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The 2012 NFL season kicked off last night, starting the weekly grind for teams competing for the Super Bowl.
At TSN.ca the grind means we're going to be providing more and better football coverage every week throughout the season. As usual, I'll be doing weekly Power Rankings, based on statistical production of all players in the lineup (accounting for injuries and suspensions) and Player Rankings.
For the fantasy players, we'll also be providing fantasy depth charts and tracking targets and touches for receivers, tight ends and running backs. We all see the catches, carries and yardage, but sometimes it pays to go beyond the surface numbers to find out who is playing a significant role in their respective team's game plan.
I'll also offer up weekly previews (what follows below), looking at the weekly matchups and what to watch for in each game, as well as reviews, reacting to each week's results, breakthrough performances and injuries.
What's really boosting our coverage this year, however, is that NFL Editor Justin Boone has joined the fray as well and we'll both contribute our weekly fantasy rankings, then debate some of our differences of opinion in Three and Out.
Justin will also break down matchups to avoid and exploit, so when all that gets rolled together, we are going to have more information and analysis than ever before so that you'll be prepped for TSN.ca Fantasy Football or making your picks in Schultz Against the World (or both).
With that out of the way, my look at the first weekend of games in the 2012 NFL season:
DALLAS (+3.5) at N.Y. GIANTSHealth is a big issue for the Cowboys offence, with TE Jason Witten still considered a game-time decision due to a lacerated spleen and if Witten can't go, that puts more on wide receivers Dez Bryant and Miles Austin. Both have had their own injuries (and Bryant has been beset by off-field injuries), but going up against the Giants' secondary is a fair opportunity to be productive if they can stay on the field. Perhaps a bigger issue will be keeping QB Tony Romo protected, as the Giants rush the passer as well as any team and the Cowboys' offensive line has been an area of concern, with newcomers in the middle three spots (if recently-signed Ryan Cook lines up at centre).
With CB Prince Amukamara on the DL with an ankle injury and Terrell Thomas on IR, Bryant and Austin could take advantage of Corey Webster and Michael Coe on the outside.
From Dallas' perspective, the Cowboys bolstered their secondary in the offseason, adding free agent Brandon Carr and using a first-round pick on Morris Claiborne to upgrade a glaring weakness on the corners, but they'll get tough matchups right out of the gate against Giants receivers Hakeem Nicks and Victor Cruz, who combined for 2728 yards receiving last season. As if shutting down the Giants' passing game won't be challenging enough, the Cowboys are missing NT Jay Ratliff, which could open more lanes for Giants RB Ahmad Bradshaw.
INDIANAPOLIS (+9.5) at CHICAGOIn the first game for No.1 pick Andrew Luck, the Colts have a lot of players that should benefit from competent quarterback play this season, including running back Donald Brown, veteran wide receiver Reggie Wayne and rookie Coby Fleener, who played with Luck at Stanford, but opening against the Bears defence isn't an easy matchup by any stretch. Even with MLB Brian Urlacher coming off knee surgery, the Bears still have DE Julius Peppers, who should wreak havoc in Indy's backfield.
On the other side of the ball, the Bearsi improved offence should overwhelm the Colts, whose new-look 3-4 defence isn't a feared unit. If, for example, the Colts can take WR Brandon Marshall out of the passing game, maybe they have a chance, but what about the running tandem of Matt Forte and Michael Bush? Can the Colts get pressure with Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis rushing from OLB?
PHILADELPHIA (-9) at CLEVELANDThe Eagles have vastly more talent, especially if QB Michael Vick is healthy, and the Browns are missing shutdown CB Joe Haden, so this looks like an opportunity for wide receivers DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Macklin to get loose. LeSean McCoy, one of the most productive runners in the league, also figures to have a game, presuming that the Eagles will have a sizeable lead.
The Browns are trying to rebuild and 28-year-old rookie QB Brandon Weeden will likely be a manager, with rookie RB Trent Richardson expected to carry the mail offensively. The good news is that Richardson, who has missed most of camp due to knee problems, has been practicing and appears healthy enough for Week One. WR Greg Little is a fantasy sleeper, but could be locked down by Eagles CB Nnamdi Asomugha.
ST. LOUIS (+7) at DETROITIt's possible that the Rams could surprise some thsi year if Sam Bradford is healthy and on top of his game, but they are in for a tough Week One matchup at Detroit. The Rams offensive line could get overrun by the Lions' D-line, making it tough for veteran RB Steven Jackson to come up with a big game, unless they work the edges effectively.
It will be fascinating to see who emerges as Bradford's top targets, however. Danny Amendola will get a lot of looks in the slot and Brandon Gibson can down the field, but rookie Brian Quick has upside and veteran Steve Smith has 1220 yards for the Giants in 2009 before requiring microfracture surgery on his knee.
The Lions exploded offensively last season and now have a passing attack that will be tough for the Rams' secondary to keep pace with. St. Louis did add CB Cortland Finnegan, who could spend the day trying to mug Lions WR Calvin Johnson, but even if that somehow works, that leaves Nate Burleson and Titus Young to go against lesser Rams corners. With Jahvid Best sidelined and Mikel Leshoure suspended, RB Kevin Smith is in position to have a productive start to the season for the Lions.
MIAMI (+12) at HOUSTONTwo teams at the opposite end of the spectrum, with the Texans healthy and perhaps bidding for a championship, while the Dolphins could be in the running for the top pick in the 2013 draft.
Houston's running game is enough to make the difference as Arian Foster and Ben Tate combined for 2931 yards from scrimmage last season, but with QB Matt Schaub and WR Andre Johnson healthy, they really should be too much for the Dolphins to handle. It's not as if the Dolphins defence can't be pretty good, because it can, but with rookie QB Ryan Tannehill directing an offence that has barely any threats in the passing game, the Texans's defence may swallow him whole.
ATLANTA (-2.5) at KANSAS CITYThe Falcons are expected to have a more aerial attack this season, with the wide receiver tandem of Roddy White and Julio Jones potentially the best in the league. Brandon Flowers is one high-quality corner for the Chiefs, but that still leaves Stanford Routt on one of those dangerous weapons and an opportunity for the Falcons to take advantage of the matchup. Having playmaking FS Eric Berry back after he missed virtually all of last season, could help the Chiefs defend against the Falcons' attack, though that's likely to be countered by the Chiefs missing OLB Tamba Hali, their pass rusher who is suspended for the first game of the year.
