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1. Meet with the Lord regularly in a special place of prayer.
2. Look for Him to speak to you in dreams and visions.
3. Listen for the Word of the Lord.
4. Keep a journal.
5. Watch and wait for God to bring it to pass, It will surely come.
To serve the Living Savior, because He is my King, and my God. He is my hope, my creator and my future; the One who took my place and died upon the cross because He loved me. I can never repay Him, but perhaps I can show Him my love.
I will honor and obey His Word to the best of my abilities. I will honor Him by attempting to look like Him in my speech and actions, as commanded, and that, because I love Him.
I will listen for the Holy Spirit and do my best to follow His guidance and promptings. My heart is set, I will never turn back. I will not lower my Christian standards or conduct in order to make my stance more acceptable to the world.
I will not straddle the fence concerning difficult Christian decisions. His Word will be my guide. I will attempt to do all in order to win others to Christ, and lead them into the truth, in the solid food of the Word.
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- MSHP: McLendon shot in side; autopsy refutes witness account (2/19/17)23
- Apparent punch at girls basketball game propels lawmaker into action (2/21/17)4
- Cape officer shoots man inside a home (2/16/17)7
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- Former Cape cop indicted on possessing child porn (2/17/17)2
- Man dies after being shot by officer; said to have come at cop with knife (2/16/17)29
- Missouri bill would limit transgender school bathroom access (2/22/17)47
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- Cape businessman known for starting NARS dies at 49 (2/23/17)9
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Running lights
I sure hope that all the new stoplights going up around Cape Girardeau will be paid for by the tickets of those who will illegally run through them.
Drug education
I wanted to share an e-mail that is so true: Someone asked me, "Why didn't we have a drug problem when you and I were growing up?" I replied, "I had a drug problem when I was young. I was drug to church on Sunday morning, I was drug to weddings and funerals, I was drug to family reunions and community socials. I was drug by my ears when I was disrespectful to adults. I was drug to the woodshed when I disobeyed my parents, told a lie, brought home a bad report card, did not speak with respect, spoke ill of the teacher or the preacher or if I didn't put forth my best effort in everything that was asked of me. I was drug to the kitchen sink to have my mouth washed out with soap if I uttered a profanity. I was drug out to pull weeds in Mom's garden and flower beds and cockleburs out of Dad's fields. I was drug to the homes of family, friends and neighbors to help out some poor soul who had no one to mow the yard, repair the clothesline or chop some firewood. And if my mother had ever known that I took a single dime as a tip for this kindness, she would have drug me back to the woodshed. Those drugs are still in my veins, and they affect everything I do, say or think. They are stronger than cocaine, crack or heroin. If today's children had this kind of drug problem, America would be a better place.
Drugs and benefits
I strongly support state Sen. Jason Crowell's proposed bill that would require drug testing for people receiving welfare benefits. Eight other states have similar laws. I hope Missouri enacts this piece of legislation.
Rides for drinkers
I'VE noticed that during the hours when the bars downtown let out the transit authority vehicles haven't been driving around. I think the biggest taxi service should be there when the taverns let out. It would save lives and cut down on drunken driving. The drivers are friendly, and the vans are always clean.
Defending optimism
OPTIMISTS do not live in a fantasyland. They are able to look beyond the reality of the negative. We live in a country with so many freedoms, yet we have teenagers who are killing themselves because all they see is reality and no hope. Pessimists should encourage our children to take hope and make a better world. If you only see what is, you'll never conquer the what ifs.
Audit fat cats
NO wonder the fat cats are worried. No one likes the IRS. Still, it warms my heart that the IRS has finally pledged to start checking out the heretofore minuscule number of millionaires audited by the IRS.
Government regulation
A Southeast Missourian editorial recently posed the question: "Where were the congressional watchdogs?" This is illustrative of the short memories of the Southeast Missourian editorial board who waxed enthusiastic about Reagan's "Government is part of the problem and not part of the solution" and strongly supported stripping the government of its regulatory authority, thus leading to the mess President Obama is working to clean up. Restoring appropriate government regulation of the financial community's activities is but one part of the president's program, but a very key part.
Bring the children
I cannot believe someone complained about babies crying in church. That person should thank God those young people are attending church and bringing their child to God's house.
Digging a hole
YOU have been drinking the Kool-Aid if you believe President Obama's tax increases are only going to affect 5 percent of the population. He's spent so much money that everybody's going to be affected whether it's through increased taxes or a poor economy. He's already spent too much money and dug us into a deeper hole.
Ready to drop out
MY child is an A-honor roll student. On a daily basis at school he hears racist remarks, cussing, students bragging about cutting themselves and watching them do snuff, smoke cigarettes in the parking lot and chew tobacco. Some teachers tell students they will never use what they are being taught. No wonder my child is a nervous wreck and wants to drop out and take the GED test.
Jackson schools
REGARDING the recent article about the Jackson School Board candidates: School officials have been talking about a new elementary school for years. District enrollment does not reflect that a new elementary school is warranted. Enrollment has stabilized. Ten or 15 years ago the school board bought land in the Bent Creek area. The board wanted to build an elementary school at that time, but voters turned that down. Why wasn't that land used for a new high school instead of being landlocked where it is now?
