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And it is time for our why don't debate this.
Segment this time on the fiscal -- congress has basically sixteen working days to fix the tax increases the automatic spending cuts -- -- Take effect on January 1.
-- debate this I Brennan.
-- -- And Michael Linden -- the Center for American Progress -- -- -- Michael you're on the left side of the debate so let's show the scenario.
Obama wins reelection Republicans retain the house -- and retain the senate.
It searches the Republicans are in such -- -- That they let this fiscal -- actually occur and they don't agree to kick the can down.
Room yeah I think that's possible I mean this is house GOP especially that has been shown -- willingness to hold the economy hostage.
To thereof particular wins I'm hopeful that in that scenario you just outlined they finally say okay look we just had an election about this the president one.
It's time to give up this this this -- -- reasonable stand and we can come to some negotiation and avoid the worst the fiscal -- -- what do you think -- Republicans weren't gotta compromise even if Obama wins reelection.
I think they're related to a compromise but I think they want the other side to give something as well I think what concerns Republicans is that.
Increasing taxes on people making over 250000.
Affect small businesses and -- Michael's Will Smith at that.
But I will when I willing to bid because it's not really any small businesses yet final national public debt -- over -- over -- Over 25 million people work for small businesses whose whose income whose business owners file as as its incorporation so.
A lot of people will have their jobs on the line here.
You're -- Michael letting you beside the bush tax cuts as going a long way toward helping solve that fiscal crisis in bars and all that debt.
But the bush tax cuts on the -- -- -- eighty billion a year and president Obama's been overspending the budget one point one trillion dollars per year.
How -- eighty billion help reduce that.
Well first of all -- in the -- not overspending by one point one trillion that's the deficit that's a difference between revenue and spending revenues hello.
Yeah but go ahead written -- -- -- revenue -- gone way down during the recession and because of yes you guessed it the bush tax cuts so we actually don't have.
Have that much of the spending probably the next few years we do have a spending problem in the long run.
But in the next few years it's really about revenue we are revenue levels are way below where they could be or should be bright and yet but when we cut those tax rates.
Revenue went upbeat no that's not -- -- don't do this again I love my gosh.
I think seven straight please.
This -- with -- on this if we do.
If we do increase these these tax rates where it's gonna it's gonna generate revenue but I I think what the Democrats are planning right now.
-- the fall back on the on the Pelosi and Reid plan to increase the top rate on the upon people who are making over a million dollars year.
And that might sound -- everything but that raises only be nineteen or twenty billion dollars so.
The biggest problem is is that we have an entitlement problem and it's not five or ten years down the road right now Social Security is running a deficit.
Medicare is about to run a deficit and this president hasn't really been all that all that interested in fixing -- in fact he's been all -- the demagoguing this for this last campaign.
Michael -- both parties seem to be making dark warnings about these terrible automatic cuts in defense that genre but.
With that huge amount of spending can we cut -- some without heart -- -- I think that we could actually cutback in defense but don't forget we actually -- have.
We already put in place one point two trillion dollars in spending cuts.
Abdel about three under 400 billion of that comes from defense the other the other portion comes from non defense that we actually have cut defense a little bit already.
And and so maybe we could find some more savings but these automatic across the board cuts.
Are just a bad way to do it I think both sides agree on that all right I -- Mike thank you very much -- -- and Michael Palin appreciate you being here think.
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He also addressed fears associated with drilling techniques and oil dependency
ExxonMobil's CEO defended oil and gas drilling by saying that
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Rex Tillerson, ExxonMobil CEO, said issues like climate change, energy dependence and oil/gas drilling are blown out of proportion. He blames a lazy press, illiterate public and fear-mongering advocacy groups for the bad light placed on the oil industry.
Climate change is a controversial topic that has been subjected to much debate. Tillerson said that fossil fuels may cause global warming, but argued that humans can easily adapt to the warmer climate. More specifically, he said that humans can adapt to rising sea levels and climate changes because he doubts the validity of climate modeling, which predicts the magnitude of impact associated with climate change.
"We have spent our entire existence adapting," said Tillerson. "We'll adapt. It's an engineering problem and there will be an engineering solution."
Others, however, disagree with Tillerson's assessment. Andrew Weaver, chairman of climate modeling and analysis at Canada's University of Victoria, said that adapting to climate change would be much harder than just preventing it in the first place.
In addition, adapting to climate change could be much more expensive than preventing it. According to Steve Coll, author of "Private Empire: ExxonMobil and American Power," adapting to climate change would require moving entire cities. A better alternative would be legislation that slows the process of global warming.
