i don't know about ford's hallowed 2k3wr0u7bd of 14.he bottom line-u may want to convict goldman sachs. you may want to look back like lot's wife and turn into a pillar of salt because you're checking out the sodom and gomorrah news, which is how the seventh-graders in brooklyn view us on wall street. us? uh-uh. i shouldn't say us. i ain't wall street. no way. us, we are looking to the future. we're not looking at sodom or gomorr gomorrah. we don't want to turn into a pillar of salt like lot's wife. we'd much rather help you rake in the alan'ss or the benjaminsy finding the next great speculative investments like ford, sallie mae, huntington banc, and now the $4 stock that is sprint. let's hope we have people who als also want to look forward and don't want to turn into pillars of salt. let's talk to gary in michigan. gary. >> caller: big buckeye boo-yah, jim. >> hey, buckeye boo-yah right back at you. >> caller: i'm calling about the way ak steel is getting beat up. i listened to the conference call. they said second quarter shipments

. >> so it's all hallow, that's what you're saying? >> it was a misdirection play. this is an issue, you can have experts, you need to deal with, it's an important issue, but it goes at that level. to have the largest summit in the world and you leave out iran and pakistan? >> can i say something? satire cannot obscure the fact that this was, number one, and i'm sorry to say this, a public relations success. number two, that it did have some serious first steps in it. and number three, that as a result of this meeting and these first steps, the united states has outlined and apparently has at least a chance of getting past very few sanctions against the iranians that susan rice outlined at the u.n. this week. >> we heard the president say a minute ago as a cons website of this, the american people will be safer and the world will be more secure, colby. >> qun, president obama lev tated above the group and moved around the room to everybody. somebody would say he was just showing off. he gets credit for nothing in some quarters. it was an important first step. is the

despite being in this hallowed area, the national whistleblower center, the truth is, as rich alluded to, whistleblowers can be difficult people. they can be a huge pain in the neck. i'm not saying that lightly. there are a lot of reasons why that enter into the calculation whether you should or could go ahead with the story. first of all, they all have, by their very nature, an axe to grind. they are trying to get their own story out. many of them have an inflated sense of what they want to rate or their own value to the organization that they are now reporting on. so today i thought i would talk about kind of the good, the bad and the ugly of whistleblowers and with a couple of war stories. whistleblowers are not truly sources, per se. generally, they are people who work inside a government agency or a corporation and they are desperate to tell their stories and go on the record and on camera and in my case, to often defy their bosses, disappoint and in some cases betray their colleagues to tell the world about some alleged wrongdoing. you know, i obviously appreciate what they do a

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we don't need analysts to find stocks on that hallowed list. we can do that ourselves. you've got analyst after analyst after analyst all doing the same thing. i don't mean to say any of these upgrades are wrong, either. if anything, i really agree with them. and you no i've been a bull for a long time. i've seen companies that have made so many positive changes and done so much cost-cutting, almost every company's upgraded. that way. that i think their bottom lines are set to roll higher. nor do i care there's a lot of revenue growth. everyone's like don't buy until you get the sales going. when that finally happens, when the sales start coming tlurks the stocks will be so high you will have to simply take a pass and say you missed it. waiting for revenue growth is like waiting for winners to be declared at the track. and you don't go to the better wend after the race is over to place your bets. to analogize toy agraphic gambling analysis in order to better el yoous date the process. i'm simply saying these analysts are following a time-honored tradition that we have s

now let's throw in the hallowed dividends. s&p, 10% gain. dow, 17.8% gain. not a long enough period for you? let's go out 20 years. 244% return for the s&p, 301% for the dow. but now let's give them the dividends. 425%. 549%. that's right. when you include the dividends. that's why i devoted a whole chapter to dividend investing in "getting back to even." you would have thought i would have thought of it. or consider the series we did in february of this year about how to spot upcoming moves by monitoring dividend increases as a dividend boost is usually a good sign that a stock's going higher. we highlighted hasbro, core labs, ross stores, rollins, wyndham. do you know on average these stocks have done better day to day than the broader market? today's typical, up 3.8% versus .3% for the s&p 500. how about their overall prormt performance? up 29.1% since i highlighted these aggressive dividend boosters. s&p it's been a good period but it's only up 14.2%. or witness how well you could have done if you'd simply invested in classic great american companies whe

