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wind farms in Maine," he said, referring to a 132-megawatt wind farm
in Maine with the capacity to serve about 50,000 homes and two
similar projects in Canada. "But it's not going to occur tomorrow. It's
going to take decades."Environmental groups have argued that tapping the vast tar
sands in Alberta would lead to a vast increase in the burning
of carbon-intensive fossil fuels at a time when it should be trying
to reduce the release of gases that contribute to global warming."The one
thing that has nagged me is how this debate has gone off
on tangents," Girling said. "Those aren't the questions that need to be
asked here. We should be asking, `Is the United States going to
need fossil fuels for decades to come? Do you want to get
it from Venezuela?"'Members of Congress, especially Republicans, and GOP presidential candidates have
criticized President Barack Obama for his administration's decision to delay the project
for a year. They argue that the pipeline w

BFUVRor 10 days later, McQueary said he met with Curley and Schultz
and told them he'd seen Sandusky and a boy, both naked, in
the shower after hearing skin-on-skin slapping sounds."I told them that I saw
Jerry in the showers with a young boy and that what I
had seen was extremely sexual and over the lines and it was
wrong," McQueary said. "I would have described that it was extremely sexual
and I thought that some kind of intercourse was going on."McQueary said
he was left with the impression both men took his report seriously.
When asked why he didn't go to police, he referenced Schultz's position
as a vice president at the university who had overseen the campus
police."I thought I was talking to the head of the police, to
be frank with you," he said. "In my mind it was like
speaking to a (district attorney). It was someone who police reported to
and would know what to do with it."Curley told the grand jury
that he couldn't recall his specific conversation with

Nov. 14: Director Clint Eastwood (R) and his wife Dina Ruiz Eastwood
arrive at the Museum of Tolerance International Film Festival gala awards presentation
in his honor in Los Angeles. (Reuters)Is Clint Eastwood going the way
of the Kardashians? Apparently so, as his wife and two of his
daughters are currently shooting a family reality show intended to air on
the E! network, TMZ has learned.Sources connected to the production tell TMZ
that the show will explore what it's like to live in a
family of "Hollywood royalty."It will focus on the relationship between Clint's wife
Dina Eastwood, their daughter Morgan and Clint's 18-year-old daughter Francesca, an aspiring
actress.Were told 81-year-old Clint has agreed to make a couple of cameos
-- but will not be a main character on the show.The show
is being produced by reality powerhouse Bunim/Murray -- the same people who
produce all of the Kardashian reality shows, along with "The Real World"
and "Bad Girls Club."S

FUCNVPDspecially toys and children's clothes set aside by impoverished parents.Before she left
the store Tuesday evening, the Indianapolis woman in her mid-40s had paid
the layaway orders for as many as 50 people. On the way
out, she handed out $50 bills and paid for two carts of
toys for a woman in line at the cash register."She was doing
it in the memory of her husband who had just died, and
she said she wasn't going to be able to spend it and
wanted to make people happy with it," Deppe said. The woman did
not identify herself and only asked people to "remember Ben," an apparent
reference to her husband.Deepe, who said she's worked in retail for 40
years, had never seen anything like it."It was like an angel fell
out of the sky and appeared in our store," she said.Most of
the donors have done their giving secretly.Dona Bremser, an Omaha nurse, was
at work when a Kmart employee called to tell her that someone
had paid off the $70 balance of her layaway account, wh

