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fruit juices, milk shakes and alcohol are exempt. maybe we need more bans to stay healthy. some of the bad food tastes too good to resist. thanks for watching. you are looking at the middle east on the edge right now. these are the streets of cairo. not far from the u.s. embassy where the crisis i getting worse tonight. another night of protest after a day that saw hundreds of injuries among police and protesters. i am wolf blitzer in for piers morgan. demonstrations across the region from iran and iraq to gaza, to yemen, to libya and morocco, a wave of anti-american anger that has cost the lives of ambassador chris stevens and three other americans, two of them former u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. meanwhile, president obama spoke out about all of this on the campaign trail today. people around the world, i
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want people to hear me, to all those who would do us harm, no act of terror will go unpunished. it will not dim the light of the values that we proudly present to the rest of the world. no act of violence shakes the resolve of the united states of america. >> secretary of state, hillary clinton, tonight paid tribute to the two security personnel killed alongside ambassador chris stevens. tyrone wood and glen dougherty. she said, this violence should shock people of all faiths and traditions. people of conscience and good will every we are must stand together against violence, hate and division. we have two reporters covering this story for us. arwa damon is in tripoli. ben wedeman is in cairo.
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let me go to arwa. you are in benghazi for us right now. what's the scene like there? >> well, everyone we have been speaking to and i literally just landed here two hours ago, is incredibly distraught of what took place. they are in utter shock and want to make clear how anguished they are over what transpired. they want the world to know, this is not libya or an action that was supported by the vast majority of libyans. this most certainly is not why they want revolution. many of them reiterated against the fact that they expect them to the united states to nato for their aid. that being said, all of them want to see their government disarm with these gangs that are roaming about with basically pure impunity.
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some of these gangs are remnants of the revolutionary forces that were established during the fighting that took place that has been robust to lay down their weapons for a variety of reasons. some are more extremists and they emerge from these evolution nary forces. this brings to light the sinister -- but outside of the authority of the government itself. the realization here very much that this is not the path they want the nation to go on, the government must prove itself to the people by bringing these individuals to justice, by taking these weapons off the street but, again, wolf, not a lot of space at this point that the government is going to be able to accomplish that. >> arwa damon on the scene for for in benghazi. please be careful over there. ben wedeman is in cairo right now. they are getting ready for friday morning prayers. ben, set the scene for us. what's going on right now? >> reporter: well, it is 3:00 in the morning here, wolf.
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the clashes continue between the protesters outside the american embassy. at this point, they are about 300 yards away from the embassy kept at bay by the egyptian security forces. it appears that this is going to go on all night. now, of course, friday after prayers, the muslim brotherhood is organizing nationwide protests. they are stressing that those protests will be peaceful and away from the u.s. embassy, away from tahrir square. it is difficult to really be assured that the protests will not continue outside the embassy and grow larger, given that it is friday. given that it is the weekend. after the friday prayers. so we can, i think, continue to see more of this and probably tomorrow the protests will be larger and the brotherhood will be challenged to try to keep them away from the embassy, away from this flash point area in the center of cairo.
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wolf? >> i am really worried about those american diplomates and other personnel working ott at that u.s. embassy. ben, please be careful as well. the turmoil in the middle east has put the focus on the middle east, joining us, mitt romney's senior adviser. i couldn't help but notice the tone of mitt romney today in terms of his criticism of the administration of the president, much more muted than it was yesterday. a deliberate shift? >> i think his overall critique is the same. there as been a lot of uncertainty and mixed messages sent throughout the region. the region is in the midst of turmoil. awful news about the other americans that were killed in the last 24 hours. and, you know, you look at where iran is headed with the nuclear program, syria up in flames. you look at what's happening in tunisia, morocco, egypt, libya. >> i thought today mitt romney
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thought because of this escalating violence and the potential, approaching friday morning prayers in the muslim world. it is not a good time necessarily to hammer away as he did the day before. >> he had a very specific criticism, which was he was strongly critical of the statement that was put out by the administration, via the administration. >> after the administration withdrew that statement, why did he have to double down the next morning after we knew the american ambassador and three other americans were killed? >> at the time the initial statement went out, we knew there had been violence. the embassy in cairo had reissued the statement via social networks. it was still a point of disagreement. >> the white house had distanced themselves by the next day from the cairo embassy statement. he was disavowing the statement too. he was getting a lot of criticism. i think it was fair to point out there were major differences between the administration and governor romney on our overall
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approach at the middle east, which was the nub of his criticism. >> do you have any criticism of the way the president has behaved, reacted since this crisis and the killing of the american ambassador has unfolded. deploying naval ships to libya and the statements he has made. >> you have to take a step back. we can get bogged down in the minute to minute developments and take a step back and say, what's going on in the region and how did it happen? over the last few years, president obama has reached out to the region and thought he was going to make all the extremists fall in love with him and be charmed by him and his presidency. we have sent mixed messages in terms of how we deploy our power, our influence. the message we send to friends and allies. our allies think we are a little less reliable. our adversaries think we should be tested. what we have seen in the last three days is a product of policies that have been building over the last three years. that basic criticism is still intact.
