if you act like a maniac, they are going to act like a maniac. pails yourself. you are going to reach a point where you had enough. take some time out, take the whole group, have a seat away from whatever you are doing and just take a break. that was part of the things they found in oklahoma, they blew that thing up and all the disaster service people were sitting there taking a break, you know, they worked 12 hour shifts, 12 on, 12 off, but their break area was right across the street. the whole time they were taking a break, they were sitting there thinking they ought to be helping. so were they really getting a break in no. do something else. think about something else. pace yourself. emphasize teamwork, make sure everybody on the team is aware of the plan and if you are helping somebody, make sure they are aware of the plan. that's important. because some people just, what are you doing, why are you guys here? explain it to them. take a minute and explain it to them and they will help you, usually. it makes your job easier. rotate personnel as needed. people

to pipelines as well as separating suppliers from owners of the transport infrastructure now as a maniac spirits here say that under the new legislation russia may have to sell some of its pipeline assets and also russia's gazprom strongly opposes this a recent largest lation saying that this will divert the investment flow away from gas transportation pipelines and that's we managed to speak to one of the companies involved in the construction of the south stream gas pipeline or a margarita hole for money which is the challenge over when to solve a ruse learned she says that of this move will also bring in negative impact on the investment will a company which is involved in a legit chits needs stability in the frame needs confidence to the money which has invested at the beginning of the crew to also suv it's needed the end and. the european politics is currently doing is not only regulating a lot trying to get into into it to prove decisions but also changing the rules of the game ever and ever again currently gas from tries to example to some parties over the south stream gas supply

occurred about after barsukova pep guardiola launched a foul mouth attack on his opposite number jaz a maniac earlier in here had said guardiola was a new breed of coach that criticised correct decisions by referees back comment clearly annoyed barcelona manager who said in between explain to us that reno was the boss and the last step and he went on to suggest their relationship has now been tested. and it's the seller and simple he's the one who knows more in the world and i don't want to compete against him for a second i just want to remind him we played together for four years he knows me and i know him and he wants to stand by mistreatments used long about the cottage already with his friends of the prince on t.v. i'm at florence you know prisoners friends if you want to listen to them more than just a friendship or relationship with hard but he can do it that's perfect. oh as for the match itself basso will be without me for andres iniesta he's picked up a card injury and joins eric abbott out maxwell agree on and cook it on the sidelines however captain colors real is available after

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. >> and i was a maniac. >> you were a maniac?niac that time. >> don, what made you pull out the video camera when jesse started crying? >> well, he had been crying since we left the polls. the crying had gone on for some time. after a little while i thought it was just too funny not to video it and i had my camera. why not? >> were you surprised at the reaction he was having? >> very. >> look, that's my brother. he has a helmet on. >> jesse what are you thinking when you watch the video? >> i felt like i was a movie star. >> and brandon, what about you? you were the lieutenant governor. you had to do everything your brother told you to do? >> a few times kept forgotting what lieutenant meant so i said i was the vice fwovgovernor like vice principal governor. >> what does a lieutenant governor do? >> whatever he tells me to do. >> there was a press conference? >> it was an honor to be invited to the state house and get a tour and a private meeting with the governor and have him show the boys around. it was just touching to our who

. >> guest: iceland nymex the last bastion of really hyper sexualized, really almost maniacal, i can do whatever i want kind of behavior. i think most people have books that document this during the '80s on wall street, but one of the bankers who i spoke to in the book, he said there's too much at stake now on wall street. we're talking millions and millions of dollars deals we can't be doing cocaine off the desk anymore. you can't do that go into meeting and do a million dollar deal. it's gotten to the point where certain a lot of cleaning up had to be done at any bad habits, if they're being pursued, which i'm sure they are quietly in some cases, very much behind closed doors. it's not an ostentatious show. there's no display the way it was but nymex didn't catch onto the and there about a mile from wall street so they had a bit of an isolation thing. when you're in a trading pit that has no windows, you just close off in the world. it's easy to sort of have a world to yourself where your pretty indulged freakily without being concerned. there was a lot of that. >> host: there are

