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was in cries foul over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft and files on north maybe one person in particular. a very warm welcome to new york watching r.t. international with me carrying our top story this hour a whistleblower has cast doubt on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog handled last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma a leaked internal e-mail from an unnamed employee at the o.p.c. w. claims the organization cherry picked and misrepresented facts in its official reports the released by wiki leaks coincides with the o.p.c. w.'s 5 day conference which is now underway in the hague. on the agenda of this annual meeting is just routine administrative stuff but this thing this in this whistleblower email is certainly the big elephant in that room because it was compiled by one of the co all of those over the o.p.c. w.'s report on the 20 team that chemical attack in the syrian city of duma and while his words i should say sum up better than anything he's feeling so when he saw what the report that he was working on turned
was in cries foul over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft and files on north maybe one person in particular. a very warm welcome to new york watching r.t. international with me carrying our top story this hour a whistleblower has cast doubt on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog handled last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma a leaked internal e-mail from an unnamed employee at the o.p.c. w. claims the organization cherry picked...
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years the contract in question is for the jet die project and ambitious event that would allow the pentagon to stall sensitive data on a single large cloud it would also allow the military to take full advantage of fishel intelligence tools tools which have drawn concern from ethical watch dogs for that lethal potential in guiding missiles and drones amazon thought it had its foot in the door not only is it the need in the wilds of cloud computing it's also made $600000000.00 from its dealings with the cia since 2013 so you can understand the shock when microsoft was crowned and amazon's not happy it's so unhappy in fact that it's filed a lawsuit saying that it was pasco at the recommendation of a certain donald trump we believe is critical for our country that the government and its elected leaders administer procurement subjectively and in a minute is free from political influence numerous aspects of the joint enterprise defense infrastructure evaluation process contain clear deficiencies there is an unmistakable bias and it's important in these matters be examined and rectified it's true
years the contract in question is for the jet die project and ambitious event that would allow the pentagon to stall sensitive data on a single large cloud it would also allow the military to take full advantage of fishel intelligence tools tools which have drawn concern from ethical watch dogs for that lethal potential in guiding missiles and drones amazon thought it had its foot in the door not only is it the need in the wilds of cloud computing it's also made $600000000.00 from its dealings...
amazon cries foul over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft calls a lawsuit claiming one person in particular. plus hong kong's pro-democracy movement takes a break from protest big vote this last weekend secures a big win in closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for beijing. either just this 25th of november her days going good if you just joined us welcome to the program live from the r.t. world news center with this update hope you can stick around so 1st off and a whistleblower is casting doubt on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog handled last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma a leaked internal e-mail from an unnamed employee at the o.p.c. w. claims the organization cherry picked misrepresented facts in its official report the release now by wiki leaks coincides with the o.p.c. w.'s 5 day conference about to start a bit later today in the hague as he goes down off reports. on the agenda of this annual meeting is just routine administrative stuff but this thing this in this whistleblower email is certainly t
amazon cries foul over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft calls a lawsuit claiming one person in particular. plus hong kong's pro-democracy movement takes a break from protest big vote this last weekend secures a big win in closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for beijing. either just this 25th of november her days going good if you just joined us welcome to the program live from the r.t. world news center with this update hope you can stick around so...
complaining amazon thinks that there is evidence of one to influence something both microsoft and the pentagon deny the acquisition process was conducted in accordance with the political laws and regulations in law for his which treated fairly and evaluated consistently with the solicitation stated evaluation criteria we have confidence in the qualified staff of the department of defense and we believe the facts will show they have been a details process in determining the need to the wolf item a best made by microsoft but while these companies fight it out for the pentagon's affections others have been more reticent last year outrage was sparked after it emerged google was cooperating with the department of defense on a project that helped the army identify drone targets over $3000.00 employees signed a petition calling for the trial of more ality over money and ultimately resulting in the search engine not renewing the contract we believe that google should not be in the business of war building this technology to assist the u.s. government in military surveillance and potentially lethal out
complaining amazon thinks that there is evidence of one to influence something both microsoft and the pentagon deny the acquisition process was conducted in accordance with the political laws and regulations in law for his which treated fairly and evaluated consistently with the solicitation stated evaluation criteria we have confidence in the qualified staff of the department of defense and we believe the facts will show they have been a details process in determining the need to the wolf item...
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cries foul over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft and. one person in particular . pro-democracy movement takes a break from protests and heads for a big win in the closely watched local election season as a litmus test for. the rest of made us more than a 1000 california university students try to block a conservative pundit speaking on campus was directed. alternative viewpoint. it's important to have different values to share on campus not just progressive values are ideas experience new and different challenging ideas that might arise if we only hear one side that's all they'll ever hear. monday morning here in moscow this 25th of november a welcome to the program life. with this update for you so 1st off and if there's one thing doesn't like losing the internet giants formally launched a legal challenge against the u.s. defense department after rival microsoft beat the firm to clinch a very lucrative data contract the decision surprised analyst sue thought amazon had a in the bag but the road is about more that money is explained. ama
cries foul over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft and. one person in particular . pro-democracy movement takes a break from protests and heads for a big win in the closely watched local election season as a litmus test for. the rest of made us more than a 1000 california university students try to block a conservative pundit speaking on campus was directed. alternative viewpoint. it's important to have different values to share on campus not just progressive values...
over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft. wants to this morning hong kong pro-democracy movement takes a break from the protests and group the closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for. the rest. try to block conservative pundits from speaking on campus of the universe it was about isolating alternative viewpoints that. it's important to have different values here on campus not just progressive values or ideas experience you different challenging ideas that. we only hear one side that's all they'll ever hear. the morning here in moscow this 25th of november welcome to the program live from the world news center it's this update for you hope you stay with me too for about 25 minutes or so as we go through it so if there's one thing amazon doesn't like to start with it appears that that's losing the internet giants formally launched a legal challenge against the u.s. defense department after rival microsoft beat the firm to clinch a very lucrative dated contract the decision surprised. in the bag but the route w
over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft. wants to this morning hong kong pro-democracy movement takes a break from the protests and group the closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for. the rest. try to block conservative pundits from speaking on campus of the universe it was about isolating alternative viewpoints that. it's important to have different values here on campus not just progressive values or ideas experience you different challenging ideas...
correspondent standing by also the headlines this morning imus and cries foul after a multi-billion dollar pentagon contract for an artificial intelligence project went to its rival microsoft. hong kong's pro-democracy movement takes a break from protests and heads for a big win in closely watched local elections happen yesterday exults coming out now seen as a litmus test for beijing. by the monday morning here in moscow this 25th of november welcome to the program live from the r.t. world news center is kevin though in with his update 1st not just mentioned in those headlines a whistleblower is casting doubt on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog handled last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma you may recall it made so many headlines that a leaked internal e-mail now from an unnamed employee at the o.p.c. w. claims the organization cherry picked and misrepresented facts in its official report released by wiki leaks coincides with the o.p.c. w.'s 5 day conference in the hague which starts in a few hours time will be across but. correspondents easier for us he
correspondent standing by also the headlines this morning imus and cries foul after a multi-billion dollar pentagon contract for an artificial intelligence project went to its rival microsoft. hong kong's pro-democracy movement takes a break from protests and heads for a big win in closely watched local elections happen yesterday exults coming out now seen as a litmus test for beijing. by the monday morning here in moscow this 25th of november welcome to the program live from the r.t. world...
fall over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft. one person protect. him from right around the globe this hour welcome to our team international my names you know. a whistle blower. on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog last year is alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of a leaked internal e-mail from a named employee and the o.p.c. claims the organization cherry picked and misrepresented fox in its official report the release of by wiki leaks coincides with the o.p.c. 5 day conference which is now underway in the hague. on the agenda. just routine administrative stuff but this thing this in this whistleblower email is certainly the big elephant in the room because it was compiled by one of the. reports on the $28.00 team the chemical attack and the. syrian city of duma and while his words i should say sum up better than anything his feelings when he saw what the report that he was working on turned out to be as he's accusing the o.p.c. w. of manipulating facts after reading the modified report i was struck by how much it misrepr
fall over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft. one person protect. him from right around the globe this hour welcome to our team international my names you know. a whistle blower. on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog last year is alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of a leaked internal e-mail from a named employee and the o.p.c. claims the organization cherry picked and misrepresented fox in its official report the release of by wiki leaks...
and cries foul over losing a pentagon contract with billions to rival microsoft and files a lawsuit blaming one person in particular. coming up to hong kong's pro-democracy movement takes a break from protests and secures a big win in closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for beijing. monday morning here in moscow hi there thanks for choosing to us this is out international live from the world news center with me kevin though in top story the whistleblower is casting doubt on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog handled last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma a leaked internal e-mail from an unnamed employee at the o p c w claims that the organization cherry picked and misrepresented facts in its official report the released by wiki leaks coincides too with the o p c w 5 day conference in the hague which starts in just a few hours time let's go to europe our correspondents for cissie goshdarn off today a go morning you'd think this might have a renewed focus to the o.p.c. w.'s imminent conference is it raising eyebrows in the hague this
and cries foul over losing a pentagon contract with billions to rival microsoft and files a lawsuit blaming one person in particular. coming up to hong kong's pro-democracy movement takes a break from protests and secures a big win in closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for beijing. monday morning here in moscow hi there thanks for choosing to us this is out international live from the world news center with me kevin though in top story the whistleblower is casting doubt on...
