more and more ocean going giants for streams of tourists into the city every day and money. on tuesdays and saturdays the all pharma district hosts the favored the large that are the robbers flea markets. sophia temp arrow our tile expert is doing a bit of detective work. this is the thing with those individual chiles then. they re forty five euros each from the eighteenth century this one costs eighty five euros do you have a guarantee of origin proof that the tiles weren t stolen no but when we buy something we have to provide the police with the name of the vendor it takes twenty one days for everything to be checked. only then are we allowed to sell for long
the morning in lisbon is bathed in an extravaganza of light. more and more ocean going giants poor streams of tourists into the city every day and money. from. on tuesdays and saturdays the all pharma district hosts the fair dillard that are the robbers flea markets. sophia temp arrow tile expert is doing a bit of detective work. is the fit with those individual tiles there. they re forty five euros each from the eighteenth century this one costs eighty five euros do you have a guarantee of origin proof that the tiles weren t stolen no but when we buy
way to score subcommittee assignments in the 60s. only a few pieces of audio have been released, sadly not the story about drinking with eastland, but here s senator kennedy in 2005, lamenting the decline of decorum in the u.s. senate. people sort of listen to each other and they took the action on that. that is non-existent today. 95% of that is done by staff. and people come parachuting into the senate on tuesdays, listen to the lunch discussion, go back to their office and see people because they re so far behind. e and get hot travel tips from the pros. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities.
congress? what s why can t more people, not just talk the talk, but walk the walk? listen, there are differences and disagreements of principle. there s several things i ve learned in my first year here. one, out in the real world when people are trying to solve a problem, you start where you agree and work from there. too often in washington, we seem to start where we disagree and stop there. secondly, i think part of the problem is people are in and out of here so quickly, come in, fly in on tuesdays, leave on thursdays, they don t even know each other and we all know in real life it s easier to work with people that you know. it s one of the reasons why john and i are working with our class. we ve had other colleagues, as well, five or six, seven different meetings where we ve gotten together. john and i are sitting tonight at the state of the union we need to focus where we agree and move forward. i hope you consider this to be a compliment. i ve heard you referred to as kind
swipe of a cell phone. it s being tested in salt lake city and austin, texas. the fast food giant says if successful, it could go nationwide. after ordering and paying with the app the food can be picked up inside or at a drive-thru. a guy that might have that app and be using it frequently in salt lake city. he is 64-year-old dennis rosanoff. his conservative estimate is that he s eating 12,000 big macs. he goes to mcdonald s ten times a week and never gets tired of it. ten times a week? he has one on mondays, one on wednesdays. he cranks it up on tuesdays, thursdays, fridays, and saturday when he has two a day. on sunday, he takes a break. i want to see a full-body shot of this man. p.s., i ve got all his stats right here. he is not an enormous man. six feet tall, 165 pounds, cholesterol under 200, which 200 is border. health food, we knew it all along.