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Todd i think theres two big take aways from today. Number one you no longer need to have conversation about michigan and talk about few returning starters they have. The guys on the team are really really good especially the young talent on defense. The question is where does this leave florida offensively. Todd heres the other problem. Youre playing without two of your best offensive players and you dont know when youre getting them back. That issue hasnt been resolved. You dont know how long youll be without those two guys. You played two of your three quarterback tos today. Neither did a wh...

But then in 1961, ibm changed all of that. Ibm invented a whole new kind of electric typewriter, where instead of each letter, each number, each character having its own little type bar that would swing up and on to the paper every time you hit a keyboard a stroke on the keyboard, instead, iselectric typewriters just have this little ball, like a key wee or a golf ball. They called it the font element, and you could change out that ball for a different ball if you wanted to have a different font to type with. And the innovation here was that with the selectric, instead of a distinct and differ...

To come formally tomorrow. Despite that, the russia cloud continues to hangover the white house with questions now being raised with whether a sitting president can be indicted. Some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agree on this. No one is above the law. I disagree with you in the department of justice. There is nothing in the constitution that prohibits the president from being indicted. Its very important that we originated in rebellion against the english king. We did not seek to create another king. Nobody, not the president or anybody else can be above the law. If someone i have lavi...

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Helped them out. so lots of young, attractive kgb officers got all sorts of access to u.s. embassy facilities. in the worst instance, the marine who was convicted of espionage and served nine years in prison, he apparently handed over blueprints for the embassy facilities. and then as that marine moscow honey trap scandal was becoming public in 1987, the story also finally went public about the kgb embassy construction scam fiasco, and how russia was able to so intrissicly compromise the basic building bones of our embassy. >> the new ambassador to moscow, jack matlock, arrived today. his firs...