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Tony Snow to appear on Fox and Friends

http://www.c-spanarchives.org/library/index.php?main_page=product_video_info&products_id=200350-1&tID=5 Tony Snow was interviewed by Brian Lamb on 8/12 The interview is a full hour and worth watching.

Aug. 7: NBC Chief White House Correspondent David Gregory sits down with White House Press Secretary Tony Snow to talk about living -- and working -- with cancer. This is the full interview, 27 minutes long. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/ Click on link and scroll down to NBC News Exclusive

Tony Snow By Bill O'Reilly for BillOReilly.comThursday, Mar 29, 2007 My friend Tony Snow is once again fighting for his life, his cancer having returned. You may remember the White House press secretary underwent six months of chemotherapy after cancer was found in his colon two years ago. His mother died of cancer and Tony was very aggressive in treating his condition. Now cancer lesions have spread to his liver and Tony Snow is once again facing a painful struggle to defeat the disease. But if anyone can beat the beast down, it's Snow. He is a courageous guy....

Tony's doctors have detected a growth of some kind. He will have surgery on Monday. They are not saying that this is or is not cancer. Please be so kind as to offer your prayers, your support for this good man.

The old adage that "no two snowflakes are alike" might not hold true, at least for smaller crystals, new research suggests. Snowflakes are created when snow crystals stick together. Some contain several hundred crystals [images]. Scientists investigate how snowflakes form because of the possible influence they may have on global climate. In addition, researchers now believe ice crystals in the atmosphere, which typically are snow crystals too small to fall to the ground, play a key role in ozone depletion, possibly by acting as a catalyst to break down ozone. Ice crystals in the atmosphere are also believed to influence...

November 01, 2006, 3:09 a.m. My How Those Embryos GrowA closer look at who it is some are intent on destroying. By Deroy Murdock Just 14 months old, fraternal twins EmmaLyn and Ian Burnett are oblivious to the embryonic stem-cell research (ESCR) controversy dominating their home state of Missouri. It’s too bad they are too young to respond to actor Michael J. Fox’s TV commercials endorsing Democratic Senate candidates Claire McCaskill in the Show-Me State and Ben Cardin in Maryland. If EmmaLyn and Ian could speak, they might help Fox and other Americans understand how ESCR literally kills living...

Defying the will of Congress (remember these votes in November!), President Bush sent a veto message (read the president's message here), that he would not sign HR 810, the "Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act of 2005." President Bush addressed the situation in Lebanon while meeting with members of Congress in the White House. Secretary of State Rice met at the State Department today: New Zealand's Minister of Foreign Affairs Winston Peres, and Belgium's Foreign Minister Karel De Gucht. Next week she is scheduled to attend Southeast Asia's top security forum.

        Hello, everyone!   We have a special occasion for today's Cheers to Tony Snow Thread-- it's his birthday!   The Cheers to Tony Snow Thread allows FReepers to post messages of good tidings to the Snowman.   If you’d like on or off the Tony Snow ping list, please post a request. All requests happily honored.  

        Tony Snow is starting his new job with the Administration and we would like to send him cheers every now and again. We've started a "Cheers to Tony Snow" Thread that will allow FReepers to post messages of good tidings to the Snowman.   If you’d like on or off the Cheers to Tony Snow ping list, please post a request. All requests happily honored.  

Tony's doing an awesome job covering a variety of topics!

       Tony Snow is back and better than ever!  Tony's guests and topics on today's Tony Snow Show include: Sensible People Object What does it mean when sensible politicians like Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN), Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA), and Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) object to the port deal? Tony takes a close look.Bush Comes Down Hard The President came out strong on the port issue, saying he would veto any legislation to block the port deal. The President's protected us before; should we trust him this time?So What's Really Going On at the Ports? Intrepid reporter Griff Jenkins...

Before I formed you in the womb I knew you.Before you were born I set you apart. Jeremiah 1:5

For the first time, it's now known how many frozen human embryos created for infertility treatments are being stored in the United States -- 400,000, twice as high as previous estimates. Researchers with the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology found that most are designated for further fertility treatments, though it's doubtful that all 349,830 embryos with this designation will be used for that purpose. Many of the embryos will not survive the thawing process but, as the number of "leftovers" left in freezers continues to rise, there are calls to minimize embryo production, put limits on storage time, and to...