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>> we did see that mitt romney stepped back today from that. yesterday, he didn't. the question is, was that a mistake? >> wolf, he made a criticism about a statement that came out of the u.s. embassy in cairo. the white house eventually criticized thastatement. they disavowed that statement as well. so the idea he was under some sort of fair criticism is unfair. he disavowed a statement. the white house disavowed a statement. ultimately, one could argue on that particular issue, they were ultimately on the same page. >> the argument is that at a time of national crisis and this is a crisis that could escalate in the region, maybe it is better to put politics aside a little bit, as ronald reagan used to do. >> first of all, this is a national crisis. we need to speak together with one another and try to come up with solutions about how to deal with this crisis. it is a real crisis. the idea that we can not have a national conversation about differences. just last week at the democratic convention, there were whole
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prime time addresses dedicated to criticizing governor romney for things he said about foreign policy while our fighting men and women are fighting in after dwan stan. the same was true in the 2008 election when our men and women were fighting in iraq. there were criticisms made in the context of the can tame. one could understand in the context of a presidential campaign when we are dealing with weighty national issues, we should be able to have a discussion. >> there will be one focused on foreign policy as you well know. does mitt romney support continuing more than $1 billion a year in military and economic assistance to egypt? >> much more. it is over $1 billion in military aide and then a quarter of a billion in military aide he believes we should take a close look at conditioning that aide based on egypt being a responsible player in the region. what does that mean? is it maintaining its commitments and its peace treat with israel? is it protecting minority rights in egypt?
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is it being supportive of democratic institutions and institutions of civil society? is it being a constructive actor in the region? there are big questions on all those fronts as it relates to egypt since president morsi has taken over. he believes that our aid to egypt should be conditioned on answers to those questions. >> a new poll shows when it comes to foreign policy, president obama gets 54% and romney gets 42%. you are a foreign policy to mitt romney. he is not doing so well. >> this is not about polls or politics. there are clear differences between barack obama and mitt romney on a range of national security and foreign policy issues. governor romney feels strongly about it. he believes that america's position in the world is weaker today than january of 2009. if you look at events over the last few days, they il lut straight how much day os there is in themile east and the world the government is going to have a discussion with the president.
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>> romney will get classified national security briefings from the administration starting next week. >> i am not going to comment on the briefings. it is a tradition for the nominees, the vice presidential and presidential nominees to receive classified briefings. >> once they are the official nominees. when i met with mitt romney in jerusalem, he told me he was looking forward to getting those briefings. >> dan, thanks so much. president obama took a stern note out on the campaign trail today. >> we see on our televisions that there are still threats to the world -- in the world. we have to remain vigilant. we have to be relentless in pursuing those that attacked us. as long as i am commander in chief, we will stain the strongest military the world has known. >> tim roamer, a former policy adviser to the campaign and a member of congress formerly from india.
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mr. ambassador, thanks for coming in. >> nice to see you. thanks for having me back. >> good to have you here. i want you to respond to what mitt romney told george is stephanopoulous today. he was reacting to the criticism he received from president obama. >> what i said was exactly the same conclusion the white house reached, which was that the statement was inappropriate. that's why they backed away from it as well. >> they didn't say it was showing sympathy for the attackers. >> i think it was not directly applicable and appropriate for the setting. i think it should have been taken down. apparently, the white house felt the same way. >> no direct response when the president says, you shoot first and aim later. >> this is politics. i am not going to worry about the campaign. >> you accept his explanation of why he initially criticized the obama administration? >> well, wolf, look, you wish that for 24 hours or 48 hours, people wouldn't seize on politics, that there would be a moment for prayer, reflection,
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strong action by the commander in chief and america comes together, rather than looking at polling numbers and trying to seize an opportunity. we didn't do that after 9/11. we didn't point fingers at a mayor or president. we came together in unity. you can score political points two or three days later. it shouldn't be bouncing on things in today's environment, whether you are a republican or democrat, let's be unified as americans. >> national security is a huge issue out there. this is a presidential race. you want to make sure the commander in chief, whether it is president obama or mitt romney, is qualified. what's wrong with candidates arguing over national security? >> i don't think there is a problem with arguing about national security. we are going to have presidential debates. there is a time to talk about national security. i think what the last 48 hours has shown, wolf, is that primarily, i come from the midwest. primarily, this election is going to be about jobs. but i think it is also going to be about judgment.
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it is going to be the judgment of theommander in chief. i think the last of three years, the president has been steady, decisive and strong. i think the last 48 hours have not shown these kind of qualities from governor romney. >> you listen to dan senor, this president has not been decisive, has not been strong. the argument being that u.s. national security interests, especially in the middle east have been undermined because of his alleged weakness. >> let's look at the facts. we will hear that in campaigns. the president said in a debate and he was roundly criticized for it in 2008 that if he had a chance to get osama bin laden, even if he found him in another country in pakistan, he would seize that opportunity. >> one final question. you can clarify it for us. yesterday, the president said egypt is not an ally of the united states. today, the state department said, egypt is an ally, a major
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non-nato ally of the united states. who is right, the president or the state department? >> the president, i know, feels that egypt is a partner. he talked, in fact, to president mosri today. egypt needs to be abiding by their treaty with israel and respecting that treaty. i am sure the president talked about the parameters that egypt needs to show to move towards democracy and reflect human rights, to better protect our embassy and cairo and come through with a local police force and troops that will protect our people there. >> as far as i know -- >> he is having talks with leaders all over the world as commander in chief to try to make sure our people are protected overseas.
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>> as far as the state department is concerned, egypt still has that major non-nato ally status, this new government as well. at least the state department. you are a former ambassador. you know the specific designation. israel has that status, australia. i don't know about india. >> as a former ambassador and congressman. i know congress is going to try to weigh in on this too. with $1.6 billion in aid pending, they are going to say, should we suspend parts of it, or withhold parts of it? are they going to abide by their treaty with israel and show real legitimate interest in protecting our embassy. >> the obama and romney campaign agree. >> there are areas of agreement. >> there are areas republicans and democrats can and should work together. >> pleasure, wolf. always great to see you. >> anti-american protests today reaching as far as iraq. is it a sign of more to come? i will speak with that and more with paul bremer, president
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has resulted in the strongest terms and we greatly appreciate that many muslims in the united states and around the world have spoken out on this issue. >> secretary of state, hillary clinton, speaking earlier in the day. certainly, the unrest in the middle east continuing in cairo even as we speak spreading as far as iraq where hundreds of angry protesters flooded the streets today. join us now as paul bremer, the former top u.s. official in iraq. mr. ambassador, thanks for coming in. >> thanks, wolf. >> how worried are you -- starting back in 2003. >> let me say first of all that i send my condolences to my colleagues that served and died in libya and americans tend to forget that there are american diplomates putting their lives on the line all over the world every day. i think we should be concerned.
