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Community weve kept our people safe. We have erased the visions in europe, weve built a loose based order that the benefits us all. But as ever challenges increase, we must adapt. To protect the values of our open societies and to support our partners this required commitment and solidarity the world is changing and we are changing. But one thing that will not change is our determination to stay and stand united. Thank you. [applause] thank you. That was a clear and concise message that is urgen...

More than that, its encouraging their development of agro ecological practices for the benefit of them and all of us. Of course these practices not only help Climate Change but they produce food and they make themselves more resilient against drought. So its one of these amazing win winwins, but very few of us appreciated. That is what anna is so good at getting across to us. But thanks for that great question. [applause] in this next part of the conference, food activists talk about reducing fo...

To 2 here as we await a big week in europe as well. We start with the markets. New optimism about the cliff. President obama in myanmar saying hes confident the fiscal situation will be dealt with hours after he hit the phones calling top ceos. Lowes shares on better than expected earnings. The results renewing hopes this morning about the housing recovery. International pressure mounts for israel and gaza to agree to a ceasefire after a weekend of air strikes leave a dozen dead and hundreds inj...

With all of this Global Selling starting after weaker than expected ism numbers. It was a big drop. It dropped from 56 to just over 51. Massive unexpected decline and that really started things off. At the end of the day, the dow was down sliding 326 points to close below its 200day moving average. Also, the s p 500 losing more than 4 had . And the nasdaq dropped 106 points, to close below the 4,006 level. Where does that leave thus morning . At least at this point, the futures have been bouncin...

Capacity in u. S. Peacekeeping forces may not be a bad thing to think about. They cost a fraction of what it costs to deploy a force we pay 26 cents on the dollar for the forces not to mention the differential between the cost of fielding a un force and the cost of fielding an american force. Its an order of magnitude at least if not more. So my question would be hell much time do we or should we spend trying to factor in institutions like the United Nations into our defense posture . I guess on...

Need to know, one thing that news organizations did not do and they seem to be learning now is that you have to embrace engineers, figure out how to harder how to higher and collaborate with them. The Biggest Online today are engineering companies. They are in charge. Most of the Traditional Media Companies to did not have them, could not hire them, did not put them in charge. That has to be a theme for successful news online. Next anding to happen how is serious journalism going to get paid for...

Enrollment. There are some lessons we learned. There is some really important steps forward we need to take. There are going to be Lessons Learned at the federal level and state level. And there should be. Number one is this kind of massive i. T. Build and the implications of that. I think the difference in how we approach it has to be reflected on. We have to rethink at the government side how we do these things. For us in rhode island, weve been very fortunate. Our systems working really well....

Cspan. Live monday night, our series continues. Rack cara car wreck. Behold him i was in the hospital person praying the other would be ok. The other person was one of my best friends. Didnt know i didnt recognize that at the site of the crash. Because i prayed over and over for him to be ok, then he wasnt, i thought nobody listens. God wasnt answering my prayers. I went through a long time of not believing, not believing the prayers could be answered. It took me a long time and a lot of growing...

Didnt work so well, and what they perceive between now and the end of open Enrollment Period on march 31st as well as what plans theyre making for open enrollment next year which believe it or not is only nine short months away. So let me introduce our speakers now. First of all, Heather Howard is with us. Shes the Program Director of the state Reform Assistance Network thats a program funded by the Robert Wood Johnson foundation and its dedicated to providing Technical Assistance to states unde...

Was the hardest decision i had ever had to make in my air force career. I did not shy away from it out because it was another commandery and i knew the individual. Potentially longterm promising career. Of my legal advice advisor. I sought the advice of my vice and a few other trusted commanders. Process, i did not rush through it. I tossed and turned with it. In the end, i made the decision were i lost faith, trust, and confidence in his ability to command. It did not matter that i knew and see...