obverse 70's in downtown baltimore. cover todaye cloud and even some rain. we are seeing a dewpoint of 68 right now. that means as there is more moisture in the atmosphere, it feels muggy again. quiet here through the evening. a little more cloud cover with some fog after midnight. at 7:56 p.m., going down before 8:00 now tomorrow, high pressure will be building over the region. as we get more sunshine, temperatures warm up. now.go, 81 right b.w.i. marshall, only 75. this is the warmth that is coming our way in the middle of the week. the insta-weather plus futurecast shows the morning fog burning off. maybe an isolated thunderstorms in a few spots. the same thing on wednesday. a good deal of sunshine and minimal thunderstorm activity. but then things changed. numerous showers and thunderstorms in the area for thursday. not much of a breeze on the day tomorrow. in the western maryland mountains, storms arrive a day earlier than we will see them. on the eastern shore, some dense fog in spots early tomorrow morning, but then a nice afternoon and partly cloudy

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the obverse problem though is if you are nervous about using a certain capability, hitting that button is going to be hard if you think that hitting the but in means something is going to happen that you don't want to happen. and i worry that our leaders in the white house and the state department or the defense department are going to be nervous about hitting the button when they should be hitting it to do all the planning and preparation if they think it is going to lead to something which at the end of the day they want to avoid. so i think also there would be a great reinforcement from their regional offices in the bureaucracy. so i would be very concerned about what i call the field of dreams problem. third come i'm not convinced this action makes the chain of command easier. i think it actually may complex it a bit of i heard one general officers say at the end of the day and embassador will never report to the general commanding general will never report to an ambassador. there has to be the unity of effort. and actually general david petraeus and ambassador ryan crocker work ve

the obverse problem though is that if you are nervous about using a certain capability, hitting the button is when to be hard if something is going to happen you don't want to happen. and i worry that our leaders in the white house and the state department or the defense department are going to be nervous about hitting the button when they should be hitting it to do the planning and preparation if they think it is going to lead to something which at the end of the day they want to avoid. i think there would be a great reinforcement from the regional offices throughout the bureaucracy. i would be very concerned about what i call the field of dreams problem. a third, i'm not convinced this action makes the chain of command easier. i think it may actually complex it. i heard one general officers say that at the end of the day and ambassador will never report to the general and a general will never report to an ambassador. there has to be unity of effort. and actually, general david petraeus and ambassador ryan crocker work very well. but i take stuart's point that early in the iraq mission th