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what we are seeing now is the spread that started in two countries. today, it moved to three or four more, including iraq, which is quite a ways from north africa. that spread is eerily reminiscent of what we all went through in the late 1970s. >> in iran? >> not just in iran, an ambassador killed in kabul followed by the embassy in islamabad being burned to the ground and the takeover in iran. these things have a way of spreading. they are a mark of the fact that the administration has basically conveyed weakness in this region. weakness always begets trouble. >> what should the administration in your opinion be doing? >> what it should be doing is what they are starting to do now. it took them a while to find their voice. the president in his first rose garden speak said nothing about the attack in egypt. there seems to still be confusion in the administration as to what exactly our relationship with egypt is. the key problem is that the
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people who are opposed to us are islamic extremists. the administration seems to be having its trouble finding its voice to recognize this reality. >> the administration, president obama has approved not only the killing of bin laden, which was a decisive act, as you well know but more drone attacks, these targeted killings of suspected terrorists out there whether in pakistan, afghanistan, yemen and elsewhere, that all of the bush administration combined. isn't that a decisive act? >> yes, but very restricted and very targeted. zt the problem is weakness towards states. >> the economic sanctions and the diplomatic sanctions are really -- the people in iran are really feeling these economic sanctions. we are trying to persuade one person ayatollah mamani to stop his program, which he hasn't. we are not doing them to hurt the iranian people.
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we are doing them to stop the international atomic energy -- >> the covert operations against iran. they have been pretty decisive. >> they have not stopped the nuclear -- >> they haven't stopped it but they have set it back. >> wolf, you can make all the arguments you want about it but the pervasive view in this region, as we have seen with these attacks is that we are weak. the administration has unwisely pulled our forces all out of iraq. we have very little influence there. they pulled them all out. they had an opportunity to keep them there this year and they didn't. >> the iraqis said they didn't want them. >> the administration made it clear they didn't want it. >> the iraqis said they weren't going to give immunity to u.s. military personnel. >> there was a deal to be made. they didn't make it. then werks are fighting for the
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first time i am aware of on a war on our own self-imposed deadline in afghanistan. this part of the world understands strength and is very quick at receiving weakness. we wouldn't have people going over walls if there wasn't a sense american was withdrawing and making ourselves look weak. these are consequences. that's what happens when you look weak. >> was the arab spring in your opinion worth it. is the u.s. potentially better off following the removal of gadhafi in libya, mubarak in egypt and what's going on potentially in syria, bashar al assad? is the u.s. better off with these dictators gone or better off before? >> we are better off with them gone. i think president bush is the person who said first, we spent 40 years in this region with a policy that said, basically, we prefer stability to change.
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i think the president correctly saw and obama has embraced it as well that change is in our long-term interest. it was always going to be difficult. it was never going to be -- now, the dictators are gone and now we have the bright light of democracy there. one of the things this shows, particularly in libya, is how unresolved the consequences of the arab spring still are. there is a lot of work still to be done. arguably, the u.s. steak in egypt is more important than in libya. >> i agree. it is. >> nice to be with you again. many could go up, what the anti-american fervor in the anti-american fervor in the middle east could mean for the race for the white house. is this a turning point in the campaign? stay with us.
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>> a somewhat subdued mitt romney on the campaign trail today that after he drew some heated criticism for blasting president obama in the wake of the deaths of the u.s. ambassador, chris stevens in libya and three other americans as well. is this a turning point in the campaign? joining us douglas brinkly and gloria borger. clearly, gloria, a change in tone today as opposed to yesterday. how important is this for mitt romney? >> this is an important moment for mitt romney. i still believe this election is going to be about the economy, wolf. it is not going to be about foreign policy. i think that there are lots of republicans also, including democrats, that believe that mitt romney was too quick to speak, too quick to criticize. he criticized a statement that was issued by the state department and the embassy, not by president obama and took that as president obama apologizing.
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people say, you know what, he should have waited a little bit. i think it gave the president an opening to use against him. by the way, there is a real issue of our policy post arab spring, particularly with egypt. what mitt romney did was create political show when he could have taken a serious issue to president obama and will do in the future. >> that was issued by one official at the u.s. embassy in cairo that was quickly disavowed. >> doug, how common is it for the challenger, the nonincumbent, the candidate, to be this aggressive in reacting to a foreign policy issue like mitt romney did this week? >> i think it is really quite unique. it tells we are living in this speed age of twitter feeds every minute, that you constantly want to respond. you don't want to get behind the new cycle and some mitt romney clearly spoke too soon. his comments seem very churlish.
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it hasn't been very well received. he has -- mitt romney now has a foreign policy deficit. he bungled going to london at the time of the. >> larry: he is going to have a chance in one of the debates to focus completely on foreign policy. if i were the romney campaign, i would start surrounding him by some foreign policy adults. they have a great talent on the gop side of veterans like james baker, robert gates, people to consult and be seen wi. they should be getting op eds out there about what romney foreign policy is. right now, it seems quite incoherent, except he is a hostage of the right wing. anybody obama does is wrong. he overstepped the bounds in my opinion when he the president seemed to be siding with the terrorists. >> are they expressing any
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regret with this? >> they are not. they believe they are being criticized for criticizing exactly the same thing that president obama ended up disavowing. what it makes it look like is that they are trying to pick a fight here with president obama on foreign policy. and that they were looking for something and this was out there and they did it and they acted too quickly. >> in these elections, as you know, doug, we often hear about it in october. right now, this is sort of a september surprise. is this likely to have a huge impact come november 6th? >> well, you toe, wolf, imagine if barack obama had not gotten osama bin laden and gadhafi.