Additionally, some might be inclined to write off, or at least downgrade, RB Michael Turner due to an increased passing game, but if the Falcons are moving the ball, there will be touchdowns for Turner and yards to gain when the clock needs to wind down.
Kansas City doesn't have the same explosive offence, but they should be better with RB Jamaal Charles and TE Tony Moeaki back from injuries that cost them last season,. They also added RB Peyton Hillis to share carries with Charles and their pair of big, physical wide receivers, Dwayne Bowe and Jon Baldwin, could pose matchup problems for Falcons corners (Brent Grimes, Dunta Robinson, Asante Samuel) that are each under 6-feet tall.
JACKSONVILLE (+4) at MINNESOTAConsidering their lack of difference-makers on the roster, it's good news for Jacksonville that they get RB Maurice Jones-Drew back after his contract holdout. He's in a third-down role, at least to start, so Rashad Jennings may have value this week, but if the Jaguars are going to have a chance, they'll need second-year QB Blaine Gabbert to improve and his odds of success might be improved with rookie WR Justin Blackmon putting pressure on a shaky Vikings secondary.
Minnesota is also likely to get a significant return to their backfield, as RB Adrian Peterson expects to play, even though he is considered questionable. The Vikings, like the Jaguars, need better play from second-year QB Christian Ponder, who at least has WR Percy Harvin as his go-to target.
WASHINGTON (+7) at NEW ORLEANSIn a game that should be a wide-open offensive affair, the Redskins turn loose hyped rookie QB Robert Griffin III and he gets the benefit of facing a Saints defence that is at least a little depleted. WR Pierre Garcon has been RGIII's favourite target and the Redskins are going with a running game by committee. Alfred Morris is at the top of the depth chart now, but don't discount Evan Royster or Roy Helu because Mike Shanahan obviously hates fantasy football.
For all the turmoil in New Orleans in the offseason, they still have the vast majority of their offence in tact. True, they don't have head coach Sean Payton, and that should have some effect, but if QB Drew Brees is manning the controls, and he still has TE Jimmy Graham, receivers Marques Colston, Devery Henderson and Lance Moore and a stable of running backs (Pierre Thomas, Darren Sproles, Mark Ingram, Chris Ivory) that are all familiar with the offence, then the Saints should be able to score enough to overcome defensive deficiencies.
BUFFALO (+3) at N.Y. JETSRyan Fitzpatrick might be the best QB in this particular game, which sounds like offensive struggles waiting to happen because both the Jets and Bills should be decent defensively. A healthy RB Fred Jackson could be the difference-maker for the Bills and there is the possibility that WR Steve Johnson could have a productive game against the Jets' Darrelle Revis. While Revis shuts down some of the game's best, Johnson has 19 catches for 262 yards and two touchdowns in four games over the last two years against the Jets.
The Jets have a miserable offence, with few threats in the passing game, so QB Mark Sanchez will have his hands full trying to create offence against a Bills defence that should be fortified with DE Mario Williams rushing the passer. Williams is given a sweet matchup right out of the gate since right tackle has been a major issue for the Jets too and they dealt Wayne Hunter to St. Louis for 2009 second overall pick Jason Smith, but the current starter is slated to be Austin Howard, a 25-year-old who has appeared in four career games.
NEW ENGLAND (-6) at TENNESSEEAfter experiencing such success with their double tight end offence last season, the Patriots are tight end heavy, with Rob Gronkowski, Aaron Hernandez, Visanthe Shiancoe and Daniel Fells all threats in the passing game. Can the Titans find enough big, fast guys to match-up defensively? The Titans' starting safeties, Michael Griffin and Jordan Babineaux, are both in the 6-foot, 200-pound range, which could make it daunting for them to handle Gronk or Hernandez one-on-one
The Titans are an interesting young team, with second-year QB Jake Locker and rookie WR Kendall Wright playing prominent roles offensively (talented ne'er-do-well Kenny Britt is, of course, suspended), but they're going to have to be in peak form to keep up with the Pats.
SEATTLE (-2.5) at ARIZONAThird-round pick Russell Wilson is getting the start at QB for Seattle, winning the job in camp over free agent signing Matt Flynn, but the Cardinals have a strong secondary, so the Seahawks may not have an easy time passing.
With RB Marshawn Lynch questionable due to back spasms, rookie Robert Turbin may be the one carrying the mail at Arizona. In his last two seasons at Utah St. Turbin rushed for 2813 yards and 32 touchdowns, averaging 6.2 yards per carry. The NFL isn't the WAC, to be sure, but the rookie could be a serviceable fill-in at the very least.
John Skelton is starting at QB for the Cardinals, pulling ahead of Kevin Kolb the Cards' quarterback competition. It's the quarterback situation in Arizona limits the upside of WR Larry Fitzgerald, who won't have an easy time getting open against a Seahawks secondary full of playmakers including CB Brandon Browner and safeties Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor.
SAN FRANCISCO (+5) at GREEN BAYA battle of NFC powerhouses goes at Lambeau, where the 49ers are going to bring their defence to the game, trying to lock down Aaron Rodgers and his array of offensive weapons. As great as the Niners are defensively and their ability to stop the run could lock down the Green Bay running game (to that end, who is going to run the rock for Green Bay -- Cedric Benson? Alex Green? James Starks? I like Benson.), will the Niners have enough in the secondary to keep up with a Packers passing game that can go six deep with Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, James Jones, Donald Driver and Randall Cobb along with tight end Jermichael Finley.
The Niners have improved their own offensive depth, with Kendall Hunter, LaMichael James and Brandon Jacobs (all options behind starting RB Frank Gore, while Randy Moss and Mario Manningham upgrade the receiving corps. Will it be enough? Against a Packers defence that was porous at times last season, it could be a matchup that allows QB Alex Smith to have some success. Of course, I'm still a skeptic when it comes to Smith, so it's tough to like his -- and, therefore, the 49ers' chances.