Rationalizing the cough
ONE thing about motorcycle riders: At least they get it over quick if they're killed without their helmet. I have been subjected to smoker's cough for the last 10 years. I realize what smoker's cough is. It's amazing how people will lie to themselves by saying it's some other affliction. We give up cigarettes in a last-ditch effort to save our lives when it can be too late once you develop that cough. There's nothing sadder than being in the hospital and hearing a person with a cough and realizing they haven't been diagnosed yet but you know what the diagnosis is: lung cancer. I've experienced all of this. If you're coughing, quit lying to yourself.
Lower taxes
I just read the article saying property tax assessments are probably going to stay the same. When prices go up, taxes go up. But when the prices of homes go down, taxes stay the same. What's wrong with this picture? Taxes should be going down.

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The United Nations Children's Fund accused the Israeli army yesterday of preventing 170,000 Palestinian children from going to school, in breach of the Geneva conventions and the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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I was there for five days the hotel is very central near the shops also near the beach and a five minute walk to the casino we had a balcony and the room was clean and spacious the breakfast was very good and the staff was helpful I enjoyed the stay very much
Straight to the point. We were here on business. The meeting rooms werent up to scratch, the air conditioning (when turned on) smelt like sulpher. The staff (although friendly) do not know if they are coming or going. The rooms were musky and hot with no air con and old fashioned, the in built hair dryers blew out a whisp of air smelling strongly of cigarettes. The bar shut at 6pm in the evening (off peak). Breakfast was of a low standard. Lunch on the terrace was the stand out bit for this hotel. Beautiful view and the quality of the food for lunch was overall very good. But if you are looking to plan a business meeting here with their facilities. Dont.
Over the years I have stayed in most of the sea facing 4 star hotels in Nice, all of which are good, but none of which, in my opinion match the high standards of the B4 Plaza. My most recent visit last year cemented my opinion that this hotel is exemplary in all aspects, including its perfect location, impeccable standards of cleanliness, friendly helpful and professional staff, a superb breakfast served in a spacious colourful dining room. No 'early morning agro' induced by tables squeezed too closely together. The room was serviced each morning with attention being paid to the smallest detail. I would hate to shoot myself in the foot, but this hotel is very competitively, if not surprisingly competitively priced.. My only reservation ( no pun intended) in submitting my review of this hotel is that it may cause a clamour for booking and an increase in prices.
Requested early check in but had to wait a while. Room had a great view Excellent location No breakfast included Walking distance to most things including plenty of bus stops and attractions also major shopping area
When we walked into the room we actually thought the staff had made a mistake by giving us a normal room instead of the superior double that we had booked in advance. We paid more than 200 EUR for a place that's worth maybe half of that amount. Apart from the very dissimilar size and look of the room when compared to the pictures we had seen, the reservation said 'garden view', but all we were given was 'street noise'. So if you're ever booking a garden view room, don't think peace & quiet, think traffic & noise. WE ASKED TO CHANGE, THEY SAID IT'S THE RIGHT ROOM. Right. Welcome to France and happy new year. On a positive note (although hard to digest at this point), location is absolutely brilliant, the lobby area looks rather nice and the breakfast was fairly good.
This hotel was ok. Its bit outdated but yet compfortable. We had a deluxe room which was very spacious, clean and nice. Locations is perfect. Considering the low rate, its a good deal. Breakfast was okay too.
It was my second stay in lovely city of nice with my husband. After many searches we chose this hotel and the room with panoramic sea view absolutely coasts the money.It has fantastic view and you can enjoy the Mediterranean blue while beautiful garden is in your front. The room size was big enough. The terrace have a nice electric sunroof.The only things that disturbed us was the Wi-Fi that disconnected repeatedly.
Its a very old hotel needs alot of renovations..the staff at reception was also not welcoming with no courtesy to talk and help us around.. The rooms very bad in which AC was not working properly.. no cooling at all we changed the room but it had the same issue.. we were there for 6 nights and had to sleep with windows open since there was no ventilation and got dozens of mosquitos inside.. We selected this hotel because of the location but alot had to be compromised to get it.. Its roof top cafe has nice coffee no other service we used of this hotel.. think before you book this
Here is the story. I was staying in the hotel from Nov 6th to Nov 20th. One night, I parked my rental car on the street in front of the hotel (never do that! It's forbidden), someone bumped into it. The next morning, I first saw a parking ticket on my car's windshield and then I saw the car has a totally flat tire, a lot of scratches and a bent engine hood :-(. I was totally freaked out and didn't know what to do about it. Nicholas, the receptionist, kindly offered a lot of help. He helped me contact the rental company, call the towing company, explain to me where and how to pay the parking ticket, and point out the nearest police office for me to get a police report. He is very professional and responsible. It would have been so much harder without his help. The other receptionist, Alexis, is also very nice. In summary, I highly recommend this hotel. The location is great, the price is fair and the most important, the staffs here are great!
