Dinner Tonight: Fix Coca-Cola Sloppy Joes to start the weekend

What’s For Dinner? TONIGHT'S EASY FIX! TONIGHT: Coca-Cola Sloppy Joes A can of Coke adds a caramel sweetness and peppery spice to this time-honored kid-friendly dish. This Sloppy Joe mix also contains ground beef or turkey (we went with the bird), onion and barbecue sauce. The recipe Find more easy recipes | Low-cost recipes How are we doing? Take a quick survey to help us make this newsletter more useful to you. MORE DINNER OPTIONS TONIGHT'S TAKEOUT Pick up a Dinner Box from Alon's Bakery in Midtown or Dunwoody TONIGHT'S DELIVERY Satisfy your Chinese cravings with delivery from Chin Chin. MORE QUICK BITES Easy as pie: John Kessler writes about the joy of making your own pie crust menu. We have recipes, too. This might be an idea for the holidays. Try a new restaurant: New additions to our  restaurant listings include Sweet Pockets Cupcakes, Kickin' Chicken, and a new Waffle House -- at Underground Atlanta. (The list says it's casual and child-friendly.)   DINING OUT Reservations for tonight Antica Posta serves up Italian cooking in a renovated Buckhead home. Get details | Make Reservations Make weekend brunch reservations at the Vinings Inn Get Details | Make Reservations Save gas and time. Find online reservations at a restaurant close to home or work with our easy search ADVERTISING

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Chris Wragge: New online job-seeking techniques

Advertisement Nov. 7, 2008   Hi, everyone!   Coming up tomorrow on The Early Show Saturday Edition:   The jobs picture just keeps getting worse, but we're looking at the very best ways for you to find a job if you're in the market. BusinessWeek's Michelle Conlin will be with us to go through the best options for you, including some new online job-seeking methods.   In HealthWatch: What would you say if I told you a cure for cancer might be starting to emerge? Researchers are working 'round-the-clock to solve one of medicine's great mysteries, and US News & World Report says good news may be on the horizon. Dr Ezekiel Emanuel of the National Institutes of Health will be on hand to talk about a potential timeline.   Baby, it's cold out there! And we'll shop around for the best coat deals out there -- the warmest, best-looking ones for the best prices. Nothing like a fashion show bright and early on a Saturday.   We can't leave out our special Second Cup Cafe performer -- Joan Osborne!    And guess who'll be joining us from "South Fork"? The cast of the old hit TV series, "Dallas"! They'll be marking the show's 30th anniversary.   The presidential election may be over, but our campaign rolls on: VOTE The Early Show, SATURDAY! This message approved by the Chris Wragge/Erica Hill Commission for a Better Weekend!   ----------------------------------------- Chris Wragge theearlyshow@cbsnews.com CBS Evening News  |  The Early Show  |  48 Hours  |  60 Minutes  |  CBS Sunday Morning  |  Face The Nation  |  Up To The Minute U.S.  |  World  |  Politics  |  Sci-Tech  |  Health  |  Entertainment  |  Business  |  Sports  |  Strange  |  Travel  |  Opinion  |  Blogs Videos  |  In-Depth & Photos  |  Puzzles & Toons  |  Mobile Services  |  E-Mail Services  |  RSS Feeds  |  Podcasts Help  |  Advertise  |  Terms Of Service  |  Privacy Statement To unsubscribe or change your subscription options, click here. Contact: Email Administrator, CBSNews.com, 524 W. 57th St., Room 514/1, New York, NY, 10019 ©MMVIII, CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Advertisement Barack Obama's election was an historical event and 60 Minutes was there in its unique way. Our first story has Steve Kroft talking to the four people most responsible for guiding Obama’s spectacular political rise as they celebrate their achievement at his Chicago headquarters on election night. Political advisors David Axelrod and Anita Dunn, campaign manager David Plouffe and press secretary Robert Gibbs outline their strategies that broke the traditional political campaign mold and propelled the first African American into the White House.     Have you ever thought about where the computer screen you are reading this on winds up when it’s discarded? You’ll find out in our second story in which Scott Pelley investigates "e-waste" – junked computers, televisions and other old electronic products that contain valuable components, including gold. But those valuables are not easy to get at and doing so can result in the release of dangerous toxins like lead, cadmium and mercury. So it often gets shipped illegally overseas to a toxic dump, like the one Pelley and his crew had to run out of after angry men threatened them and tried to take their cameras. "They're afraid of being found out. This is smuggling. This is illegal," says Jim Puckett, founder of the Basel Action Network, a group working to stop the dumping of toxic materials in poor countries.   Watch an excerpt.     In our third story, Morley Safer goes out on the range to visit the media mogul cum landowner Ted Turner as he turns 70 and looks back at a remarkable life. On his Snowcrest ranch – just one of the many properties he owns that comprise two million acres – Turner can ride horses and fish and reflect on the big deals, sports triumphs and controversies that have marked his life. But one thing America’s largest private landowner doesn’t like to think about is being alone on one of his spreads. "I'll tell you, come out here and spend the night by yourself some time…the coyote's out there howling. It's pretty scary," he tells Safer.     Those stories, and Andy Rooney’s political history lesson, on this Sunday’s 60 Minutes, Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. ET/PT.       CBS Evening News  |  The Early Show  |  48 Hours  |  60 Minutes  |  CBS Sunday Morning  |  Face The Nation  |  Up To The Minute U.S.  |  World  |  Politics  |  Sci-Tech  |  Health  |  Entertainment  |  Business  |  Sports  |  Strange  |  Travel  |  Opinion  |  Blogs Videos  |  In-Depth & Photos  |  Puzzles & Toons  |  Mobile Services  |  E-Mail Services  |  RSS Feeds  |  Podcasts Help  |  Advertise  |  Terms Of Service  |  Privacy Statement To unsubscribe or change your subscription options, click here. Contact: Email Administrator, CBSNews.com, 524 W. 57th St., Room 514/1, New York, NY, 10019 ©MMVIII, CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved.