The Obama administration said Friday it had lifted sanctions on more than
$30 billion in assets it had applied against Libya's banks this year
ahead of a historic visit to Tripoli by Defense Secretary Leon Panetta.The
United States froze assets of the Libyan government and then-leader Muammar Qaddafi
and four of his children in February, shortly after shuttering the U.S.
Embassy in Tripoli and evacuating staff. The move came amid escalating violence
in Libya as Qaddafi sought to crush a rebellion against his rule.White
House press secretary Jay Carney said in a statement that Friday's action
would unfreeze all government and Central Bank money within U.S. jurisdiction. Assets
in the U.S. of the Qaddafi family and members of the former
Qaddafi regime remain frozen.The move will let the Libyan government access most
of its worldwide holdings and help with the new government's transition, the
White House said.Panetta is expected to visit the Libyan capital on Satur

the money under the terms of his federal plea deal.
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XEXPNd as "factually inaccurate" assumptions in a Quinnipiac University poll about an
Iranian nuclear weapons program, which Iran denies but the international community claims
is at best on the backburner.A ThinkProgress writer in May also slammed
the Simon Wiesenthal Center as a "far-right" organization that "basically called Obama
a Nazi" when it criticized the president for backing a return to
Israel's 1967 borders.The center at the time called those lines the "Auschwitz"
borders, but in the statement this week described the "Nazi"-calling charge as
a "low blow""The Center for American Progress ought to stick to fair-minded
discussion of serious issues about the U.S.' future. It ought to disown
immediately 'Israel Laster' bloggers who take the low road and drag down
policy debates into the gutter of individual and group defamation," the Wiesenthal
Center said.Josh Block, a former spokesman for AIPAC, also raised concerns last
week, telling Politico that "either th

GNUd as "factually inaccurate" assumptions in a Quinnipiac University poll about an
Iranian nuclear weapons program, which Iran denies but the international community claims
is at best on the backburner.A ThinkProgress writer in May also slammed
the Simon Wiesenthal Center as a "far-right" organization that "basically called Obama
a Nazi" when it criticized the president for backing a return to
Israel's 1967 borders.The center at the time called those lines the "Auschwitz"
borders, but in the statement this week described the "Nazi"-calling charge as
a "low blow""The Center for American Progress ought to stick to fair-minded
discussion of serious issues about the U.S.' future. It ought to disown
immediately 'Israel Laster' bloggers who take the low road and drag down
policy debates into the gutter of individual and group defamation," the Wiesenthal
Center said.Josh Block, a former spokesman for AIPAC, also raised concerns last
week, telling Politico that "either th
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MSMASBOWLING GREEN, Ky. An Iraqi man who had claimed he was
innocent of terrorism-related charges did an abrupt about-face Friday, pleading guilty to
trying to funnel weapons and cash to Al Qaeda operatives in his
home country.Waad Ramadan Alwan, 30, appeared in federal court in this south-central
Kentucky college town and pleaded guilty to conspiring to attack American soldiers
in Iraq and to use a weapon of mass destruction and to
attempting to provide material support to terrorists.Alwan was arrested in May in
Bowling Green and had previously pleaded not guilty to charges in a
23-count indictment that also named fellow Iraqi Mohanad Shareef Hammadi.Alwan's attorney declined
comment after the hearing."Today in open court, Waad Alwan admitted to engaging
in terrorist activities both here in the United States and in Iraq,"
U.S. Attorney David J. Hale said in a statement. "He acknowledged he
had built and placed numerous improvised explosive devices (IEDs) aimed at k

arting the program in July. But experts say weight loss figures can
be blown out of proportion.You have to put these numbers in perspective.
Mariah lost 30 pounds. That number looks huge, but she had twins,
says celebrity nutritionist Heather Bauer, author of Bread is the Devil and
the woman responsible for Tyra Banks rockin bod. When you have babies
you drop a lot of weight fast. That number is inflated.Unlike some
we talked to, Bauer doesnt doubt that celebrity endorsers actually use the
products they promote, but she doesnt believe its all theyre using, either.Friend
FOX411 on Facebook.When you do meals in a box, you get awesome
results because you are taking yourself out of your lifestyle and only
eating 1,200 calories a day, so you can lose a lot of
weight, Bauer said. Do these celebrities stick to these diets? I think
celebrities who endorse these things do have two trainers a day, a
chef and certain things in their lifestyle to keep the weight off.Celeb
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