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		Reliability of Critical Turbomachinery Increased with Woodward Enhanced Steam Turbine Controller
		Woodward is the world's largest independent designer, manufacturer, and service provider of energy control solutions for aircraft engines, industrial engines and turbines, power generation, and process automation equipment.
	www.woodward.com (51 words)

	CNN.com - Woodward adds twist to CIA leak case - Nov 17, 2005
		Woodward said he was contacted to testify after his source went to Fitzgerald to discuss his contact with Woodward related to the leak investigation.
		Woodward said he testified that the official's reference to Plame, referred to as "Joe Wilson's wife," was "casual and offhand, and that it did not appear to me to be either classified or sensitive." Woodward said he believed that CIA analysts usually were not undercover.
		Woodward said it was possible that he could have asked Libby about Wilson's wife, according to his statement, but no references to her appear in his interview notes.
	www.cnn.com /2005/POLITICS/11/16/woodward.leak/index.html (1276 words)

	Bob Woodward - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Woodward was discharged from the Navy in August 1970.
		In his deposition, Woodward also said that he had conversations with Scooter Libby after the June 2003 conversation with his confidential administration source, and testified that it is possible that he might have asked Libby further questions about Joe Wilson’s wife before her employment at the CIA and her identity were publicly known.
		Woodward was born in Geneva, Illinois to Alfred Woodward, a judge.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bob_Woodward (2450 words)

	Woodward, Oklahoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Woodward was established in 1887 at the junction of the Fort Reno Military Road and the Southern Kansas Railway (a subsidiary of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad) on the south bank of the North Canadian River.
		It was in Woodward's Cabinet Saloon, that Houston, a gun-slinging lawyer, shot the brother of the outlaw Al Jennings after a personal disagreement with Jennings' brother and father.
		In 1929, Woodward ranchers and businessmen organized the Woodward Elks Rodeo, which through 1959, was one of the premier cowboy rodeos in the nation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Woodward,_Oklahoma (1942 words)

	Woodward's disgrace - Salon
		Sadly, Woodward not only served as a silent accomplice of the Bush White House in its attack on Plame and her husband, Joseph Wilson, but went much further by publicly criticizing special counsel Patrick Fitzgerald's investigation of that attack -- and suggested repeatedly, up to the eve of the indictment of I.
		Woodward reiterated his exoneration of the White House on Oct. 27 -- and on that occasion, he told CNN's Larry King that he knew the CIA had completed its own assessment of the affair and found that no damage had been done in exposing Valerie Plame Wilson.
		And Woodward neglected to tell King's audience that the CIA had originally demanded that the Justice Department investigate the leak because of its potentially serious effects on national security.
	dir.salon.com /story/opinion/conason/2005/11/19/woodward/index.html (915 words)

	Woodward Apologizes to Post For Silence on Role in Leak Case
		Woodward said yesterday that he was "quite aggressively reporting" a story related to the Plame case when he told Downie about his involvement as the term of Fitzgerald's grand jury was set to expire on Oct. 28.
		Woodward and Downie said they doubt that The Post could have found a way to publish the content of Woodward's conversation, which under the ground rules established with the source was off the record.
		Woodward said that it was "pretty frightening" to watch Fitzgerald threatening reporters with jail -- Miller served 85 days for initially refusing to testify -- and that he "had a lot of pent-up frustration." Woodward said that he "was trying to get the information out and couldn't" because of his agreement with his source.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2005/11/16/AR2005111601286_pf.html (1443 words)

	Woodward, Edward
		Woodward's definitive screen persona of an honorable gentleman struggling to maintain his own personal morality in an amoral, even corrupt, world was prefigured in two motion pictures in which the actor starred, The Wicker Man (1974) and Breaker Morant (1980).
		In Breaker Morant, Woodward starred as the title character, a British Army officer well-respected by his men, who is arrested with two other soldiers for war crimes and tried in a kangaroo court during the Boer War.
		In both cases, Woodward's character's life is sacrificed, a victim of larger hostile social and political forces he is too decent to understand or control.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/W/htmlW/woodwardedw/woodwardedw.htm (1075 words)