Our room was roomy and the view was great. The location puts you within walking distance of everything. The staff were pretty nice, not exceptional. Be careful in the bathtubs. They are deep and there was no mat. A bit slickery. The Eurocup was going on when we were there and there was a Fan Zone across the street at the park. That was a bit noisy, but it wasn't every night. It was fun to see all that was going on in connection with the games.
Located in Centre Ville-Gare, B4 Plaza Nice is adjacent to Place Massena and within a 10-minute walk of other popular attractions like Cours Saleya. This 172-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, a fitness center, and a rooftop terrace. It's in central Nice and also a short walk from Nice Etoile Shopping Center and Nice Cathedral.
Enjoy a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, or relax with a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service. Start each morning with breakfast, served for a fee from 7 AM to 10:30 AM.
All 172 soundproofed rooms feature minibars, free newspapers, and safes. Guests can expect flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs, hair dryers, and free toiletries. In-room massages are available, and other amenities include phones and desks.
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let me finish tonight with this. voting in america should not be like chinese water torture. it should be available to any person willing to put in a reasonable effort to identify themselves, get themselves registered, and show up at election time. it's one of those areas where balance is the key factor. necessary to ensure the voters are who they say they are, make the process easy as possible and keeping it honest. don't throw hurdles in people's way. don't reduce the number of hours you can vote and create enough voting stations out there so we don't have lines stretching into the night. i believe what we saw in ohio in 2004 and what we saw last november in florida are examples of not meeting these standards. i do suspect that the people
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running those states at those times were not interested in making it fairly easy for a legitimate voter to get to the booth. consistent with the federal constitution, the government should do what it can to make voting a right not an obstacle course. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politicsnation" with al sharpton starts right now. thanks, chris. and thanks to you for tuning in. i'm live in los angeles. tonight's lead. fighting for fairness. president obama threw down the gauntlet to republicans today demanding they move quickly to stop devastating budget cuts that could damage the economy and throw hundreds of thousands of people out of work. these are automatic cuts the congress agreed to. and they're going to go into effect in three weeks unless lawmakers act now. the president is fighting the republicans cut, cut, cut obsession.
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>> we can't just cut our way to prosperity. deep cuts to things like education and training, energy and national security will cost us jobs. and it will slow down our recovery. it's not the right thing to do for the economy. it's not the right thing for folks out there still looking for work. our economy right now is headed in the right direction. and it will stay that way as long as there aren't any more self-inflicted wounds coming out of washington. >> this self-inflicted wound would include massive cuts to virtually every government program. from medicare and housing to head start and food aid for children. the president wants republicans to delay those cuts through a balanced approach that would force corporations and the wealthy to give up some of their special tax break. and pay their fair share.
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>> these modest reforms in our social insurance programs have to go hand in hand with tax reform. so the wealthiest individuals and corporations can't take advantage of loopholes and deductions that aren't available to most americans. there is no reason that the jobs of thousands of americans who work in national security or education or clean energy, not to mention the growth of the economy should be put in jeopardy just because folks in congress couldn't come together to eliminate tax loopholes. >> these special interests loopholes include subsidies for the oil and gas companies. who are raking in record profits. deductions for corporate jets and yachts. and absurd tax breaks for hedge fund managers and wall street heavy hitters. fairness. it's what this election was all about. i mean, do we really want to be a country that lets millionaires write off their corporate jets but tells a single mom she can't
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get help buying a formula for her baby? that's not the america we all voted for on election day. joining me now is debbie wasserman shultz chair of the democratic national committee and jared bernstein. former chief economist to vice president biden. let me go to you congresswoman first. didn't the american people vote for the president's vision of a balanced approach to government, congresswoman? >> there's no question that they did, reverend al. the president laid out two paths and two visions. and mitt romney clearly laid out his own vision which was very divergent from the president's. and we had a debate whether we take a balanced approach to deficit reduction as you described. one that asks the wealthiest americans to pay a bit more while making sure we reduce spending and make responsible spending cuts without cutting the legs out from under the economy. and i'm sure mr. bernstein would
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agree that as the economist i heard when i was a member of the budget committee repeatedly say that you can't cut so much so fast because in a recovery that is already more fragile than we'd like to see, you want to make sure you don't slow or stall that recovery. that's what the republicans are risking. it's really -- you know, i wish and i know that americans across the country wish that there would just be a massive outbreak of responsibility in the republican conference so that we could bring them to the table, sit down, and work together to avoid massive spending cuts which they seem willing to allow to happen. >> a massive outbreak of responsibility. wouldn't that be a great occurrence? let me ask you, jared. you may agree, but senator mitch mcconnell clearly doesn't seem to agree. let me show you what he said today. he says every day spent talking about corporate jets is a day wasted. now, when you balance out, we're
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talking about talking about corporate jet writeoff so we don't have to tell single moms not to have food aid for children. that's a little out there, wouldn't you say so? >> let's make this concrete. the other one you mentioned earlier earlier. i did a little calculation i want to share with you this afternoon. if you take two people who earn the same amount of money and make it a decent amount of money, $250,000, so we're not comparing a rich person with a middle income person. these are two welloff people. one of them manages a software company. and the other manages a hedge fund. because the hedge fund manager gets to take this performance fee bonus, it's called. basically gets to have her earnings taxed at a rate of about 20% right now.
