we are using some bailey's irish cream some jameson's irish whiskey and some guinness stout ... but i have a fan page on facebook and it was shared with me i had to do my research and development at a local irish pub ... i took a friend with me to order the irish triplets which sounded like a fantasy to my friend ... you take the jameson irish whiskey and you pour it into a guinness ... it bubbles beautifully and then it solidifies ... you need to chug of this before that happens ... we have a bailey's irish cream cup cake with a jameson's irish whiskey most and a guinness stout buttercream frosting >>for the buttercream frosting you simply make a pastry bag and you pipe on the frosting ... we serve this with another dessert we call the irish coffee cake and a chocolate cake with that same tennis buttercream guinness stout buttercream ... the butter cream is a reduction ... but the most style filling mousse filling is a jameson ir ish whiskey flavor and we have several other cupcakes that we're looking forward to easter to serve ... >>red velvet, lemon meringue cocoanut ... and

pretty stout. jimmie johnson trying everything he can. >> larry: he went to the top of the racetrack to get a run down the back straightaway. >> darrell: jimmie closes with momentum off the corner but loses too much time now. he is going to the bottom. a great move. >> larry: he drove it in turn three that time. he wouldn't get it to stick like he needed it to. >> darrell: tony's car is a little better. just good enough you are not going to pass him. >> mike: white flag. jimmie johnson won here on a last lap pass in 2006. he trails stewart but three car lengths out of two. >> darrell: the 14 is too strong up off the bottom of the corner. jimmie tried everything he could. the 14 is just stout! >> mike: turn four. final time. johnson arcs high. brings it down low. the defending sprint cup champion tony stewart makes at it smoke show in vegas. and wins the kobalt tools 400! [ cheers & applause ] >> larry: there, ryan newman in the 39 car, finished fourth after chipping away all day long. >> darrell: b

. >> the worst thing you can say is stout. >> bill, for a woman you are tall. for a huh maf raw diet you are gargantuin. >> my pet names are freak. let's call this what it is. it is not a networking club. it is a secret sex club. this is what they are doing. let's go and talk about business. and then they close the door and -- it is a lot of giant on giant sex. >> the moment that goes public there will be a huge audience for that. >> are you kidding me? i have to find this place. it is interesting. i think it is great of the the internet is great forgetting like-minded people together. like you think you are the only freak, but there is another one over there. it unites people. >> that's why i came to new york and met you. i thought i was the only weird owe. >> tall people are generally gentle. they can never pick fights. >> and they are also worried they will squeeze us to death. >> the great thing about being short, if you go shopping for shoes usually the 5 and a half or 6 size is the display. you can make it fast and you can slip it on, i like it, i don't l

volume, except for microbrew, kraft brew, organic, or special products sold under such designations as stout, porter, i croupier, and ps be. this is intended to eliminate high alcohol, low-cost products that are frequently abused, but not prevent the sale of specialty craft beer products. no. 4, the sale of a single beer or malt beverage in the quantity of 16 ounces, 22 ounces, 40 ounces, or similar size containers is prohibited. 5, no malt, beer, beverages, wine coolers, or beer coolers shall be sold in quantities of less than manufactured multi unit quantities of four or more. 6, no wind shall be sold with an alcoholic content of greater than 15% by volume except for dinner winds, which have been aged two years or more and maintained in a coke bottle. >> thank you. i am in receipt of a document from the board president, the supervisor representing his neighborhood, who has asked us to, in addition to the conditions you just articulated, add the following four conditions to this license. i believe that we have a representative from the operator that these are conditions that have accepted.