Washington Journal Guy Snodgrass : CSPAN : November 26, 2019 11:40am-12:02pm EST
the about your role at pentagon specifically under jim mattis. guest: i was the chief speechwriter for secretary mattis. speechn charge of operations, writing memos and letters to world leaders. i was also his director of communications. that started to elevate that role to the communications and messaging coordination with the white house, state department and international organizations. host: did you know secretary mattis before you got the job? guest: i had met him once very , i had beenically interviewing for my first speechwriter job. for 20 years i was in f-18 fighter pilot. maybe a year to two years of a break. i was interviewing for my first speechwriter role. here comes secretary mattis. had a chance to meet him very briefly. get the job? you host: i was contacted. forere stationed overseas two and a half years. when we moved back to the united states we had just taken a job in norfolk, virginia. i got a call saying my services were needed in d.c. host: what was the goal in writing the book? sometimes when you look at it through a narro
the about your role at pentagon specifically under jim mattis. guest: i was the chief speechwriter for secretary mattis. speechn charge of operations, writing memos and letters to world leaders. i was also his director of communications. that started to elevate that role to the communications and messaging coordination with the white house, state department and international organizations. host: did you know secretary mattis before you got the job? guest: i had met him once very , i had...
and amazon susan the pentagon for handing out $10000000000.00 contract to microsoft after accusing president trump of interfering in the bidding process. thomas. heard a whistleblower has cast doubt on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog handled last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of. internal e-mail from an unnamed employee who claims the organization misrepresented facts in its official report the released by wiki leaks coincides with the o.p.c. w.'s 5 day conference which is now underway in the hague. on the agenda. is just routine administrative stuff but this thing this and this whistleblower email is certainly the big elephant in the room because it was compiled by one of the. p.c. w.'s report on the 20 chemical attack in the syrian. and while his words i should say sum up better than anything he's feelings when he. saw what the report that he was working on turned out to be as he's accusing the o.p.c. w. of manipulating facts after reading the modified report i was struck by how much it misrepresents the facts an unintended bias has been introduced i
and amazon susan the pentagon for handing out $10000000000.00 contract to microsoft after accusing president trump of interfering in the bidding process. thomas. heard a whistleblower has cast doubt on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog handled last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of. internal e-mail from an unnamed employee who claims the organization misrepresented facts in its official report the released by wiki leaks coincides with the o.p.c. w.'s 5 day...
MSNBC Live With Hallie Jackson : MSNBCW : November 25, 2019 7:00am-8:00am PST
courtney kube is posted up at the pentagon. i want to start with you. richard spencer seemed to take what you could call a parting shot on his way out the door. i want to read part of his resignation letter. he says unfortunately i no longer share the same understanding with the commander in chief who appointed me in regards to the key principle of good order and disciplines. i cannot in good conscious follow an order that i believe doesn't support the constitution. that is written in respectful military speak but it is very clear that is a shot at president trump. what are you hearing this morning? >> it seems pretty clear that the reason that he put that in is that it was referring to the eddie gallagher case. so we had some reporting over the end that secretary spencer was very upset by president trump's tweet on thursday, in which he told the navy not to get involved any more with eddie gallagher, not to review his trident, which of course is the navy seal pin, the accreditation to become a navy seal. and secretary spencer made it very clear on thur
courtney kube is posted up at the pentagon. i want to start with you. richard spencer seemed to take what you could call a parting shot on his way out the door. i want to read part of his resignation letter. he says unfortunately i no longer share the same understanding with the commander in chief who appointed me in regards to the key principle of good order and disciplines. i cannot in good conscious follow an order that i believe doesn't support the constitution. that is written in...
Early Start With Christine Romans and Dave Briggs : CNNW : November 25, 2019 2:00am-3:00am PST
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a very major development at the pentagon. the white house's review of the eddie gallagher navy s.e.a.l. case leads to the firing of the navy's top civilian. back to you guys. >> that's extraordinary, ryan. thank you for that. >>> now, to the impeachment front. a confidential review of the freeze of military to ukraine, has uncovered hundreds of documents, revealing efforts to justify president trump's actions after the hold was in place. there was a debate involving mick mulvaney, about whether the delay was legal. it's not clear if these records pose legal problems for trump but they could be embarrassing. let's get more from jeremy diamond at the white house. >> reporter: the white house has been conducting an internal review of president trump's decision last summer to withhold nearly $400 million in security aid to ukraine. according to "the washington post," that review is turning up hundreds of documents to suggest that white house officials and officials in the office of management and budget, were trying to draw up a
a very major development at the pentagon. the white house's review of the eddie gallagher navy s.e.a.l. case leads to the firing of the navy's top civilian. back to you guys. >> that's extraordinary, ryan. thank you for that. >>> now, to the impeachment front. a confidential review of the freeze of military to ukraine, has uncovered hundreds of documents, revealing efforts to justify president trump's actions after the hold was in place. there was a debate involving mick...
appeal to our pocket over the holiday season but it turns out the real money that both ofter is the pentagon's given the u.s. military spent over $600000000000.00 annually on surprising there's a battle for the big contracts so head to head and microsoft have been vying for the pentagon prize of $10000000000.00 over the next 10 years the contract in question is for the judge by project and ambitious offended that would allow the pentagon to stall sensitive data on a single large cloud it would also allow the military to take full advantage of artificial intelligence tools tools which have drawn concern from ethical watch dogs for their lethal potential in guiding missiles and drones amazon thought it had its foot in the door not only is it the lead in the walls of cloud computing it's also made $600000000.00 from its dealings with the cia since 2013 so you can understand the shock when microsoft was crowned and amazon's not happy it's so unhappy in fact that it's filed a lawsuit saying that it was pasta at the recommendation of a certain donald trump we believe is critical for our country that
appeal to our pocket over the holiday season but it turns out the real money that both ofter is the pentagon's given the u.s. military spent over $600000000000.00 annually on surprising there's a battle for the big contracts so head to head and microsoft have been vying for the pentagon prize of $10000000000.00 over the next 10 years the contract in question is for the judge by project and ambitious offended that would allow the pentagon to stall sensitive data on a single large cloud it would...
over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft files a lawsuit blaming one person in particular. also ahead hong kong's pro-democracy movement takes a break from the protests securing a big closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for beijing. coming from moscow 24 hours a day euro r.t. international pleasure to have your company linings you know. a whistle blower. on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma a leaked internal e-mail from an unnamed employee at the o.p.c. w. claims the organization cherry picked misrepresented facts and its official report the release by wiki leaks coincides with the o.p.c. w.'s 5 day conference which is now underway in the hague. on the agenda. is just routine administrative stuff but this thing this in this whistleblower email is certainly the big elephant in the room because it was compiled by one of the. you. p.c. w.'s report on the 28 teen that chemical attack in the syrian city of duma and well his words a should say sum up better than anyth
over losing a pentagon contract worth billions to rival microsoft files a lawsuit blaming one person in particular. also ahead hong kong's pro-democracy movement takes a break from the protests securing a big closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for beijing. coming from moscow 24 hours a day euro r.t. international pleasure to have your company linings you know. a whistle blower. on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog last year's alleged chemical attack in the...
christ all over losing a pentagon contract with billions to rival microsoft and falls a lawsuit claiming on person in particular. the hong kong pro-democracy movement takes a break from protests and. closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for beijing. by their good afternoon just 1 pm here in moscow this 25th of november live from the r.t. world news center is kevin 0 in with his 30 minute update of you stay with me so 1st the whistleblower is casting doubts on the way the international chemical weapons watchdog handled last year's alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma leaks internal e-mail from an unnamed employee at the o.p.c. w. claims the organization cherry picked and misrepresented facts in its official report the released by wiki leaks coincides with the o.p.c. 5 day conference is now just got underway in the hague as he goes down off reports . on the agenda of this annual meeting is just routine administrative stuff but this thing this in this whistleblower email is certainly the big elephant in that room because it was compiled by one of the co all of
christ all over losing a pentagon contract with billions to rival microsoft and falls a lawsuit claiming on person in particular. the hong kong pro-democracy movement takes a break from protests and. closely watched local elections seen as a litmus test for beijing. by their good afternoon just 1 pm here in moscow this 25th of november live from the r.t. world news center is kevin 0 in with his 30 minute update of you stay with me so 1st the whistleblower is casting doubts on the way the...
