safire's used to replace expensive ingredients like butter cream and eggs because they have a longer shelf life if you bake your cakes at home you don't get all if you do whatever make your own home on a saucer so people you know you don't so it's all part of the. i don't have time to cook give me something quick there are thousands of them on the market the only way to examine the and gradients tomato and legless rides is by reading the patent application on file at the u.s. patent office. the documents many contain partially hydrogenated oils as the base for their formula since there is less than half a gram per serving of companies using these ingredients have no legal obligation to tell you that trans fats are present. the only way to eliminate this poison from your diet is to read the label on everything you eat if we stop buying it they will stop making it. the majority of the food that you consume comes from somewhere just like this. and the stuff that doesn't come from here well you get it from a place like this or even some place like this or in a place like this. more than

the local royals his serene highness prince albert the second princess charlene well arch rivals of safir palletized they were conspicuous absentees on the track still the three time olympic champion was pushed hard by compactor nesta carter who trailed by just two thousand of the second behind bolt nine point eight eight seconds it was the last one race for both before he defends his three titles the world championships in size korea next month. well before balls season best out in a case of bad behavior took center stage at the monaco track as a punch up broke out between two french middle distance runners no one is quite sure why european champions made and. our bet clashed but one theory is that there's a feud between the two which also involves one of their teammates. and finally it may be the middle of summer but there's no let up for one of russia's top ice hockey used teams. they're preparing to take part in the boston hockey night tournament in the us which is one of the most prestigious events in junior hockey as which of the reports. sunday promises to be a long day for the sta

the country's first ever female prime minister howard safir the opposition won a landslide victory in sunday's a general election obtaining a clear majority of seats in the parliament its leader forty four year old it. is the sister of the country's exiled leader top all been army who five years ago it's hoped the election will end the country's long running political process. and make a gas pipeline in egypt by an explosion coming up why israel and jordan a plan for iraq recently just fifty kilometers from israel's border at this point no one has claimed responsibility for this the third time it's been targeted since an uprising troubled president mubarak in february. ailing a venezuelan president hugo chavez will not be able to work for up to half a year and he's likely to stay in cuba for continued cancer treatment troubles his opponents have accused the government of not providing enough information about the president's condition political most is also raised questions about whether he will be fit to run for reelection next year. well it is a groundbreaking and hard fixing proced

ask you very briefly do you think that north korea is ever likely to give up its atomic additional safir everything is said and done. well there is one thing that distinguishes north korea from other nuclear weapon states in the world and that is that it is the only country that has their head that it's willing to give denmark in exchange for a guarantee that the u.s. will not attack it and north korea has been very consistent it has said that everything is on the table as long as the u.s. is here but it has to be a process mutual disarmament you can't realistically expect north korea just simply give up it's only deterrence capability. unless the u.s. is also willing to take steps and to it's going to work against that simulate the collapse of a north korean regime is a good start ok thank you very much there for your insight here really from the campaign to end the korean war thank you. no agreement appears no closer between the u.s. and russia on how to develop missile defense in europe and that's this fight despite further talks in washington this tuesday nato says the system is desi

blabbermouth politicians and the white house often said that after years of wondering why william safire concluded it is the worst kept secret in washington, he was probably right and lincoln needed that trigger and it provided it. making a great point* of him keeping mcclellan with that to election looming without political landscape changed enormously by as much as we look back why did it 83 more slaves? it agitated huge numbers of people and disturbed huge numbers of people. at the same time he began to hector to make fun of him and what could possibly have been a think? mclellan was furious at the time he was taking. >> but on the battlefield and nobody was there listening and totally other abuse and then two or three days passed and says the reporter nothing happens. then they can is mad at me i am afraid i will be sent off to the west and has no conception i cannot believe he was so unclear as to what he wanted done but apparently he could talk with two mclellan until he was blue in the face and nothing seemed to register. >> and also he is preemptory with the commander in chief wh

bill safire, who was not a few years older than we were. also alan greenspan. a small campaign began to build. also my domestic counterpart. they put together a comprehensive programs. this is very important. it is important, when you study president reagan, to whom i was quite close over the years. when a it said that president nixon read, he did read deeply and he communed deeply with those who have specialized knowledge. he broke on tablets like that. that is exactly the way he wrote his inauguration speech. also his first inaugural address. all of these study habits and these deep discussion habits and thinking habits are brought to bear in a way that you cannot attribute to a lot of presidents we have known at least during my lifetime. that is not to say that they were not good, excellent, or even great in their own right. those that were the most serious and the most studious that i can recall in my own mind during this time of my life which spans from 1936 were to richard nixon and ronald reagan. this came about very naturally in a way. in 1946, he was d

bill safire, who was not a few years older than we were. also alan greenspan. a small campaign began to build. also my domestic counterpart. they put together a comprehensive programs. this is very important. it is important, when you study president reagan, to whom i was quite close over the years. when a it said that president nixon read, he did read deeply and he communed deeply with those who have specialized knowledge. he broke on tablets like that. that is exactly the way he wrote his inauguration speech. also his first inaugural address. all of these study habits and these deep discussion habits and thinking habits are brought to bear in a way that you cannot attribute to a lot of presidents we have known at least during my lifetime. that is not to say that they were not good, excellent, or even great in their own right. those that were the most serious and the most studious that i can recall in my own mind during this time of my life which spans from 1936 were to richard nixon and ronald reagan. this came about very naturally in a way. in 1946, he was d