volume, except for microbrew, kraft brew, organic, or special products sold under such designations as stoutrter, i croupier, and ps be. this is intended to eliminate high alcohol, low-cost products that are frequently abused, but not prevent the sale of specialty craft beer products. no. 4, the sale of a single beer or malt beverage in the quantity of 16 ounces, 22 ounces, 40 ounces, or similar size containers is prohibited. 5, no malt, beer, beverages, wine coolers, or beer coolers shall be sold in quantities of less than manufactured

helping fuel its storms, again they have been healthy and stout at times but as we sort of lot of theting of the day and the line of storms, very cool air in place over maryland. fortunately for us the storms weakening as they encountered the cool area and lost a lot of the punch. that's not necessarily the case in points just south of us. you can see in -- we will catch some of the warmer air early in the day. probably in the low 60s. the cold air in chicago will punch in for sunday monday and its that contrast to the air mass helping fuel the storms narcotic storms -- that and a lot of wind direction and these are super cells in northern georgia, northern alabama and back through western south carolina even. that looks like isolated tornado cell there. they continue to feel the impact, here we will continue to clear out. maybe a few showers, maybe a thunderstorm for the lower eastern shore and then dryer and cooler through the rest of the weekend. overnight we keep chance for showers and a few storms, first hours of tomorrow morning absolutely, 62, then cooling off and clearing out

as i got to the village a string of kids started grabbing on to me and as i got near there was a stout, gruff man with a silver grin and he looked at me and he said peace be with you and then he looked at me and shook his a had had and said chiz l.a. i'm from the midwest and the best translation is what the heck. i was skruf if i and looked pretty bad and he said, son, i'd like you to come to our village but first, you need to take a bath. so, i went down to the river, very filthy, a washed up and we went for tea. in that sorry lame i learned many things. one out of three children there dies before the age of one. usually dehydration or diarrhea induced dehydration. many young men have left the villages to try and get jobs as dishwashers in the cities or work on construction crews or work for foreign climbers and they often have to pull they're resources and sell they're goats and land to bribe somebody. for who is left behind is the women and they say now they're workload has doubled over the last two decades. i walked into this stli ladies and gentle village and we had yet to have th

>> these building were built pretty stout for graft load but no no it's not a problem but we considered faces with different building times and wood frame brick and contreat buildings, what is the final message that as a structural engineer we should be passing along to the people of san francisco. >> i think people should not think it's a hopeless cause. they need to hire an engineer and buy an hour of that engineer's time to discuss options, costs, benefits and make decisions other than, well, i survived the '89 earthquake, so my building is okay. that is not something they should -- >> that was a very moderate earthquake, unfortunately much stronger ground motion and earthquake. my experience, and probably yours, a little bit of hazard mitigation goes a long way. a couple sheets of fly wood, garage door bracket, the curving of benefit is pretty steep for that first 2, 3, 4, $5,000 encourage people to put in the basic they think they need to keep their building inhabitable after an earthquake. >> in the marina, one had anchor bolts, one dofnlt the one without anchor bolts has substant

big, stout, gregarious, robust, friendly, popular fellow who had about the equivalent of a fifth grade education and who loved books and never stopped reading. and he became one of the best officers in the whole war. washington singled out two young men almost within a week or two weeks after washington took command at cambridge, massachusetts. as people he could count on. one was nathaniel green who was a 33-year-old quaker who had been made a major general at the age of 33 having had no military experience at all and the second was henry knox who was all of 25 and he had no military experience at all. but both of them were reading books. what they knew about the military was entirely through books, but that was an age, an era, who believed the best way to learn things is to read books. the age of enlightenment, and they are in their way wonderful examples, personifications of the enlightenment faith. if you want to learn something, pick up a book, several books, and get reading. h his darie ing both physically ac intellectually. he and green were the only officers who became generals

stout works with a network of 15 clinics and three hospitals. with the flood of new patients, she says they had to get creative. >> so that it's not a doctor alone trying to take carry of patients. there's a medical assistant, a nurse, a care manager, sometimes a patient navigator, a pharmacist. other people, a receptionist. all of whom see themselves not as staff people, but as care gifrz for patients. >> but for all the growing pains, nearly two-thirds of the people in massachusetts support the law. as for the cost of medical care, it's gone up, but no faster than in the rest of the country. >> this is a post from a recent talk i give wrash. >> m.i.t. economist jonathan gruber helped design the plan, and he went on to help design the national health care law as well. >> i think that people wish health insurance was cheaper, and i think a misnabbeding of our reform is that it wasn't about lowering the cost of health insurance. that wasn't really the goal for people with employer insurance, which is most people. it was about fixing the insurance