Senate Hearing on Department of Defense Audit : CSPAN2 : November 22, 2019 8:04am-9:31am EST
the pentagon had never completed an audit. let me repeat that. in its history the department of defense had never completed an audit. kind of remarkable. the fy '19 dod audit is one of the largest audits of any organization in history. over the course of this year this audit hasud required more than 1400 auditors and hundreds of duty site inspections. inspectionsrs and evaluating thousands of sample and documented items to accountt fors. the roughly $2.8 trillionn dod assets. conducting an audit of this size is nohe easy task but it's a critical function that dod must do and the results reveal issues that we all must learn from. there w is still much, much more work to be done. but it commend the secretary for undertaking this difficult but important task. as of last friday the department of defense completed its second agencywide audit, and while it did not receive an overall clean opinion come much knowledge was gained from actually doing the audit. i'm sure we'll hear more but over 24 individual audits across the different agencies, seven did
the pentagon had never completed an audit. let me repeat that. in its history the department of defense had never completed an audit. kind of remarkable. the fy '19 dod audit is one of the largest audits of any organization in history. over the course of this year this audit hasud required more than 1400 auditors and hundreds of duty site inspections. inspectionsrs and evaluating thousands of sample and documented items to accountt fors. the roughly $2.8 trillionn dod assets. conducting an...
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Press Briefing : CSPAN : November 26, 2019 6:40pm-7:10pm EST
when it comes to his management of the pentagon versus the white house. saying, there could be no daylight between us. people are getting tired of hearing one thing out of the administration and the opposite. it has to be aligned. the that reflect the general attitude of general mattis? >> 100%. he understood that he served at the pleasure of the president. he's the secretary of defense at that point in time. the white house may say one thing, that was the concern. if you don't have that transparency within the administration, you don't have that alignment in your message, it's very confusing. we are seeing that today. even just recently with the news about secretary esper having a breakdown with his navy secretary and subsequently firing him. it all happened because there was a misalignment in the messaging and the white house. >> he said, we have to make sure we are aligned with the white house. given example. >> there was a meeting i had with the secretary. a great example is when we would go to the nato minister in brussels. you are on the world stage
when it comes to his management of the pentagon versus the white house. saying, there could be no daylight between us. people are getting tired of hearing one thing out of the administration and the opposite. it has to be aligned. the that reflect the general attitude of general mattis? >> 100%. he understood that he served at the pleasure of the president. he's the secretary of defense at that point in time. the white house may say one thing, that was the concern. if you don't have that...
CNN Newsroom with Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto : CNNW : November 26, 2019 6:00am-7:00am PST
the pentagon is saying that's not true? >> the pentagon is saying the chief of staff did not know the specifics of what spencer was proposing that would have been the deal where they would have had an impartial review of gallagher, but ahead of time there would have been an agreement that his s.e.a.l. status still would have been preserved. they didn't know that's what spencer was proposing. >> a lot of conflicting comments and versions of this. barbara starr from the pentagon, thanks very much. >>> there's stunning testimony from 12 witnesses over two weeks. did the impeachment hearings move the needle for voters? new cnn polls out this morning. we'll break those numbers down. be powerful. be the diamond you are. find dazzling deals on diamonds and more. the zales black friday sale. get 30-50% off everything, including this stunning 7-carat diamond bracelet. exclusively at zales, the diamond store. including this stunning 7-carat diamond bracelet. for powerful relief from cold and flu symptoms without a prescription, try t
the pentagon is saying that's not true? >> the pentagon is saying the chief of staff did not know the specifics of what spencer was proposing that would have been the deal where they would have had an impartial review of gallagher, but ahead of time there would have been an agreement that his s.e.a.l. status still would have been preserved. they didn't know that's what spencer was proposing. >> a lot of conflicting comments and versions of this. barbara starr from the pentagon,...
Garrett Graff, "The Only Plane in the Sky" : CSPAN2 : November 9, 2019 1:10pm-2:27pm EST
pentagon, on september 11th. accomplish they're sitting in their office doing what you do in the first hour of your first day at work, filling out your personnel forms. and one of them collects the forms at about 9:30 and walks over to the fantastic machine -- this is 2001, actually had to fax something and walk up to the machine, load the dodge inside, enters in the number, hit this start button the building explodes and she is standing there, zinged, on fire, wondering what she did to the fax machine. and that she and her colleagues that day, many of her colleagues died. she and sheila have both end up surviving that day, getting out, in part because of the incredible efforts of some of her colleagues. this is where you sort of see these incredible stories of the human response to 9/11. of course we are familiar with the firefighters and the police officers and the emts and the paramedics who go into the towers and up the towers in new york. in the pentagon, it's a story of military officers who run out of a bu
pentagon, on september 11th. accomplish they're sitting in their office doing what you do in the first hour of your first day at work, filling out your personnel forms. and one of them collects the forms at about 9:30 and walks over to the fantastic machine -- this is 2001, actually had to fax something and walk up to the machine, load the dodge inside, enters in the number, hit this start button the building explodes and she is standing there, zinged, on fire, wondering what she did to the fax...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : November 11, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PST
senior pentagon officials' testimony. the pentagon officials thought it was necessary to get $400 million in relate assistance. they got no answers why the money was being withheld. how concerning was that? >> i think this is more interesting than it looks. it's very boring at the outset. you think government is boring, start reading that transcript. the government said ukrainians are doing fine. in fact, the way you get around that confusion is simple. the white house brings in people around the government, secretary of state, secretary of defense, office of management and budget that has to release the money, the president made a decision based on policy reasons, go execute and we will talk about that until the ukrainians comply. none of that happened. why? the president wanted research into the bidens and had nothing to do with corruption. everybody was confused because only the president and his researchers knew what happened. >> the secretary of defense testified in late august, kurt volker then the special envoy for
senior pentagon officials' testimony. the pentagon officials thought it was necessary to get $400 million in relate assistance. they got no answers why the money was being withheld. how concerning was that? >> i think this is more interesting than it looks. it's very boring at the outset. you think government is boring, start reading that transcript. the government said ukrainians are doing fine. in fact, the way you get around that confusion is simple. the white house brings in people...
CNN Right Now With Brianna Keilar : CNNW : November 25, 2019 10:00am-11:00am PST
this is not the way the pentagon works. there is supposed to be very clear direction, not competing narratives and of course that is so troops know exactly what their senior commanders expect of them. now the real question i think gallagher will retire at the end of the month, but what is left is a navy secretary out of a job and really critical questions about does this really impact morale, good discipline in the ranks. and there is an awful rs ais an people that that is a heavy price being paid. >> because it appears that the takeaway is that gallagher gets to keep his trident and spencer are lost his job. so the president got what he wankts wanted. but what is the fallout. we appreciate you joining us and let's discuss this case now with former commanding general of u.s. army in europe and a cnn military analyst. and also retired air force rachel van landingham who now teaches criminal loot cor lieutenant colonel, you tweeted that the secretary of defense is an enabler who cares more for his job than doing the right thi
this is not the way the pentagon works. there is supposed to be very clear direction, not competing narratives and of course that is so troops know exactly what their senior commanders expect of them. now the real question i think gallagher will retire at the end of the month, but what is left is a navy secretary out of a job and really critical questions about does this really impact morale, good discipline in the ranks. and there is an awful rs ais an people that that is a heavy price being...
