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i've got a dove bar. uh-oh. uh-oh.t didn't work out well. 3.5 million for a turtle crossing. >> dead fish. >> this is in the center of the fish is what is called a spine. a spine. it runs generally down the fish's back or our back right here. it keeps us erect. it also helps us make tough decisions. sometimes when it's really tough, like i don't know. maybe i should have a little spine. meet my friend larry, the dead fish. here he is. hello, larry. hello, america. larry is here for, well, for the one reason that larry -- whoo! larry. larry is the dead fish that nobody wanted you to see. he was printing up money last week. that's what he was doing. meanwhile, the government, they decided to do a couple of other things. look, it's barack obama. >> the dog. >> they're watchdogs of our republic, right? here is the press. see, it even says press. [ barking ] oh, it really scary, huh? look. she's like shivering she's so afraid. >> or carrier pigeons. >> maybe the phones are down. the white house, so you know, i brought carri

in this respect, it wasn't till 2007 that prior review man dove a winning season. the first one since 1964. last year, 2008, we had a 9-1 season. this year, so far, we're ranked in the top 25 of two. ncaa 2. and i'm assured by the president and the football coach, we're going to win it this time. the championship. our graduates, engineers, nurses, scientists, educators, premed, predental, prevet, prelaw, students have always been in much demand. and by the way, another interesting almost phenomena, prairie view has produced more black three star admirals and generals than any other school,ality least up until last year. and i haven't checked since then. all programs were fully funded. or fully accredited. all research programs were fully engaged. endowments and other positive things were on track. and we returned to springfield in november 1994. of course, as i said, the work on the book has started two years earlier. finally, my fourth and last job. superintendent, c.e.o., d.c. public schools. turned out to be my most difficult job of any that high had. and that i

remember a couple of years ago when they did the dove fashion ads and used the large models. >> comfortableeil: then it stop and then we went back to like the really waiffy, they way as much as my hand models. what happened? >> it is slowly integrating itself in the industry. it's kind of a big shock for most people. it is really a controversy. by slowly working its way in, little tiny steps. this is huge. it's been starting with the glamour with lizzy and they did a spread with the plus-size model and crystal wren book and girl on the runway and then beef with the size issue, it's incredible. hopefully now it's been enough of an impact to stick around. >> neil: your family, what do they think of it? certainly when you became a model, no, no, you have to lose all this weight. >> you know, i was, i never really thought of myself as a model. people would say you have a nice face, go for it. i never expected i could model clothing and have an entire living off of it. >> neil: but all the hollywood starlet, they're still really thin. >> really thin. yeah, because the standard has been around fo

more than 1,000 thick-skinned people dove into lake minnetonka.is part of a traditional minnesota tradition as part of the 20th annual ice dive. even more hair raising or hair freezing, it was a 0 degree morning. i was thinking about a seinfeld episode with george. >>> there are easier ways to buy a cold one than the man in tennessee who tried to chain a coke machine to his pickup truck. the police were hot on their trail. the suspect kept trying to escape even after the chain broke and the machine was released. they finally caught him and arrested him. the local sheriff calls it the strangest crime he's ever seen. that is some weird video to look at. >>> ahead, a last host at the tavern on the green. the iconic new york city restaurant is shutdown maybe for good. i go check it out. i'm congested right now in this area. my nose and right around here. (announcer) want to give afrin a try? yeah. it cleared up right away. i can breathe. (announcer) so where would you rate it? 99.9. (announcer) afrin. why suffer? >>> new year's eve may have been the l

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they dove on the floor from loose balls. that's what you want your team to do to hustle every play and the you see him make that nice one-handed pass. they collapse on defense. when the ball came into the area, they would ditch trapping and helping one another. they were talking on defense. that's a sign of a good team when you have teams out here talking on defense. >> mike: final stats of this one as we said it, it really was all in favor of northeastern right from the start draining the shots, playing good d. they were outround to. score all those points off turnovers, to be able to play the solid defense they did, they allowed one player to have a night and that was ryan pearson for george mason, but that was it. >> mark: he was the only bright spot for mason tonight. he tried to get help. cam long tried to penetrate and do things. turnovers seemed to be the key for them tonight and northeastern capitalized on those turnovers. you see northeastern. they had eight turnovers as opposed to 16 for mason. you could never get