CAROLINA (-2.5) at TAMPA BAYCarolina's loaded to run the ball, even if Jonathan Stewart's status is up in the air thanks to a lingering ankle injury. DeAngelo Williams and Mike Tolbert can handle the running, at least when QB Cam Newton isn't steamrolling his way around the field. When Newton drops back to pass, he still has Steve Smith as his primary target, but the Bucs have ballhawks in the secondary. Corners Aqib Talib and Eric Wright have 29 picks in 115 games over the last four seasons, while veteran Ronde Barber (fifth among active players with 43 INT) moves to free safety, alongside first-round pick Mark Barron, who has 12 interceptions in his last three years at Alabama.
Rookie RB Doug Martin and newcomer WR Vincent Jackson give the Bucs some reason for optimism offensively, but have enough holes, particularly on the offensive line, that they're going to be hard-pressed to create holes for Martin and protect QB Josh Freeman effectively in the debut for new coach Greg Schiano.
PITTSBURGH (+2) at DENVERThe Steelers running back situation is undecided. Rashard Mendenhall, the incumbent starter is coming back from knee surgery and, while it would be awfully quick for him to be ready in Week One, it's not impossible and he has worked with the first team in practice this week. In the meantime, Jonathan Dwyer and Isaac Redman will get touches. Denver's front seven is the most vaunted of run-stuffers, though, so this may not be the crucial factor to this game, particularly if the Steelrs can still move the ball through the air to wideouts Antonio Brown and Mike Wallace.
This will be Peyton Manning's regular season debut in Denver and while there is skepticism regarding his unproven receiving corps, there's a good chance that (as long as he stays healthy), Manning can drag Eric Decker and Demaryius Thomas along with tight ends Jacob Tamme and Joel Dreessen to productive years. Can they take advantage of a Pittsburgh secondary that will be missing FS Ryan Clark, who can't play at Mile High due to health risks related to a sickle cell blood trait. Steelers hitman, OLB James Harrison, is hoping to play though he's still recovering from a knee injury. If Harrison isn't around to get in Manning's face, that improves the Broncos' chances.
CINCINNATI (+6) at BALTIMOREThe Bengals have promise, but this isn't an easy matchup because their best weapon offensively, second-year WR A.J. Green, is going to have to create space against Lardarius Webb, the Ravens' top-notch, if somewhat underrated, corner. If Green can't get loose, who will step up against the Ravens' D? TE Jermaine Gresham or RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis? One of them will likely need to have a big game to support Green.
Similarly, the Ravens may believe that they have more of a passing game, with second-year WR Torrey Smith emerging in a bigger role, but the Bengals have a solid secondary. Leon Hall is very good on one corner and though veterans Terence Newman and Nate Clements have seen better days, they're not done yet. Even if the passing game is covered, though, the Ravens have Ray Rice, their do-everything running back whom the Bengals will have to chase around the field.
SAN DIEGO (pick) at OAKLANDComing back from a broken collarbone, Chargers RB Ryan Mathews expects to play in the opener, though Ronnie Brown could see a little more action in a backup role. With Vincent Jackson gone and Vincent Brown injured, the Chargers turn to Malcom Floyd and Robert Meachem at wide receiver against a Raiders secondary that has fallen off significantly.
With a healthy RB Darren McFadden and deep threats at receiver -- Darrius Heyward-Bey and Denarius Moore -- the Raiders can push the Chargers if QB Carson Palmer can play well and San Diego's secondary has only been decent and as the Bolts' pass rush gets less formidable, that puts more pressure on the corners to cover.
FANTASY NOTEAs the season is about to get started, I've finally finished my own fantasy drafts, picking four teams in different leagues that all have slightly different rules and structure. That presents some variance in strategy and players available, but this accumulation of my rosters should give an indication which players might have some value. (Numbers in parentheses reflect number of teams for those players that I own in more than one league.)
QBTom BradyDrew BreesCam NewtonPeyton ManningEli ManningTony RomoJosh FreemanChristian Ponder
RBBenJarvus Green-Ellis (2)Donald Brown (2)Cedric Benson (2)Arian FosterLeSean McCoyMichael TurnerFred JacksonAhmad BradshawDeAngelo WilliamsJonathan StewartMark IngramRashard MendenhallDaniel ThomasRobert TurbinFelix Jones
WRHakeem Nicks (2)Justin Blackmon (2)Randy Moss (2)Calvin JohnsonVictor CruzA.J. GreenGreg JenningsPercy HarvinMiles AustinSteve JohnsonDwayne BoweAntonio BrownDenarius MooreReggie WayneTitus YoungSantonio Holmes
TEJason Witten (3)Aaron Hernandez (2)Jermaine Gresham (2)Dustin Keller
KMason CrosbyNate KaedingDan BaileyJason Hanson
TEAM DEFBaltimore RavensPittsburgh SteelersGreen Bay PackersDallas Cowboys
IDPDLJared AllenChris ClemonsJustin Smith
LBBrian UrlacherDavid HawthorneSean WeatherspoonRolando McClain
DBYeremiah BellCharles Woodson
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Hello everyone. I know I am only 14 day PP, but I am REALLLLLY hoping and praying my BP goes back to normal. I had REALLY high pressures in pregnancy and right after delivery, I mean right after, my pressures were normal for two days. 115/60. The day I was to be realeased my pressures decided to spike back up and some crazy stuff happened that kept me in the hospital a few more days on a padded bed. Well, they sent me home on my Labetelol but I was taking 400 three times a day and Norvasc. They took me off Norvasc and my weaning off Labetelol was as followed. 200mg three times a day for two days. 200 mg twice a day for two days and 100 mg twice a day for two days and I was suppose to be done and off meds. Well, as I was weaning, the last day of my last 100 mg actually, I had a TIA and pressure hit 170/120 and my face went numb etc, ( very similar to what happened to me in January) and my doctor put me back up to 400 twice a day which has kept them between 130/90 to 150/100 with still some pretty high spikes. My bottom number does not want to come down for the life of me. I'm so frustrated!!! I want this to all be over with. What do you ladies think my chances are of returning to compeltely normal BP again would be?????
side note-----The unbearable headaches I had for so long in pregnancy are almost gone, just some annoying headaches, but I've only had one unbearable headache and that was the night I had the TIA.


