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Nov. 19: Rachel Maddow and Time Magazine senior correspondent Michael Grunwald discuss the significance of a federal judge’s ruling that holds the Army Corp of Engineers at fault for the levee’s breach during Hurricane Katrina. (Other) Hurricane Katrina - United States Army Corps of Engineers - Earth Sciences - Meteorology - Weather Phenomena

The Winter season kicks into high gear in Banff National Park with the Lake Louise World Cup ski race, the Parade of Lights and lots of other great things to see and do on and off the slopes.Author: banfflakelouise Tags: banff national park ski snowboard sunshine norquay lake louise keepexploring alberta canada christmas santa parade world cup race Posted: 19 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Fiery soccer celebration, Ground Zero, big yellow taxis, meteor shower, the Taj Mahal reflected and more news and feature photos from around the globe. (msnbc.com) Msnbc.com - Ground Zero - Taj Mahal - Asia - Sports

http://www.SeanLaRue.com Your KEY TO Moving Home! It was Western Wednesdays when Sean visited Jackalope Ranch a newer restaurant in the Coachella Valley. There are all kinds of drink specials throughout the week and we really recommend the chicken nachos! See you there! Distributed by Tubemogul.

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Nov. 19: Congressional Republicans issued a blistering review of the Obama administration's economic policies Thursday and suggested Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner should lose his job. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell reports. (Nightly News) Republican - Presidency of Barack Obama - United States Secretary of the Treasury - Kelly O'Donnell - NBC

Nov. 19: Students from across California converged on the UCLA campus Thursday for a second day of demonstrations against a 32 percent increase in fees as the state grapples with a mounting budget deficit. NBC's George Lewis reports. (Nightly News) California - University of California Los Angeles - George Lewis - NBC - Education

Nov. 19: The failure of an FAA flight-tracking computer caused widespread delays and cancellations, but most airlines were back on schedule late Thursday. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (Nightly News) NBC - NBC Nightly News - Federal Aviation Administration - Tracking - Television

Nov. 19: In the first public hearing on the Fort Hood shootings, members of the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday asked how the long list of warning signs from Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan were missed. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports. (Nightly News) United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary - NBC - Jim Miklaszewski - United States - Fort Hood

Nov. 19: A federal judge on Thursday called Hurricane Katrina a man-made disaster resulting from the government's failure to maintain the levees that protect New Orleans. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News) Hurricane Katrina - New Orleans - Brian Williams - NBC - NBC Nightly News

Nov. 19: Three days after a government-appointed task force released new guidelines for breast cancer screenings, confusion over whether or not to get annual mammograms persisted at clinics across the country Thursday. NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports. (Nightly News) Breast cancer - Cancer - NBC - Mammography - Health

Nov. 19: A fast-moving meteor frightened many unsuspecting spectators in Utah and other Western states early Wednesday. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News) Brian Williams - NBC - NBC Nightly News - Utah - United States

Nov. 19: The U.S. Postal Service has cancelled its Operation Santa program because of an incident in which a volunteer turned out to be a registered sex offender. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News) Brian Williams - NBC - NBC Nightly News - United States - U.S. Postal Service

Nov. 19: The founder and chairman of the SYMS Corp. discount clothing chain died of heart failure Tuesday in New York. He was 83. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News) Brian Williams - NBC Nightly News - SYMS - NBC - New York City

Nov. 19: The CDC on Thursday released a county-by-county breakdown of obesity and type II diabetes in the U.S., revealing that the highest concentration of both is found in Appalachia and the deep South. NBC's Robert Bazell reports. (Nightly News) United States - Health - Diabetes mellitus type 2 - Robert Bazell - Diseases & Conditions

Nov. 19: Nestle baking has announced an expected shortage of Libby's pumpkin on store shelves this holiday season, so now may be the time to stock up. Msnbc.com's Keva Andersen reports. (msnbc.com) Libby - Pumpkin pie - Christmas and holiday season - Fruit and Vegetable - Pumpkin

Today, ten percent of America s workforce is unemployed, and many more workers are facing underemployment or enduring poor working conditions and inadequate supports and benefits. Jody Heymann, founder and director of the Project on Global Working Families and a professor in the Faculties of Medicine and Arts at McGill University, has written a new book entitled Raising the Global Floor (to be released on November 17th). It is based on an eight-year study examining the working conditions faced by 55,000 households in seven countries on five continents. The book compares working conditions and labor laws in the United States with those in 189 other countries. In her research, Jody found that 163 nations guarantee paid sick leave, but the U.S. is not one of them. This is just one of several disturbing findings about the benefits of US workers compared to those in other countries. Legislation regarding mandatory paid sick leave is currently being considered in Congress, but other needs (maternity/paternity leave, breaks for breastfeeding, time off to take care of a sick child, spouse or parent) are still unanswered. For More Information, please visit: http://www.nationalpartnership.org

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