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her tax -- effective tax rate at the end of the day is about 13% while the tax rate of the software developer is 31%. now, that's simply not fair. >> wow. >> these are both people -- i mean, actually -- i was going to say these are both people contributing a lot to the economy. we can have an argument how much the hedge funds are contributing. that's a different argument. >> let me get this right. a hedge fund guy is doing less than half in percentage of a guy, middle class who may be doing his own business, own his own business and employing people. only because we give a loophole to the hedge fund guy because he's a hedge fund person. >> because we favor incomes from hedge funds and private equity firms. over paychecks. over earnings. we have one person who's paying a 33% stat tour rate.
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where you take out -- share of their income. 31% for the software developer. >> congresswoman, that is where the president is, close some of the loopholes and make this equal. we're not trying to put it all one way. but there's something that is just unfair about that kind of arrangement. >> really. i think that's absolutely right. what members of congress have to ask themselves, regardless of party is who were you elected to protect? were you elected to protect the hedge fund manager? were you elected to protect the ceo of a major corporation or the wealthiest people in your district? or were you elected to do what was best for the overwhelming majority of your constituents who are middle class working folks, small business owners who are dramatically effected by the uncertainty that the republicans
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are inflicting on this economy by continuing to leave the sequester dangling out there, the threat of government shutdown dangling out there. the bottom line is we have deficit reduction. $4 trillion worth that president obama's proposed within our grasp. all that it takes a reasonable people to sit down at the table together and everybody to say it's not going to be my way or the highway. we're ready to do that. >> i think -- look. what i've seen, unfortunately, is that too many republicans do seem like they have two goals. protect wealthy people from any increase in their taxes or closure of their loopholes -- >> no matter what. >> and at the same time to cut the heck out of government spending. now, typically they want -- now, typically they want to protect social security and medicare. so they start going after the poor. and that's where you have head start. that's where you have womens infants and children. that's the nutritional program. you're talking about protecting folks at the top at the expense
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of those at the very bottom. that is upside down when you think about what the people in the economy need. >> congresswoman, it brings me to a wall street journal article i want to ask you about along those lines. it says how republicans view the sequester cuts, the cuts i talked about at the opening as leverage. as leverage to attack social security and medicare. i'm quoting from the article. republican willingness to support the sequester, mr. boehner says, is as much leverage as we're going to get. boehner then says the whole discussion on the budget over the next several months is going to be about these entitlements. >> first they argue the debt ceiling was their leverage. then they realize politically that was problematic for them. now that we resolved that at least for now although we still have to deal with it down the road, you've got deficit reduction that they perceived to
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be their leverage through shutting the government down or allowing what both republicans and democrats agree is an unacceptbly large set of spending cuts in the sequester which were designed to incentivize us to sit down. we're not going to be able to deal with this by march 2nd. let's make sure we avoid those cuts. >> absolutely. >> so here's what i think we have to look out for. i was up on the hill testifying this morning, and i'm picking up the following. i think what republicans would like to do is actually cancel the defense part of the sequestration and shift those cuts on to the non-defense side. that must be avoided. look, first of all in my view all these cuts ought to be avoided the way the president was talking about today. but what i just described absolutely must be avoided because it puts all the pressure on the non-discretionary side
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which is where you have head start and the womans infant and childrens food program, housing subsidies. all the things we've been talking about throughout the segment here. >> it's also important to note what they're not talking about is we're not saying that we don't need reform or savings in our entitlement programs. we do. president obama has proposed $360 billion in savings in addition to the more than $700 billion in savings that added eight years of solvency to the affordable care act. we have those proposals on the table. we just don't want to do it the way the republicans do which is cut benefits to seniors particularly middle class seniors who can ill afford to endure those kinds of cuts and who don't have to. >> we're going to be watching this. we're three weeks away and this is extremely important to all americans. we're going to stay on this. congresswoman wasserman shultz, jared bernstein, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you. america, this is what losing
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eric cantor has a big idea and he wants to share it with you. the far right republican has been cooking up his big idea. and today he announced it to the whole wide world. are you ready? eric cantor wants to rebrand the republican party. that's right. rebrand. and in a speech today he pitched a kinder, gentler gop. >> our goal is to ensure that every american has a fair shot
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to earn success. >> a fair shot to success. i have to admit i like the sound of that. hmm. come to think of it, that sounds familiar. where have i heard that before? >> well, it starts by making sure that everyone in america gets a fair shot at success. >> a fair shot of success. of course. that's from the president's famous speech on economic fairness given in kansas back in 2011. it was a speech that defined his campaign for re-election and his fight for the middle class. mr. cantor must have taped that speech. because today hit the same points using the same language again and again. >> that's why immigrants from around the world historically have flocked to our shores. >> that hope led generations of
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immigrants to risk everything to come to our shores. >> the world is shifting to an innovation economy, and nobody does innovation better than america. no one has better colleges or universities. >> a good education leads to more innovation. and throughout our history, american colleges and universities have served as a corner stone for the world's innovation. >> we should be giving people the chance to get new skills and training. >> as job markets are changing, more skills, training, and education are needed. >> imitation really is the sincerest form of flattery. but here's the catch. the rhetoric might have changed, but the philosophy, not so much. on key policies that effect real people, the gop is stuck and
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allergic to change. cantor says quote, it's having a conversation on different terms. well, if that's all it is, then i'm afraid we're still not speaking the same language. joining me now is krystal ball and abi huntsman. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks. >> thank you. >> krystal, congressman cantor endorsed a path to citizenship today. but he's still against compromising on taxes and he still wants to gut entitlements. so is this change you can believe in? >> and we should point out, too, that he talked about pathway to citizenship just for the children of immigrants who came here who are undocumented. something that he voted against, by the way, in the dream act. you're absolutely right. basically what eric cantor did, is he hit on all the least controversial aspects of the republican party platform. things like education. things like flexible working hours, closing loopholes.