Fox News Reporting : FOXNEWSW : November 25, 2019 12:00pm-1:00pm PST
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Senate Hearing on Department of Defense Audit : CSPAN2 : November 21, 2019 5:08pm-6:30pm EST
thek pentagon has mobilized. we have the gao and eiji and others would they do program on its this particular subject. the difference of the financial statementhe is an end-to-end the audit on the dramatic scale. >> what you just said twice. >> what we just did twice. that that's never happened before. >> why? >> a couple of reasons. it's an extremely hardwh task. >> they did one in world war ii for example. say that the challenge with the audit is there was an emphasis on trying to get ready for and this is where i run a fundamentally different view. they said it's too expensive. let's get ourselves ready enough that wee can pass the audit and bring the auditors then. my experience with homeland security where they were under audit is that was a major mistake. homeland security didn't have a choice. i found the auditors in their feedback to be the central piece of getting us to that clean opinion so my view is the money we pay the auditors with all the other money we are spending are going to things and we are g
thek pentagon has mobilized. we have the gao and eiji and others would they do program on its this particular subject. the difference of the financial statementhe is an end-to-end the audit on the dramatic scale. >> what you just said twice. >> what we just did twice. that that's never happened before. >> why? >> a couple of reasons. it's an extremely hardwh task. >> they did one in world war ii for example. say that the challenge with the audit is there was an...
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Licence To Hate : ALJAZ : November 21, 2019 1:32am-2:00am +03
by ALJAZ
seen to it that deadliest white supremacist attacks in its recent history were born far out from the pentagon in october of 2018 a gunman murdered 11 jewish worshipers at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania. talking about. then in august 22 people were shot dead in an attempt to kill as many latinos as possible in el paso texas. just 9 months apart these attacks were connected to the ideology of white supremacy and only read gradually and i think we all come to realize how extensive this underground network is of people who have bought into this hateful belief system. those things are being nurtured by our president in his language and actually stoked against license to people like the shooter to do violence against communities. to pittsburgh suspect was critical of donald trump and they'll pass so shooter distance himself from the president in his manifesto. but both men frame their actions as responses to crises real or imagined that the president has amplified even echoing his language about minorities and immigrants out of florida rally in may the president rhetorical he
seen to it that deadliest white supremacist attacks in its recent history were born far out from the pentagon in october of 2018 a gunman murdered 11 jewish worshipers at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania. talking about. then in august 22 people were shot dead in an attempt to kill as many latinos as possible in el paso texas. just 9 months apart these attacks were connected to the ideology of white supremacy and only read gradually and i think we all come to realize how...
Inside Politics : CNNW : November 25, 2019 9:00am-10:00am PST
blind siding the pentagon by tweet. we saw in the middle of 2018 and into march, the president threatening to close the southern border even though he was told that was impossible. we will build a wall or close the border. immigration is often an area where the president tries to do policy by tweet. and hire ere is another one. i.c.e. will begin the process of removing a million illegal aliens. this in june of 2019. those who serve the administration, after they lee, they are willing to talk about their frustration. >> when the president says here's what i want to do and here is how i want to do it and i'd have to say i understand, but you can't do it that way. it violates the law, it violates treaty, you know. he got really frustrated. >> and concern stiwe were still someone to take my place. i said whatever you do, don't hire a yems man, someone that won't at the time you tof of lifelif life -- tell you, because if you do, you will be impeached. >> the president denies that last part .bbut the latest cases the preside
blind siding the pentagon by tweet. we saw in the middle of 2018 and into march, the president threatening to close the southern border even though he was told that was impossible. we will build a wall or close the border. immigration is often an area where the president tries to do policy by tweet. and hire ere is another one. i.c.e. will begin the process of removing a million illegal aliens. this in june of 2019. those who serve the administration, after they lee, they are willing to talk...
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Democracy Now! : LINKTV : November 25, 2019 8:00am-9:01am PST
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and joining us from berkeley, california, pentagon paper whistleblower daniel ellsberg. his most recent book "the , doomsday machine: confessions of a nuclear war planner." dan ellsberg was blocked from testifying in the recent trial of the kings bay plowshares 7. we welcome you both to democracy now! martha, can you respond to pope francis going to hiroshima, nagasaki come and sing nuclear weapons are immoral? >> thank you, amy. good to be here. i think we have before us a remarkable pope and he is certainly exhausting himself with this work of peacemaking and global solidarity building. he is in a quickly speaking out against nuclear weapons. he does support the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons. my heart rejoices to hear his words and you see him. he is very purposefully going to places -- places of sin and sorrow and grief and pain. he calls it a separate mental act to go to the sites. i feel complete affirmation and what he is trying to do. with regards to our own action of walking on to enable submarine base. amy: has he weighed in on your trial or your
and joining us from berkeley, california, pentagon paper whistleblower daniel ellsberg. his most recent book "the , doomsday machine: confessions of a nuclear war planner." dan ellsberg was blocked from testifying in the recent trial of the kings bay plowshares 7. we welcome you both to democracy now! martha, can you respond to pope francis going to hiroshima, nagasaki come and sing nuclear weapons are immoral? >> thank you, amy. good to be here. i think we have before us a...
MTP Daily : MSNBCW : November 20, 2019 2:00pm-3:00pm PST
she works at the pentagon. when her transcript was released, it was of course released in the 4:00 hour so i had to read it stabbing myself in my eye with my glasses. but what jumped out at me reading it like that was that there were questions at the pentagon about the law. there were questions about whether or not it was illegal. so you talk about that which is impeachable. there were questions about -- at least questions about what was legal. >> so after congress appropriates money, there's a big question about whether the president can -- can then stop that. so i think that cooper will be important, one, in tying the halting of a directly to the white house. but remember, she is the deputy secretary of defense. so she also understands how vital this aid is to ukraine. so i think she will also establish that this shakedown was extremely effective because ukraine had to have this money. and they expressed their concerns to the department of defense. >> you know, ari, some of the most compelling testimony is ar
she works at the pentagon. when her transcript was released, it was of course released in the 4:00 hour so i had to read it stabbing myself in my eye with my glasses. but what jumped out at me reading it like that was that there were questions at the pentagon about the law. there were questions about whether or not it was illegal. so you talk about that which is impeachable. there were questions about -- at least questions about what was legal. >> so after congress appropriates money,...
The Bottom Line (2019) Ep 5 : ALJAZ : November 21, 2019 6:32am-7:02am +03
united states made a profit off of that war and it was the 1st time i ever thought about running the pentagon at a profit but how does this you i mean you're a specialist you kind of talk about american military commitments today does it make sense that price. trump is putting pressure on our eyes to contribute more after all the united states is less of the size of the economy that it once was it is still maintaining a global infrastructure of security shouldn't these nations pay a lot more yeah i can't say that i agree with running the pentagon at a profit i don't think that's exactly what we want to be doing there's absolutely i agree with kevin that there is it is in the u.s. interest for us to have these bases overseas it's basic 101 we have to have allies but what trump is doing i think is actually turning this on its head and he's going down a road that many presidents many lawmakers have gone down before saying yes we are allies need to share more of this burden and he is he understands that this is a super political situation and he understands that people inside the u.s. are not goi
united states made a profit off of that war and it was the 1st time i ever thought about running the pentagon at a profit but how does this you i mean you're a specialist you kind of talk about american military commitments today does it make sense that price. trump is putting pressure on our eyes to contribute more after all the united states is less of the size of the economy that it once was it is still maintaining a global infrastructure of security shouldn't these nations pay a lot more...
the pentagon had never completed not it. but you repeat that. it is history, the department of defense had never completed an audit. kind of remarkable. the faa 19 d.o.t. audit is one of the largest audit of any organization in history. over history, this audit has required more than 1400 auditors and hundreds of d.o.d. site inspections. these auditors and inspections evaluate thousands of samples undocumented items to account for roughly the 2.8 billion dollars in d.o.t. assets. conducting an audit of this size is no easy task, however it is a critical d.o.t. function which it must do in the results reveal issues that we all must learn from. there is still much, much more work to be done but i commend the secretary for undertaking this difficult, important task. as of last, friday the department of defense completed its second agency wide audit, and while -- much was great for doing the odd. i'm sure we will hear more but many audits done across the different agencies, seven did come back clean, so, why do we take the time to do an audit? in pa
the pentagon had never completed not it. but you repeat that. it is history, the department of defense had never completed an audit. kind of remarkable. the faa 19 d.o.t. audit is one of the largest audit of any organization in history. over history, this audit has required more than 1400 auditors and hundreds of d.o.d. site inspections. these auditors and inspections evaluate thousands of samples undocumented items to account for roughly the 2.8 billion dollars in d.o.t. assets. conducting an...
