panhandled the shot. and the rebound t leafs are within one. then on the 2man advantage.campings neuvirth off forward and just like that, tied for 2. ovechkin sets up backstrom for the 2nd of the game. caps up top, 3-2. but as we move into the 3rd period, game tied at 3 when say january corral as loose puck. stajan. instead, they turn it over 2 blue line. and they would go onto the 6-3 victory. you look at that time numbers on this one, you see the capitals with the shot on goal advantage. that is the difference. a big night for the -- ruin for the capitals top line. let's take you back to the center. we bring you back joe and greg. guys, we talked about it. they certainly did look a little fatigued and understandably so, but you are going right between the pipes, greg, when you talk about this one. >> greg: yes, i really think so. i think we saw the youth tonight. neuvirth not a great outing. he allowed 6 and i don't hang him for all of them, but i thought there were probably 3 or 4 he should have had. the last score was emblematic of the way he played. he had an open ne

it was on the campus of a fine college in the eastern panhandle of west virginia, 75 miles from d.c.,tomac river rats at the door. -- right outside the door. there is the library here, scarborough library it was paid for by grants from the federal government, as well as the state government. the entire project was an $18 million project to modernize the entire campus library, and that involved about $14 million in federal funds, and another $4 million in state funds. this really came from state money. >> when you look, you see the nuremberg hall. -- the emra byrd hall. it contains several projects that came through center. 's office, and one was a modern center named for mrs. byrd, a $10 million facility dedicated about two years ago. also on campus is the robert c. byrd science center. we dedicated that. >> byrd > has been there for a long time. >> i am not sure that security is an issue. in every state of the union you will see senior members of congress and people on other committees who have highways name for them, federal buildings. this is part of process, and some call it pork,

you'll have in some areas you talk about the panhandle of florida, for example. registered democrats who tend to go to the republicans. but for the most part its images are still going to be over 65% threshold. same thing register republicans. people who voted in democratic primaries in states that don't have party registration like ohio. they are much more likely to vote democratic in a general election. any other ideas? okay. that's a great start. so we throw it together into one big box, right? this is a matrix here and the idea is every single voter, everyone, not just voter. you can throw in any person, would fall into one of these nine boxes. and i have to ask myself and ask the data that's available to me a series of questions. and the answers to those questions will tell me which box a voter goes in. and which box a voter goes intel's main what i want to do with it. so the questions are largely well just ask about, meaning was the party registration or how old are they, once their gender, did they vote in primaries? most of it is out there that you can go

particularly representing a manufacturing area, the cleveland fed includes pittsburgh, ohio, the northern panhandle of west virginia. it's clearly one of the feds of the 12 districts, it's clearly one of the ones most focused on manufacturing and i talked to her, as many have, using her influence particularly for the problem that senator merkley mentioned that, is credit, getting credit to small business, especially credit to manufacturing, especially credit to the supply chain for auto manufacturing as that supply chain begins to transition into alternative energy, those companies that make glass for automobiles can m so far, obviously the banking system has not done nearly as well as all of us hope in unfreezing that credit, xdespecially getting it to manufacturers. i hope that chairman bernanke understands that. i think that he understands that. i hope that he understands the urgency of using the powers of the fed, using the powers of the cleveland fed and the others to encourage member banks to do what they tend to unfreeze credit and provide that credit to local small business especially. i am

particularly representing a manufacturing area, the cleveland fed includes pittsburgh, ohio, the northern panhandleest virginia. it's clearly one of the feds of the 12 districts, it's clearly one of the ones most focused on manufacturing and i talked to her, as many have, using her influence particularly for the problem that senator merkley mentioned that, is credit, getting credit to small business, especially credit to manufacturing, especially credit to the supply chain for auto manufacturing as that supply chain begins to transition into alternative energy, those companies that make glass for automobiles can make glass for solar panels, those companies that make gears for trucks can make gear boxes for wind turbines. so far, obviously, we've not done the banking system hasn't done nearly as well as all of us hope in -- in unfreezing that credit, especially getting it to manufacturers. i hope that chairman bernanke understands that. i think that he understands that. i hope that he understands the urgency of using the powers of the fed, using the powers of the cleveland fed and the others to enco

this includes ohio, and the northern panhandle of west virginia.this is one of the districts that is most focused on manufacturing. i have spoken to her, as many have, particularly for the problems that were mentioned. this is giving credit to the small businesses and manufacturing. to small business, especially credit to manufacturing, especially credit to the supply chain for auto manufacturing as that supply chain begins to transition into alternative energy, those companies that make glass for automobiles can make glass for solar panels, those companies that make gears for trucks can make gear boxes for wind turbines. so far, obviously, we've not done the banking system hasn't done nearly as well as all of us hope in -- in unfreezing that credit, especially getting it to manufacturers. i hope that chairman bernanke understands that. i think that he understands that. i hope that he understands the urgency of using the powers of the fed, using the powers of the cleveland fed and the others to encourage member banks to -- to do what they can can t

i know i couldn't panhandle. to me that was a step down from asking somebody can you spare a quarter or a done. i still can't, and i'm proud of it. but i knew about canning. doing it walkabout in the put the noticed this beer distributor that there was a group of homeless out there and they were putting all these cans into one of these cardboard containers and they were going inside the store and coming out with cash. when i was living at home, it never really occurred to me to do something like that. whenever i had an empty can or bottle i would just put it in the trash but when i hit the streets i was saying to myself, this is an excellent source of income. so, the first time in 34 years i started canning. after a while, homelessness becomes a way of life. in the very beginning, i was content with making five, $10 a day but as time went on, i had a lot of time to kill, so i would spend more of it out canning. it was something to do. so i could easily make $50 a day, the men among. most people don't have any ide