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Tillerson also addressed the topic of consequences related to oil/gas drilling techniques, saying that drilling will always present possible risks like spills and accidents. But he mentioned that such risks are manageable and worth the end result, which is the energy provided.
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Why do big CEOs tend to be such morons and/or sociopaths?
Can't quite decide if this guy has actually bought into his own BS, or if he's smart enough to realize what sort of toxic garbage he's spewing.
1) An engineering problem? Yes, of course treating symptoms is always cheaper and more efficient than preventing the disease in the first place -- such is the latest word from the newfangled discipline of ExxonMobil Engineering...
2) Humans are able to adapt. Great. What about the biosphere on which humans so vitally depend for our survival, never mind well-being? Just how well does the biosphere 'adapt' to dramatic changes that occur near-instantaneously (on geological timescales)? Oh yes, I'm sure we can all "adapt" and "engineer" our way out of the brand-spangled-new Global Mass Extinction, brought to you courtesy of ExxonMobil and pals. No costs associated with that at all, no value to any of that biodiversity and those ecosystem services we're about to devastate with our industrial-scale idiocy...
3) What's this: "humans can adapt to rising sea levels and climate changes because he doubts the validity of climate modeling"?? Is that some incredible new branch of ExxonMobil Logic (TM) that the 'lazy press' and 'illiterate public' just haven't yet been indoctrinated into? Holy brain-hemorrhaging non sequitur, Batman...
4) Yes, let's "doubt the validity of climate modeling", while simultaneously assuming that in reality things will be much better than model estimates -- instead of much worse (which is an equally valid possibility.) Wow, no cognitive bias at all in that there ExxonMobil Objectivity (R)...
5) "fear-mongering advocacy groups" -- is that something like the ExxonMobils of the world who threaten us with Socialism and a return to the Stone Age at every mention of carbon caps? Or perhaps, he means the ExxonMobils of the world who clandestinely fund various astroturf campaigns to impugn the reputations of scientists, research organizations, and entire branches of science? ExxonMobil FUD: The Best FUD in the World! (TM)
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- Onions - raw, chopped
- Black olives- sliced
- Mushrooms - fresh, chopped
- Pineapple - unsweetened (canned in own juice)
- Olive or Canola Oil (or both)
- Mozarella Cheese - shredded
- Optional: Salt, pepper, garlic powder, Italian Seasoning
- In a small non-stick pan saute green pepper, onions and mushrooms in oil until tender.
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- Soy Sauce such as Kikkoman Naturally Brewed
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- Pour oil into small frying pan and heat until it begins to sizzle.
- Place ground turkey in pan using a small spatula to stir, breaking it into small pieces and sauteeing until pink color is gone.
- Mix soy sauce and sweetener: 10gm soy sauce + carb-free sweetener or 1gm Agave Nectar is sufficient for 30gm of raw turkey.
- Tear lettuce into pieces the size of your hand. Place seasoned turkey inside.
- Garnish with carrots, coconut and peanuts. Serve immediately.
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Chicken Vegetable Soup
Variations of chicken soup recipes were submitted by several readers and were combined into a base recipe that can be easily modified. Soups are a great way to introduce vegetables to children who are not accustomed to eating them since they are more mellow tasting after simmering in broth. A pinch of a dried herb may be added for flavor such as Thyme or Sage. If you are preparing steamed fresh vegetables for other meals, remember to freeze the extras for soup that you will make in the future. Similarly, you can freeze small portions of roasted meat or poultry too.
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- Broth, Swanson Chicken 99% fat-free- canned
- Optional: salt and pepper
- Additonal ingredients that may be added: Shiratake Miracle Noodles, cream, cheese (after step 5)
- Place butter or oil in small saucepan and heat until just beginning to sizzle.
- Add chopped fresh vegetables and sauté for 2 minutes stirring frequently.
- Add chopped chicken (or other meat) and continue sautéing to allow fat to absorb for about 1 minute.
- Pour in the broth then stir occasionally.
- Add a pinch of salt, pepper and a dried herb if desired such as Thyme, Sage or Basil.
- Reduce heat and simmer for 5-10 minutes on low heat.
The Avocado
Avocados are the perfect food for the ketogenic diet. They are rich in monounsaturated fat and very low in carbohydrate. Avocados also have 60% more potassium than bananas. They are also a great source of B vitamins, as well as vitamin E and vitamin K. They have the highest fiber content of any fruit. There's evidence to show that including avocados daily in a (regular) diet lowers cholesterol and triglycerides. The Hass avocado shown here is the most common variety available in the US. The larger, greener avocados grown in Florida are much lower in fat and higher in carbohydrate.
- For ready to eat avocados, choose those that are slightly soft when flesh is pressed.
