It's a tour de force. This is resurrecting a virus. I don't think it's been done before.

Arroyo may be weak, but she is safe and is in no danger of being removed by force during the first six months of 2006. The threats were bloated out of proportions. There may be groups within the army that were not happy with her, but they have no capability to stage a coup.

Force structure does determine what the building requirements are for industry, and also the maintenance requirements.

As an industry, maybe we can approach the governor to force CARB to back off and wait for the National Clean Diesel Standards to go into effect, and we can use diesel from more sources (refineries) until then.

She made a commitment to the Air Force when she married Jim, and has continued that commitment even after he retired. She loves the job and loves making a difference in the lives of those with whom she works.

Liberty, not communism, is the most contagious force in the world.