWBCA Banquet of Champions on March 12 in Fresno.
Jennum, a point guard, was the first California player to make the Junior College/Community College Kodak All-America team in 1983 after leading the Hornets to an unbeaten regular season and the Southern California championship. She went on to captain Cal Poly Pomona's 1985 Division II national championship team and was selected as West Region MVP.
- UC San Diego junior cross country runner Jesse Morrill was named the California Collegiate Athletic Association Male co-Runner of the Week after he finished seventh overall individually in a field of 81 runners to lead the Tritons to a second place finish in last week's Triton Classic. Competing against a diverse field of competitors from the Division I, II, and III levels, Morrill crossed the finish line with a time of 32:34.0 on his home course, finishing two spots ahead of teammate Jake LeVieux (La Costa Canyon). Morrill has been UCSD's top individual finisher on two occasions this season.
- The UC San Diego women's team improved to 12-2-1 overall and 9-2-0 in conference play with a 2-1 win over 20th-ranked Cal State Dominguez Hills. Sophomore midfielder Lisa Bradley gave UCSD a 1-0 lead in the first half and Natasha Belak-Berger scored what proved to be the game-winner in a critical CCAA South matchup. The squads entered the match tied for first place in the California Collegiate Athletic Associate South Division. The loss snapped a seven game winning streak for the Toros.
- Behind a hat trick from sophomore Cat Walker, the San Diego State women's soccer picked up its first Mountain West Conference victory, downing Air Force 7-0 Friday afternoon at SDSU Sports Deck. SDSU (5-8-2, 1-3-0 MWC) established a Sports Deck record with seven goals and 27 shots. Walker, meanwhile, was successful on three of her four attempts, notching the program's first hat trick since Kim Castellanos (Rancho Bernardo) accomplished the feat in 2000.
- Stephanie Ochs' third goal of the season lifted the 15th-ranked University of San Diego women's team to a 1-0 West Coast Conference win over visiting University of San Francisco on Friday evening at Torero Stadium. San Diego outshot the Dons 17-1 and held a 7-1 advantage in corner kicks.


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The United States has asked Switzerland to extradite seven officials arrested in a corruption probe that has rocked soccer's world governing body, FIFA.
The impossible-to-crack defense almost gave one up Tuesday night.
Anthony Davis is staying with the New Orleans Pelicans.
OCS and LSUs Mark Laird (Williamsport, PA) played his first pro game on Monday night while his former Tiger teammate Alex Bregman (Quad Cities) hit his first pro home run.
Former Razorback forward Bobby Portis is now an NBA player after being selected by the Chicago Bulls with the 22nd pick in the 2015 NBA Draft on Thursday night in Brooklyn, New York.
The United States is still looking for its offense at the Women's World Cup even though its stellar defense has it three wins from a title.
Louisiana Tech University is naming the new south end zone facility at Joe Aillet Stadium in honor of the Davison family.
The Louisiana High School Officials Association said on Tuesday, they are united and are prepared to not call LHSAA football games this fall unless there's a change to their current pay scale.
He is one of the best overall athletes to ever come out of OCS and NE Louisiana. With a 3-year career at LSU behind him, and a contract looming with the Phillies - we caught up with the star right fielder.
Despite the off-season changes and distractions, New Orleans is ready to begin the 2015 season.
When the USA meets Colombia in Edmonton in the Round of 16 it will be the second World Cup in a row the teams have faced each other.
LSU was eliminated from the College World Series in Omaha.
Three LSU football players including quarterback Anthony Jennings were arrested by LSU Police on Thursday.
John David Crow, who served as head football coach and athletics director at then-Northeast Louisiana University from 1976-80, passed away at the age of 79 on Wednesday evening.
NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. plans to marry his longtime girlfriend, now fiancé, Amy Reimann.
LSU stays alive in Omaha after knocking Fullerton out of the College World Series with a 5-3 win on Tuesday.
The Golden State Warriors won their first NBA title since 1975, downing the Cavaliers 105-97 Tuesday night in Cleveland.
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beer, nice food and great setting. Ate here a few times and good each time. Good value. Friendly staff.
This restaurant has wonderful outdoor seating when the weather is nice. It has recently changed management and the interior has been updated. Very friendly and quick service but the food is not very exciting. There are better places around to taste good local fare.
Walked along the lake to find a place for dinner and happened to arrive here. Relaxing fun and a wonderful surprise was the three piece love music. Who knew a tuba, a harp????, and an accordion would sound so fun. Food was nice too. Get the fish.