	A Rare Glimpse Inside Bush's Cabinet - CBS News
		Woodward says the president told him that when he chairs a meeting he often tries to be provocative.
		Woodward says the president was furious when he had to wait a week to bomb Afghanistan after the military told him they needed more time to prepare.
		Woodward reports the president has the CIA actively pursuing al Qaeda in 80 countries now, no longer restrained by what had been a 25 year ban on assassination, as we saw two weeks ago in Yemen when a CIA plane fired a missile into a car killing six members of al Qaeda.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2002/11/17/60minutes/main529657.shtml (1342 words)

	Court TV Online: Massachusetts v. Woodward
		Supporters of Woodward in both Massachusetts and her homeland of Britain had argued that Woodward should not be kept in a state women's prison with hardened criminals because she is only a teenager and was foreign to this country.
		Woodward supporters claimed she does not understand the U.S. justice system and should have been given the opportunity to be released on bail from prison.
		Woodward was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 15 years.
	www.courttv.com /trials/woodward (1234 words)

	Woodward's - The Story of Woodward's
		The Woodward's Department Store was first established at the corner of Hastings and Abbott in 1903, and grew to occupy half the block bounded by Hastings, Abbott, Cordova, and Cambie streets.
		For many decades, Woodward's was one of Vancouver's primary retail destinations: anchoring the retail along Hastings and providing its low and modest income neighbours with a food floor and other household necessities.
		Woodward's closed its Hastings Street store in 1993 and in early 1995 the property was sold to Fama Holdings (Fama).
	www.city.vancouver.bc.ca /corpsvcs/realestate/woodwards/story.htm (1064 words)

	WashingtonPost.com: Interview with Special Guest Bob Woodward
		Bob Woodward: The story was incremental and we wrote hundreds of different stories that were all pieces of a puzzle.
		Bob Woodward: Carl and I had some of the most intense fights about the substance of the story and where it was going, but the editors, including Bradlee, always mediated successfully.
		One of the negative legacies of Watergate is the unleashing of a torrent of suspicion, doubt and mistrust.
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /zforum/97/woodward.htm (2848 words)

	TomPaine.com - Woodward's Weakness
		And that’s really what Bob Woodward has been doing for a long time: he has the fame and manner to gain access to sovereign and court jester alike, he gets them talking, and then he sells books full of what they have to say.
		Woodward’s investigative appetites are further called into doubt by his claim to have realized his first-place finish in the Valerie Plame leak sweepstakes only after he watched Patrick Fitzgerald’s indictment press conference.
		The still-aborning Woodward controversy (with all the words already spoken and published in just a few short days) tells us something else about today’s breed of superstar journalists (and the wannabes): Given a choice between uncovering elusive but crucial new insights, or merely commenting on the work of others, they will often choose the latter.
	www.tompaine.com /articles/2005/11/21/woodwards_weakness.php (945 words)

	USATODAY.com - Woodward defends role in CIA leak probe (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Woodward and editors at the Post refused to identify the official to reporters other than to say it was not Libby.
		Woodward's testimony in a two-hour deposition Monday would mean that another White House official told a reporter about Plame before Libby revealed her identity to Miller.
		Woodward, famous for his investigation with Carl Bernstein of the Watergate scandal during the Nixon administration, is now assistant managing editor of the Post.
	www.usatoday.com /news/washington/2005-11-16-woodwardleak_x.htm (714 words)