 

CBS News Sunday Morning: For The Troops

Advertisement Friday, Nov. 7, 2008   This Tuesday marks the 90th anniversary of Armistice Day, the day World War I came to an end at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. After World War II, the 11th day of November became the Veterans Day holiday we celebrate now -- a day to remember all those who served their country in the Armed Forces of the United States.      With so much going on in our lives these days, it sometimes is easy to forget the sacrifices of those veterans. But as Seth Doane reports in our Sunday Morning cover story, one man has made it a point to show his gratitude for their forbearance. His name is Sheldon Adelson and for the past few years he’s given wounded veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan some much needed R&R; an all-expense-paid vacation to America’s desert playground, Las Vegas.   If there’s anyone who’d be able to fit right in on the fast paced, glitzy and glamorous Vegas strip it would be agent 007, James Bond. Believe or not, the James Bond series of films has been around for almost half a century. Correspondent Anthony Mason will look back at the Bond years and the man who created the fictional secret agent, author and one-time spy, Ian Fleming.   No one would argue that having James Bond as an ally is a distinct plus when taking on a diabolical foe. But almost 200 years ago, Bond, a member of His Majesty’s secret service, would have been fighting for the other side in the War of 1812. It’s the war that made a hero of Gen. Andrew Jackson, who defeated the British at the battle of New Orleans. His later rise to the White House would transform the American presidency. Correspondent Susan Spencer speaks with Newsweek editor and historian Jon Meacham about the legacy of “Old Hickory,” President Andrew Jackson.   The War of 1812 was the last time the British military invaded the U.S., but we have encountered other, more benign invasions since then. In 1964, it was “Beatlemania” and now on Broadway it’s “Billy Elliot,” Sir Elton John’s latest hit. CBS Evening News Anchor Katie Couric talks with Sir Elton about his passionate interest in bringing the musical to the stage in both London and New York.   Plus, there is more to being Italian than spicy meatballs. How about Bocce balls? Bill Geist reports from New York’s Staten Island on Bocce, a sport where rolling, heaving and finessing are all part of the game and bickering, smoking and drinking are practiced to perfection.   Those stories and more… this Sunday Morning. Listen for the trumpet.   CBS Evening News  |  The Early Show  |  48 Hours  |  60 Minutes  |  CBS Sunday Morning  |  Face The Nation  |  Up To The Minute U.S.  |  World  |  Politics  |  Sci-Tech  |  Health  |  Entertainment  |  Business  |  Sports  |  Strange  |  Travel  |  Opinion  |  Blogs Videos  |  In-Depth & Photos  |  Puzzles & Toons  |  Mobile Services  |  E-Mail Services  |  RSS Feeds  |  Podcasts Help  |  Advertise  |  Terms Of Service  |  Privacy Statement To unsubscribe or change your subscription options, click here. Contact: Email Administrator, CBSNews.com, 524 W. 57th St., Room 514/1, New York, NY, 10019 ©MMVIII, CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Advertisement Vegas Heat Saturday, Nov. 8, at 10 p.m. ET/PT   Craig Titus and his wife Kelly Ryan were a real power couple. Titus was a world-famous bodybuilder and Mr. Olympia competitor; Ryan, a fitness champion, with a reputation for doing the impossible. They won numerous competitions and graced magazine covers.   But everything changed on Dec. 14, 2005, when the charred corpse of a young woman was discovered in Ryan's burned-out car on a Las Vegas desert road.   The victim was the couple’s live-in assistant. Police soon pieced together a web of fame, sex, drugs and jealousy that ended in murder, a gruesome cover-up, and the downfall of two hard-body powerhouses.   Correspondent Peter Van Sant reports for 48 Hours Mystery, this Saturday, Nov. 8, at 10 p.m. ET/PT.   Watch a preview.   Watch Van Sant's reporter's notebook.     CBS Evening News  |  The Early Show  |  48 Hours  |  60 Minutes  |  CBS Sunday Morning  |  Face The Nation  |  Up To The Minute U.S.  |  World  |  Politics  |  Sci-Tech  |  Health  |  Entertainment  |  Business  |  Sports  |  Strange  |  Travel  |  Opinion  |  Blogs Videos  |  In-Depth & Photos  |  Puzzles & Toons  |  Mobile Services  |  E-Mail Services  |  RSS Feeds  |  Podcasts Help  |  Advertise  |  Terms Of Service  |  Privacy Statement To unsubscribe or change your subscription options, click here. Contact: Email Administrator, CBSNews.com, 524 W. 57th St., Room 514/1, New York, NY, 10019 ©MMVIII, CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved.

 

VOA Africa News Summary

Here are today's top stories from VOA Africa. To listen or watch one of our programs or to read more visit our website at www.voaafrica.com.

UN Chief Says DRC Fighting is Spreading   Ban Ki-moon calls for end to fighting, warns that conflict could spill over into wider sub-region Analyst Says Barack Obama in Unique Position to Address African Issues   However, former South African opposition leader Tony Leon says Obama may also offer some "tough love" to the continent Nigerian Militants Kill Sailor Military says gunmen in speedboats attacked oil flow station operated by US energy firm Chevron in oil-rich Niger Delta region Southern Africa Gears up for Zimbabwe Summit   Southern African leaders to meet Sunday in attempt to resolve impasse between Zimbabwean leaders over allocation of Cabinet posts in planned power-sharing government Zambia's Electoral Commission Postpones Vote Verification    Zambia's Electoral Commission Thursday postponed verification of votes from last week's presidential by-election after partisans of the ruling party and the main opposition party traded punches. Controversy in South Africa over Zimbabwe hip-hop artist's recent release   Commission rules Ndabaningi Mabuye music track an incitement to riot US Company Develops New Method of Water Purification   A U.S. company has developed new revolutionary ways of purifying water in developing countries. E-mail: Forward this E-mail Click here to unsubscribe from the VOA Daily World News Summary2 If you have questions about this E-mail newsletter send an e-mail to: voanews@voanews.com