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Although some of the success stories described above were challenging in terms of contaminants present and underlying hydrogeology, the majority of sites that have been closed were relatively simple (e.g., shallow, localized petroleum contamination from USTs) compared to the remaining caseload. Indeed, hundreds of thousands of sites across both state and federal programs are thought to still have contamination remaining in place at levels above those allowing for unlimited land and groundwater use and unrestricted exposure (see Chapter 2).1 According to its most recent assessment, EPA estimates that more than $209 billion dollars (in constant 2004 dollars) will be needed over the next 30 years to mitigate hazards at between 235,000 to 355,000 sites (EPA, 2004). This cost estimate, however, does not include continued expenditures at sites where remediation is already in progress, or where remediation has transitioned to long-term management.2 It is widely agreed that long-term management will be needed at many sites for the foreseeable future, particularly for the more complex sites that have recalcitrant contaminants, large amounts of contamination, and/or subsurface conditions known to be difficult to remediate (e.g., low-permeability strata, fractured media, deep contamination). Box 1-1 describes the characteristics of complex sites, where long-term management is a likely outcome given the difficulty of remediating the groundwater to conditions allowing for unlimited use and unrestricted exposure.
The Department of Defense (DoD) exemplifies a responsible party that has made large financial investments to address past legacies of their industrial operations. According to the most recent annual report to Congress (OUSD, 2011), the DoD currently has almost 26,000 active sites under its Installation Restoration Program where soil and groundwater remediation is either planned or under way. Of these, approximately 13,000 sites are the responsibility of the Army, the sponsor of this report. The estimated cost to complete cleanup at all DoD sites is approximately $12.8 billion. (Note that these estimates do not include sites containing unexploded ordnance.)
DoD has set a procedural goal for each of the Services stating that all sites will reach the response-complete or remedy-in-place milestone by 2014. Remedy in place means that a remedial strategy has been implemented and is in the performance assessment stage of the site's life cycle, while response complete means that remedial actions have been completed,
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C-SPAN 3 airs live coverage of the Democratic hearing on the Downing Street Memo and pre-war intelligence from 2:30-4:30 pm ET.
The hearing -- sponsored by Rep. John Conyers, Jr. (D-MI) -- includes cameos by former ambassador Joseph Wilson and Reagan-era analyst Ray McGovern.
Conyers then plans to deliver a letter to the White House.
And Barack Obama's on Oprah!
And Bill Clinton's on the Letterman show.
Politics of Iraq and Gitmo:
"As bad news continues to emerge from Iraq and the U.S. detention camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, some Republicans are starting to edge away from the White House on its policies in the war on terror," the Wall Street Journal's Chris Cooper reports.
"The strains were on display yesterday, at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Guantanamo Bay to address what Chairman Arlen Specter called the "'crazy quilt' system that governs the treatment of about 520 suspected enemy combatants being held there. Mr. Specter, a Republican from Pennsylvania, called on Congress to set out rules."
"More pointedly, Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, warned that if the administration and Congress and the courts can't come up with an effective policy for Guantanamo Bay, 'we're going to lose this war if we don't watch it.'"
"While the complaints remain low-key and aren't enough to produce significant changes, they signal a lessening of the broad and deep support Mr. Bush has had among Republicans for his approach to both the war on terror and the conflict in Iraq. Even minor Republican defections may embolden Democrats, whose criticism of the administration's war strategy has at times been muted, in large part because of the public support Mr. Bush's efforts have received."
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|Golden raisins
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2. In same pan, heat oil over medium-high heat. Add rice, raisins, and chili powder. Cook, stirring, until rice begins to turn opaque (about 3 minutes). Stir in bouillon mixture; reduce heat, cover tightly, and simmer for 15 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, cut off and discard tough ends of broccoli stalks. Cut off flowerets in bite-size pieces and set aside. Thinly slice remainder of stalks.
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The 23rd-ranked Seminoles hope their first victory in nearly a month comes Saturday when they visit a program once nicknamed "Wake Florida" because it regularly scours that state in search of players.
Wake Forest has 30 players from Florida on its team. Among non-Florida schools, only Troy and Western Kentucky have more.
The Seminoles (2-2, 0-1 ACC) are nearly two-touchdown favorites. Their only losses have come to two teams currently in the top 10.
Wake Forest (3-1, 2-0) is after the first 3-0 start to ACC play in school history.