	HWA BIOGRAPHY
		Woodwardâs most recent release, Plan of Attack is the definitive account of a turning point in history as President George W. Bush, his war council, and allies launch a preemptive attack on Iraq, toppling Saddam Hussein and taking over the country.
		Woodward provides audiences with the inside story of the Bush Administration's decision to go to war and the efforts that followed to deal with the conflict.
		Woodward shows how aggressive probes increasingly stripped away privacy and protections once expected by the nation's chief, resulting in the new ethics laws, and a bolder Congress and media.
	www.harrywalker.com /speakers_template.cfm?Spea_ID=402 (974 words)

	Woodward's - The Future of Woodward's . . .
		The Woodward's building, located in the 100 block of West Hastings in Vancouver, has long played a pivotal role in our city.
		The City began a unique process to involve the community and other Vancouver residents in designing and planning the redevelopment of the building in a way that is socially, environmentally and economically sustainable.
		However, the redevelopment of the Woodward's building is, both practically and symbolically, key to the revitalization of the Downtown Eastside.
	vancouver.ca /corpsvcs/realestate/woodwards (335 words)

	The Blog \| Arianna Huffington: Woodward: From Watergate Hero to Plamegate Goat \| The Huffington Post (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Woodward didn't bother disclosing that he was quite involved in this story, and was hardly the impartial observer his silence suggested he was.
		Woodward had seemed almost jealous during a number of recent televised appearances that he had not been in the loop in the "Plamegate" scandal.
		Bob Woodward was made man in DC since his Navy days as a debriefer to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, wherein he shuttled back and forth between the DCI and the JCS peddling state secrets.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /arianna-huffington/woodward-from-watergate-_b_10773.html (3905 words)

	Woodward Shares War Secrets, Journalist Describes Secret Details On White House's Plans For War - CBS News
		Woodward permitted 60 Minutes to listen to tapes he recorded of his most important interviews, to read the transcripts, and to verify that the quotes he uses are based on recollections from participants in the key meetings.
		Woodward reports that just five days after Sept. 11, President Bush indicated to National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice that while he had to do Afghanistan first, he was also determined to do something about Saddam Hussein.
		Woodward says he described Powell as semi-despondent “because he knew that this was a war that might have been avoided.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2004/04/15/60minutes/main612067.shtml (3121 words)

	The Woodward Scandal Should Not Blow Over
		The Woodward saga is a story of a reporter who, as half of the Post duo that broke open Watergate, challenged powerful insiders -- and then, as years went by, became one of them.
		Now, Woodward is scrambling to explain why, for more than two years, he didn't disclose that a government official told him the wife of Bush war-policy critic Joe Wilson was undercover CIA employee Valerie Plame.
		Woodward also told the national radio audience: "The woman who was the CIA undercover operative was working in CIA headquarters.
	www.commondreams.org /views05/1128-23.htm (1029 words)

	Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
		Bob Woodward: Evidence is critical, and as the account we published today of the Camp David meeting shows, there was not the intelligence information or proof that Iraq was involved in Sept. 11.
		Bob Woodward: As I understand it, the thrust of the increased budget request is the military and CIA intelligence and homeland defense.
		Bob Woodward: When we interviewed President Bush, he made it clear that a plan for increasing efforts against bin Laden was in the works, but the president acknowledged that it was not at the top of his agenda.
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /zforum/02/news_woodward013102.htm (3519 words)

	The Blog \| RJ Eskow: Bob Woodward: Smoke-and-Mirrors From the Start \| The Huffington Post
		Woodward should be in jail for obstructing justice, especially because of all the crap he said about Plamegate.
		Woodward is the ideal 'tool' (in all meanings of the word) because he combines ego and ambition with a frankly limited mind.
		Woodward of late has been referred to as a water-carrier, stenographer, unprincipled hack--and those are the images that don't bring to mind knee pads.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /rj-eskow/bob-woodward-smokeand_b_10818.html (2750 words)

	USATODAY.com - Woodward explains his silence in CIA leak probe (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Woodward again acknowledged that he should have told his editor at the Post.
		But the Post reported that Woodward, who achieved fame for his reporting on the Watergate scandal during the Nixon administration, may have been the first reporter to learn about Plame in mid-June of 2003, before the Novak column ran.
		Woodward again questioned the importance of the case.
	www.usatoday.com /news/washington/2005-11-21-woodward-talks_x.htm (598 words)