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things there's broad agreement on that democrats would agree with. that you pointed out the president would support and has talked about before. they want to sort of talk about those things and just sweep the rest of it under the rug. let's not talk about where we stand on entitlements. let's not talk about our social policies. let's just focus on these small pieces that everyone can agree on. >> now, abi, he also -- congressman cantor made a direct appeal to working class families and working moms. particularly working moms. listen to this. >> try explaining that rising health care costs are depressing take-home pay and saying that it's justified. that's little consolation to the working mom. because her grocery bills are still higher. her kids still need -- have needs that are getting more expensive. the rent is up. and now she's just trying to get by. i think b all of us know getting by is not the american dream.
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>> abi, help me out. why their sudden appeal to working moms? >> he's smart. he knows that the way to the woman's heart is to speak to moms just like he's doing. but let's be honest here, this speech was more about eric cantor than it was about the republican party than it was about the american people. i think eric cantor if you take a step back, is wanting to be seen as someone as pragmatic especially after a few weeks ago he voted against the bill that would have averted us to the fiscal cliff. and so i think in his mind if you take a step back and look at the inner politics of the house gop, he wants to gain more power in the house and will likely run for the speaker in a couple of years and sees i cannot actually win and be speaker as someone that is not pragmatic. as someone that is more rigid. i think you see a paul ryan who's wanting to do the same
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thing. this speech was more about him. it was a lot more political. and i think that's unfortunate. he was very vague in a lot of the things that he talked about. but as it relates to the speech, look, i commend him as a republican. he's talking about things that need to be talked about. he's talking a lot of common sense, but there are no specifics. where's the boldness? >> how do we get there? and at the same time what was interesting to me is you have pretty radical republicans pushing to run for the senate while this is all going on. you have paul brown looking to run for a senate seat in georgia. he calls evolution a big bang theory. less straight from the pit of hell. he suggested the president abides by the soviet constitution. democrats are hoping he runs. they're thinking they could really take georgia. i mean, you got all of this going on at the same time you
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have cantor trying to at least give the rhetoric of being more reasonable when he really -- the devil's in the details. we're not hearing the details, krystal. >> and we're seeing this group sponsored by karl rove trying to come out to support more mainstream candidates against people like paul brown. but you can't spend four years where your only ideology is calling the president is socialist trying to convince the american people that he wants to take down the country with his socialist rhetoric and kill babies and take our guns. then the country didn't believe it, but their base bought into a lot of that. you can't spend four years doing that then turn around and say we don't want these candidates who's reflecting the ideology we have been promoting. they were happy to ride that wave when it was good for them in 2010 when there was a tea party wave and it brought them to power in the house. now we're seeing the backlash and those choices are creating a problem for them in the senate.
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they could have potentially taken the senate if they hadn't had candidates like todd akin, christine o'donnell. that's going to be the real fight for this year. are they going to continue nominating unelectable out there candidates or are they going to come back to a mainstream party? >> well, paul brown who thinks evolution and embryology has put them in the pit pun intended in the political pit here. >> this is just crazy talk. i don't think that as a brand that's going to be successful. i don't think it's a brand that will win. we've seen polling and where the mood of the country is. a lot of the party recognizes we need to move in a different direction. that wasn't successful this last go around. and we talked earlier about the lack of details, lack of specifics. and this bringing a good debate for the american people is going to require some ideas from both
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sides of the aisle. and right now the republican party is not bringing a lot of the ideas to the table. that's the problem. eric cantor has the microphone. we have few leadership -- very few leaders right now in the party. i think they have an ability to really talk about things in more detail. and i hope that we see more of that. >> now, the problem that we're having in terms of not seeing details, krystal, may be that if they give details, the republicans will start fighting among themselves. we saw karl rove come out. he's talking about raising money to bring more moderate republicans out. the problem is it will intensify a civil war at least in terms of policy as we hear more and more details. >> that's exactly right. and we're already sort of seeing that play out with the immigration debate. you know, it all sounds good to say okay we have to solve the problem and to spell out broad principles. but when you actually get down to what are we going to do about the people that are here.