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By Amy LangeFox 2 NewsCLAWSON, Mich. (WJBK) -- Patrick Lynch and Bettye Fagan became fast friends during a difficult time. Her grandmother, 103-year-old Gussie Weaver, passed away at the end of August. She had prepaid for her funeral and even written her own obituary, but when it came time for her family to make arrangements, the money and the funeral home were gone.Immediately after our story aired, Lynch, owner of Lynch and Sons Funeral Directors, called Fox 2."I saw the story about Mrs. Weaver and the plight the family was is, and I thought we can help," he said.What happened next was amazing, such generosity from so many who wanted to give this woman they never knew a beautiful burial all thanks to Patrick Lynch stepping forward. For that, Weaver's family wanted to give him something special back.Shortly after Weaver's death, the Lynches were blessed with a beautiful grandson and her family had a collage made in his honor. But there is something else that is perhaps the best gift of all."The most important thing that has come out of this is that we have developed a deep friendship that will last forever," Fagan said.Surely somewhere up above Gussie Weaver is smiling.
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The ultimate herpes protocol is a step by step blueprint formulated deliberately to eliminate the herpes virus naturally. The protocol contains all the natural methods of eradicating herpes from the body permanently. The protocol is made up of homemade remedies that can be accessed by anyone.
The program works for both men and women suffering either types of herpes be it Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 or Type 2 (HSV1 or HSV 2). The ultimate herpes protocol offers a guide to be considered to eradicate the disease.
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How To Get Rid Of Cellulite
What is cellulite?
Cellulite is a condition caused when lumpy fat cells lying under your skin bulge out pushing against the connective tissues therefore making the skin look uneven and dimpled. Even though cellulite is not a disease, it has become a huge cosmetic concern especially to individuals who love looking good and showing off their body parts. If you are one of the victims of cellulite and are looking for a remedy for getting rid of it, you are at the right place. In this article, I will bring you up to speed with different methods for getting rid of cellulite.
How to get rid of cellulite – methods you may use
Individuals suffering from cellulite should follow diet that is free from harmful saturated fats and Trans fat. This means that junk food should be avoided completely. Therefore, when trying to get rid of cellulite, consider replacing these foods with healthy foods such as whole grains, vegetables and fruits. However, it is important to include healthy/essential fats in your diet. So include avocado, nuts and olive oils in your diet.
*Increase fluid intake
Along with eating a healthy diet, drink plenty of water throughout the day. Water helps in detoxifying the body and improving the overall skin condition. It also keeps your skin well hydrated and prevents several skin conditions.
Regular exercises can help in eliminating excess fats from your body and in tightening your skin. In fact, this is one of the best ways to tone your body tissues and muscles. In addition, exercises help the skin to get smoother, tighter and have less noticeable cellulite. Some of the exercises you can perform include pushups, crunches, and squats. Since cellulite is known to affect your thighs and arms, it is advisable to focus the exercise routines on these areas.
You can apply either a moisturizer or a cellulite removal cream on the affected body part and then massage it using moderate pressure and long sweeping strokes. This helps to make the skin smoother, tighter and improve blood circulation making it easier to eliminate toxins and other harmful substances that are in your body.
*Conventional treatment
There other conventional treatment methods used to get rid of cellulite. They include laser treatment, liposuction, methylxanthines and cellulite removal cream. However, before using of these methods to get rid of cellulite, it is important to first seek professional advice.
*The natural way (Cellulite Factor)
Lastly, there is a new system introduced by Dr. Charles Livingston known as the Cellulite factor. The book gives clear guidelines on how to get rid of cellulite easily and naturally. From a personal perspective and the positive reviews posted by individuals who have read the book, I would highly recommend individuals to try the methods listed in this book as there is assurance that it these methods work when trying to get rid of cellulite. Moreover, the methods listed in the cellulite factor are all natural; therefore, there is no harm trying it out.
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How to Grow Taller Scientific Researches Natural Ways
Almost all of us are accustomed to different artificial ways of increasing height, whether it is taking some rapid weight loss pills or going under the knife. However, many scientific researches have proved that there are many natural ways of increasing height and all of these come without any side effects. The fact that all of these methods require you to sweat it out and eat right cannot be denied. Let us now consider some of these amazing tips:
1. Morning activities: You should start your day with some exercises. It may sound a little tough but morning activities are the ideal way to start your day.
2. Breathing exercises: Though not directly related to increasing height, performing a few breathing exercises early morning help in increasing oxygen levels in your lungs as well as aid in enlarging muscles. Increases energy levels in turn help you perform better while sweating out in the gym or open air.
3. Perform height-increasing exercises: Irrespective of whether you are using the gym or practicing outdoors, walk, sprint, or jump the rope.
4. Perform stretching exercises: Stretching exercises when coupled with other activities like swimming, cycling, or sprinting fuels the creation of growth hormones in your body.
5. Hang in the air: This is another natural way of increasing height. When you hang in the air, gravity works in your favor to stretch the spine and the tension between your vertebrae is reduced.
6. Take care while you sleep: During the course of increasing height, it is better if you lie on your back so that your spine is straightened.
7. Drink plenty of water: Yes, that is the key to any kind of body building program, whether it is losing weight or increasing height.
8. Stay away from alcohol: Alcohol or nicotine does not allow your body to absorb the essential nutrients. Avoid alcohol as much as possible when you are aiming to increase your height.
9. Patience is the key: Always remember that any form of exercise program you choose to undertake, have patience and perseverance. Increasing height does not happen in a day. It will take some time before you could actually notice a visible difference.
Besides all the general tips, you still not clear and asking question "How to Grow Taller". Why not you start using the program, Grow Taller 4 Idiots by Dr Darwin and I am amazed by the scientific findings of this doctor. This is one of the very few height-increasing programs which emphasizes on the natural way of increasing height without causing any side effects. This program is all about promoting the spine decompression concept which can easily be achieved through yoga or similar relaxing exercises. The success of this program lies in its comprehensiveness. The combination of unexplored stretching exercises along with loads of information about nutritional supplements is what makes this program so popular.
