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abigail's big problem, dig cold period with her sister betsy was over her marriage, betsy's marriage to john shah and john shop's bikram was that he was a calvinists and it is interesting because what the puritans calvinist and was in sheep puritan? she really of all the way from the calvinist notion that everybody is destined for hell and god will only select a few people from the predestined to not go to hell. she had a very optimistic way. she even believe somebody she knew that committed suicide was probably headed to heaven, which showed just how far she had default but then her sister hook up with this guy. the way they met was also bad because he had begun as a border at the smith family home, at abigail's parents home and by this time which is browned, during the revolution there were already all these novels about this traveling salesman and the farmer's daughter kind of stories. so you just don't talk to your father's border, certainly not alone in betts he insisted on doing that, and abigail said, i think you have got the hots for this guy and that's he denied it but it wa

betsy stark has been talking to a lot of experts about some key areas in the economy. let's start with jobs. you got your hand on a not so pleasant forecast today. >> reporter: and this kind of shows you what we're up against. the federal reserve says the unemployment rate in 2010 will average between 9.3 and 9.7%, which is clearly not much improvement over what it stands now at 10%. the basic probleis, while the economy is expected to improve, it's not expected to improve enough to put a serious dent in joblessness. what may keep unemployment high ishat discouraged workers may feel encouraged enough to rejoin the hunt increasing the competition for jobs out there. >> one of the bright spots has been the stock market this year. what are we talking about in 2010? >> reporter: nobody i'm talking to is expecting the kind of spectacular returns we saw, the dow up 18%, the nasdaq up more than 40%. not because corporate profits aren't expected to be good, they are expected to be pretty good. but analysts think those better profithaveeen accounted for in stock prices. so, the

betsy dresser in new orleans.ay on 1,200 acres of land that seem part serengeti, part high-tech medical facility, she and her staff at the audubon nature institute have been working quietly for years on the science and the art of inter- species cloning. and she'll be the first to tell you that, even with living animals, it isn't easy. >> betsy dresser: you don't just clone some cells, and then all of a sudden you have a baby. i mean, there's so many scientific steps along the way-- knowing everything from hormones to the proper surrogate to, you know, length of pregnancy. >> stahl: length of pregnancy? >> dresser: yeah. because, see, we don't know how long a woolly mammoth-- the gestation period. we can guess, but we don't know, really. >> stahl: but betsy dresser's work on inter-species cloning is focused on the future, not the past. rather than trying to resurrect extinct creatures, her goal is to keep the animals we have today from going extinct tomorrow. >> dresser: i feel like we're in the emergency room of t

a position paper run who is hotter, betsy or veronica? they are acting like little kids.e decade right, you have the wrong president. i look at axelrod and i look at rahm emanuel and rahm emanuel might as well be wearing a brush cut and axelrod should get this--- the stash. he hears too much. he has rabbit ears. >> hey, abtta batt -- batta batta. bill: barack obama reacts personally to criticism. >> it is more than that. you have to step up to the dugout. you have to say, each of your pitchers is the greatest pitcher i have ever seen in my life. bill: let's talk about leon panetta and cheney. cheney smells blood in the water. it is almost as if he is wishing that his country would be attacked again. >> i quote david lee roth on the bridge of the song "panama." we are all running a little hot right now. i think we should take a week off and ignore each other. let's face facts in a 24/7 news cycle. all of us who are in that cycle are going to say something. i don't think that leon panetta things cheney wants the country blown up. if you analyze this, everyone will look like

so i said to betsy, what was i doing when i read about einstein?she said you were writing about your father. which is true, my father was an engineer, lead science, sort of a secular jewish humanist, wonderful person and just as einstein was his hero, my father has been my hero. as i said yeah, that makes sense. was i doing when i was writing about kissinger? she said well done, you were writing about your dark side. [laughter] all of my careers i've always been interested in the world of tech knowledge a. i was once -- and technology is changing the way we do narrative storytelling. it was a wonderful, wonderful to knowledge e4 narratives. electronic media is a great for narrative. you hop around, it's a web. you jump around and gather information like a hunter and gatherer as opposed to sitting around the fireplace saying, let me make a narrative. that is why, i think, in the future, electronic media will always coexist with paper. i think we will someday realize that paper is an awesomely good technology and as much as we admire electronic ways

to her wonderful assistant, betsy moon, who might be here. i don't know.olly said, always remember to make the things in life ridiculous, rendered that ridiculous. get the bloviating blowhards cast in the right light. make fun of them because surely they deserve it. although senator foghorn leghorn of life who are ridiculous, make them look ridiculous. she just kept laughing to the end. the photograph in this book, you know, we lingered about what to choose. and in many ways this says it all. she really enjoys life. any other questions? guesser? >> we've noticed that an austin paper we would see more charles columns then we would molly. do you know why that would happen? >> no, i don't. and i'm looking eiger shirt that says faux news and done? glance might be perceived to see fox news. we distort, you comply. unfair and imbalanced. if that's how you might feel? i don't know. >> there were a lot of complaints from people in ostend because usually they only ran thomas sometimes ran too, but usually they didn't run all of them and they were all edited down. s

so betsy decided to adopt some children. she signed up to adopt kids in haiti. she just recently returned from celebrating their second birthday -- twins. that's who i'm talking about when i talk about someone who is awaiting the arile of these children in her home. another family -- and we have their picture here -- that i met with over the weekend, g dale rg two children. they were in the final stages and hoping to bring their kids home. they were told they were in the next batch of adoptions when they last visited before the earthquake hit. what is striking about this family is that ginger still signs all of her e-mails with blessings and they are still incredibly positive despite having their kids in this orphanage. they're also stressing how they want us to help all families, not just theirs. when i met with them, another family was there who wasn't quite as far along with the process. they spent most of they are time talking about how this other family should have helped as well. -- should be helped as well. finally, dawn and lee sheldon. we have their pho

then we are in agreement, gentlemen, he said, his eyes darting from one and conspiratorial another betsymust die. [laughter] it's going to be a kind of historical story. here's another one. i like this one. she walked across the room towards him letting her red satin dress fall to the floor and suddenly there they were, her boobies. [laughter] now, you see, that's sexy. people say it's hard to write and i don't know. i don't get it. it's like boobies and then you are in. here's another one. there were better times and worst times of all wrapped up together in one big package in times. here's another one. we were a ragtag team at best with a map of a prison and rusty shovel. but we were bound together by a common goal, to free o.j. simpson i like that because it gets your reader on your side at the beginning. here's another one. when i was 14-years-old i felt in love with the girl next door, mary margaret and i've been stalking her ever since. [laughter] this dockery is here tonight, interesting. just three more. better and worse that's what they were well, times wise. [laughter] i think

tempore:ing of the act that created rocky mountain national park was introduced by representative betsy markey and the entire colorado delegation. president woodrow wilson signed the act on january 26, 1915 creating a park that preserves a remarkable beauty of some of the highest peaks in the continental united states. some three million people visit rocky mountain national park each year, making it one of the top 10 most visited parks, national parks in the united states. and in march of last year, congress passed and president obama signed legislation designating much of the park's majestic terrain as wilderness. marking the culmination of decades of work by many committed park supporters. therefore, madam speaker, it's appropriate to mark this important anniversary from rocky mountain national park and i commend representative markey for introducing this resolution. i ask my colleagues to support the passage of this measure and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. h