burdick and the check was also made so well to get this for he was out served by ukraine's sergey stout hope street who smashed the fifteen aces and suit the first set on it so i break however burdick broke serve once in each of the next two sets to win through six seven six three six four the way finished. america's number one marty fish was also through the eighth seed ran the length of the courts at the juice. in the second set before these italian opponents andreas seppi retired minutes later due to illness. to ice hockey as in make a h.l. playoffs mensa lord markets of course have become the last sides of book a berth in the garden cup quarter finals that's after edging. buddies in overtime on home ice sergei must open for missing after six minutes before check forwards look at our side the game of the roll call buddies midway through the second period but w. marco grabs the whole important goal three minutes into the extra frame but a lord will next play evan gordon in the last stage. now double olympic champion to get in the eastern bible has finally claimed her first major crown

director of the center for political military analysis at the hudson institute and an expert at wookey stout also in washington we have james phillips he is the senior research fellow for middle eastern affairs at the douglas and sarah allison center for foreign policy studies at the heritage foundation and in london we go to doubt he is the current deputy secretary general of the muslim council of britain all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want richard i'd like to go to you first you know i did and i this is a very broad brush program looking at a lot of events of the last year about a year ago the west was very concerned with the possibility of islamic democracies and they were very worried about it all the way from tunisia to let's say iraq i mean is that what those fears been allayed now. that's a really good question i mean you probably can see common trends and so it's been going on in florida right out several decades ago you often see these waves of social mobilization in a marker and station so what started off in tunisia started spr

[applause] and finally, lee stout with pittsburg state university. i'm sorry, penn state.forgive me. penn state and pittsburgh pennsylvania. i'm sorry. i got this tape right. penn state. but the most important reason we have here is because this is his a. "a matter of simple justice" the untold story of barbara hackman franklin and accused good women. so now that i've completely mangled your credentials, i'm going to start with you and ask you to tell us, to remind all of us why you wrote this book. what was said? was the impetus behind it? >> the impetus was really barbara. there's no question about that. the penn state university archives has a program where we try to collect papers that distinguished alumni and one of our distinguished alumni was barbara and nancy eaton had made contact with her and our predecessors i came to washington to meet with her and we talked after she has served as secretary of commerce in utah about the possibility of her papers coming to penn state. she agreed that would be acceptable to her. we talked about her experiences in government. of

. >> up next, lee stout recounts the nixon administration's success is promoting women in the federal government. the administration is led by the staff assistant to president nixon who was hired in many 971 to end list female candidates to fill high-level positions. this is about an hour and a half. [applause] >> good evening. i'm the archivist of the united states, and it's a pleasure to welcome you this evening, and a special welcome to our c-span viewers. tonight we have a distinguished panel. i will take a little-discussed topic, the role of women in the administration of president richard m. nixon. our panelists will discuss how the tenure of the nixon-appointed women shaped opportunities for later generations of women as presidential assistants and advisers and heads of agencies and departments. i want to extend our thanks to barbara franklin and the richard nixon foundation. ron walker, who is chairman of the foundation, is with us tonight. where are you, ron? was with us tonight. [laughter] a special thanks to him for, um, making this evening possible also. ron was in the nix

so it will be some stout competition right off the bat, but in the tournament, the national basketball tournament, anything can happen. >> has there ever been a major upset like that? >> yeah. let's bring it around. ronny, did you just hear adam's question? what do you think one of the bigger upsets has been in recent memory in the tournament? >> well, i tell you, you know, a few years ago a big upset in the first round and i forgot who they were playing and almost pulled it off, south carolina was it? i -- thank you. >> they knocked them out in the first game. >> and then almost went to the sweet 16. you flow, they played a great game in the second round. that's a great run for fang's gang. >> that's what makes that tournament so cool. let me do a quit hit of weather, but i knew you'd know the answer to that one. coppen state. the eagles. >> so right here before. >> yeah. what we're talking about a a significant warmup today. we're going for a high of 66. 48 yesterday with sun and no wind. it was very comfortable. it's a very early october sun and you could use an spf 15 if you're wor