Bulls & Bears : FBC : November 14, 2019 5:00pm-6:00pm EST
by FBC
i think what the pentagon is looking for and i have talked about this, they want continuity. they want some kind of continuity between the intrenti process. it is the same argument amazon made for not splitting up the intelligence community. they said we need all agencies on the same cloud. amazon's arguments might come back to hurt them on trying to split this with microsoft. >> morgan, it appears that the argument that amazon is making for why they lost this bid was because of politics and they are criticizing trump, but microsoft is hardly a company that has a conservative pro trump ideology either. do you think they have any ground to stand on in this objection? >> yeah, i think microsoft will do really good. you have to remember, this is not to be -- this is not unexpected. when you're talking -- i've been involved in 1 billion dollars procurements before where we protested those when we lost it, a prior company serving dod and the pentagon, it is not unusual to have a protest. you are talking about a 10 billion dollars program, a lot of money on the table. this is micro
i think what the pentagon is looking for and i have talked about this, they want continuity. they want some kind of continuity between the intrenti process. it is the same argument amazon made for not splitting up the intelligence community. they said we need all agencies on the same cloud. amazon's arguments might come back to hurt them on trying to split this with microsoft. >> morgan, it appears that the argument that amazon is making for why they lost this bid was because of politics...
At This Hour With Kate Bolduan : CNNW : November 25, 2019 8:00am-9:00am PST
now it's flowing over into the pentagon. this is not new. go back to the trans ban, the kurds, mattis, this. trump is at odds with his own military. we'll find out what happened with esper and who spoke to who. you're in uniform right now, you see chaos at the top, leadership that's not on the same page and senior leader saying that the president gave him an unlawful order and he's not going to follow it, and that guy is out. it comes on the back of the resignation of mattis. what good order and discipline means, what it means to be lawful in the military. commander in chief is at odds with the navy s.e.a.l.s, we've got a problem. >> another shade of exactly what paul is talking about, david, when it comes to what has happened here, this comes down to a question of chain of command. the president is the commander in chief. who is stepping out of line here? >> great point, kate. the president is the commander in chief. so, does he have the authority to take these actions? he does. but that doesn't make it right. it doesn't make it the right d
now it's flowing over into the pentagon. this is not new. go back to the trans ban, the kurds, mattis, this. trump is at odds with his own military. we'll find out what happened with esper and who spoke to who. you're in uniform right now, you see chaos at the top, leadership that's not on the same page and senior leader saying that the president gave him an unlawful order and he's not going to follow it, and that guy is out. it comes on the back of the resignation of mattis. what good order...
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CBS Morning News : KPIX : November 12, 2019 4:00am-4:28am PST
by KPIX
newly released transcripts show the pentagon was kept in the dark about withholding ukraine dark about withholding ukraine aid. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with that arctic storm that has put much of the country in a deep freeze. it is now moving east. winter storm warnings, advisories, and freeze warnings are posted from texas to maine. cod get up to a foot of snow. the snow and ice also caused major problems at chicago's o'hare airport. a plane skidded off a runway. a ground stop was issued, and more than 1,000 flights were canceled.boe this is only the beginning of a chilly week set to impact more than 222 million americans. chief meteorologist kate bylow of kyw has the forecast. >>> we are tracking a very strong arctic cold front which is ushering unseasonably cold air to really the entire eastern half of the country today and into your wednesday. the cold has already settled in across the great lakes in the wake of the snow. as far as precipitation is
newly released transcripts show the pentagon was kept in the dark about withholding ukraine dark about withholding ukraine aid. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with that arctic storm that has put much of the country in a deep freeze. it is now moving east. winter storm warnings, advisories, and freeze warnings are posted from texas to maine. cod get up to a...
Outnumbered Overtime With Harris Faulkner : FOXNEWSW : November 26, 2019 10:00am-11:00am PST
>> harris: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you very much. i will bring in rob o'neill, the retired navy seal who we know worldwide as the man who killed usama bin laden, and author of "the operator." you tell me still when you hear that when it feels a little out of body for you. >> was almost to the point where i know what happened but there's no way it happened. that's one of the things -- >> harris: we are grateful to you as a nation. let's talk about this conversation that is going on very publicly. my one criticism has been if we are going to have these conversations, good lord, can we do them in private so our enemy doesn't see us grappling over things with our military? i want to first get your thoughts on the first reaction to what has played out. >> we have the former secretary of the navy complaining about a lack of chain of command, when he is going behind his boss's back it -- being the secretary of defense -- to go white and don migrate to the might of the metal he has no business doing. with the president pardoning eddie gallag
>> harris: jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you very much. i will bring in rob o'neill, the retired navy seal who we know worldwide as the man who killed usama bin laden, and author of "the operator." you tell me still when you hear that when it feels a little out of body for you. >> was almost to the point where i know what happened but there's no way it happened. that's one of the things -- >> harris: we are grateful to you as a nation. let's talk about this...
New Day With Alisyn Camerota and John Berman : CNNW : November 29, 2019 3:00am-4:00am PST
the president calling the pentagon a deep state at a rally. then you see president trump standing in front of the troops and the jouint chief of staff wo went to the white house to object to his involvement. clearly the administration sending a strong message. >> that backdrop is really important. thank you for giving us that context. so the taliban has yet to confirm or deny whether talks with the u.s. has restarted. so what has changed in the past three months since president trump canceled those talks? skin sin #17... too many after-parties. new neutrogena® bright boost with dullness-fighting neoglucosamine. boosts cell turnover by 10 times for instantly brighter skin. bright boost neutrogena®. ithere's my career...'s more to me than hiv. my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill t
the president calling the pentagon a deep state at a rally. then you see president trump standing in front of the troops and the jouint chief of staff wo went to the white house to object to his involvement. clearly the administration sending a strong message. >> that backdrop is really important. thank you for giving us that context. so the taliban has yet to confirm or deny whether talks with the u.s. has restarted. so what has changed in the past three months since president trump...
lauren, we now have the testimony of the pentagon official laura cooper. what are we learning from the transcript just released. >> reporter: we're learning that laura cooper was the deputy assistant secretary of defense and she would have been personally involved in what was going on with the military aid. but even she was very concerned, puzzled about why this money was being withheld. nearly $400 million in u.s. military assistance between the state department and the department of defense. and it is very clear that even she was grappling with congressional investigators behind closed doors to explain how this occurred. it really underscores why individuals like mick mulvaney and people who had conversations with the president and would know what the motives were behind all of this, why democrats want to talk to people like mulvaney. because this is laura cooper's job. she handled the defense department portion of the military aid and even she was having a hard time, wolf, explaining to a congressional investigators what was going on. she said she becam
lauren, we now have the testimony of the pentagon official laura cooper. what are we learning from the transcript just released. >> reporter: we're learning that laura cooper was the deputy assistant secretary of defense and she would have been personally involved in what was going on with the military aid. but even she was very concerned, puzzled about why this money was being withheld. nearly $400 million in u.s. military assistance between the state department and the department of...


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Tempest at Tanya Leighton, Berlin
In collaboration with Sadie Coles HQ, London
Within the frame of Galleries Curate: RHE
Article by Juli Cordray
Here in Berlin, we've recently experienced dramatic transformations of water and weather, shifting from frozen canals and lakes and sprawling blankets of snow to warm, green, spring-like days — all within a week's time. From this lens, Tempest at Tanya Leighton — an exhibition that is part of a larger, collaborative program concerned with the topic of water — seems all the more timely.
Alvaro Barrington, Clouds, Shoreditch (2020) in'TEMPEST', installation view, Galleries Curate: RHE, 18 January – 27 February 2021, Tanya Leighton, Berlin / Sadie Coles HQ, London Kurfürstenstraße 24/25. Photography: Gunter Lepkowski. Courtesy of the artists; Sadie Coles HQ, London; and Tanya Leighton, Berlin
In Tempest, the subject of water is engaged through its transformative potential — its liquidity, fluctuations, changes of state — in the process opening up themes like collectivity, memory, cultural exchange, crossings and collisions. Water itself is mostly represented indirectly — through the presence of haunting, frozen clouds in Alvaro Barrington's small-scale mixed media on paper works, giant sea creatures in Monster Chetwynd's Hokusai's Octapai (2004), through its characteristics, or else its effects.