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how are we going to come up with a path to citizenship that makes sense and is fair and respects the fact that we are a nation of immigrants and a nation of laws when you get down to the specifics there's a huge split in the party. >> where we find the common ground. abby, you quoted your father as saying compromise is krital to fixing the gop. the quote was in my party compromise cannot be seen as analogous to treason. which it has been seen recently. your daddy was right. i love quoting your daddy to you. i want somebody to do that to my daughters develop ahead. >> it's compromise but it's also taking some sort of elite on these issues. i think the republicans could actually lead on things such as immigration. i'd like to see that. like let's bring something to the table. we don't need to wait for president obama which he will probably talk about. but republicans, surprise us. do something that's unexpected. you know? take a lead on something like immigration.
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why not? i think that's what they need. >> i think that is what they need. and compromise is not analogous to treason. thanks for your time this evening. and don't forget to catch krystal on "the cycle" week days at 3:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. coming up, president obama's massive agenda. he's charging ahead. and tonight signs they're cracking in congress. plus chris christie pays a visit to david letterman. why all republicans should watch it. stay with us. ♪ great, everybody made it.
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republicans claim they want their party to change, but when it comes to voting rights, they're going back to their old playbook. today "the new york times" reports that long lines at the
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we're exactly one week away from president obama's state of the union speech. he'll use the bully pulpit to push his vision for the country and continuing selling his second term agenda. already he met with labor and business leaders on the economy in washington. he spoke about gun safety in minnesota. he delivered a major immigration speech in las vegas. and the fight for fairness is headed straight to main street. the obama administration today announcing they're going after some of the people allegedly involved in the 2007 financial meltdown. sounds like a lot to do all at once, right? yes. and it's part of the strategy. it's what nbc's first read calls flooding the zone. pushing many issues so the gop can't come together and oppose any single one. and there are already hopeful
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signs this president is going to get some important progress on key issues. joining me now is james peterson and molly ball. thanks to both of you for your time. >> good to be here. >> thanks. >> molly, you recently wrote about the washington gridlock. the headline reads "is washington getting less dysfunctional?" and i'm quoting from the article. from immigration reform to the debt ceiling, there are rampant signs the capitol isn't the gridlocked mess to which we've become accustomed. is there really a light at the end of the tunnel? i mean, how is this shifting? >> well, the jury's still out. when i wrote that piece i had a lot of people say you're going to jinx it. don't tell anyone. things are working around here. i think we've gotten so used to this state of affair where is nothing works and everything is a crisis that it's actually news when, you know, we don't go over the fiscal cliff, we don't hit
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the debt ceiling, there's progress, there's bipartisan progress on immigration reform that looks very promising. on a whole lot of different fronts the potential confrontation over the filibuster was defused. not everyone was happy with it, but that could have been a toxic fight and it was avoided. as you say, there's a lot of issue still on the president's agenda. a lot of battles still to be had, but for now there's actually promising signs for washington to get things done. >> james, we have the sequester still there. yet as i read molly's article, what do you think? is there light at the oend end of the tunnel is that sunshine or is the train coming? >> let's pray for sunshine. i like the strategy. i like the front end of it which is to sort of flood the zone with all of these important things including things like debt reduction with more tax revenue, clean energy where
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we're going to see progressives challenging the president on his policy there, new gun control all the way down to addressing the needs of the poor. it's an interesting strategy, but it requires an outside/in processing of policy. hopefully the progressive voices of americans to apply pressure on washington. that's how things get done. look at gun control and comprehensive immigration reform. those policy issues are being pressured by outside folks saying we've got to have change. we've got to have representative government in terms of issues. we've got to address gun violence and murders across the in addition. it's helping to galvanize people to apply the outside pressure that i think is weakening the gridlock in washington, d.c. >> the fact the president's approval ratings are so high. 60% favorable opinion that
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people have -- 60% of people say they have a favorable opinion of the president. that includes 60% of independents and 68% of self-identified moderates. so when you're facing a president with those kind of favorable numbers, that does kind of change how you might want to operate. wouldn't you say? >> well, i think it depends who we're talking about. you know, most members of the house, republicans and democrats alike, but certainly those republicans in the majority are in safe districts. they are not in districts where the president has a high approval rating. i think it's a really open question. whether the president can successfully deploy this outside/in strategy, whether he can mobilize supporters to put political pressure even on those members of congress who don't feel like they owe him anything or are in any political danger. then there's the question of whether he can spread his political capital too thin. i think you're right to point out he's trying to sort of present a moving target so he
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can't get too attacked for any one thing, but that also means there's a danger that he's not putting all of his political capital into one thing and it gets sort of diffused. >> the president, james, has said that after the state of the union he's going on the road. how will that impact and effect things and keep things moving? especially with this flood zone strategy. >> his political opponents will refer to him as being in campaign mode. but in actuality we need the president's charisma and vocalization of these issues out there to help galvanize those folks outside of washington to help. when you look at the flooding the zone strategy, there's a litany of issues. people who have been critical of the president and to the left of the president should see some light at the end of the tunnel for these issues. it requires folk to come out and have their voices heard. what they're going to refer to
