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GOP Governors Meeting Decidely Upbeat
Listen:Nov. 19, 2009 | Don Gonyea | National Public Radio | 0 comments
The Republican Governors Association is holding its annual meeting this week in Austin, Texas. Thanks to recent election victories in Virginia and New Jersey, Republicans are feeling good again. They plan to use those wins to help the party rebound in 2010.
Mammogram Wars: Experts Feel The Backlash
Listen:Nov. 19, 2009 | Richard Knox | National Public Radio | 0 comments
A firestorm erupted this week after an expert panel released recommendations that yearly mammograms aren't necessary for all women younger than 50. The criticism isn't surprising, given the emotional valence of breast cancer. But not everyone thinks the panel is wrong.
Trying Sept. 11 Suspects In U.S. A Political Gamble
Nov. 19, 2009 | Liz Halloran | National Public Radio | 0 comments
Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to try the alleged Sept. 11 conspirators in federal courts has elicited sharply divided responses from Capitol Hill, the American public and victims' families. Holder says his decision is driven by evidence, not politics.
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N.Y. Times
- U.S. Fears Iraq Development Projects May Go to Waste
- As Iran Stalls on Nuclear Deal, New Sanctions Weighed
- Hacked E-Mails Fuel Climate Change Skeptics
- Students Continue to Protest California Tuition Increases
Washington Post - Nation
- Arrests in Chicago drive home global nature of terrorism threat
- In Fort Hood aftermath, Pentagon opens two reviews
- For a nation with doubts on war, Afghanistan strategy is a conundrum
- Rep. Reyes not under investigation, House panel says
Wall Street Journal - U.S. News
- Army General to Run Fort Hood Probe
- U.S. Enlists Allies in New Surge
- Congress Wants Tighter Oversight of Fed
- Weak Power Demand Dims Outlook
Congressional Quarterly
- Romney Leads In PAC Fundraising
- Ethics Panel Admonishes Burris but Clears Him of Legal Wrongdoing
- Senate Leaders ‘Not Assuming a Thing’ About Health Bill Vote
- Grassley Criticizes Handling of Obama Nominees
CNN.com - U.S.
- Army general defends rules for detainees
- Manslaughter charge against one Blackwater guard dropped
- Oprah ending talk show in 2011
- 'Summers were the worst,' says woman in sex abuse case
MSNBC.com - U.S. News
- Militia movement resurfaces across U.S.
- RV industry no longer running on empty
- Long-term unemployed face dwindling options
- Goldman Sachs on Thanksgiving trash duty
ABC New: U.S.
- Missouri Sex Abuse Case Gets More Grotesque
- Dad: Shaniya's Mom Trafficked Her to Settle Drug Debt
- Another Day, Another Confusing Jolt for Women: Delay Cervical Exams?
- Oprah Winfrey's Bombshell Announcement Prompts Replacement Chatter
FOXNews.com U.S.
- Former Marine Charged in Death of 'Cathouse' Prostitute
- Alaska Senator: USPS to Resume Santa Letter Program
- Hasan to Imam: 'I Can't Wait to Join You' in the Afterlife
- S.C. Jury Finds '3 Hebrew Boys' Guilty of Ponzi Scheme
U.S. News: CBS
- Can a Culture War Manifesto Reach a New Generation of Evangelicals and Catholics?
- Obama Fails to Wow on the World Stage
- Today's Picture: Pakistani Private Schools as Alternatives to Madrassas
- Congress, Pentagon Look for Answers After Fort Hood
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Eric Johnson
Tender Greens
Tender Greens is like your favorite rock band where you want to keep it a secret but also hope for tremendous success. And successful it is. Healthy and tasty salads and veggies, lean cuts of steak, chicken and tuna all served up in a 'fast food' style and price tag - but in a much better environment and quality. The flatiron angus steak with Yukon Gold potatoes top out my list. I also love to get the line caught ahi tuna with a baby spinach and goat cheese salad - quite tasty when I'm shooting for lighter fare. Makes for a nice and not-too-expensive dinner, and an excellent lunch as well.
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