the list entry will come into existence. -- the lisbon treaty. there has to be an accession treaty, then attached to that will be a protocol that confirms explicitly what has been implicit in the relationship between the european union and ireland. they want assurances about aspects of the treaty not affecting them, just as we want assurances in our protocol about that. they have asked for them to be set out in the protocol. it is not a requirement that the protocol be passed by law in all parliaments before the lisbon treaty is enacted. >> to be clear, this means that this would only require legislation in this parliament at the time of croatia or icelands application? >> it depends when that accession haven't, but the agreement is that it will be attached to the next accession treaty. that is a clarification of ireland's position. it does not fundamentally change the lisbon treaty at all. >> thank you very much, prime minister, for another session of extremely well ranging answers and questions. >> when you go on holiday, what is on your readin

we were transported on field trains from berlin to lisbon.en at the jewish committee, chartered boats that took us across and we landed in new york within sight of the statue of liberty, went to brooklyn, and i went to grammar school, high school and college, i went to brooklyn college for undergraduate work. >> what about aristotle? we haven't talked about that? >> yes, then become the key an ethics, very central to the meetings, students reading in college. >> i have read it often. my colleague, eric salem, the, quote, translator, has finished a book on it. that is a major influence those in studies for our students, they are required to read it but they influence our life too. >> how can a book about ethics in form somebody on how they should live today? >> something about aristotle makes him helpful to begin with. he is very sensible. there is nothing highfalutin about him. he is sensible. that famous theory of the means of virtue, accidents, between extremes of courage, finding the right middle between being free kingly afraid and being

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head out to lisbon and howard county, where the temperature is 84 degrees. a dull metal clanking sound. bear groans. ♪ ominous music ferocious growling. roaaaaaarrrrrrr!!!! ♪ whistling bluegrass tune >>> well, never say never. 39-year-old brett favre is back in the nfl with the minnesota vikings. this is the superstar's second comeback from retirement. but as abc's diana avellar tells us, he eis not the first future hall of famer to have trouble hanging up the cleats. >> i didn't want to say what if. >> reporter: 39-year-old brett favre is poised to attempt yet again to prove he has still got it. it's hard to believe this was favre last year, when he tearfully retired from the green bay packers. >> it's over. as hard as that is for me to say, it's over. >> reporter: not exactly. last fall he played for the new york jets. he retired from that team earlier this year. >> brett favre is becoming the nfl version of sheri. he just doesn't seem to go away. >> physically, if you feel you can play, that passion to play is still there. >> he is a football player, a pr

a profound problem that the german constitutional court has raised in its recent decision on the lisbon treaty. institutional centralization will not suffice, and it been this places activity toward what you're really needs in world affairs, the political will to use that collective weight effectively and not focus on practical results. this is true of its relations with russia but also starkly true of the situation in the balkans, where the eu is often failing to exert itself affected play, even in relationships with countries that when they hope to be members. most notably bosnia, all tilting on steadily between their past and their future. a lack the persistent international focus on those regions, until these countries are irreversibly on the path to join in the eu and nato, and determined the successes -- turn the successes of last decades into the successes of this day -- this decade. this is a major test of what the if you can accomplish in further repairs. as one person put it, bosnia's on the edge again with the key you military at -- military force still here, and a full- scal

change is well known, as is our opposition to the great centralization of power as embodied in the lisbon treaty. we see the treaty as leading to institutional conflict within the eu, for instance, between the president and a high represented on foreign policy, and a loss of democratic decision making in nation states, a profound problem that the german constitutional court has raised in its recent decision on the list entry. institutional centralization will not supply and is even a displacement activity for what europe really needs to develop in world affairs, which is the political will to use its collective weight effectively and to focus on practical results. this is true of its relations with russia, but also starkly true of the situation in the balkans, where the eu is often failing to exert itself effectively, even in relation to countries which many of us hope will one day be its members. there been any positive developments, but some of the countries of the western balkans, most notably bosnia, are still tilting unsteadily between their past and their future. a lack of persisten