. >> and she smiled this crazy, wonderful, maniacal smile, and jammed the dex into my leg. >> there we also realized that sandy was running out of oxygen. >> i asked lene to exchange bottles with sandy and she kind of looked at me like, you know, "you're crazy, i'm not giving up my oxygen." and i certainly don't blame her for that. but i was like, "you've got to do this because you're walking right now and she is not." >> from then, i believe tim and i moved together, and left sandy with neal, and we were just a little in front of the rest of the gang on our way down to the last fixed ropes. >> john taske was just right in front of me. we basically came to the balcony together, and there's beck. >> so we said, "beck, come on down with us." and beck said, "no, no, i've basically given the word, i'll wait for rob. i'll stay here and wait for him." >> they clearly wanted me to come down, but they didn't have the conversation with rob. they did not promise rob that you'd stay there. >> in good weather, that would have been obviously the right decision to make, because rob was more experien

his immediate predecessor, edward skylar, was so maniacal about making the city work.he was called, quote/unquote, 'batman' and once tackled a would-be mugger in midtown manhattan." when you read that, is it one of those things you say, "i -- they'll never accept me because i did -- i'm not from here"? >> well, ed was a great deputy mayor and he's younger than i am. i'm not tackling any would-be muggers. i don't think i'm -- i don't think i could catch them actually. i think there are a couple of -- a couple of things in that article that bothered me a little bit. one is i think there is a view you're not from here, therefore what do you have to offer and that's pretty typical of any city and it's a little bit more typical of new york and i appreciate that folks look at me with kind of, like, you know, are you up to the job and i'll show them i am. i'm not worried about that. the second implication in that story is also interesting and it's the following which is that do you want -- so the mayor recruited me saying, "i want to avoid third-termitis. i want to be able to

people in the czech republic are call their president a clip toe maniac for -- kleptomaniac for stealing a pen. you see him on the left admiring a pen. the president pulls the pen off the table and with both hands hidden appears to pocket the pen. after readjusting his jacket, both hands end up back on the table without the pen of he was there to sign off on a -- on a trade agreement with chile. >>> happening right now on capitol hill, a house subcommit eholding hearing -- subcommittee holding a hearing for program that's called the h- 26789-a visa program -- h-2-a visa program. opponents argue many brought in under the guest program offstay their visa, joining the ranks of illegal immigrants in this country. >>> a tragedy in new york. the unthinkable action taken by a mother and why police say she did it. >>> also -- mind, but surviving. the recovery of a sea lion found shot in the head and where he's going next. >>> good morning. northbound 101 traffic moving along pretty well. the traffic is doing okay getting up to the airport. we'll tell you more coming up. >>> for the second time i

now, this is maniacally stupid. and a major impediments maintaining the stupidity of current policy. they should be challenged head-on. they should be forced to score breakthroughs. and say okay, this project it works would lead to this. and they can't today. they have no model of dynamic scoring. finally, both cms and private insurance companies should develop new models of experimental and pilot project funding to be able to go and say and a specific example from scientist who's working on it, if 10% of your kidney cells work, you do not need kidney dialysis. through regenerative medicine which is growing your cells and putting them back into, no problem transportation have no problem of rejection. in that model you could take dialysis had a. kidney dialysis is $27 billion a year, growing pretty rapidly the past the nih budget. you can't today be a commitment from anybody that if you had a regenerative model that don't pay for the extent to actually use it on people. you can't raise the capital because nobody less

now, this is maniacally stupid. at cbo and omb defined the debate in the city and a major impediments maintaining the stupidity of current policy. they should be challenged head-on. they should be forced to score breakthroughs. and say okay, this project it works would lead to this. and they can't today. they have no model of dynamic scoring. finally, both cms and private insurance companies should develop new models of experimental and pilot project funding to be able to go and say and a specific example from scientist who's working on it, if 10% of your kidney cells work, you do not need kidney dialysis. through regenerative medicine which is growing your cells and putting them back into, no problem transportation have no problem of rejection. in that model you could take dialysis had a. kidney dialysis is $27 billion a year, growing pretty rapidly the past the nih budget. you can't today be a commitment from anybody that if you had a regenerative model that don't pay for the extent to actually use it on people. y

but with a stalemate on the battlefield, i think would give anyone, particularly someone as maniacal as gaddafi is, hope and a strong desire to hang onto power, and i just cannot imagine that it would be in the region or american national security interest to see gaddafi -- a third great military power -- fight the united states and nato to a standstill. -- a third rate military power -- fight the united states and nato to a standstill. >> what i am advocating is a hope and what you are advocating is a strategy, but what i do not understand is how your strategy gets rid of gaddafi. how does it play out in your scenario? >> if we had declared a no-fly zone when the rebels were close to tripoli -- but that is over. i think, in the words of mr. bismarck, the issue will be decided by blood and iron. if the rebels are given sufficient support and help, i am confident that they can prevail. i am also confident that if you have this kind of back and forth stalemate, that that can only encourage gaddafi, because he sees success on the battlefield, or at least a stalemate situation -- and aga