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the killing of those two terrorists gives him a kind of foreign policy credential is obama's egyptian policy working? egypt is a great friend. anwar sadat has been our great friend. as cnn is reporting so well, this is an ongoing story. we don't know what is going to be happening tomorrow. it is a scary situation, not just in libya or egypt but places like yemen. >> as jimmy carter learned in the 1980 race against ronald reagan, gloria, you well remember, the escalating violence in iran and elsewhere eventually hurt him badly. >> of course. that's the real problem. there is a real legislative issue on the table. we have negotiated a billion dollar loan forgiveness for
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there are new questions about the film that triggered the outrage in the arab world and the controversial decision to sensor it and take it down in youtube. joining us, jeff, let's start with you. censorship is an important issue. here is a statement that was put out from youtube. we work hard to create a community everyone can enjoy and which enables people to express different opinions. this can be a challenge. what's okay in one skunt tri can be offensive elsewhere. this video, which is widely available in the web and is clearly within our guidelines. it will stay on youtube. given the very difficult
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situation in libya and egypt, we have temporarily restricted access in both countries. our hearts are with the families of the people murdered in tuesday's attack in libya. jeff, what do you think about this? >> i understand google's position and why they did this. they set themselves a terrible precedent. we can not live in ray society where anything that has to offend anybody can be taken down. google cannot put themselves in a position to cleanse the society for our protection. the basic truth is that this video is cheesy, horrible, stupid product of trolls. it was then exploited by murdererous trolls who wanted to do this. we have to get in the position where we stop paying attention to this jung. >> i think you should at least link to it on youtube. we on the internet have learned that you don't feel the trolls. trolls are people who come on and intend to cause difficulty
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and get a rise out of you. people in the middle east were looking for an excuse to do the same. we become dupes of that process. the more we are feeding this process of the trolls and the trolls. there are those in the world that think you should control speech. we in america don't believe that. we believe in free speech, good speech and noxious speech. i don't want to see us in a position where we think it should be controlled. did mitt romney make a big mistake when he called out the president over the initial statement? i am not sure he made a huge mistake. a lot of the folks in both
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parties thought it was a mistake to make a statement before the facts were clear. he made a statement from this tweet to the cairo administration that the administration then said was a mistake and it was then deleted referring to the death of a consulate official. we didn't know the ambassador had been killed. i think people were surprised he jumped out like that. >> what do you think, rick? >> what do you think? it was not necessarily a mistake, right? ben called it jumping out. the simple fact is that the cairo embassy issued a statement not approved by hillary clinton. she looked at the statement and said, no, this is a weak statement. it should not go out. it went out anyway. fifteen hours later, mitt romney decides this violence is escalating.
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it is getting out of hand. he says something. the press of the united states, president obama, doesn't say anything for 15 hours. when he does say something, his first words are to chastise mitt romney. i don't think you should be characterizing this as jumping out in front. >> i think it is sort of odd that you are blaming and saying this statement from the cairo embassy was the fault of the president of the united states but not the fault of the secretary of state. i understand there is this thing of positioning hillary clinton against president obama. >> that's not what i am saying. first of all, if you are the president of the united states, you have to own up to the fact of escalating and developing violence. for 15 hours, nothing is being said. i think that we are missing one point here. when the white house is silent, that's a weak message. silence and a lack of a message is really a problem. i think that's what mitt romney was saying, 15 hours later. >> some people may think that
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mitt romney jumped out after 15 hours. i actually think that we should have an american president who absolutely sees developing problems and says, i am going to enter the situation and try to calm it down. i don't think it is too much wolf, to say, if the president of the united states would have jumped in early and said something -- >> rick, how would he calm it down? you use the bully pulpit. by asking that question, there is a sense in that question that the american presidency doesn't have power or the white house doesn't have power. >> i just said i think we should be paying less attention to these kind of behaviors and activities. at the same time, you are saying that the president's silence increased the violence. what is he going to say? don't make people angry. i don't understand what you are suggesting he should have done. >> let me be clear. first of all, i agree with you that some stupid movie should not be an issue.
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if you look at what aljazir is saying in the region, they are saying this movie had nothing to do with this violence. to answer your question, the president of the united states can immediately come out and call upon the egyptian government to calm the situation down, call on the pro he testers to remember a variety of different points. you find a way to utilize the bully pulpit faster 15 hours later. >> if only rick were romney's spokesman. i think what rick said just now made a lot of since. it isn't exactly what romney said. >> hold on for one moment. we are going to continue this conversation. the candidates are neck in neck in several swing states. when we come back, we will talk about whether or not what has happened in the last 48 hours will change any of that. stay with us. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i just finished a bowl of your new light chicken pot pie soup and it's so rich and creamy...
