ayuda a reconstruir todas las estructuras articulares.undación para la artritis, he podido convencer a mucha gente. mediante nuestros eventos, entregamos muestras gratis de supple, y he escuchado muchísimas historias como la mía. personas a las que les ha cambiado la vida. personas que tienen mucho más dolor que yo. >> yo he tenido artritis reumatoide durante muchos años y lo único que me hicieron los doctores fue darme medicina para el dolor. nada me quitaba el dolor. quiero decir, siempre volvía y siempre tuve problemas para dormir porque el dolor era muy fuerte. después de tomar supple por menos de una semana, comencé a obtener resultados maravillosos. mi dolor es soportable. ya no es tan fuerte. la inflamación de mis dedos se ha ido. mi tobillo no me duele tanto. y realmente quiero agradecerle a supple porque, sea lo que sea, esa bebida es milagrosa. >> es una gran propuesta de valor, ¿verdad? ayuda a aliviar el dolor abordando la raíz de la causa del dolor, recuperas la fuerza y la movilidad y casi no tiene calorías, no tiene efectos

cualquiera que sufra de artritis o dolores articulares sabe exactamente a que me refiero.amente ustedes creen que si ya tienen esas molestias, estas solo empeoraran, ¿cierto? >> auditorio: si, claro. >> se equivocan. hay alimentos que aportan a su cuerpo las herramientas necesarias para combatir la artritis y los dolores articulares. este nutriblast contiene la vitamina c de la lima y el limon, una enzima antiinflamatoria, bromelina, que encontramos en la toronja y en la pina. las manzanas contienen acido malico, que combate la artritis. el omega 3 de la linaza tambien es antiinflamatorio y mi favorito es, la curcuma. la curcuma es un poderosisimo antiinflamatorio, que se consigue en cualquier supermercado. ¿quieren probarlo? >> auditorio: si. >> se prepara y se bebe. muy sencillo. a ver que tal. >> auditorio: si, a ver. >> wow, que potencia. no se si sabian, pero mis padres son medicos. mi mama me dijo que la salud es nuestro mayor tesoro. asi que brindemos por mas y mejor salud que nunca. salud! >> auditorio: salud! >> yo he tenido migranas toda mi vida, y ha habido ocas

if they have to articular their terms always and censor any religious terms that may have, they willmarginalized. interfaith engagement is meaningful. a mulls limb will feel affirmed about their conviction of their religion and the fact that it's okay to be a religious person by hearing a somebody say, this is important to me. and by them saying, god bless you. even if they have different points of view, to know that is a form of expression that is valued in society, that is allowed, it is affirming, and takes religious people away from the margins and away of putting a forced secretary cure laity does not. >> successful interfaith engagement is grounded in understanding and action for certainly justice, not theological debate. we have 30 seconds. name to us one social justice issue we can all unite on and take a proactive approach. >> well, we're working together right now on human trafficking. musle, m friends have been helping us to write letters. >> there is room for everybody. unfortunately, that's all the time that we have. until next time, waj and i will see you on the stream.

. >> i want to come to the defense of the fdic in articular. e did not have a function -- first of all, dodd and shelby worked closely. the idea for this whole pproach came in part from hank paulson, and in the execution, a republican george bush appointee, great regulator, had a major role in it. i want to be your opinion, what about too big to fail -- here is the deal, first of all, the eople who say we did not resolve too beg to fail are the best friends of the doctrine, because this is a matter of perception. and when people read that too big to fail is still there, some of them are going to invest their money that way. legally in fact, it is very clear, no secretary of the treasury, no federal official campaigning the debt of one of these institutions without first abolishing it. the secretary of the treasury would commit a felony. no, he won't. especially since we have provided a way to do it that is systemic impact by advancing the money, wiping everybody out as we have noted, and then testing the large financial institutions. moody's is

opaque and indeed convoluted way -- in such an opaque and indeed convoluted way. 706, and inus on .articular, 706d >> that suffers from the general problems i was about to describe, so if i may, i will talk about those in that context. >> you want to talk about the language? >> yes. it is still not credible that congress would have authorized these kinds of rules and a provision that is about accelerating broadband deployment. that statute on its face is about the construction of rock band networks. it does not even purport to deal operation of networks once constructed. partiesights for third unregulated -- >> this goes to your argument. the commission's rationale for the order is unreasonable. is that your point? >> no, we think they lack statutory authority under cases .ike brown and williams >> they have it on 706. >> b or a? b says they have the deployment -- >> it says if the commission determines -- if the commission's determination has been made, it shall take immediate action to accelerate .eployment by removing barriers >>) that on its face does not even purport to deal with the su

you can suggest that that articular red line was unreasonable. well, then do not draw it.f you think your red line is nreasonable and unsustainable, then do not draw it. and do not attach a slogan to it. so the syria red lines are important, but there have been lots of red lines on iran that have come and gone. on the historical issue, reasoning through historical analogy is always imperfect and too often imprecise, so here i go. if you kind of look -- i agree with dennis, it looks like the 960's, and that is kind of a gray thing. the middle east is a region that has a habit of constantly dividing against itself. in the 1950's and 1960's, there was a division. you see a similar division today, but the basis is a far more entrenched and ideological division. there is iran and the resistance. this is what the iranian commander said yesterday, syria is part of a larger front of resistance. therefore, it has to be thought of along those terms. hezbollah, iran, syria, mobilizing against the sunni bloc. the region is divided. the region has been divided before in the 1960's. hen

they do a fan tan ties articular -- fantastic job also. these hardworking patriots serve our nation, whether it be keeping our skies safe or travelers with the f.a.a. or supporting our troops on the front lines on the war on terror, through the f.b.i. and c.i.a. or the nurses and doctors in our veterans' hospitals. i firmly believe that the government must continue to operate to ensure that our service members and our federal employees continue to be paid and the government operations that folks count on each and eff day are not interrupted. the american public and the nation's public service deserves our extraordinary efforts to make sure this happens. they deserve the best. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. he gentleman from georgia. mr. kingston: i yield two minutes to mr. scott, the and member of the armed services committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. scott: i thank my colleague from georgia for his leadership on this bill. the house is at work and

reaction was more along the lines of we have done enough and we do not see the benefit of this .articular conflict sometimes difficult to have allies in the sense of planning? they are extremely difficult sometimes. going back to world war ii, the only thing worse than fighting a war with allies is fighting one without one. it has been sobering to see how few of our allies are stepping forward to help the united states think through what is next. the british have opted out of striking. but president obama is taking the same approach that they've it cameron did, and he is going to his legislature, going to the congress of the united states to get support. when david cameron did that, it failed. he said i would not strike as a result of that. the president will spend a lot of time over the next 10 days to get the support. he is reaching out to the american people to make sure he has the support of the american people before he does this. host: tony, democrat, good morning. taking myank you for call. the first thing i have to say is they say the meaning of insanity is when you keep doing the