This thematic focus emerges through diverse media, modes and materials in the exhibition; one recurrence is in the form of collage, or collage-like aesthetics — a visualization of hybridity. Michele Abeles directly employs collage in her series of small-scale works titled after reptiles that inhabit Florida swamps. Framed by crocodile skin patterns, the intimate works are highly textured, layered with translucent blues, fragments of image and color, mirror fragments and even small cameras — porous images that absorb us into them. These are side-by-side with Abeles' larger digital images, titled Nymphaea, based on waiting-room art, which the artist describes as often vacant, like mirrors for our own reflections while held in a state of suspension. In the Nymphaea series, the enigmatic images seem to exist in between states, with digital traces and pixels visible from a certain proximity and an overall painterly, textural quality from a distance — containing, among other things, recognizable glimpses of Monet's Water Lilies.
'TEMPEST', installation view, Galleries Curate: RHE, 18 January – 27 February 2021, Tanya Leighton, Berlin / Sadie Coles HQ, London, Kurfürstenstraße 24/25. Photography: Gunter Lepkowski, Courtesy of the artists; Sadie Coles HQ, London; and Tanya Leighton, Berlin
Material and visual hybridity is extended to three dimensions in a nearby sculpture of Hermanubis by Oliver Laric. Here again, a patchwork of textures and translucencies are melded together, this time via 3D printing. Drapery like liquid, iridescent in some places, meshy in others, is left open at the back of the figure, revealing the structure's internal logic — its pieced-togetherness. Hermanubis, a syncretic deity, is likewise a hybridization of the Greek god Hermes and the Egyptian Anubis. Laric's Untitled (2014) video work further visualizes Hermanubis' syncretism, as figures of all shape and form are sketched and animated in a continuous morphing of matter between animal, human, object and otherworldly being. A frog shifts into a table, a man into a car, all melting and reforming in a matter of seconds. Stylistically varying figures are linked through shared instability and biodegradability. An embodied liquidity makes shapeshifters out of everyone and everything.
Though by more analog, material processes, Sky Hopinka's video Lore (2019) and accompanying photographs convey a similar sense of fluidity — of continuous reformulations. In persistently rearranging images on an overhead projector by hand, Hopinka repeatedly builds landscapes and narratives anew, overlapping and shifting, adding and taking away. Hopinka's work is situated across the street — the exhibition spans two spaces — together with paintings by Pavel Büchler. Büchler's Modern Paintings are also rearrangements of a kind: found and discarded paintings have been stripped down, put through a washing machine, its segments reversed and reassembled. Again the effect is akin to collage — like fragments of torn paper. In some paintings, particularly The Sky and the Sea (1996) — in which a portion of the original landscape is visible on the left side of the canvas, juxtaposed with its reconfiguration on the right — it evokes mosaics made of sea glass fragments, a direct reference to the transformative power of water (compounding the symbolic and literal washing of the paintings).
Sky Hopinka, Lore, 2019, 16mm to HD video, stereo, color, 10 minutes 16 seconds, Open edition. Courtesy of the artist; The Green Gallery, Milwaukee; and Tanya Leighton, Berlin
In Tempest, artists from both Tanya Leighton and Sadie Coles HQ (London) are brought together — making the exhibition itself a hybrid. It is part of a series taking place within the frame of Galleries Curate: RHE — the first chapter of a collaborative initiative of international galleries, which includes twenty-one participants so far. The group came together via WhatsApp last year, as galleries began to build a support network and sense of community at the start of the pandemic.
Water was taken as the first thematic focus of Galleries Curate as "a universal and unifying subject". After nearly a year of experiencing the pandemic — another more or less universal subject — one consequence within the art ecosystem has been the different ways in which individuals and organisations have come together, locally and globally, to collectively navigate the crisis, open dialogue, share resources and create new possibilities. Taking time to think through forms of collaborative exhibition-making, sharing and exchange, could allow for more sustainable models to emerge; it could carry a transformative potential — like being liquid, susceptible to changing form.
Tempest ran from 18 January to 27 February 2021 at Tanya Leighton, Berlin.

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We all know that Wayne Rooney has had 2 hair transplants costing a whopping £30,000. We also know that there are other celebrities before Wayne who have had hair transplants, but it wasn't until Wayne publicly said so, did the public react. Now of course Wayne is always under the spotlight with regards to his hair and it seems that every time he is in public, which is a lot, his transplant and hair growth is scrutinized. As of late, the focus has been on his still thinning hair and the many iterations it seems to go through……so what the hell is happening with Wayne?
Was Wayne Rooney's Hair Transplant a success or not?
It seems that Wayne Rooney's hair comes and goes depending on which situation he is in. Sometimes on the football pitch he seems to have a full head of hair resulting from the 2 transplants. Then in other situations, more specifically in the public, there images of his hair which are not too flattering and look a bit thin. Many issues can be at work here, but unless we hear directly from Mr. Rooney, all of these are pure speculation.
There are rumors that Wayne uses a spray which can be used for a quick solution to make the hair appear thicker. This temporary solution is sprayed onto the existing hairs which creates a distinctive look. Although nothing new to the industry, this is probably the most likely case in Rooney's situation. But why does he need to use this product if he already had 2 hair transplants for a total cost of £30,000?
No procedure is perfect, and no scalps are the same. Results vary from clinic to clinic and patient to patient. In Rooney's case, it seems that the initial two transplants we somewhat successful, but not a complete restoration. This could be due to his genetics as well as how the procedures were done. If you look at the before pictures, Rooney has significant hair loss on the crown of his head, while the hair on the sides and back is not as full as it once was. This is a strong indication that although he had 2 transplants, he will continue to lose hair all around his head. This is unfortunate and something that cannot be remedied by continual transplants. The donor areas of the scalp are essential for a successful transplant, and if these areas are thinning as well, your options diminish.
Another issue which is sometimes not properly discusses is post-op care. As important as the transplant itself, the post-surgery care by the patient can be the decisive factor in the equation. Any surgery must be followed by day and weeks of rest and proper diet (i.e. Lifestyle). Exercise, Alcohol, Smoking and other activities can in many cases have a huge effect on the outcome for better or worse. The most common reason for an unsuccessful transplant is the patient not heeding the advice of the surgeon. I am not saying this is the case for Wayne, but for an athlete it is a likely cause as its difficult to keep any athlete from exercising and doing what they do best.
Are there other hair loss options for Mr. Rooney?
We have already discussed the very temporary solution of a spray-on concealer which is not a long-term remedy. Another avenue which Wayne can take is the use of topical solutions such as Minoxidil and Rogaine. These two products which have been out for years and been proven effective can slow or stop hair loss, while in many cases regrow hair.
One of the benefits of these two products is that they can be used on the whole scalp and not just the balding areas. This helps those who such as Mr. Rooney have thinning hair all around the scalp and are predisposed to certain conditions. There could also be an underlying health condition which Wayne suffers from, but as far as we know this is not the case although cannot be ruled out.
If I do decide on a Hair Transplant, will it cost me £30,000?
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PREP THE BREAD: Slice the loaf of bread in half lengthwise. Remove some of the insides of the bottom half to create a trough into which the filling will go. Brush both halves with a little extra virgin olive oil. Rub each with the garlic. Line the half with the trough with the basil leaves.
MIX THE SALAD: In a mixing bowl, combine the tuna, olives, red bell pepper, onion, parsley, artichoke hearts (if using) and green beans (if using). In a measuring cup or small bowl, whisk the lemon juice into the olive oil until it is emulsified/combined. Pour the vinaigrette into the tuna mixture and stir to combine. Season to taste with sea salt and pepper.
ASSEMBLE: Spoon tuna mixture into the trough of the baguette over the basil leaves. Wrap sandwich well in plastic. Crush it down by placing a brick or heavy cast iron skillet and refrigerate, preferably with the weight, overnight.
SERVE: In the morning, cut sandwich in half. Enjoy for lunch at home or wrap in foil and brown bag it (use a lunch box that will keep the sandwich chilled). Serve with cubes of feta cheese and a tart Granny Smith apple.
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I made this and it was great. Put some togarashi and used mint instead of basil because that's what I had. As others said is incredibly messy. Could use more lemon I think.
I've already made this superb sandwich twice, once for my girlfriends and another time for my family. Both times a hit. Just love it and of course you can and must change it around to make it at your pleasure, but the basic idea is fantastic!!!
Unlike everyone else, we found this sandwich missing something, which is strange given the long, delicious ingredient list. It just had no zip, not enough depth of flavor. If we make it again, we will definitely use roasted red peppers and something, either a spice or sauce, to add heat. Very bland as is.
I put some togarashi in mine to spice it up. It tastes very clean. It's in the fridge right now. We'll see how it goes.