Since it is a combination of pure determination and general physics, the Grow Taller 4 Idiots program is considered to be the safest height increasing program. If you are of those who have always been ridiculed or burdened with the curse of short height, you should definitely consider this program. It does not promise you miraculous results overnight, but definitely boosts your confidence by increasing your height by a couple of inches.


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Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Molecular Medicine, Pharmacology, and Physiology
Cellular & Molecular Physiology: Graduate Program in Cellular and Molecular Physiology
Internal Medicine: Cardiovascular Medicine: Yale Cardiovascular Research Center | Diabetes Research Center
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Myocardial ischemia; Metabolic adaptation to hypoxic stress; Cardio-protection; Cardiomyopathy; LKB1-AMPK pathway; Diabetes more...
- AB, Brown University, 1976
- M.D., Yale University, 1980
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- Li J, Qi D, Cheng H, Miller EJ, Wu X, Russell, KS, Mikush N, Zhang J, Xiao L, Sherwin RS, Young LH. Urocortin 2 autocrine/paracrine and pharmacologic effects to activate AMP-activated protein kinase in the heart. PNAS 2013; in press.
- Zaha VG, Young LH. AMP-activated protein kinase regulation and biological actions in the heart. Circ Res. 2012; 111:800-814.
- Kim AS, Miller EJ, Wright TM, Li J, Qi D, Atsina K, Zaha V, Sakamoto K, Young LH. A small molecule AMPK activator protects the heart against ischemia-reperfusion injury. J Mol Cell Cardiol, 2011;51:24-32.


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When you start feeling dehydrated, what helps the most, water or sports drinks?
Experts say, WATER.
In fact, the average person does not need a sports drink to stay hydrated under normal circumstances.
Sports drinks can fuel the active muscles of endurance athletes. The carbohydrates in sports drinks provide fuel in the form of added sugars. But with over 68% of Americans currently overweight, our diet is clearly adequate in calories to fuel a 45-minute brisk walk daily. We don't need a sweetened beverage to help us make it around the block.
Studies by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics suggest following these guidelines:
Drink WATER when:
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•engaging in a 3 mile run or bike ride
Sports drinks are okay when:
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Put aside a handful of fresh oregano leaves, parsley bunch chopped, about 1/2 cup grated reggiano, and some fresh basil leaves. 24 Littleneck clams and a box of linguine. Three tbl spoon olive oil. 1/2 cup white wine. A little lemon juice.
In a large S.S. pot, saute chopped onion and two garlic cloves in tbl spoon olive oil a couple of minutes, add a little hot pepper flakes to taste. Deglaze with white wine, let cook down a minute or two.
Add water to the pot, just enough to cover the clams--medium heat. Rinse clams and put them into the pot, cover. Also, bring a separate pot of water (with some lemon juice in it) to a boil for the linguine.
Put linguine into boiling water and cook for 4 to 5 minutes.
Keep checking the clams. You want to get them out of the pot as soon as the shells open, one at a time if need be; then, remove the clams, one by one from their shells and put into a bowl. Leave the heat going under the S.S. pot.
Take partially cooked linguine out of the water and add it, the clams, oregano, and parsley into the S.S. pot. Do not cover. Mix everything and let the linguine finish cooking 3 or 4 minutes.
Remove linguine and clams with one of those spaghetti remover things, and divide into two plates. Pour half the liquid (with herbs, onion, garlic) into each plate, top with grated cheese, a few basil leaves and drizzle tbl spoon olive oil over each plate.


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The earliest photograph dates from 4 July 1876 and shows the intersection at 5th and Main. Today, that same intersection can be found at 25th and Washington. Two major photographic collections, shot over twenty years apart, make up the largest part of the collection. The first collection, photographed between 1920 and 1925, formed the basis for the Chamber's "Photo Logs." These photographs were loaned out all over the nation to businesses, people, and publications which wanted to write about or move to the Ogden area. At the time these pictures were taken, Northern Utah claimed the title as The Gateway to the West.
Accordingly, the Chamber divided this collection into sections that reflected Ogden's industial, economic and educational base. The industial photographs show the numerous canneries which were supported by Northen Utah's agricultural industry. Also included are many of the churches, businesses and govenment buildings along Washington Boulevard and surrounding streets. Ogden's early history would not be complete without photographs of the old Union Station with its railyard and the Hermitage, both of which brought notoriety to Ogden in the early 20th century.
The second major photograph collection, photographed from 1946 to 1948, shows the changes that took place in Ogden during the past twenty years. By this time Ogden's place in railroading was declining, many of the canneries were closed, and the once powerfull Amalgamated Sugar Company closed its local sugar beet plant. With all the changes the catagories remained the same while a new one was created to reflect the new military industry that had entered Northern Utah.
One last photographic collection was taken between 1912 and 1987. This collection contains the portraits the presidents of the Ogden Chamber of Commerce. The rest of this collection contains numerous photographs taken from the late 1800s through the mid 1980s.
The photograph collections have been intergrated by the subjects that the Chamber of Commerce created. A brief description of each photograph is given in the inventory, along with the individual call numbers and the year it was taken. A selected name and subject index is also provided. To obtain a particular photograph, the patron with note the collection, box, folder, and photograph number. This collection was processed in two main sections, first in 1992 and second in 1998, so you will notice that the last couple of boxes can be intermixed with the others. When looking up photographs, you should keep that in mind and use the listing in the Scope and Content section of this register to help you locate other related photographs.
There are no restrictions on the use of the Chamber's photograph collection. Many photographs taken from 1946 to 1948 include negatives from which duplicated can be made. Laser print photocopiers also make good reproductions.
Collection Use +/-
Restrictions on Access:
Open to public research.
Administrative Information +/-
This collection is arrranged by subject group.
Processing Note:
This collection was processed by a Special Collections processor.
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Collection materials are in English.
Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant, 2007-2008
8 boxes
Language of the Finding Aid:
Finding guide is in English in Latin script.
Author of the Finding Aid:
Finding aid created by Sarah Langsdon.
EAD Creation Date:
Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard).