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as him campaigning is him getting out trying to galvanize progressives to show the political will of the american people to get some of these things done. again, when you look at the list, gun control, immigration reform, clean energy, these are the issues that i think people in the democratic party and people to the left of the president are interested in getting done in this second term. >> you know, president obama had re-nominated richard caudray to head the bureau. now 43 senate republicans led by mitch mcconnell are voting to block him. this is the bureau to protect average americans and give them an advocate in washington. republicans are trying to weaken that protection, molly. is that a sign that we still have some gridlock, some dysfunction that they're going to fight on some things that should be a given? >> absolutely. i mean, this is washington. it's not all flowers and sunshine. people aren't suddenly kissing
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and making up. there's still going to be partisan fights. there's still going to be a lot of bickering. the question is just can that be productive? can all of those fights lead to things getting worked out to the end? compromise doesn't have to be pretty in order to be functional. and i think if you talk about something like a nomination fight. that's a pretty inside washington sort of thing. that's something the president would probably have a hard time galvanizing people on the outside to, you know, call their representatives about. so whether he can make progress on those kinds of things by deploying this more campaign-type strategy i think is more doubtful. >> james peterson and molly ball, thanks for your time. >> thanks, rev. ahead, first it was working with president obama. now it's a visit to letterman. what could the gop learn from chris christie? and a groundbreaker on tv and in the real world.
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in 1968, singer/actress diahann carroll made history when she became the first black woman to star in her own tv series "julia" on nbc. the show made a historic mark on television. she played a nurse, the first african-american woman to star as a white collar professional. audiences were hooked. "julia" shot into the top ten soon after its debut ahead of shows like "mission impossible" and the "carol burnett show." it gave carroll nationwide exposure. she became a role model for many young blacks. the glamorous star some hadn't seen before. she'd already been a star for civil rights appearing with
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others on the march on washington and rubbing elbows with prominent politicians of the time like john kennedy. her career has spanned more than six decades, and she's not done yet. today diahann carroll stars in the usa network drama "white collar" playing, of course, another glamorous role. the widow june ellington. joining me now actor/entertainer/activist, diahann carroll. it's an honor to have you on the show tonight. >> thank you. i'm delighted to be with you. i've seen you on the air and we've known each other for a very long time. >> yes, we have. >> it's always been good. so i'm happy to be with yous. >> glad to be with you. let me -- before i get to what you're doing now, let me go back to 1968 with "julia" which was
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ground breaking. at the time did you understand how important that was when you stepped into that role as the first african-american woman primetime show like that, top ten? >> i really didn't, to be honest with you. when i heard all the accolades that came along with the part, i was thrilled about that. and also thrilled to have the chance to do it because it was written by a very talented man. but, no, i didn't think of it. i think perhaps the creator did. but later i became aware of the fact that it had made quite a statement. it made me very proud too. >> what does it mean to you now? >> it means that when i look back and all those events i cannot attend anymore and i see the film clips, it gives my heart a smile. i'm very pleased that i did it. you know this, when you look back on something and feel you did it very well or just better than you had hoped, it makes you feel good. >> now, you and i spoke at the
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memorial dedication for martin luther king's memorial in washington. and you actually knew dr. king. let me show you some of your comments you made that day in 2011 at the dedication. and i want you to elaborate for me on dr. king and how you knew him and what impression he made upon you. >> okay. it's a deal. >> i was really struck by what a quiet man he was. he always seemed quiet, but the first time i heard him speak, suddenly it was as if he was breathing a fire of hope all over all of us. and in all of us who needed desperately a man like dr. king to turn our hopes and dreams into action. >> turned our hopes and dreams
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into action. what were your personal impressions of dr. king, miss carroll? >> about a hundred years ago i was doing a radio show in brooklyn by an interesting activist who's no longer with us. and i realized that i was sitting across the aisle from dr. king. and i had to say hello and tell him that i -- it's the first time i'd ever been in the presence of a man or a woman who knew that they might be putting their life on the line. they might leave their families. they might lose their whole concept of what they have now. and it might be over. and how did he feel about that? how did he make that decision? he was very quiet. and he said that he made that decision with his family. that when he decided to do something that he knew was outside of the circle, he talked to all of them about it. they talked together about it. and that as much as they are
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prepared as much as they could be. it was amazing to hear someone say that about their life. >> wow. that's startling. tell me about the -- your project you're in now. "white collar." >> well, it's a fun thing. i'm very happy to have been called. so many feel i'm actually retired, and i'm out here tonight, reverend, trying to kill that rumor. but i love doing it. once again, i was attracted to the writing. and then such a beautiful young cast. and i definitely have -- i like to be part of things that have to do with new people, i mean young people. they are new. but it helps me. it helps me to understand what i'm living through, what we're all living through. so i'm happy to be there. >> are we going to see a lot more of you on "white collar"? >> i want you to write a letter to jeff easton and tell him you
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asked me that question. >> it's a deal. it's an honor to ahave you here. i grew up watching "julia." all of us wanted to get sick and go to the hospital if julia was going to be our nurse. i had a crush for a long time. >> thank you. >> "white collar" airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern time on usa. coming up, chris christie, david letterman, doughnuts, and a lesson to be learned. that's next. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive?
