Dear Tony,

It�s time for Rush Limbaugh to face the consequences for being a mouthpiece for the right-wing war on women.

The First Amendment gives Rush the right to say whatever he wants, but that doesn�t make it right for him to have a national megaphone to spew his hate. It�s time for Clear Channel to make it clear that they will no longer profit from Rush�s vicious attacks on women.

Add your name to my petition to Clear Channel to cancel The Rush Limbaugh Show.

Clear Channel pays Rush $50 million a year for this garbage. But with sponsors fleeing Rush�s show left and right -- 50 of them so far -- it�s clear that our voices are having an impact on the bottom line of corporations across the country.

These companies are realizing that it doesn�t pay to do business with Rush Limbaugh. And it�s time for Clear Channel to follow suit. Our grassroots effort has helped to strip the economic foundation out from under Rush. Now, if we keep the pressure on, we can force Clear Channel to turn off his microphone for good.

Add your name today! Then, please share our petition with your friends (and your co-workers!) on Facebook and Twitter.

Thank you for your help,

Shelley

Dear Fellow Nevadan,

On this International Women��s Day, we recognize the many contributions of Nevada��s women. The impact of Nevada��s women can be felt in every corner of our state and across every aspect of our society �C from government and business to education, religion and culture.

Our state has a proud history of women pioneers. Activists like Mabel Welch Hoggard and Lubertha Johnson made essential strides for education and civil rights, while Jean Ford, Harriet Trudell, Ruby Duncan, Linda Rivera and many others championed advances for Nevada��s women, youth, and minority communities. These pioneers established a tradition of women��s leadership in Nevada, and their work has enabled others to follow in their footsteps.

There are more than 1 million women living in Nevada, and I am honored to have worked on their behalf in Congress. I am proud to have strengthened women��s legal and civil protections, and I will always continue to fight to achieve equal opportunities in the classroom and in the workplace.

I was pleased when Johnnie Rawlinson was confirmed in 2000 to serve as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and when Gloria Navarro was confirmed in 2010 to serve as a judge for the U.S. District Court of Nevada. Recently, the President nominated two more highly qualified women to serve on the U.S. District Court, Miranda Du and Elissa Cadish. I am proud to have recommended all four of these women for judicial service.

Supporting women��s access to health care has also been a priority. That is why I fought to pass the Affordable Care Act. This new law prohibits insurance companies from denying women health insurance because of a pre-existing condition, and ensures Nevada��s almost 700,000 children have access to quality coverage for well-child, dental, and eye care services. And starting in August, insurance plans will be required to cover critical women��s preventive services like well-women visits, contraception, as well as diabetes, HIV and domestic violence screenings without any copayments. For more information on how the Affordable Care Act benefits Nevada��s women and families, please click here.

Last week, the Senate narrowly defeated an amendment that would have allowed any employer to deny coverage of any health care services for any reason. This proposal would have been particularly harmful to women��s health because it would have jeopardized access to free preventive services like contraception and well-women visits for hundreds of thousands of Nevada women.

For more information on my work in the Senate on behalf of Nevada��s women or to contact me, please visit my website, reid.senate.gov or sign up to receive my e-newsletter, The Reid Report. Your e-mails, letters, and phone calls draw attention to the key issues Nevadans face. I always look for new and innovative ways to connect with people in the Silver State, which is why I recently launched my Facebook page. I also appreciate hearing from those of you who contact me via Twitter, and I look forward to connecting with you on these social media platforms.

Sincerely,

HARRY REID
U.S. Senator for Nevada

Remarks

Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of State

U.S. Institute of Peace

Washington, DC

March 7, 2012

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Thank you. Thank you all very much. Thank you. I am so honored to be here to join you in celebrating the 40th anniversary of President Nixon�s extraordinary trip to China.
And I want to thank everyone at the U.S. Institute of Peace, especially Richard Solomon, who knows China well from his days as Policy Planning Director and Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia. And it�s a special delight, Richard, to be visiting this beautiful building for the first time. And Tara, I want to thank you and if the Senate so agrees, we are very much looking forward to Tara joining us at the State Department. So thank you so very much.

