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...President to visit Tehran to discuss regional stability, and it sought to bring Syria into the process as well. This was not greeted with glee in Washington. But it should have been. One of America's top strategic interests is to get Iran to behave less like a revolutionary cauldron and more like a traditional nation-state. For the mullahs and their mad President to express a desire for a stable neighborhood is a good first step...
...describing the victory, the various factions of the Democratic Party sound as if they all witnessed a different election. The Democratic Leadership Council, a group of moderates in the party, declared the victory "a testament to the centrist problem-solving reputation of Democrats outside the cauldron of Beltway partisan warfare...
...know that playing at Lynah…is a witches’ cauldron,” Donato said. “We expect this to be a very emotional, physical game...
...with the same passion Gina now displays. But then, the whole way in which one consumes and appreciates children's literature has changed since I was a child. Gina spent much of the day before the readings at a podcast in a New York bookstore organized by The Leaky Cauldron, one of the key Potter websites. New media - the Internet - has enabled a true community to be built around old media artifacts - the books...
...cover of TIME by 36, served two terms as California Governor, ran unsuccessfully for the Senate once and for President three times, moved to Japan, studied Buddhism, worked with Mother Teresa and was a radio talk-show host--all before diving into the unforgiving cauldron of Oakland politics a decade ago. He is at an age when overachievers in nearly every other profession would start to pack it in. But no man who wakes up at 5 a.m. to read and has been known to keep an eye on Fox News after midnight should be considered a candidate for retirement...