People increasingly find new books through blogs, forums, and heck, hearing from an author directly.
Mr. Powell said Mr. Romney's comment had been "catching a lot of heck from the regular G.O.P. foreign affairs community".
It isn't the case," Mr. Powell said last week on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," adding that Mr. Romney's remarks had caught "a lot of heck from the more regular G.O.P. foreign affairs community".
College students on popular TV shows are often homebodies, like John-Boy, who lived at the Walton home while attending the fictional Boatwright University; Rory Gilmore of "The Gilmore Girls," who resided at Yale but seemed to be in Stars Hollow more than in her dorm room; and Axl Heck, from the ABC show "The Middle," who this season will head to college a mere 45 minutes from his folks.
"Color out of a bottle was for 'loose' women, and I would have caught heck from my pastor for looking as I do today.
And it went to heck from there.
What the two men do not say is that they are members of Congress — Mr. Heck a Republican from Nevada and Mr. Benishek a Republican from Michigan — and Ms. Kirkpatrick does not say that she is a former Democratic congresswoman from Arizona looking to get her job back.
Just about the only criticism the president got on his storm stewardship was, amazingly enough, from "Heck of a Job, Brownie" Michael Brown, the FEMA chief during Katrina, who naturally thought Obama acted too quickly and efficiently.
You can create a safe area by lighting, say, two separate torches or candles in a given room, someplace you can retreat to safely when your exploration has yielded no progress and your sanity's low, but on the other hand, because those stationary light sources stay lit, doing this just creates a room you have to stay the heck away from if a monster's on your tail.
"If we are removed from the scene, I can guarantee the government will have a heck of a time from the younger generation, because they are more extreme," he said.