Absolutely delicious! Came together perfectly, I skipped the green beans but the artichokes were key. Added a little extra parsley and lemon/oil emulsion for an extra zest I preferred.
Put it over salad greens with cut cherry tomatoes; added the artichoke hearts. Would add more green beans next time.
Wow. I have to confess I was really skeptical about a French bread sandwich that you prepare overnight. But this sandwich for sure gets way better if you do prepare it overnight with something heavy on top of it to flatten it. I just had it for lunch at work and it was delicious. 3 things though! 1) You could easily use this quantity of filling for a full instead of half a baguette. 2) Rather than rubbing the garlic on the bread, crush it and mix it with the tuna. In fact, use more than 1; I used 3. 3) Add a bit of hot sauce or some crushed spicy pepper (i.e., habanero, serrano) if you like your sandwich a bit hot. I look forward to making it again. Also, I did not have green beans so I skipped it.
This is a new favorite. Really easy to make as-is or to customize. I made into a salad with spinach and spring mix. AMAZING!
This is just amazing, my favorite meal right now. I've made it several times and love it best just as it is written. I do use higher quality tuna in oil, and I like 1/2 cup chopped artichoke hearts and roasted red peppers in jar instead of raw. I like kalamata here better bc they are stronger. Don't skimp on lemon juice. It's so perfect with the feta and granny Smiths!! I devour it with such passion, ha. I love it topped on the basil and garlic rubbed baguette as an open face sandwich too.
This is my go-to for picnics, tailgates, and parties. Scales up and modifies easily (for example, I can't eat onions, so I sub out for some roasted garlic and fresh chives). I'll have to try adding head-boiled egg!
I am making this tomorrow evening! But without the tuna because I am vegan but its a great chance to make dinner for two and add tuna to my partner's sandwich. It looks beautiful. And I have all the ingredients on hand except the bread.
New favorite sandwich!!! The basil is truly the icing on the cake!
Finally made these after saving the recipe forever ago. Delicious combination of ingredients, but is also easily customized for on-hand ingredients. Making again and again!
Fantastic! Best tuna sandwich I have ever had. I added sardines and doubled the recipe and plan to add the rest of the tuna mixture to orzo tonight.
Eating this as I type. Forgot the garlic and still, this sandwich is crazy good. Delicious!
I make this twice a month and use less oil / dressing and add a boiled egg. When I don't have fresh basil, I use spinach leaves on the bread and dried basil in the salad. When eaten immediately, we like to first toast the bread brushed with garlic-infused olive oil, topped with peppered or swiss cheese. For sandwiches we wrap and refrigerate for later, I add feta cheese to the salad. If I have any leftover salad, I use that in a quick pasta dish for dinner. It's all good.
I think using it as a pasta sauce, esp. in summer, is a terrific idea! Thanks for sharing.
Had this last night, was wonderful, one of the best sandwiches we've ever had. Thanks!!
Just made this (for tomorrow's lunch) for about the fourth time this year. It's the best sandwich I've ever had. We even carried it onto airplanes twice and had the flight attendants drooling over it. I use Ortiz Spanish tuna packed in olive oil. I follow the recipe as written and don't think it could be improved upon. Just crazy good. Thanks.
Made this last night for lunch today and it was amazingly good, even better than my favourite Cafe! I added a hardboiled egg in the mix because they're a weakness.


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U.S.-led operation kills 50 insurgents; blast outside Green
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Topic: U.S.-led operation kills 50 insurgents; blast outside Green
U.S.-led operation kills 50 insurgents; blast outside Green Zone kills two
By ROBERT H. REID - Associated Press Writer
BAGHDAD, Iraq - (AP) A car bomb blast near a restaraunt in
eastern Baghdad early Tuesday killed four people and wounded seven others,
including two children playing on the street, police said.
The attack appeared to be aimed at a group of police having
breakfast, police Capt. Haider Ibrahim said. Two officers were among the
dead and four others were injured, he said.
U.S. and Iraqi troops continued an operation against insurgents in a
stronghold near the Syrian border on Tuesday, despite calls by Sunni Arab
leaders to halt such operations to encourage a big turnout in next month's
The U.S. command said late Monday that about 50 insurgents were
killed.
Two U.S. Marines were killed and at least seven were wounded in the
fighting Monday in the border town of Obeidi, according to a New York Times
reporter embedded with the Marines. A Marine spokesman told The Associated
Press that he cannot report casualties until 24 hours after they occur.
In Baghdad, a car bomb exploded near the main gate to the heavily
guarded Green Zone, killing two South Africans and wounding three other
people. The victims worked for State Department security contractor DynCorp
International, the U.S. Embassy said.
The U.S.-Iraqi attack against Obeidi was the latest stage of an
offensive to clear al-Qaida-led insurgents from a string of towns and cities
in the Euphrates River valley near the border with Syria and seal off a
major infiltration route for foreign fighters sneaking into Iraq.
"Approximately 50 insurgents are estimated to have been killed in
sporadic but heavy fighting," a U.S. statement said. Most of the insurgents
died in at least five U.S. airstrikes.
Earlier this month, U.S. and Iraqi forces overran two other towns in
the area _ Husaybah and Karabilah. Unlike in previous sweeps in the area,
the Americans and their Iraqi allies plan to establish a long-term presence
to prevent insurgents from returning.
U.S. officials have said the Euphrates Valley campaign is also aimed
at encouraging Sunni Arabs there to vote in the Dec. 15 parliamentary
elections without fear of insurgent reprisals. The Bush administration hopes
that a successful election with strong Sunni Arab participation will
encourage many in that community to abandon the insurgency.
That in turn would make it possible for U.S. and other international
troops to begin heading home next year. Iraqi President Jalal Talabani said
Monday in Vienna, Austria, that talks on a withdrawal schedule could begin
late next year.
However, major Sunni Arab politicians and religious leaders complain
that military operations will discourage voter turnout. On Monday, Iraq's
Sunni vice president added his voice to calls for halting military
operations, especially in western Iraq and in a province around the city of
Baqouba.
"These military operations have gone too far and have a negative
impact on the country's politics," Vice President Ghazi al-Yawer told
Al-Arabiya television.
Hundreds of Sunni Arabs marched Monday through the streets of
Baqouba, 55 kilometers (35 miles) northeast of Baghdad, to protest Iraqi
security raids in the surrounding province last weekend. More than 300
people, mostly Sunni Arabs, were arrested, officials said.
Members of the crowd carried banners denouncing the arrests of Sunni
Arabs and chanted, "No to America, no to Britain."
Most Sunni Arabs boycotted the Jan. 30 elections, enabling the
majority Shiites and their Kurdish allies to dominate the current
parliament. Many Sunni politicians now consider the boycott a mistake and
have urged fellow Sunnis to vote next month, although hard-liners in the
insurgency and among the Sunni clergy remain opposed.
The Baghdad blast occurred about 100 yards north of the main gate to
the Green Zone, headquarters of the Iraqi government and the U.S. mission.
The blast, which targeted the security convoy as it left the Green Zone, was
followed by small arms fire which echoed through the heart of the capital.
Two Apache attack helicopters flew over the scene as thick black
smoke cleared.
Elsewhere, a roadside bomb detonated Monday in the western city of
Ramadi, missing an American patrol but destroying two buses and killing five
civilians, police said. Twenty others were wounded, according to police.
With casualties rising and elections just a month away, U.S. and
other countries have stepped up diplomatic efforts to try to reconcile
Iraq's disparate factions. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, British
Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan and former
Russian Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov have all visit Baghdad during the past
five days to encourage successful elections.
In Cairo, Egypt, Arab League officials said 100 prominent Iraqis
have been invited to a weekend meeting there to pave the way for a
full-blown conference, probably to be held early next year in Iraq. The
preliminary meeting is not expected to include representatives of insurgent
groups or Saddam Hussein loyalists.


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Modern Brewers Experiment with Sour Wheat Beer
Pale, tart and crisp—sour wheat beers are some of the least alcoholic and most refreshing beer styles. Although these styles are not brewed in the capacity that they once were, they have seen a mini revival in the past decade—especially in the U.S.—where some craft brewers have not only adopted the traditional German and Belgian brewing methods, but also modernized them with the addition of interesting herbs, fruits and spices.
As you can probably infer, what makes sour wheat beers different from their non-sour counterparts is the use of souring agents including Lactobacillus and wild yeast, or a combination of both in the fermentation process. Made with a blend of pale malted barley and wheat, sour wheat beers tend to be extremely low in alcohol with a lemony, almost yogurt-like tartness and can sometimes be a bit funky.