but i will tell you last year, 2009, i was struck as we really tried -- we really dove into this suicide, and the heavy focus was on the army. and we were tracking month to month on the army. it was not until almost 2/3 of the way through the year that i asked the question, do these numbers include the guard? in fact, the ones we were tracking did not. the guard was tracking it, but we were not tracking it macro. and we are now. and the efforts amongst the services, -- again, the senior leadership is working hard to understand and what is working best, but share those practices, and then it's been about as rapidly as possible. i have not seen anything from the red cross, but i would be happy to look into that. certainly, from just the tone -- your question itself, obviously, they are doing some great things and we need to make sure we are taking advantage of it. >> did you all have a brief on brainline.org? because it is the only comprehensive resource out there for traumatic brain injury. i visited their locations through weta, who has a history of very successful websites. this is not

to give you a flavor of the exchanges yesterday, many of the dove with health care, is somewhat the president had to say. >> if you were to listen to the debate and frankly you get to this bill, you would think that this thing was some bolshevik plot. [applause] that is that you guys presented. i was thinking to myself, how was it that it planned -- how is it that a plan that is pre centrist -- that is pretty centrist -- i am just saying and i know you guys disagree, if you look at the facts of this bill, most independent observers would say that this is what many republicans -- is similar to what many republicans proposed to bill clinton when he was doing his debate on health care. all i am saying is we have to close the gap a little bit between the rhetoric and reality. >> we will show more of the exchange between the president and the republicans yesterday. the papers were playing up this event. obama goes to the gop house for a wide open exchange. joining as knows what the reporters that covered the exchange. can you pay what happened yesterday on television and compare that to help resid

my name is christopher preble and i'm the director of foreign policies that a dove. i'm also the cochair along with jim harper you a party met in my colleague ben friedman of cato's strategic counterterrorism initiative and ambitious three-year project a possible by the generous support of the atlantic philanthropies but additional support to the institute. i want to take an opportunity for to thank them for this project. i want to thank also in a benjamin for joining us today. when we launched our project back in 2008, we identified the top experts on counterterrorism in this country and frankly around the world and dan was right at the top of our list. he participated in a discussion that we the cato posted in chicago back in late august of 2008 here he was unable to join us back a year ago today, but he was busy with the new administration, with the incoming administration and i'm very grateful to him for joining us to take time out to join us today. let me just introduce them to you briefly. daniel benjamin was sworn in as the coronary on may 282,009 prior to its

give our coaches the ability to be as wise as serpents and simple as doves so no good talent will donnell our draft. grant to fans perseverance in their devotion, tempered with a sense of cheer to all, including the referees. may it be a source of good fellowship and may the saints come in marching in be a victory march for now and all eternity. thank you i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: mr. mcclintock of california. mr. mcclintock: for many month the republicans on the water and power subcommittee of the natural resources committee have implored the majority democrats to hold a hearing in the central valley of california to see and hear for themselves the damage that the federal government has caused by diverting $200 billion -- by diverting 200 billion gallons of watter from central valley farms in order to indulge the environmental left's pet cause, the delta smelt. we decided to hold a forum on our own auspices and invite all members of the california delegation and all members of the natural resources committee and representatives of the obama administration to come to fresno a

when we think about cost effectively raising student achievement, and not to dove into the merit paynversation, but one of the things i've noticed a lot of teachers want is if you're a great teacher, you want to show the greatness that if you get great ideas, you want to share them. and the way we are currently structured, you are kind of a teacher or you are and administered. and that's it. and for a typical elementary school, there might only be one administrator for 25 or 30 teachers. so 24 of you are out of luck any of. i think leading positions, we did in arlington, where teachers would demonstrate great achievement, became coaches, part-time. they still had a classroom. they helped write the curriculum. to help mentor the teachers. we paid them a small stipend, very cost effective but it motivated and rewarded very strong performer. the only catch is, if you do not measure student achievement, the people who get these positions are the ones who have been there the longest, have the most friends, shout the loudest, or simply appeared to be the most fun in class. i love what you'

but i will play last year, 2009, i was struck as we really tried -- as we really dove into this suicideue. and the heavy focus was on the army and we were tracking month to month on the army. it wasn't until almost two thirds of the way through the year that i asked the question, do these numbers include the guard? and in fact, the ones that we were tracking do not. another guard was tracking it, but we were tracking it back row and we are now, very specifically. and the efforts amongst the services, across, again, the senior leadership is working hard to integrate -- understand what is working best, share those practices and then spits them out as rapidly as possible. but i'm not aware. i haven't seen anything from the red cross per se and i'll be happy to look into that and certainly from just the tone that your question itself obviously they're doing some great things in weed to make sure we're taking advantage of that. >> can i just say something? did you all have a leaf on brain line.org because it is a actually the only comprehensive resource out there for dramatic rain injury. i