- Firm avocados will ripen faster when stored next to other fruit (within 2-3 days).
- After cutting open the avocado, leave the pit inside and the skin on to help keep the remainder fresh.
- You may freeze cut up avocado but wrap it with plastic wrap to avoid air contact which browns it. Browning is not harmful though.
- Avocados taste great plain but also in omeletts, in salads, or mashed with mayonnaise as a dip for raw vegetables.
Veggies with Dip
Veggies with Dip
Raw vegetables such as green peppers, tomatoes, carrots and onions are full of nutrients, antioxidants and are also excellent sources of fiber. Mayonnaise can be seasoned with a pinch of Dill Weed or flavored with a commercial salad dressing for variations in taste. This may prepared as a snack or part of a meal. Check out the salad bar at your area grocery store to find these vegetables freshly cut for convenience.
- Green peppers - sliced
- Tomatoes
- Carrots
- Red onions
- Mayonnaise
- Season mayonnaise with a pinch of Dill Weed.
- Serve raw vegetables with mayonnaise dip.
Garden Salad with Vinaigrette Dressing
Garden Salad with Vinaigrette Dressing
Salads are a healthy, high-fiber meals and as simple as 2 ingredients. This salad meal combines several vegetables with a tangy vinaigrette dressing. Hard cooked eggs and pecans provide protein; onions and tomatoes provide a rich contrast of flavor and are contain many nutrients. Avocados are one of the most nutrient dense foods as well as a healthy dose of monounsaturated fats that help to lower cholesterol and fiber to aid in digestion. The Hass Avocado is highest in fat and lowest in carbohydrate. Select this recipe in KetoCalculator, Standard Meals.
- Romaine lettuce
- Onions - finely sliced
- Tomatoes - chopped
- Avocado - California or Mexico (Hass)
- Pecans
- Egg white - (from hard cooked egg)
- Egg yolk - (from hard cooked egg)
- Olive oil
- Red wine vinegar
- Lemon juice
- Calculate ingredients to meal requirements.
- Prepare hard cooked eggs. After cooling weigh white and yolk separately.
- Assemble salad as desired.
- Prepare salad dressing. Use use about 20gm of Olive oil for each 20gm of red wine vinegar and 5gm lemon juice.
- Whisk these ingredients together then add a pinch of salt, dried oregano, and dry mustard. Whisk again.
- Optional: a drop of liquid stevia or saccharine will reduce the tartness of the vinaigrette mixture.
Keto Cereal
Keto Cereal (Notation: gluten-free if Fiber One is eliminated. Fiber One contains Aspartame)
This high-fiber cereal combination is a quick healthy alternative to typical keto meals. It makes a great snack too!
- Cereal, Fiber One (General Mills)
- Macadamia nuts (dry roasted with salt) - chopped
- Pecans - chopped
- Coconut - dried, shredded - unsweetened
- Almond Breeze (non-dairy beverage) unsweetened – Blue Diamond
- 36% Heavy Cream
- Calculate amounts for each item.
- Chop nuts, then weigh.
- In a small bowl, mix together chopped nuts, coconut and Fiber One.
- Stir Almond Breeze beverage into cream. Pour some or all over cereal. Drink remaining cream.


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WEC Africa Regional Meeting
Johannesburg, South Africa
28 February 2011
The WEC African Regional meeting took place at the Sandton Convention Centre of Johannesburg, South Africa, on 28th February 2011. The meeting was hosted by SANEA, WEC MC of South Africa; and chaired by Prof. A. S. Sambo, WEC Vice Chair Africa Region and Chairman of Nigerian National Committee of WEC.
The following WEC members Committees were represented: Algeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, France, Korea, Namibia, Nigeria, Romania, South Africa and Swaziland.
WEC Secretariat was represented by: Dr Christoph Frei, Dr Latsoucabé Fall, Prof Karl Rose and Mr Philip Thomas.
Key presentations were done by:
Dr Frei on "World Energy Agenda, Challenges, Policies and Strategies" - focusing on WEC's activities areas - 2011 focus areas - Knowledge Networks and Study Groups - Strategic Insight - WEC Issues Survey, etc.
Dr Fall on "Africa's Issues Map & Priorities for the Energy Sector - Perspectives from the African Dialogue in Montreal".
Matters for Information included: Montreal World Energy Congress & WEC EA2011 WEC EA, Oran, Algeria; WEC African Participation in WEC Knowledge Networks and Study Groups; WEC Mentor Scheme - African initiatives; New WEC Scenarios Study; and WEC Daegu 2013 Congress.