. >> the wall, to veterans will always be our hallowed ground. >> i'm general barry mccaffrey.lions of people can claim a family member who fought in the vietnam conflict. patriots who answered our country's call and protected the values we hold dear. loyalty, honor, respect, courage , integrity, duty, and service. for those millions of family members, this place is indeed hallowed ground. >> this was a couple of nights before he was actually killed. >> this is my father. corporal montez. >> he always took up for the underdog. any time someone had to step up to the plate and take responsibility, rex did it. >> it was the last time i saw him. we were at the airport and he was ready to leave and he hugged me and gave me -- told me to be a good girl. >> he went through a hail of grenades and bullets. reached eddie torres, patched him enough to stop the bleeding. he saved his life. >> when you look at all those names, you know there are stories there. you can see the names of fathers and sons. war nurses. the diversity of our country. irish, peekan names. >> you say they were once

augusta national, the hallowed grounds, the patrons, over the last three days people haven't been heckling him, there's been no derogatory comments towards him. if he wins, it would be amazing. the oddsmakers have him at five to one. though today in the local paper, 58 members of the golf media were asked who is going to win the masters and only three said tiger. so we'll have to see. is this the rock bottom for him and then he comes out and there's nothing else? and if he becomes the number one player in the world, he's all good? who knows. who knows what else is out there. there's never been a story like this. so i think it's one, how does he play on the golf course and who, is there something out there that could bring him down again? >> you can follow darren, darren rovell1 on twitter. we mentioned that. he'll probably be tweeting throughout the day. darren, thanks so much for getting up with it. >> i was going to say, if he wins that tournament, that would be the most amazing thing oov he's ever done on a golf course. by all accounts, his driving this week has been terrible. but hey,

our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as itight, you knew she loved her flowers, she loved her hats, she loved her daily sweet potatoes, and she loved a good party. and she was usually the last to leave. she loved cheering on the washington redskins. and the new york yankees. and she loved cheering on each of us. even sometimes when we didn't know that we needed it. in her soon to be published book, "living with purpose," a book that she just finished, two months ago, she wanted to have it out for her 98th birthday. that was going to be her gift to us. but, in the opening pages of that book, she wrote, that a reporter asked her in january what she considered her greatest accomplishment to be. and she responded, by saying, my greatest accomplishment is that i started on a journey and i'm still on it. we'll see, she said... where i end up. [applause]. >> we know that she ended that journey very much the way she began her journey, and she taught us lessons in her transition. the same lessons that she had been teaching us, all of h

our father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.y bread and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. and does not into temptation, but deliver us from evil, for the line is the kingdom, and power, and the glory, forever and ever, amen. >> mr. president, mrs. obama, vice president, speaker pelosi, if you knew dorothy height, you knew she loved her flowers, she loved her hats, she loved her daily sweet potatoes, and she loved a good party. and she was usually the last to leave. she loved it cheering on the washington redskins and the new york yankees. and she loved cheering on each of us, even sometimes when we did not know we needed it. in her soon-to-be published book, "living with purpose," a book that she had just finished two months ago, she wanted to have it out for her 90th birthday -- 98th birthday. that was going to be her gift to us. in the opening pages of that book, she wrote, that a reporter asked her in january what she considered her greatest accomplishment to be. and she responded by sayi

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for those millions of family members, this place is indeed hallowed ground. >> it was a couple nightse he was killed. >> he always stick up for the underdog. >> any onetime someone had to step up the plate and a responsibility he did it. >> he was ready to leave and he had to me and gave me -- told made to be a good girl. -- told me to be a good growth. he winterwent through a hail of grenades and bullets. he saved his life. >> when you look at those names, you know there are stories there. you can see the names of fathers and sons, warner says, the diversity of our countries -- war nurses and the diversity of our country. they had the same hopes and aspirations. -- the same aspirations that you had. those dreams were cut short. >> those dreams were cut short, we have at least a chance to make sure their memory lives forever. i am standing on what will someday become a with your help, the entrance to the education center at the wall. it is sponsored by the vietnam veterans memorial fund. we're located close to the wall itself on the national mall. this moving underground facility pays

speaker, here in washington in these hallowed walls we have the power to do many things.ime there may seem no riddle so hard that we could not overcome it. the affordable care act was to help citizens' access to health care. yet, the foster of the chief of c.m.s. lay truth of these consequences. mr. foster states unequivocally that this bill will make hospitals, long-term care facility and other part a providers unprofitable. it's clear to me, madam speaker, that while we in washington can pass words on paper that guarantee americans health care, that doctors and hospital throughout this america may not be around long enough to provide them care. more jobs, mr. speaker, being lost to wrong-headed people in this majority. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from vermont rise? mr. welch: to address the house for one minute and to rrks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. welch: we have a debate on health care, but the fundamental question that we face is whether we were going to stick with the status quo or we were going to

rafer weigel is at qail hallow club in north carolina. >> good morning to you, robin.different environment than the masters. the masters was very tightly controlled from a media and fan standpoint and here will not be the case. it's much more open and you can buy tickets online for 40 bucks. when tiger came back to augusta, also the awe of his return. the first time we had seen this guy for five months. perhaps the novelty has worn off a little bit since then. now, when tiger played, he got a little bit of criticism because right before he went out there he gave this whole explanation that he was a different tiger and he wouldn't be throwing clubs and do that sort of thing. he did do just that. that upset some people. so, tiger addressed that recently on his blog saying, and i quote. i received some criticism for bad language, which i apologized for immediately after saturday's round. it's tough when you're in a competitive environment and in the flow of a tournament. i'm not perfect. i'm trying to do everything i can without losing my fire and competitive spirit. will

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