I also particularly want to recognize all the members of the Nixon-Cox families. And Tricia, thank you, because you�re absolutely right; there is a bond that is hard to describe to those who have not lived through the incredible honor and challenge of being part of a first family. But I have such great appreciation for what you and your sister have done that has really bestowed great honor on your parents. And this is not only the anniversary of your father�s trip to China but also of your mother�s, and I think that is worth reminding us.

I want to thank Ron Walker and everyone with the Richard Nixon Foundation, the members of Congress, ambassadors who have joined us, including the Chinese ambassador to the United States, Ambassador Zhang. Thank you so much for being here.

The events of that remarkable week in 1972 have been studied, analyzed, debated, reenacted on stage and screen, even commemorated in song. And yet, there is still more to be said about that journey to Beijing and the relationship it set into motion�and how we, who are the great beneficiaries of that work 40 years ago, are cultivating the relationship so it meets the challenges and seizes the opportunities of this time.

And I want to begin by saluting all who contributed to President Nixon�s journey, to all the subsequent milestones in the U.S.-China relationship. And I know that during the day you have been fortunate in hearing from some of the master architects of those early years, including Henry Kissinger, who extended that first handshake to Zhou Enlai in 1971 and continues to speak and write eloquently about China today; Zbig Brzezinski, who oversaw the normalization of relations during the Carter Administration; Brent Scowcroft, who I see there appropriately in the front row, who skillfully managed the tumultuous period during the Tiananmen Square protests; Win Lord, the young note taker at the Nixon meetings who later became our ambassador to China.

I also salute the Foreign Service officers and civil servants who worked behind the scenes. I�ve learned a lot about that as Secretary of State. Those of us who are out front are only out front because of all the work that has been done to lay the groundwork. And for that trip in particular, I want to recognize Stape Roy, one of the renowned �missionary kids� who later served as ambassador; Jeff Bader, who went to China in 1981 and became a caretaker of our China policy for the next three decades; Chas Freeman, the interpreter for President Nixon�s talks with Mao who later became our deputy chief of mission in Beijing.

There are those who aren�t with us�including Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, who was the youngest ever Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs; Jim Lilley, who expertly served as our ambassador to China during the challenging events of 1989 and after.

And the journalists who traveled with President Nixon and covered every angle of his time there, including Ted Koppel, who I see in the audience. Thanks to them, people across our country were able to follow President Nixon at every step.

Now, I was a law student in 1972. I was a poor law student. I did not own a television set. But I was not about to miss history being made, so I rented one � a portable model with those rabbit ears. I lugged it back to my apartment and tuned in every night to watch scenes of a country that had been blocked from view for my entire life. Like many Americans, I was riveted and proud of what we were accomplishing through our president.

President Nixon called it �the week that changed the world.� Well, if anything, that turned out to be an understatement.

Then, the People�s Republic of China was profoundly isolated. Poverty was pervasive. The Cultural Revolution had banished nearly all foreigners, as well as foreign businesses, foreign books, even foreign ideas. When President Nixon�s motorcade drove through Beijing, the American delegation noted how eerily silent the city was. Now there were people everywhere, but there was hardly a sound.

Yet within a few short decades, China has become the second largest economy in the world. Hundreds of millions of Chinese have been lifted out of poverty and have joined the global economy. Beijing, Shanghai and other cities have turned into noisy, fast-paced, 24-hour centers of commerce and culture. The 2008 Olympics and the 2010 Expo were very successful coming out parties. And China, a rising geopolitical power, has a seat at virtually every table and a role in virtually every institution of importance in the world.

So there is no doubt that the China of today is a very different country from the China of 1972. Now that transformation is due, first and foremost, to the hard work and determination of the Chinese people and their leaders. It was encouraged, however, by people around the world who supported and invested in their progress. And it can also be traced back in a straight line to that week 40 years ago.

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Dear Dr. Lei,

Thanks for your email and I am sorry that I missed the call. I look forward to speaking with Mike at 11:00 a.m.

Best,

Rui

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2012/3/7 Tony Lei

Dear Miss Rui,

Mike, my son did call you this morning but you were not there. He wll call you again at about 11: 00 a.m.