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Corporate Names:
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
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Geographical Names:
Ogden, Utah


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Monday, September 24, 2012
Lynyrd Skynyrd has abandoned the use of the Confederate Flag on its "stages, logos, t-shirts, and other tour merchandise." Sole serving co-founder Gary Rossington told CNN: "Through the years, people like the KKK and skinheads kinda kidnapped the Dixie or Southern flag from its tradition and the heritage of the soldiers. That's what it's all about. We didn't want that to go to our fans or show the image like we agreed with any of the race stuff or any of the bad things." (Vintage Vinyl News)
The wait goes on for an announcement for 2012 Rolling Stones dates, with several ticket brokers jumping the gun and already advertising dates for shows in London and New York. To counter that, the Stones posted a message on its Twitter feed: "Dear fans, no Rolling Stones gigs have been confirmed or announced. Do not buy tickets from the SongKick website, or anywhere else."
Barry Gibb has announced his solo Mythology tour for next year. So far only three dates have been set for February in Australia, taking in stops in Sydney (February 8th), Melbourne (February 12th), and Brisbane (February 16th). There's been no announcement made yet regarding North American dates. The tour takes its name from the 2010 career-spanning Bee Gees and Andy Gibb box set and will feature Barry's eldest son Stephen and Maurice Gibb's daughter Samantha in the band.
Barry, who is the only Gibb brother alive, says that his brothers will be with him in spirit on the tour, and revealed to Australian TV the sadness he carries regarding their losses: "My greatest regret is that every brother I have lost was in a moment when we were not getting on. I don't know why, but I'm the last one standing. I will never be able to understand that because I'm the eldest. We just didn't agree on everything and that was the way life was. But boy did we have some fun." (Otago Daily Times)
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Decatur High School's lacrosse team's dream season came to an end Tuesday in the state semifinals. The Bulldogs lost to the Westminster Wildcats, 6-5.For Coach Don Rigger, the berth to the state semifinals was 11 years in the making in the city of Decatur. Many of the guys on the squad were playing lacrosse together when Coach Rigger put it together as a rec team. " I knew what a great game it was and pretty much when you get a kid out there and a kid who likes to run around and mix it up, they're going to love it," Rigger said.Since then, lacrosse has stuck around dDecatur and it definitely has the backing of the community. "The school and the whole town has supported this team and, you know, it's the rec kids, it's the students, it's the parents. It's really gratifying and it's meant a lot to us," Rigger said.While the Bulldogs' season came to a disappointing end with their first loss on their home turf in the state semifinal game, Rigger says he couldn't be more proud of the team."Win or lose, their hearts are huge. People may not know, but these guys grew up in the apartments across the street. They don't have a lot of material things, but they've got hearts like you wouldn't believe," Rigger said.FOX 5 Sports' Merissa Lynn talked to coach Don Rigger after the game.Click the video to watch Merissa's report!
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
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News about Hillary Rodham Clinton, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 19, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton shifts back to domestic issues during panel discussion about equal pay for women, affordable child care and paid sick leave; pivot comes as she contemplates another run for president and as she campaigns for candidates ahead of midterm elections, in which women's issues have become central focus. MORE
Sep. 18, 2014
Special House committee on Benghazi gets off to a quiet start in a hearing, but outside groups on the left and the right continue their maneuvering; 2012 attacks on United States diplomatic compound in Libya will likely play out as divisive issue if Hillary Rodham Clinton runs for president in 2016. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Former First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton and former Pres Bill Clinton speak to about 10,000 Democrats at 37th Harkin Steak Fry in Indianola, Iowa, hinting at her impending run for office. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton will travel to Iowa for 37th annual Iowa steak fry hosted by Democratic Sen Tom Harkin, lending support to Democratic candidates stuck in tight midterm elections there and taking first steps toward 2016 presidential bid. MORE
Sep. 13, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton has said publicly that she will decide early next year whether she will undertake a second campaign for the presidency, but inside the Clinton operation, the groundwork is already quietly being laid for a candidacy; lately, when supporters wish her good luck in 2016 presidential campaign, she simply thanks them rather than explaining that she has not yet decided whether she will run, as she did previously. MORE
Sep. 7, 2014
Upcoming television prime-time dramas, including Madam Secretary, State of Affairs, and others, feature main characters obviously inspired by Hilary Rodham Clinton. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton, potential candidate for presidency in 2016, is a champion of gay rights, but many question why she was not at the forefront in 1990s. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
House Republican-led investigation of the 2012 terrorist attack on an American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, will extend well into 2015, and possibly beyond; inquiry raises concerns among Democrats that Republicans are trying to damage Hillary Clinton's presidential prospects. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Hillary Clinton praises Pres Obama's response to shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo, and calls for a swift investigation into the circumstances that led to the unarmed black teenager's death; Clinton had been criticized for not speaking out sooner on the subject. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Political Memo; potential Republican control of both the House and Senate following midterm elections could stymie Pres Obama during his last two years in office, but could help formulate strong talking points for Hillary Rodham Clinton if she runs to succeed him. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column poses series of questions one must ask about Syrian civil war before deciding whether Pres Obama has or has not done enough regarding the conflict; refutes argument advanced by Hillary Rodham Clinton that merely arming pro-democracy rebels would have led to defeat of Pres Bashar al-Assad's army. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Letter from Sen Sherrod Brown comments on August 9 article about New York Mayor Bill de Blasio seeking approval of Bill and Hillary Clinton before beginning bid to host 2016 Democratic National Convention. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Concurrent visits to Martha's Vineyard by Hillary Clinton and Pres Obama set the stage for an awkward encounter days after Clinton publicly criticized Obama's foreign policy; Obama aides dismiss notion that there is strain between Obama and Clinton, and say it is natural for Clinton to stake out her own positions. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column examines aftermath of Hillary Clinton interview in The Atlantic in which she criticized Pres Obama's foreign policies; applauds interview for bringing up issues that deserve further discussion, and calls for more in-depth examination ahead of 2016 elections, particularly in regard to Clinton's stance; notes Clinton seems to have backed away from conflict and has made up with Obama. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Hillary Clinton calls Pres Obama to assure him that comments she made in magazine interview criticizing some foreign policy decisions were not intended 'to attack him, his policies or his leadership.' MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column criticizes Hillary Clinton for critical remarks she made in an interview about Pres Obama's foreign policy; contends remarks were calculated attempt to show she was tough and that she is not afraid to use power. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Diplomatic Memo; former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's comments criticizing not just Pres Obama's refusal to aid rebels in Syria, but also his shorthand description of his entire foreign policy, shatters image of unity she and Pres Obama had cultivated; situation suggests that Clinton is more ready to distinguish her views from Obama's in advance of possible presidential campaign in 2016. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column contends Hillary Clinton faces the problem of balancing criticism of Pres Obama so that she does not seem to be betraying him as she prepares to run for president in 2016; maintains her interview in which she criticized Obama's foreign policy sounded disloyal, and she still needs the support of the voters who supported him twice. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