the name is supposed to refer to the drink created by mixing stout and logger.come -- and lauger, coming from the name of the british parliamentary forces in ireland. a group becoming infamous in the no one 20s for attacking civilians. [ gunshots ] >>> oh. >> uh-huh. >> if you thought free throws were tough, take a look at this. the team who sank this 193- footer was hovering in a helicopter. the viral video appears real because of the multiple angles shown and that still may not be enough for a world record. a similar video claims to show a shot from 219 fight. >>> yeah. >> and the wizards could use someone like that. >>> and thanks for joining us at 5. >> the news edge at 6 starts right now. >>> it's been law for two weeks. same-sex marriage in maryland might be in trouble. opponents are making their move. >>> the news edge starts in maryland tonight where the fight is officially underway against gay marriage. critics held an organizational meeting in frederick. john henrehan was the only reporter there and joins us with the details. john? >> reporter: for a w

supposed to be named after the drink, the black and tam, had no idea, made by mixing stout and lagera british force that became notorious in the 1920's for its attacks on irish civilians during the war of independence. >> how are they supposed to know that. >> retailers didn't, nike is apologizing. >> maybe they failed history. not fair. >>> three minutes before 6:00. >>> rick santorum sweeping the south. with all that momentum, how about the math? how about the money? does he got it? we'll talk about it. we'll talk about it. you're watching "early start". -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter jobs on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- h

. >> one thing we haven't heard a lot of from mitt romney over the last couple of days is a stout defensealth care law he passed in massachusetts while he has said he is still satisfied with that law, you know, he has not talked about it a lot on the campaign trail and wolf, this is despite the fact that law is pretty popular up in massachusetts, more than a majority of people in massachusetts support that law. it has near universal coverage in the state but something we do not hear mitt romney talking a lot on the campaign trail and for good reason, he knows this is a political loser with a lot of conservatives. i would wager a guess here, wolf, if this is struck down by the high court this is going to be greeted as very good news over at the romney campaign. this will essentially take one of the key issues of this race off the table for them heading into the fall campaign. they know that the white house, the president's re-election team has sort of a trump card hanging over them going into the fall campaign. the president and his team can say look, you know, if you don't like our health

than enough to reassure my colleagues, the people of kentucky and the world, that we kentuckians are stout of heart and firm in our resolve. we will prevail over this tragedy. we will rebuild towns like east bernstad to be better than they were before. and the families of kentucky will hopefully one day heal the wounds in their hearts and continue on. madam president, i know i have inconvenienced the senator from georgia, but i have one more rather brief comment. i'd like to say a few words about laura dove who is leaving us this week, sitting right here at the table on the republican side of the chamber in the well. now, for c-span watchers, cable-satellite public affairs network watchers out there, laura is the assistant secretary for the minority. we hope -- we wish she were the assistant secretary for the majority, but she is the assistant secretary for the minority, which means she is one of the people who makes this place run every day but whose name you don't hear on the roll call. she has put in her time, starting out as a page in high school and later moving to the republican cloa

these of the moral borough counties that rex stout -- rick santorum did well in.hose are the town's mitt romney was able to win. this is the area where a woman had the exact -- the significantly. 60% now, from their for see it -- the associated press. we will continue to watch the room in gaither, pa. where mitt romney is working the crowd. avian. fifth i have been watching this all night. i have -- the one that we have to get in the lead. i do not believe that mitt romney will be able to be obama because he has had a house here. where's held here at 2 am saying. they actually use the bobbitt -- i am appalled that people, i cannot understand it. it is there is -- it is not over. thank you musa much. >> thanks for the call. counties still to be determined. the heavy vote coming from springfield, the state capital, and chicago, 60% of the votes coming from the greater chicago area. that is the area where mitt romney did well. this statement from it gingrich, from the gingrich campaign, " republicans cannot nominate on a candidate who relies on outspending his oppone