Matter for Discussion / Decision covered the following topics:
WEC Africa Regional Agenda for 2011+;
Nigerian National Committee of WEC (NNC-WEC) bid for hosting an Energy Leaders' Summit in 2012;
2012 - WEC Africa - LAC Bi-Regional Forum; and " Africa's contribution to the Global Partners Programme which come up with some proposals of GPs nominations around the Continent.
Policies for the future: 2011 Assessment of country energy and climate policy
The World Energy Council in partnership with Oliver Wyman (global consulting firm) has over the past year worked on its third Assessment of country energy and climate policy aiming to identify key areas for policy improvements and to understand how successful policies can be transferred from one country to another. more >


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Oct 10, 2011
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Sep 6, 2011
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Sep 1, 2011
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Aug 9, 2011
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Eat Your Vegetables -- and Cook Them, Too!
Jul 6, 2011
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Feb 22, 2013
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-- happy birthday George Washington founding father and our nation's first US president was born 280 -- years ago today.
In Virginia and in honor of his birthday we're gonna have a little quiz to see how much.
Snow about George Washington who we named -- -- Lee of presidential historian -- Hampton cook is here -- the author of a new book coming out this spring called American.
He spit you back in person -- and Lauren and say you're gonna quiz us I eat out I'm a little nervous about this but let's go with the we got.
We got ABC's the Canadian -- will make it really easy OK why is -- George Washington smiling in any of his paintings.
Keep in minded Jefferson didn't smiling either is -- today the painter told bad joke though the words the paint -- had bad breath that's all -- Washington had to stand still for hours and he's saying.
Is correct -- theory yes in painting was a social media and the day that they hadn't -- still they could just click click and take a picture back -- but demeanor also may have had bad breath in my head as he -- hold.
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In a statement Tuesday, Park condemned the nuclear test, saying it harmed ties between the two Koreas.
North Korea announced last month that it was planning a new nuclear test and more long-range rocket launches, all of which it said were part of a new phase of confrontation with the United States.
It made the threats two days after the United Nations Security Council had approved the broadening of sanctions on the reclusive, Stalinist regime in response to the North's launching of a long-range rocket in December that apparently succeeded in putting a satellite in orbit.
Pyongyang said it carried out the launch for peaceful purposes, but it was widely considered to be a test of ballistic missile technology.
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The North's recent propaganda has used words and images that imply a threat to the United States, but analysts dismiss the prospect that Pyongyang is willing or able to carry out a military attack on U.S. soil.
The latest nuclear test is worrying in military terms, Chinoy said, "but does this mean they can drop a nuclear weapon on Los Angeles? Absolutely not. The notion that they are going to target the U.S. is way off the mark."
U.S. analysts say North Korea's first bomb test, in October 2006, produced an explosive yield at less than 1 kiloton (1,000 tons) of TNT. A second test in May 2009 is believed to have been about 2 kilotons, National Intelligence Director James Clapper told a Senate committee in 2012.
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He also warned that Kim Jong Un's regime may not be ready to relinquish the headlines yet, suggesting that a second test remained a possibility and could happen within a few days.
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Dan Brawner (2007) – Chair of the Graphic Design Department – BFA Graphic Design (1983) Middle Tennessee State University; MA Illustration (2003) Syracuse University; MFA Illustration (2007) Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford
Nashville-native, Dan Brawner, creates idea-based art that reaches a wide audience through its appearance in print and multimedia. Commissioned by Saatchi & Saatchi, Hal Riney & Partners, McCann-Erickson, and Porter Novelli, Dan's clients have included: BASF, Bridgestone, Children's TV Workshop, Coca-Cola, HCA, Kellogg's, KFC, Simon & Schuster, Sonic, WGBH-Boston, and Zanies. His character designs have even marched in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Book projects include The Prayer of Jabez for Kids, named by Publisher's Weekly as the best-selling children's book of 2002. Published work has garnered awards from Advertising Age, American Ad Federation, American Illustration, Association of Alternative Newsweeklies, Illustration West 45, Print, Society of Illustrators, and Society of Illustrators-Los Angeles. Work has been juried into American Illustration's Distribute, Illustration 50, and 3x3's Annual #5. In 2005, Brawner won Best of Show at Huntsville Museum of Art's Red Clay Survey, while recent drawings and books have been exhibited at Billy Shire's Fine Art Gallery, Gallery Nucleus in Los Angeles, and IAGO's El Libres de Artista Ilustrados in Oaxaca, Mexico. In 2010, Dan was honored with a Graphis New Talent Annual Top Instructor Award.
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The Wall Street Journal Washington Bureau Chief Jerry Seib on the president's second term in office.
Jan 21, 2013
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Percent -- the president made it clear today that he intends to fight on for more government spending ridiculous.