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ones where barack obama reluctantly or very jubilantly supported the revolution, is a real foreign policy debate republicans are trying to have. to some extent, where they are leaning, who lost egypt, who lost libya, and the problem, it will only go so far. neither party will advocate for american intervention, because that's so unpopular right now. >> rick, if you look at the polls, southeast especially since both conventions, especially since democratic convention there, is clearly a bounce for obama polls that nbc news and "wall street journal" came out today. three critical battleground states. in ohio, obama 50%, romney, 43%. look at this. virginia, 49% for obama. 44% for romney. that's florida. but same in virginia. 49/44. three battleground states. romney needs these three states
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if he's going to be elected. how worried are you right now that he's just not doing well? >> well, i think if you believe the polls, you would be worried, and certainly we have work to do. we've got a long way to go. but i think the lesson here, if you get the policy right, the politics will follow. let me give you an example. when barack obama decided that we were going to go in and help the french and nato to do something about libya the saying goes, if you break it, you own it. and i was talking to some folks today inside the state department and they told me that the security firm, it's called academy, the formally known firm of blackwater. academy was actually set to go in and provide security for the ambassador in libya. they have been waiting. they've done some preliminary evaluations, but for two months, they have been waiting while the state department decides to get the paperwork right.
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so we really got to look i think at the security situation in libya, what's going on in egypt, what has the obama administration been doing to get the policy right. because once you get the policy right, i think the politics will follow. >> let me bring jeff in. what grade would you give what we call the mainstream media on the way we've handled the past 48 hours or so, this crisis that's exploding in egypt, in libya, yemen now, maybe other countries? >> i think we've just proven we cannot resist getting back to the horse race, eh? that's where we end up. there's been a lot of rushing to try to figure out what's really going on here with the video. but i come back to this idea what we're seeing is, and hillary clinton said it, a small and savage bunch, causing this in countries and john mccain has perhaps sounded the most presidential of anybody, talking about not abandoning the arab bring, not taking the moment if it's a loss or very difficult fight toward democracy.
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As I had initially mentioned, I had planned to make Harley Quinn for "Double" prompt of Inktober. But, I made her for Bottle and I had to think of someone else.
So, here we have Jean Grey and Dark Phoenix as a double sketch.
After the end of October, my motivation had gone down. But I forced myself out of my stubbornness and completed another sketch.

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Future Food
Reporter: Jackie Quist
Its called the Candwich -- a sandwich in a can - and it's set to become the world's latest fast food fad. It's the brainchild of Utah businessman Mark Kirkland. "Its just a good peanut butter and jelly sandwich and a year from now, you can open this can it will still be fresh and soft", Mark said.
"Right now we've got peanut butter and jelly; a strawberry and a grape; we'll have a pepperoni pizza; BBQ chicken; BBQ beef; French toast and we're coming out with a cinnamon roll with a choc drizzle to put on it", he added. All perfectly edible at a year old. "You remove the oxygen from the packaging -- with the packaging there's an oxygen absorber in the container in the can -- you control the ph levels, you control the water levels and that's done with the recipes. So controlling those things no organism can grow if you do it properly", Mark said.
Candwiches don't even require refrigeration, they can roll around your car for months and they're headed down under, fitting neatly into a vending machine near you. "I have requests for them right now, so we will be shipping samples probably the first part of September and hopefully be on sale in there before the end of the year", Mark said. Weird and whacky - yes; unusual -- not any more. These days cans give birth to whole chickens and who could stomach a canned cheeseburger -- simply boil and eat. "Canning has come a long way", said Scott Martin. And Scott should know -- he's the local face of Spam. ..After 73 years Spam is as popular as ever, reaping $7 billion a year in the USA and $20 million in Australia. Manufacturer Hormel are now looking to the future. "The shoppers do love the pouches, they represent a good option to the cans", Scot said.
Slow cooked and sealed, everyone from Jessica Watson to Disneyworld revellers enjoy lamb shanks in a bag -- no refrigeration necessary and good for up to 18 months, this kind of long-life, shelf stable food is increasing in popularity. So, who better to test the foods of the future than the chefs of tomorrow. At the William Angliss Institute Chef Scott Cavanagh and his cookery students put these latest culinary offerings through their paces -- powdered potato, canned pie, canned chicken, and the latest product on offer, powdered eggs. "The only product I'd personally use is the egg powder. Replacement egg just looks like its been dehydrated re-constituted and that's what we used to make the cupcakes. The texture the finish was pretty much what we'd expect to see normally", Scott said.
Its all about longevity and convenience -- from powdered wine and beer to spraying cheese from a can. Mark Kirkland says these products won't replace fresh food, but they do have a legitimate place in the market. "Our first big order is already from a charity who wants to use it for children's nutrition and also for disaster relief. There's some great packaging out there and I think it will only get better", Mark said. One question remains -- can we expect a vegemite candwich? "I've not tasted vegemite but if it can be made shelf stable which I'm sure it can, we will make a vegemite candwich", Mark said.


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Friday, November 23, 2007
Daily with De Sales: 11/23/07
Above everything else, you must procure tranquility of spirit, not only because it is the mother of contentment but because it is the daughter of the love of God. Occasions to practice this virtue crop up daily; wherever we are, we will never be free of contradictions, and when they do no come fro others we initiate them ourselves. Oh, how holy and pleasing in the eyes of the Lord we will be if only we know how to make good use of the occasions of mortifying ourselves, using all that our vocation presents us with!
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The Word On Fire – Fr. Robert Barron's internet site offers many interesting insights into all things Catholic. Fr. Barron has a full library of homilies that he has prepared and we will be featuring a link here to his 15 minute reflections on this week's readings.
This Sunday: "In both the prophet Isaiah and the Gospel of Matthew, we find the image of the vineyard as a symbol of Israel. As Jesus develops this image, we see both the glory and the tragedy of Israel-as well as the promise that the church will emerge as the bearer of the God of Israel to the nations.. …."
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Fr. Scott Lewis
Fr. Scott Lewis is an associate professor of New Testament at Regis College in Toronto. Each week Fr. Lewis writes a short reflection on the upcoming readings in the Catholic Register.