David Brooks Op-Ed column contends Hillary Clinton's withering criticism in her Atlantic magazine interview of Pres Obama's foreign policy illuminated different flavors of Democratic thinking on international affairs; questions how well Clinton's approach to foreign policy will play in Democratic primaries for the presidential election in 2016. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio begins bid to host 2016 Democratic National Convention at Barclays Center in Brooklyn; anonymous sources say that de Blasio, who had remarked that convention would turn into homecoming if Hillary Clinton was nominated, was careful to get Clintons' blessing first. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Hillary Clinton, who regularly commands $200,000 for speeches, speaks for free in her adopted hometown of Chappaqua, NY, to address seven high school seniors at their graduation from Chappaqua Summer Scholarship Program. MORE
Jul. 19, 2014
Sen Elizabeth Warren, Democrat from Massachusetts, receives warm welcome at Netroots Nation conference in Detroit, as well as at other stops in her trip to city, with her supporters calling on her to run for president in 2016; liberal activists love idea of Warren candidacy and prefer it to a Hillary Rodham Clinton bid. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Edward Klein's book Blood Feud: The Clintons vs. the Obamas, 320-page unauthorized and barely sourced account full of implausible passages, knocks Hillary Clinton's memoir Hard Choices from top spot on best-seller list. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Rhonda Kess and Dale Kiken musical A Woman on Top, which is seeking investors in New York City, and Paul and Michael Hodge show Clinton: The Musical, making its United States premiere as part of the New York Musical Theater Festival, both take life and work of Hillary Rodham Clinton as their inspiration. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton's close ties to Wall Street will be scrutinized if she runs for president in 2016; she must grapple with a powerful populist surge coursing through national politics, on both the right and the left; at stake is not merely tens of millions of dollars in campaign money, but the shape of debates about social mobility, taxation and regulation. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton, responding to criticism about how she defended a rape suspect in 1975, says she fulfilled her professional duty as an attorney to represent him; says she had asked to be removed from the case, but was not. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Peter Baker reviews book Hard Choices by Hillary Rodham Clinton. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Op-Ed article by author and editor Jacob Heilbrunn contends that neoconservative movement is back after nearly a decade in the political wilderness; warns that neocons may be aligning themselves with Hillary Rodham Clinton and her nascent presidential campaign in bid to return to driver's seat of American foreign policy. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
The Upshot column; Hillary Clinton's artificially inflated poll numbers have made her seem like an especially strong presidential candidate, but the Clinton bubble is quickly coming to an end with falling positive ratings and rising negative ratings over last few weeks; she is seen as intensely polarizing political figure, with most relevant comparison possibly being Sen John McCain. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Sales of Hillary Rodham Clinton's memoir Hard Choices decline 43.5 percent to 48,000 copies in second week; figures put pressure on publisher Simon & Schuster, which paid Clinton a multimillion-dollar advance for book. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
White House Memo; Jake Sullivan, Vice Pres Joseph R Biden Jr's national security adviser, is leaving to teach at Yale Law School; before joining Biden's staff, Sullivan was one of Hillary Clinton's closest advisers, and could find himself in similar position if she decides to run for president in 2016. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Mitt Romney's third annual Republican retreat in Utah serves to help find a focus for the divided, and largely leaderless, party; top figures share ideas on leadership, and question on everyone's mind is whether Hillary Rodham Clinton can be defeated in a presidential bid. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
By the Book interview with former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, whose book Hard Choices has been published. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column compares potential 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton to character of Elsa in Disney movie Frozen; questions whether Clinton is capable of leaving behind negative things that held her back and of speaking her mind without concern for political caution. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
More than 1,000 fans line up outside bookstore in Manhattan to buy Hillary Rodham Clinton memoir Hard Choices and have their copies signed by the author; event is first stop on nationwide promotional tour by Clinton. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column laments harried scheduling and group-based thinking that has come to dominate both political campaigns and the general pace of modern life; expresses wish that leaders like Hillary Clinton would lighten their public schedules in order to pursue the intellectual clarity that can only come from solitude and private reflection. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Michiko Kakutani reviews book Hard Choices by Hillary Rodham Clinton. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column holds Hillary Clinton accomplished a great deal during her tenure as secretary of state; points out she vastly expanded nation's diplomatic agenda at a key historical juncture; contends Clinton recognized that 21st-century diplomacy means addressing poverty, environment, women's rights and education, in addition to the so-called 'hard' issues that have long dominated international relations. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column argues that the Democratic political coalition under Pres Obama is far more tenuous than many understand; holds Hillary Clinton is the only 2016 Democratic presidential candidate who can hope to hold it together; says it is Clinton's star power, rather than real policy achievements, that will allow the Democratic Party to remain in power. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Hillary Clinton's latest memoir Hard Choices delivers a potent mix of feminine gusto and diplomatic capers, offering a sharp contrast to the argument that she needed to diminish her softer side; reveals her human, motherly and self-deprecating nature. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton has maintained breakneck schedule of paid speeches and events to lay groundwork for possible 2016 presidential campaign, and will embark on book tour to promote her memoir Hard Choices; schedule projects to media and voters that she has the energy and stamina required of a presidential candidate; concerns linger over 2012 concussion. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