The people.
Still believe that every citizen deserves a basic measure of security and dignity.
We must make the hard choices to reduce the cost of health care and the size of our deficit.
But we -- -- the belief that America must choose between caring.
For the generation that built this country.
And and best -- in the generation will build that future.
So -- America have to learn to live with the European size deficit let's ask Jerry side that he is the Wall Street Journal political editor -- his personal -- you here in New York.
When the this inauguration is that these -- too much to -- our -- -- he did he made a reference to the deficit but he immediately follow that reference with a big but he said we've got to cut the deficit but.
We need to continue to spend more money.
For bigger govern well I think you have to think of this inaugural as having messages for both Republican opposition has also his own base you know I think the message to Republicans was look.
I've got an agenda for a second term it's gonna include some things we didn't get around to like climate control in the first term as -- economic crisis.
And -- to his base he is saying look I'm not gonna give -- I'm not gonna -- Because he's actually under some pressure from the left from people who say.
You know you've been you've been given up too much you haven't fought for civil rights you haven't we have talked about the -- -- there're other Democrats who were saying the opposite frank they're worried about his own saying that he should be more conciliatory at least -- work.
With the opposition let's just play another part of -- speech when he seems to stick it to the Republicans again play that segment.
We cannot mistake absolutism for principal.
The substitute spectacle for politics.
Retreat name calling as reasoned debate.
Name calling now this comes one week after the present -- president characterize Republicans.
As quote holding a gun to the head of the American people I mean that's -- call.
Well look I mean this is the going to be a fighting second term not a conciliatory second term I think that's the sense you get that was essentially got the the speech today as you're suggesting.
And I think it it reflects in part I believe that a view of the president and people in the White House.
That they kind of are winning the battle of the fiscal balls with the it with the Republicans.
And they're gonna try to collect -- at least in the short term but in the long term Joseph Califano who worked for the Clinton administration.
Was on CBS yesterday he got a lot when he was working -- he also worked with -- And what he was working with LBJ of course they passed the Civil Rights Act of course today is -- university of Martin Luther King.
And were all thinking about that he said that could not have been done without tremendous effort to reach out to the other side.
And here's what he's -- about.
Our current President Obama this is again the democratic official Joseph -- house say he can't keep sticking his finger in the eyes of his -- well look I think that -- reflects reality in -- things cannot get done without some Republican votes that it's just matter of math right -- see you have to -- -- Republican votes.
You know that I think the concerns some Democrats is that the rhetorical.
Push right now from the White House is in making that easier.
You know they got a a fiscal cliff -- it makes -- -- be -- we're looking at live pictures right now the president I believe it's on Pennsylvania Avenue is -- right it would -- down right after -- -- -- -- already done this have to do this in your sleep frankly this is a Pennsylvania walk after the luncheon right getting close to the White House -- -- -- -- No ice that you don't they got those pictures up if you can director Roger started they got a fiscal cliff deal done at the end of the year by getting.
Some Democrats and Republicans in the house voted together that's gonna have to be the model you don't have the Republican votes in the in the house obviously to pass a democratic agenda.
So I think -- gonna have to be some step back from this kind of rhetoric.
In a move toward something that allows Democrats Republicans in the house to put together on some things doesn't the president have to lead the way those so far we've seen the Republicans to leave the because -- they did the power of the the last election the power of the presidency etc.
At some point doesn't the president have to reach out to -- -- -- guys let's talk yeah I think so and and in I don't know I think maybe there's a testing going on here how much Republicans have to retreat.
Where can they draw the line I think they figured -- you can't govern Washington when the -- White House is in the democrats' hands the Senate's in the democrats' hands and all we controls the House of Representatives but where that line of powers drawn.
Very unclear right now.
From the president's speech in which.
He sort of characterized.
His his means feeling about.
That may it may in fact pinpoint the difference that he has -- his philosophy with the Republicans let's play that last sound bite.
The patriots 1776.
Did not fight to replace the turning of -- -- With the privileges of a few.
Or the role of a mob.
The rule of a mob the privileges of a few again you get the sense that that's what he thinks Republicans are standing well on the show that that that's what that means because there's a certain amount of populist sentiment Republican Party that would say the same thing about the power of the of the many.
But I think that the obviously the power of the few.
I think -- that the reality here is that there were some in this is unusual thing for inaugural address some political lines drawn I mean normally that happens in a State of the Union Address and a couple of weeks which is very specific and programmatic.
I think it's and usually you saw a fair amount of that today Jerry side where insurers anxious to get back to -- -- receive those live pictures thank you -- -- -- good to see you thanks.
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