	Bob Woodward Biography -- Academy of Achievement
		Woodward's father was a prominent attorney, and hoped that Robert would follow in his footsteps.
		Although Woodward and Bernstein were able to link the burglary of Democratic National Headquarters to operatives inside the Nixon White House, and to President Nixon's re-election campaign, they were unable at first to prove any direct involvement by the President or his senior staff to either the burglary or its subsequent cover-up.
		Woodward and Bernstein's account of the investigation, All The President's Men, became a national best-seller and was made into a popular motion picture.
	www.achievement.org /autodoc/page/woo1bio-1 (738 words)

	American Prospect Online - ViewWeb (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Woodward gives away the game plan when he recounts a strategy meeting between Bush and Rove, at which Rove, in a PowerPoint presentation, identifies the key attributes for Bush to project in his presidency and re-election campaign: Strong Leader.
		Woodward says he interviewed more than 75 sources, and his public has been dazzled by what he was able to report.
		Woodward's narrative is told almost entirely from the vantage point of a do-right White House plagued by an intrusive press that occasionally finds unauthorized leaks (as opposed to Woodward's kind) by whiny Democrats and faithless foreigners.
	www.prospect.org /web/page.ww?section=root&name=ViewWeb&articleId=10657 (3168 words)

	Amazon.com: Plan of Attack: Books: Bob Woodward (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Woodward gained extensive access to dozens of key figures and enjoyed hours of direct contact with the President himself (more time, seemingly, than former Bush administration officials Richard Clarke and Paul O'Neill claim to have had).
		Woodward has penned a forceful, often disturbing narrative that captures the deep personality and policy clashes within the Bush administration.
		I picked it because Bob Woodward was a familiar name (he helped expose the Watergate scandal) out of the dozens of unfamiliar ones and it claimed to have more personal interview time with key people than others on the same subject.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/074325547X?v=glance (2276 words)

	The Fall of Bob Woodward
		In the first of those gate-moments, Bob Woodward, an ambitious, young Washington Post reporter, with his associate Carl Bernstein, protected a source dubbed "Deep Throat" (now known to be FBI second-in-command Mark Felt) for dear life.
		In the Plamegate moment, Woodward, now a star reporter who has feasted off the Washington elite for decades and (on the theory that you are what you eat) has become one of them, is again protecting a source.
		Woodward turns out to have been just another embedded reporter, doing the war-work of the Bush administration while pretending to be independent of it." The same could certainly be said of Judy Miller (with perhaps even less pretense to independence).
	www.motherjones.com /commentary/columns/2005/11/bob_woodward.html (806 words)

	Realized Entertainment - Woodward (Site not responding. Last check: )
		During a period in rock when emo, pop punk acts rule the airwaves and distinctions between most are one in the same, Woodward is a band that breaks the mold as an edgy, up-beat rock group not concerned with current trends or following the pack.
		In a very short period of time, the boys from Woodward have created quite a buzz around the Detroit metro area propelling themselves into the local spotlight, separating themselves from an endless array of mediocre rock ensembles.
		While Woodward’s young career continues to grow and develop as one of Detroit’s finest up & coming indie rock acts, look for their first commercially released studio album in Spring of 2006.
	www.realizedentertainment.com /woodward.php (235 words)

	Woodward: Propeller Controls
		Woodward developed the first successful propeller control in 1933.
		In addition, a growing number of general aviation and commuter aircraft rely on Woodward AES overspeed governors, synchronizers and synchrophasers for their turboshaft, turboprops and reciprocating engines.
		As engine controls have moved toward electronic-based systems, Woodward has responded with a line of electronic propeller controls.
	www.woodward.com /AES/products/propcont.cfm (82 words)

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