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Dear Dr. Lei,

This is Rui, the Business Coordinator from the China-US Business Summit Las Vegas Office.

Firstly I�d like to thank you for your willingness to help us on this year�s summit. Recently we are preparing for the 3rd China-US Business Summit holding from April 29th to May 1st, at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles. This year we have invited 120 CEOs, managers and investors from China to join our summit to meet entrepreneurs from US companies. All the Chinese entrepreneurs bring fund and the will to do business with US side seriously. They will spend 4 days in Las Vegas from May 3rd- 6th for business investigation.

We are wondering if any member in Chinese American Academic Association is seeking for fund investment or business cooperation from China Mainland. Also, please feel free to keep us posted on any enterprises in your association who would like to meet business elites from China Mainland and discuss the potential business opportunities with them. We�d like to discuss with you in more details to know how we could cooperate in some way to serve them better.

You could check for more details via our website http://www.chinaussummit.org/en/index.asp and our last year summit review video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nAhN2OkKtM. They both have mandarin version if it would be more convenient. For other general information about the summit, I've attached a brief introduction of the 2012 summit and the announcement of �China-US Business Summit 2012 Calls for Excellent Papers� in case some one in your association might be interested.

Thank you again for your time and your help. Should any questions arise or any assistance needed, please feel free to contact us. We are looking forward to hearing from you soon.

Sincerely,

Rui

Business Coordinator

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Nevada needs more jobs, everybody agrees on that. That's why Governor Sandoval released a bold plan in February to get Nevada working again. At the heart of the economic development and diversification plan is a goal of creating 50,000 new jobs in our state by the end of 2014.

In announcing the plan at the University of Nevada, Reno, Governor Sandoval asserted

"We must work together to identify opportunities for all Nevadans. Nothing is too small. None is insignificant; not when so many of our neighbors continue to seek work."

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Dear Tony,

In the next few days, the U.S. Senate will vote to determine the fate of a pipeline that would link a vast tar sands deposit in Alberta, Canada to refineries on the Texas Gulf Coast. The construction of the pipeline has been blocked once by President Obama, who refused to buckle to pressure from Congress and industry to cut short the environmental review. Unfortunately, they are at it again.

If approved and built, this pipeline, Keystone XL, would carry one of the most carbon-intensive sources of oil on the planet.

For the next 24 hours, The Climate Reality Project is joining with 350.org, MoveOn, League of Conservation Voters, Patagonia, Sierra Club, Energy Action Coalition and others to garner 500,000 signatures in a community-wide effort against the pipeline. Bill McKibben of 350.org will be on The Colbert Report tonight and will update the world on our progress -- so sign now, and then pass it on. We've come together before to stop production of this dangerous pollutant -- and with your help, we can do it again:

Join me in telling the U.S. Senate to say NO to one of the most carbon-intensive oils on the planet:

http://forms.climaterealityproject.org/keystone

If you care about the climate, you have to care about stopping this dangerous pollutant and the pipeline that carries it. After extensive research, the EPA estimates that annual carbon pollution from the Keystone XL pipeline could be at least 82% higher than average crude refined in America -- if not more.

What does that number really mean? That's the same amount of pollution as adding 4.8 million cars to our roads: an additional 27 million metric tons of carbon pollution.

Instead of pouring money into the production of more dirty oil, we need to work with Canada to invest in clean energy and energy efficiency. Clean energy is already the fastest growing industry in the U.S. and one of the fastest growing industries around the world.

It doesn't matter where you live, or if the pipeline crosses into your home state. An increase of carbon pollution anywhere leads to climate change everywhere.

I just returned from an expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula, where the temperature has risen by over 8 degrees in the last 60 years. And more than that, the glacial retreat caused by this temperature increase means sea level is rising and dangerous changes are happening around the globe. To put it simply: it means we are all living on thin ice.

Take a minute and sign this important petition and tell the Senate to say NO to Keystone XL:

http://forms.climaterealityproject.org/keystone

Thanks,

Al Gore
Founder and Chairman
The Climate Reality Project