CBS News says Hillary Rodham Clinton, in her new memoir Hard Choices, weaves personal and political tales about her time as secretary of state; rollout of book has been carefully orchestrated with lineup of interviews and book tour. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Hillary Clinton, in her soon-to-be-published memoir Hard Choices, takes responsibility for the 2012 attack on the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, but also strongly refutes accusations by conservatives that she and others in the Obama administration tried to cover up aspects of attack. MORE
May. 30, 2014
President Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton share a private lunch; meeting is acknowledged only after People magazine posts on Twitter about it; lunch is more evidence that Clinton is continuing close relationship with Obama as speculation about her plans for 2016 presidential election grows louder. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton, in an author's note, delivers earnest and at times folksy overview of her coming memoir Hard Choices; strategic release of this passage and another excerpt published in Vogue signals that memoir is geared away from politically contentious topics. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Mark Leibovich Your Fellow Americans column contends Hillary Clinton memoir Hard Choices, chronicle of her time at the State Dept, will soon enter expanding political subgenre of inoffensive and boring political memoirs; notes that it is probably prelude to 2016 run for president; contends the most engaging political memoirs are written by those who are ending their careers. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column examines obstacles facing Hillary Clinton if she chooses to run for president in 2016; holds her relationships with Bill Clinton and Pres Obama could prove to be liabilities, as could her long political career at a time of deep public pessimism concerning Washington; notes she will also be up against a brutal defamation campaign from Republicans and endless satire in the media. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Hillary Clinton, addressing public policy group New America Foundation, calls for policies intended to help struggling middle class, in speech that seems suited to a campaign. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column notes that there is universal public fascination with Hillary Rodham Clinton, both in terms of positive and negative attention; asserts that Clinton may be one of last all-purpose celebrities in era of increasingly fractured attentions; suggests that interest in Clinton will shift from her personal life to her work only if she is elected president. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column observes that former Pres Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton, as well as their daughter Chelsea, are getting a lot of media attention; contends it feels as though Clintons have already taken over the reins of Washington power from Pres Obama. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
After a Bitter Campaign, Forging an Alliance
President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton have formed a surprisingly credible partnership.March 19, 2010 usNews
Diplomatic Memo
An Uncommon Résumé in an Unusual Time
Hillary Rodham Clinton in many ways has less experience and expertise than past secretaries of state, but her selection has electrified diplomats.December 3, 2008 usNews
Mrs. Triangulation
The parallels and contrasts between the Hillary Rodham Clinton and Robert F. Kennedy are considerable.October 2, 2005 magazineNews
First Draft
Video Notebook: Clinton Honors Military Families
Hillary Rodham Clinton was swarmed by members of military families who shared their stories at an event in Midtown Manhattan,
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
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First Draft
In Polls, Good News for Kasich, but Less So for Christie
Two new polls from Quinnipiac University are likely to be received differently by the Republican governors of Ohio and New Jersey.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON AND: Christie, Christopher J , Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Kasich, John R , New Jersey , Ohio , Democratic Party , Quinnipiac University , Governors (US) , Polls and Public Opinion , Presidential Election of 2016
First Draft
A Clooney White House Bid? The Odds Aren't So Long
Britain's biggest bookmaker, William Hill, announced that it had set the odds of George Clooney joining the 2016 fray at 20 to 1.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON AND: Christie, Christopher J , Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Clooney, George , Paul, Rand , Romney, Mitt , Warren, Elizabeth , Presidential Election of 2016
First Draft
Today in Politics
President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet at the White House on Wednesday.
October 1, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON AND: Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Netanyahu, Benjamin , Obama, Barack , Warren, Elizabeth , Midterm Elections (2014) , Palestinians , Presidential Election of 2012 , United States Economy
First Draft
Clinton Skips Events to Spend More Time with Her Family
Hillary Rodham Clinton scratched another midterm event off her itinerary to spend time with her granddaughter.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON AND: Brown, Anthony G , Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Mezvinsky, Charlotte Clinton , Maryland , Democratic Party , Elections, State Legislature
First Draft
Clintons, Now Grandparents, Take Political Breather
Family duties are trumping political ones for the Clintons.
September 29, 2014, Monday
MORE ON HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON AND: Clinton, Bill , Clinton, Chelsea , Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Midterm Elections (2014)
Daughter for Chelsea Clinton (and Granddaughter for a Certain Couple)
The child, Charlotte, whose birth was announced on Twitter early Saturday, is the first for Ms. Clinton and her husband, Marc Mezvinsky.
September 28, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON AND: Clinton, Chelsea , Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Clinton, Bill , Mezvinsky, Marc , Mezvinsky, Charlotte Clinton
First Draft
A Bit More Cash to Pave the Way for a Clinton Candidacy
Ready for Hillary, the outside group pushing the candidacy of Hillary Rodham Clinton will host a donor conference in November.
September 25, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON AND: Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Ready for Hillary PAC , Presidential Election of 2016
First Draft
Clinton Not Saying I Told You So
Hillary Rodham Clinton declines to blame President Obama for the situation in Syria.
September 24, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON AND: Clinton, Hillary Rodham , Obama, Barack
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President Obama to Address U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday
President Obama will make a wholehearted pitch to the General Assembly for the broadest possible international coalition to fight the Islamic State militants.
September 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Full Name: Hillary Rodham Clinton
Party: Democratic
Political Office: Secretary of State
Business/Professional Experience: Partner, Rose Law Firm (Little Rock, AR), 1979-1992; U.S. Senator for New York, 2001-2008
Date of Birth: October 26, 1947
Place of Birth: Chicago, IL
Education: B.A., Wellesley
College, 1969; J.D. Yale University, 1973
Spouse: former President Bill Clinton; married 1975
Children: daughter, Chelsea; born 1980
Religion: Methodist
Home: Chappaqua, NY
Party: Democratic
Political Office: Secretary of State
Business/Professional Experience: Partner, Rose Law Firm (Little Rock, AR), 1979-1992; U.S. Senator for New York, 2001-2008
Date of Birth: October 26, 1947
Place of Birth: Chicago, IL
Education: B.A., Wellesley
College, 1969; J.D. Yale University, 1973
Spouse: former President Bill Clinton; married 1975
Children: daughter, Chelsea; born 1980
Religion: Methodist
Home: Chappaqua, NY
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