This Sunday: "The prophets of Israel were never easy on the nation — especially the political and religious authorities. Using parables, metaphors, violent language and strange symbolic behaviour they attempted to shock the nation out of its self-delusion and back onto the path of God. They rarely softened or tailored their message and they had a harsh but on-target expression for those who did: false prophets. Today we might call such prophecy "tough love" — there are times when nothing else will suffice. . .. "
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Fr. Greg Friedman
Sunday Soundbites is a weekly, 90-second radio homily based on the Sunday readings, written and read by Fr. Greg Friedman, O.F.M. Sunday Soundbites is also heard on Catholic radio stations around the country.
This Sunday: "If the Sacred Scriptures have a favorite image—today's Sunday Mass readings have it: a beautiful vineyard. Hello, I'm Franciscan Father Greg Friedman, with the "Sunday Soundbite" for the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time. …"
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Domeni Café is a project featuring Domeni, a species of food kemonomimis and gijinkas.
Domeni Café features Domeni, as well as their companion species, the Spice Balls.
Domeni Café involves collecting Domeni with a variety of ingredients. Ingredients can be collected from a Domeni once a day and used in Mystery Cooking to get a new Domeni. Once levels are earned through art, Domeni can be equipped with Spice Balls - one at level 2, two at level 8, and three at level 20.
Domeni have 4 stats which determine various things about them. Currently, only Production is used. Each stat is assigned a random value between 10 and 20 when the Domeni is created, and increases with levels.
- Cooking currently has no effect, but is planned to affect Mystery Cooking.
- Speed currently has no effect.
- Production determines how many ingredients are obtained from the ingredient collection.
- Charm currently has no effect.
Domeni Café is planned to have one mini-game, Domeni Kitchen. This mini game is planned to be set in a variety of restaurant settings, and involve cooking food with the ingredients Domeni produce.


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K-Klass are responsible for some of the biggest dance tracks ever made. For over quarter of a century they have rocked dance floors and live gigs without fail, racking up no fewer than 5 UK top 40 hits and a GRAMMY Nomination along the way. That combined with a remix Hit List to die for, including Janet Jackson, Whitney Houston, Lisa Stansfield, New Order, Bobby Brown, Rihanna and many, many more all adding up to millions of sales/Internet views world wide.
Meeting in 1988, in the Legendary Manchester club, the Hacienda, K-Klass soon teamed up with vocalist Bobbi Depasois (who they work with to this day). Hits such as "Rhythm is a Mystery" and "Let Me Show You" soon followed. In the early days the group were best known for their live performances, notching up over 300 full live shows. They cut their teeth playing live at huge raves as well as iconic clubs such as The Hacienda, Cream, Ministry of Sound and many others. Offers of remix and production work followed the hit records. In 1995 K-Klass won the International Dance Awards Remixer Of The Year Award, then followed that in 2002 with a GRAMMY Nomination. The 44th annual Grammy's saw K-Klass nominated as the first UK artist ever in the best remix category.
To this day K-Klass continue to rock dance floors across the UK and world wide. Showcasing both upfront and classic house music in their sets. Alongside DJ ing live, K-Klass also syndicate a monthly "Klass Action" Radio show to over 100 fm/internet stations worldwide.
Klass Action, K-Klass' record label was set up in 2012 alongside former Stealth records label manager Bas Jansen. So far the label has scored successful top 10 releases on both major dance music download stores Beatport & Traxsource working alongside Todd Terry, Jorge Montia, Benny Royal, Martijn Ten Velden, Sonny Wharton and Futuristic Polar Bears, as well as including their own remake of K-Klass – Let Me Show You 2015.
2013 Saw K-Klass celebrate 25 years in the business. This was marked by the release of the hugely successful K-Klass 25 album and tour, showcasing 25 years of the band's work. The album went top 10 on iTunes Dance and reached No. 8 in the HMV Physical sales chart.
2015 also saw K-Klass take the full live band back on the road with a series of very successful live shows that included the Beat-Herder Festival, Bowlers Arena, Manchester and Air Festival, Bournemouth amongst others. The K-Klass Live band includes Davos (keys) and Pav (percussion) who join Bobbi, Russ and Paul on stage to make it a truly live affair.
K-Klass continue to evolve and move forward and 2016 looks set to be another big year. Cream approached Paul & Russ to curate and DJ the Cream Classics show alongside the Royal Liverpool Philamonic Orchestra at the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool which will include K-Klass vocalist Bobbi Depasois performing some of Cream's biggest dancefloor tracks.
Studio wise K-Klass have been working on a lot of new material and will look to release a album of new material later in the year.
With DJ dates and live shows confirmed for 2016 that include Creamfields, Hacienda tour dates, Clockwork Orange London, Q-Club Birmingham, Coloursfest Glasgow as well as many other UK tour dates and with shows confirmed for Ibiza, Dubai and Marbella, the K-Klass story will continue…


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3 Reasons Why You're not Losing Weight
Let me get straight to the point.
3 reasons why you may not be losing weight?
1) Your age and slowing metabolism
2) Your body adaptation to your current workout
3) Your missing "HIIT"/ plyometrics movements
I don't know about you, but when I turned 40 it felt like everything just slowed down. (OMG!)
I would lift weights, do cardio and […]


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A Little Bit About My Town: Vero Beach, Florida
Vero Beach is an upscale, yet low-key East coast town in Florida with gorgeous beaches. It spends half of its time welcoming snowbirds and half enjoying the fact that they are gone. Vero Beach is a popular eco-tourism destination. It has many land development restrictions so it still has a retro feel that is intentional. I love living in Vero Beach because of the awesome things there are to do as well as the close proximity to other major Florida cities.