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Within walking distance of the terminal. Walk to the airport? Yes, it's perfectly possible when you book Luton Short Term Parking. The car park is right outside the terminal, about two minutes' walk from check-in - there's no need to catch a transfer bus. As you drop off your car and stroll across, the only thing lower than your blood pressure will be the price.
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There are no height restrictions, but the car park cannot accept large vehicles, for example lorries.
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1. The scenes for 4 Privet Drive were originally shot on an actual street. They only ended up making houses because they didn't have access to the house for reshoots.
2. The graphics team hand-wrote thousand of letters but then found out that they were too heavy for the owls, so they had to make them again.
3. Even then it took the owls six months to learn how to carry them.
4. The doors at Gringotts actually work, it took three months to make the door they used for Bellatrix's vault.
5. There were over 20,000 packages and goods in the windows of Diagon Alley.
Each was handmade.
6. Crew members used ropes and wrenches to bend and twist the set once it was fully assembled to give it that whimsical look.
7. Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson didn't see the Great Hall until they filmed the Sorting Hat scene.
That shock and aw was real.
8. There were actually two murals on each end of the Great Hall.
They were painted to look faded so they were hard to see on camera.
9. There was only one staircase built for the movies.
The rest were multiplied digitally.
10. Many of the portraits in Hogwarts were based on cast and crew. For example, this is production designer Stuart Craig.
Director Chris Columbus didn't want a portrait in the film. So, the art department made him one off-screen as a surprise.
11. Hagrid's beard was made of six different hair pieces.
12. And things got stuck in it all the time, including live bats.
13. There are two Hagrid's hut sets.
One is oversize with oversize props so that the actors would look small and the other is normal size so that the actor that played Hagrid would look like a half giant.
14. The crew hired baby ostriches to sit in the baskets at Hagrid's but by the time they came they were too big to fit.
15. There were over 588 sets built for the eight movies.
Some are still standing and some were only built to be used for a few minutes at a time.
16. There are over 1,000 bottles in the Potions classroom.
Each was labeled and filled with something different even if they were so small you couldn't see them.
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Cast favorites: carrot and coriander.
18. Most books in Dumbledore's office are phone books that have been rebound and covered in dust.
19. The Gryffindor sword was a real sword that was purchased at an auction.
The designers then spent weeks looking through research on medieval swords to create the perfect look.
20. The Horcruxes were designed by props concept artist Miraphora Mina, whose experience was rooted in her mother's work as a jeweler.
21. The hands on the Weasley's clock are actually scissors with photos of the actors pasted into their handles.
The prop masters purchased a vintage grandfather clock before taking it apart.
22. All the furniture placed in the front towers in the Ministry of Magic was made out of cardboard.
Real furniture would have been too heavy and broken through the floor.
23. Over 40 kittens were brought in for a "kitten photo shoot" to be featured in the dishes in Umbridge's office.
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24. The Knight Bus was so top heavy that 4 tons of weight had to be added to the bottom so it didn't fall over.
A whole neighborhood of London was then shut down so that they could film the Knight Bus scenes for a little over a week. The bus was so tall that it couldn't pass on any bridges.
25. Each wizard chess piece weighed almost 500 pounds.
26. There were 60 types of goblins made.
27. Dobby's ears were based on an art department dog named Max that used to sit under the designers' desks.
28. Every exterior shot of Hogwarts was made using this model. It took seven months and 40 people to make it.
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This is a "first draft" model for the above model.
30. They used salt for snow.
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31. And every single shingle was laid by hand.
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Editorial: An open and (mostly) shut case
During a Google+ "Fireside" Hangout a year ago, President Obama claimed, "This is the most transparent administration in history." Moreover, he said, "I can document that this is the case."
Well, the Associated Press just released its own independent analysis, timed to coincide with Sunshine Week, when news organizations promote open government and freedom of information. AP's findings do not jibe with President Obama's claims.
"More often than ever," the news service reported, "the administration censored government files or outright denied access to them last year under the Freedom of Information Act, cited more legal exceptions it said justified withholding materials and refused a record number of times to turn over files quickly that might be especially newsworthy."
Of 704,394 requests for information last year, by journalists, businesses, organizations and private citizens, the Obama administration either censored documents it turned over or fully denied access to the requested material in 36 percent of cases.
In another 29 percent of cases, the administration failed to fulfill document requests for such reasons as, it couldn't find the document or the person requesting the document refused to pay for copies or the government deemed the request unreasonable or improper.
By our accounting, that suggests the Obama administration was less than transparent 65 percent of the time.
In answer to an online question during his Google+ Hangout, Mr. Obama said, rightly, "It's not sufficient for citizens to just take my word that we're doing the right thing."
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