Although most Americans today enjoy these styles of beer on their own, in the past, they were all often served with flavored syrups, fruit purees or some kind of sweetening agent to cut their tartness. In fact, many of them are still served this way in Europe.
It is important to note that sour wheat beers are not exclusive to any particular group or heritage, many variations abound, but the purpose of this post is to look at three specific styles: Berliner-style weisse, Leipzig-style Gose and the Belgian-style lambic.
As its name would suggest, the origin of the Berliner weisse is most commonly attributed to Berlin, Germany. Although beer experts debate the exact location and date of its origin, the first evidence of weisse-making in Berlin dates back to 1642. Upon discovering the Berliner weisse in 1809 while occupying Germany, Napoleon himself has been rumored to refer to the highly effervescent style as "the Champagne of the North."
It was the most popular style of beer in Germany by the 19th century, being brewed by nearly 700 different breweries. However, by the end of the 20th century there were only two breweries left in Berlin, and a handful in the rest of Germany producing the style.
Much like the terms Champagne and Bordeaux are exclusive to wines produced in those respective regions of France, the term Berliner weisse is highly regulated in Germany, only to be used by beers brewed in Berlin. Today, many American breweries have adopted the style and actively use the Berliner weisse name in labeling German-style Berliner weisse beers.
The style is a tart, highly effervescent and low alcohol ale fermented with Lactobacillus (the same bacteria found in yogurt). Because it is most often brewed with pale malts, 25-30 percent wheat and bottle conditioned, the Berliner weisse tends to be moderately hazy and pale yellow in color. Its typical alcohol range is 2.8 – 3.8 percent ABV.
Traditionally, the Berliner weisse was served with a shot of raspberry or woodruff-flavored syrup to lessen its sour taste. Although still served this way in Germany, Americans typically drink it straight.
Commercial Examples
Hottenroth | The Bruery | Placentia, CA
Festina Peche | Dogfish Head Craft Brewed Ales | Milton, DE
Tartare | Bear Republic Brewing Co. | Healdsburg, CA
Ever Weiss | Night Shift Brewing | Everett, MA
Berliner Weiss | Golden Road Brewing | Los Angeles, CA
Oarsmen | Bell's Brewery, Inc. | Kalamazoo, MI
Although most commonly associated with the town of Leipzig, the Gose ("Goes-uh") was first brewed in the early 16th century in the town of Goslar, where it gets its name from the river Gose that flows through the town. What makes the Gose most unique and unlike any other beer style is its slightly saline character that comes from the style being brewing with salted water.
It is brewed with a blend of pale malts and wheat and can be spiced with both coriander and hops. Although traditionally spontaneously fermented, modern versions undergo a more controlled fermentation with both ale yeast and Lactobacillus. The result is a tart, fruity, spicy and crisp ale with a slightly salty finish.
Only three breweries in Germany still brew a traditional Gose, but many American craft breweries have revived the almost-extinct style, adding their own unique twists to the traditional recipe.
Gose | Choc Beer Co. | Krebs, OK
Verloren | Boston Beer Company | Boston, MA
Flowering Gose | Almanac Beer Co. | San Francisco, CA
Portsmouth Gose | Portsmouth Brewing Co. | Portsmouth, NH
Duck Goose Gose | Marin Brewing Co. | Marin, CA
Quite possibly the most fascinating and complex of the sour beers, lambics hail from the Pajottenland region of Belgium—just southwest of Brussels. Lambics are 100 percent spontaneously fermented, setting them apart from just about every style of beer on the planet. Instead of a temperature-controlled fermentation with typical brewers yeast in tightly sealed tanks, lambics undergo an open-air fermentation with naturally occurring yeast and bacteria in a flat fermentation vessel called a koelschip (pronounced: cool-ship).
Over eighty types of wild yeast, bacteria and microorganisms can be involved in the fermentation of lambic beers—the most noteworthy being Brettanomyces bruxellensis and Brettanomyces lambicus, wild yeasts known for producing barnyard-like (funk) aromas and flavors. Another unique characteristic of lambic beers is the use of aged hops instead of fresh, which allows the beer to benefit from the preservative nature of hops, without absorbing too much bitterness.
Traditional unblended lambics typically take three years to ferment, although younger versions are enjoyed fresh and used to blend into other styles like gueuze. The various subcategories of lambic include: unblended, gueuze, faro, mars, kriek and other fruit blends. Unblended lambics tend to be the most tart of the group, while gueuzes tend to be the funkiest, with the strongest wild yeast (barnyard) character. Fruit blends tend to be the sweetest and most abundant, while faros and mars are rare and can be hard to find.
Brisco | Alpine Beer Co. | Alpine, CA
Kriek | Cascade Brewing Barrel House | Portland, OR
Lambic | Rivertown Brewing Co. | Cincinnati, OH
Raspberry Tart | New Glarus Brewing Co. | New Glarus, WI
Kiwi Lambic | Upland Brewery | Bloomington, IN
What Pairs with Sour Wheat Beers?
The high acidity and the very light and effervescent body of sour wheat beers makes them a rather difficult style to pair with food. Summer salads with vinaigrette-based dressings, ceviche, ripe berries, fresh and ripened cheeses, goat cheese, roasted chicken, white fish and some fried foods all make a good match for these delicate, yet complex beers.
Modern Brewers Experiment with Sour Wheat Beer was last modified: August 24th, 2016 by Ashley Routson
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Ashley Routson, known amongst the craft beer community as The Beer Wench, is a self-proclaimed craft beer evangelist and social media maven on a mission to advance the craft beer industry through education, inspiration and advocacy. She is the author of The Beer Wench's Guide to Beer: An Unpretentious Guide to Craft Beer.


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Great website. Linked to this site from Facebook Coton de Tulear Breeders of Excellence page.
I am researching this breed as i am interested in adopting in the future. I really didn't know too much about this breed. But the more I read about them, the more interested I am.
Hi, Maureen. We got "I Am Glorious Louise" in 2002, She is absolutely the smartest little gal and loves to ride in her car seat! Love your website. I retired in 2007 and am now making necklaces for furkids, thus the website. Louise is my model, along with "I Am Glamorous Thelma". Do you ever hear from Brenda in Tampa?
Hello from Ontario Canada. Get a second Coton. It is the best thing that we ever did. Our two females Phebe and Charlette are joind at the hip. I wanted to get a third Coton and wife wouldn't let me!! Oh well.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. You are the light of my life, and I praise God for every moment we share.
The new puppies look great! Continuing excellance in share this breed with others.
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All is well with the young Count de Anjou. He is the same happy and carefree pup that I pick up at the airport in salt Lake 3yrs ago. Wanting to love and be loved that is the definition of a Coton.
My dog Peanut has been a bundle of joy for 12 years. My family and friends all just love him.
We are interested in a female coton puppy or young adult.
Congrats on the new puppy.


This could be an interesting experiment. My How To Use Twitter lens has been number one on Google for the main search term from over a 1 Billion results for a long time.
So now I am competing with myself with the creation of this new page!
That is interesting and I'd love to know how it does, Paul.
I've done this a few times by creating Wizzley pages on the same keywords (but different content) as items which have worked very well elsewhere but my Wizzley pages have never performed as well.
However when doing a completely new and fresh topic that I haven't explored elsewhere, my Wizzley articles have exceeded my expectations. Perhaps it is just because I get more excited about writing on new topics rather than going over old ones and that is reflected in the quality?
Be great if you get the #1 and #2 spot! Good luck!
This si the first time I have directly competed with myself and as my experience to date has been the same as yours it will be interesting to see how it plays out. I have approached this by doing a completely new article and making it so that I can build on it.
Ha! This could our new Wizzley contest. ALL authors make pages about how to use Twitter, and whoever gets closest to Paul's #1, or even beats it, gets a prize.
Edited for accuracy: I am sooo kidding, Paul.
Hehe...I have similar success with my lens: Best of Funny Quotes on Twitter (currently 9,000/week, lensrank around 750). Ironically, this is the single poorest lens I've ever made. Go figure. I'm afraid of updating it with real content. Might ruin a good thing.
I know what you mean! I dare not do too much updating to How To Use Twitter because it has sat in the Top 100 for a long time now and I don't want to upset the apple cart!
But Squidoo HQ is made up of smart folks. So, I'm wondering what they're up to with that latest "notion". Can't figure it out.