Our Biggest Employer in Vero Beach
Piper Aircraft is the largest employer in Vero Beach. Piper produces aircraft parts, and offer flight lessons. From my house, I can hear dozens of planes from the flight school as well as chartered flights, daily. Tours at Piper Aircraft are given Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10 AM-1 PM. Many of our snowbirds arrive in private planes at Vero's Regional Airport, which also offers direct flights to New York City.
Historic Dodgertown and More
The LA Dodgers made Vero Beach their home for spring baseball training from the years 1948 to 2008. Today, the 79-acre Dodgertown complex stands in perfect shape and hosts baseball camps for all ages and concert events. Most other social events in Vero take place on the Indian River County Fairgrounds, Ocean Boulevard, or at Riverside Park. Pet owners Vero Beach have their very own off-leash dog park on Indian River Drive.
Shopping and Staying in Vero Beach
Ocean Boulevard, which runs parallel to the Atlantic Ocean, is lined with designer apparel and other boutique shopping as well as a few local restaurants. The shops are adorned with gorgeous home accents, stylish and classic clothing, high-end shoes, and gifts, but I warn you; they are pricey. My favorite beachside stores include the J M Stringer Gallery of Fine Art, Lazy Daisy, and A Pampered Life. Vero Beach is also home to the Vero Beach Outlets, a fine set of discount stores located near I-95 with Williams Sonoma, Coach, and Columbia Sportswear stores, only three of the 50 or more stores available. Major hotels in the area include the Vero Beach Hotel, with a noteworthy happy hour and menu, and Coste d' Este, owned by the amazing Gloria Estefan. They are both stellar beachfront hotels.
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A Dose of Culture and Nature
Nature lovers will enjoy a visit to our McKee Botanical Gardens or feeding the manatees at the north side of the Vero Beach power plant. For the more cultured visitor, I recommend the Riverside Theatre (I volunteer there!) for one of their 6 off-Broadway shows during the season or the bi-monthly Comedy Club that bills top name entertainment and packs people in from miles around. The Vero Beach Museum of Art is right around the corner as well with beautiful exhibits, art classes, and rotating galleries.
Hungry For Good Eats?
Dining options are plentiful in Vero Beach. For breakfast, my picks are Mulligans Beach House (oceanfront dining), Baci (the best breakfast), or Lemon Tree, on Ocean Boulevard. For lunch, I love eating al fresco at Waldo's Waterfront Grill, in the historic and funky Driftwood Hotel. Try the Traveler's Shrimp with a variety of coconut, fried, and stuffed shrimp with Monterey jack cheese. Suggested dinner options include the Ocean Grill for an expensive and delicious classic meal, The Crab Stop (best seafood in town!), Nino's on the Beach for Italian fare (I recommend the Cannelloni- it is perfect!), or Johnny D's for quick eats such as a Chicken Caesar Salad or brick oven pizzas. Other eateries to try include Classic Cupcakes, Kilted Mermaid, and Kata, for original Asian dishes and sushi.
A Bonus Offering
Vero Beach is home to the Disney's Vero Beach Resort, which is a Disney vacation club timeshare or private pay vacation destination that is open to the public for spa treatments and dining. The Disney Resort offers a seaside Sunday brunch and a Pirate character dining Monday nights with a bounty of barbecue items along with Pirate Goofy and Donald. The spa at the Disney Beach Resort is exceptional, offering traditional services as well as some more exotic. My favorite spa technician is Brenda, who does the best deep tissue massage I have ever had. Better yet, Florida residents get a discount!
Outdoor Activities in Vero Beach
If you want to get out and explore Vero's nature options, I recommend kayaking at Round Island Beach Park (I almost always see manatees there). For fishing, try Sebastian Inlet for premier saltwater fishing or the Sebastian River for freshwater fishing. My husband and I enjoy camping only a few minutes outside of Vero Beach at the Sebastian Inlet State Park. it is also a wonderful place for boating or kayaking.
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Famous people from Vero Beach include best-selling author Carl Hiaasen, country music recording artist Jake Owen, and Melody Pittman, writer of this blog. Well, a girl can dream can't she? So if you are looking for a beach vacation, without the stress of big crowds and a hectic pace, you should visit Vero Beach. You may even be lucky enough to find washed up treasure on the shores from the eleven 1715 Spanish Treasure Fleets that were shipwrecked during a hurricane. Thus far only $4.5 million has been recovered on our shores in gold coins.
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What You Need To Look At In Cloud LMS for Medium and Small Enterprises
In the early days, it was very hard for small and medium business to have their own cloud LMS. This was because of the high price that comes with the system. However, in recent times, this is a different story. You can learn on how to use the system online and how to apply it in your business also. After making the decision to use LMS you can train on the internet as this will minimize the cost on your part. It will reduce your cost as you need to purchase less hardware. You don't have to pay for much as you only pay for what you have used. There are no regular charges that were paid by other providers either monthly or annually. As an entrepreneur, you only need to pay for what you are using on the platform at a particular time. With this, you can have your own LMS for your business even when you have a small budget. Setting up a cloud LMS is easy and free you can do it for yourself with your computer. You can set up LMS at your own pace.
On the e-learning platform, you can also train your employees about the system and this goes a long way in saving cost on your part. It is very important to train your employees as the knowledge they gain, will be used back in the business. In the past years, employees training was expensive and it was hard for small companies to afford it. But with a platform where you pay for what you use, it has made things much easier. Cloud LMS is easy to use, you can obtain it with a small budget and time saving as well. This will assist you mostly when training your employees. You do not need to invest unnecessarily as the business is still young and need the money also. You can use the money wisely by investing when and where is needed. You can easily put to order the system using little time. When large companies are working in a time span of six months, you will have it done for you in three weeks if it is a medium business. You may be asking if you will have data security with Cloud LMS. The answer is yes as there are measures already set to make sure that your security is taken care of.
