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Daily Training for January 8th: FT: A stumbling Spain must guide Europe

Today's Daily Training is an article published this week by the Financial Times that was paraphrased by El Pais. I think it's a great example of why improving your English is a worthwhile endeavor: it means you can go directly to the source instead of relying on a badly translated and misinterpreted version of what was said.

Daily Training for January 7th: The Tuesday Night Massacre: Spate Of Dem Retirements

Big in news this week are the Democrats who have decided not to run for office in 2010. Today's Daily Training is an article from the blog Fire Dog Lake which reports on what's happening.

Daily Training for January 5th: on NPR: Spain Sees Endless Season For Political Scandal

Political corruption in Spain was the focus of an NPR story on Monday and is today's Daily Training. Before you listen, take a look at these words:

Daily Training for December 31st: The Dumbest Quotes Of The 2000s

Since it's the last day of the decade, today's Daily Training is the Huffington Post's compilation of the dumbest quotes of the 2000s. Don't be surprised if a few of them don't make a lot of sense--that's why they're on the list. A note on the first George Bush quote: the expression he wants to use is "fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me."  Enjoy and have a happy new year!

Daily Training for December 30th: GOP seizes on terror issue

The attempted terrorist attack on Christmas has (not surprisingly) sparked partisan debate. This Politico article got a a lot of mentions in blogs and other press for its reporting on this.

Daily Training for December 29th: Obama's comments on the failed terrorism attempt on Christmas

On Monday, Obama commented for the first time on the failed terrorism attempt on Christmas--today's Daily Training is the video of this.

Daily Training for December 28th: Jim Horney Walks You Through Conference Committee

The Senate passed it's version of the health care bill on Christmas Eve and not the next step in the legislatve process is for both the Senate and House bills to go to conference committee. This article from the Washington Post from last July by Ezra Klein provides a very good explanation of this process. Keep in mind that the filibuster is a procedure only used in the Senate.

Daily Training for December 24th: Decking the Halls of the White House

As we await the final Senate vote on the health care reform bill (which won't happen until 7pm Eastern time) the most appropriate Daily Training is this video that shows us how Christmas is being celebrated in the White House.

Daily Training for December 23rd: El Gordo: You Have To Play To Win

Spain's El Gordo, world's biggest lottery, was the subject of a report on NPR and is today's Daily Training.

Daily Training for January 22nd:

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