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Math and Literature, Grades 6–8
Math and Literature, Grades 6–8 contains lessons and ideas based on 30 children's literature titles. Children explore mathematical concepts based on lessons derived from titles such as Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, by J. K. Rowling, and Holes, by Louis Sachar. This book includes a reference chart indicating the mathematical concept each lesson covers, such as number, geometry, patterns, algebra, measurement, data analysis, or probability.
Download an at-a-glance chart of children's literature featured in the Math, Literature, and Nonfiction series, listed with grade levels and topics.
Jennifer M. Bay-Williams and Sherri L. Martinie
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Review by Juli Reutter Lenzotti, Denver Public Schools. Reprinted with permission from Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, © 2005 by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. All rights reserved.
Finally, a Math and Literature book for middle school students! This text completes Math Solutions' teaching-mathematics-using children's-literature series begun more than ten years ago.
Math and Literature, Grades 6–8, by Bay-Williams and Martinie is organized in three parts. Part 1 offers lessons based on fourteen different pieces of children's literature. Each lesson includes a short description of the book, an investigation, a mathematics focus, a list of materials needed, and a description of teaching the lesson from the instructor's point of view—showing student work as well as including conversations from individual students and small groups. Part 2—Additional Ideas—offers sixteen lesson ideas minus the student work and classroom discussion. Blackline masters used to teach the lessons are included in part 3.
The Contents Chart is a quick, handy reference listing the Lesson or Additional Idea (book title), author, type of literature, and mathematics content strand (s) addressed in the investigation.
Student work included in the Math and Literature lessons is always a highlight; it supports and clarifies the teacher's narrative. I did wish for the same level of depth (both in teacher narration and student work) in the Additional Ideas section, as well.
Marilyn Burns explains in the introduction that the premise for publishing the Math and Literature series was "that children's books can be effective vehicles for motivating children to think and reason mathematically." This collection of middle school investigations offers exactly that.
Review by Louis Lim, a PhD student in mathematics education at York University in Toronto, Canada. From the April 2006 issue of Education Review. Reproduced with permission from Louis Lim and Education Review.
Math and Literature: Grades 6–8 is part of a series organized by grade bands (others being grades K–1, 2–3, and 4–6) to incorporate literature in the teaching and learning of mathematics. The importance of literature and mathematics is described well by McShea, Vogel, & Yarnevich (2005): "connecting mathematics to literature is an inventive way to capture students' interests, since examples from literature can be used to teach important mathematical concepts in an exciting and innovative manner" (p. 408). Bay-Williams (2005) adds that literature provides a rich context to learn mathematics for deeper understanding.
Making connections is so important that the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) has identified Connections as one of 10 standards for school mathematics. The NCTM's Principles and Standards for School Mathematics (2000) has influenced curriculum policy and textbook writing in North America. In fact, numerous articles pertaining to literature and mathematics have appeared in the NCTM journals, Teaching Children Mathematics and Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, with an entire issue devoted to that topic (April 2005 issue of Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School).
Bay-Williams & Martinie have written a practical and easy-to-read resource for busy "teachers in the trenches". Mathematics has not traditionally been associated with literature and teachers may have learned the subject discipline as drills and memorization, seeking to acquire isolated skills and procedures. What teachers need, I think, are specific instances of literature written for children and young adults (e.g., nonfiction, fiction, poetry), reproducible worksheets, and student exemplars. Further, references cited need to be readily available at major bookstores and libraries. This resource successfully does all that I have just described!
Thirty pieces of literature are referenced. A "Contents Chart" appears at the beginning of the book, listing the title and author of the children's or young adult book, type of literature (nonfiction, fiction, poem), and which of the 5 strands or content areas of mathematics are addressed (number, geometry, patterns/algebra, measurement, data analysis/probability). There are a total of 14 lessons, each consisting of approximately 8 pages, organized as:
- synopsis of title and author of literature, summary of content of the literature piece, and mathematical content addressed
- materials needed
- how to introduce the investigation to the class
- class vignette of students working through the mathematics, follow-up problem, class discussion
- student work samples
The remaining 16 references to literature are each 2 pages, without student exemplars and class vignettes.
I believe that Bay-Williams & Martinie's resource is suitable for grades 6–9 teachers. As a high school mathematics teacher, I enthusiastically identified 6 pieces of literature that I can easily use this semester with my grade 9 applied class:
- Eighteen Flavours, poem by Shel Silverstein, to write an equation for the height of n scoops of ice cream;
- Greedy Triangle, children's fiction by Marilyn Burns, to develop a formula to find the total degrees of the interior angles of a polygon;
- Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, young adult fiction by J. K. Rowling, to determine the measures of central tendency (mean, mode, median) of Hagrid's height and shoulder span. Students also create a scatterplot to explore the relationship between height and shoulder span;
- The Tell-Tale Heart, young adult fiction by Edgar Allan Poe, to construct a graph of volume versus time of a heart beat;
- The Village of Round and Square Houses, children's nonfiction by Ann Grifalconi, to determine which of two houses has more surface area;
- Wilma Unlimited, children's nonfiction by Kathleen Krull, to compare the rates of walking, hopping, and running.
I am thrilled to highly recommend this resource to grades 6–9 mathematics teachers. The resource is affordably priced and provides much needed assistance for teachers such as myself who need support to connect literature and mathematics. I often hear the phrase "all teachers are teachers of literacy". This resource is one giant step to promote literacy in mathematics.
Table of Contents Chart of children's books featured in the series
Math and Literature, Grades 6–8 brings the joy of children's literature to the middle-school math classroom.


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