general electric said this is addison's stream finally realized. this is three decades after addison launched the bull promising this was an pundit, cheap form of light that everybody was going to enjoy. it wasn't until the 19 teens as they started to enter into the marketplace. there is a similar entry price. if you have carbon filaments in your bold, the electric company would exchange the wolves for you. if you wanted the more efficient bulbs, you have to buy your own. so that slowed things down. but it was so much more efficient to within a decade or so, everybody switched over to metallic element. >> that is so interesting because there are modern parallels they are but as transformational as a piece of technology he can be come it can still take a long time to get penetrated broadley commented inexpensive inexpensive to be except able to many people. that was just as true for electricity as it is for computing. >> in 19 dirty the estimate to 70% of urban homes are wired for electricity. that's 50 years just to get the wire into people's house

addison, what have you seen so tonight? >> well, initially, we saw brent and wti trade up about 30, 40 cents but they have vince traded back down. you know, the news came out late in the day for it to impact the markets and certainly this is a much longer term story than one would anticipate seeing in a quick move in the markets late in the day. >> addison, really quick, if the elections are coming up, isn't that what really moves this marketplace? the olds favor that the v.p. probably takes over and no change in policy, so, pretty much looking at the standard policies that we've seen already, correct? >> i wouldn't -- i would not bet that way necessarily. you know, there was a lot of opposition that was held down by a very heavy state security apparatus the last time around. the election was closer than people would have thought. although chavez did manage to eek out a victory. and, you know, there's been a lot of good things, but a lot of bad things that have happened in venezuela over the past 12 years and this is going

i'm going to call out their names, naomi jones, addison and rachel brooks. let's give them a round of applause. they have done a fabulous job for all of us. i wish you could all see the beautiful panels. when i talk about the community ownership. one of the highlights you will see is the culture and the history that is reflected on these art panels. we have an amazing architectural team that uses the history center for this library and it's reflected there to help us celebrate what a beautiful community this is and it captures the spirit, captures the identity of what the bay view neighborhood is all about. i want to take a moment to acknowledge the architectural team from tom and associates, we have nick homg , carry, thank you for the fabulous work. that is the dream team as i call it that made it happen working hand in hand with the community. with that i would like to now introduce, i see that our supervisor is still not here. our board president is here. david chew. i now you have a wonderful opportunity throughout the day with chinese new years. >> tha

the addisons, for instance, vented their single-family home to four korean engineers to the end of march for 10,000 euros a month. in the meantime, the adamsons make do in a camper. >> when we move back into our house, it smells funny for a while, like korean food. the renters always leave a lot of the provisions behind. we tried to cookery and dishes once -- to cook korean dishes once. >> cooking is a matter of taste and cultural differences, but engineers speak the same language. the brakes past the driving test. they will soon be installed in of the company models. days are long. in the end, the car company is a substantial investments have to pay off. >> i have to call headquarters early in the morning because of the time difference. then i head out onto the ice. >> much of what goes on in the testing halls is top secret. the competition could be anywhere. the korean technicians work long hours, partly to make their costly state as productive as possible and partly because there is little else to do. even in this remote place, the so-called car paparazzi are on the prowl. the hunt fo

the addisons, for instance, vented their single-family home to four korean engineers to the end of march for 10,000 euros a month. in the meantime, the adamsons make do in a camper. >> when we move back into our house, it smells funny for a while, like korean food. the renters always leave a lot of the provisions behind. we tried to cookery and dishes once -- to cook korean dishes once. >> cooking is a matter of taste and cultural differences, but engineers speak the same language. the brakes past the driving test. they will soon be installed in of the company models. days are long. in the end, the car company is a substantial investments have to pay off. >> i have to call headquarters early in the morning because of the time difference. then i head out onto the ice. >> much of what goes on in the testing halls is top secret. the competition could be anywhere. the korean technicians work long hours, partly to make their costly state as productive as possible and partly because there is little else to do. even in this remote place, the so-called car paparazzi are on the prowl. the hunt fo

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andrew in addison. didn't also make the argument that the federal government doesn't have the power to regulate marriage because the federal government does have general [ inaudible ] power like the states and i sound that shocking because edie windsor is her client so she should be using any argument available to her. and the domestic relations exception and the other would both get the desired results in terms of the tax situation. so i thought that was kind of peculiar, because it -- it didn't seem like she was advocating for her client. she was more advocating for the brood scheme of the equal protection argument. >> stephanie: good point. amy in los angeles really good. hello, amy. >> caller: hello amy -- stephanie. >> stephanie: no, you are amy. >> caller: i'm from the [overlapping speakers] >> caller: remember when you gave that wonderful talk. and we love the fact that you are wearing the rainbow peppy hat that we sent you. >> stephanie: oh that's right. >> caller: listening to all of this conve

also keep in mind is addison armstrong.3.2% according to the latest cftc commitment of traders report. that's the first increase in speculative net longs that we've seen in five weeks. switching gears to metals. pushing gold down but gold now back above $1600 an ounce. we could see volatility in gold because of that onyxes expiration today. traders are telling me they are not surprised to see the safe haven rotation out of the safe haven trade into the riskier commodities. carl, back over to you. >> thank you for that. >>> why cyprus' loss could be other country's gain according to rich russians. but first, i think we might go to rick santelli. rick? >> thanks, carl. my guest, right after the cyprus story hit a week ago friday i remember burching into you and you basically said, you know, think about sabers in this country, what's the different outside of vocabulary. can you expand upon that and the topic today with ben berbernank what can economists and policymakers learn? weigh in on all of that? >> the interesting thing

joining us now with great party ideas is entertaining expert and owner of event styles, mark addison,zing here, but that's not stopped you or me from celebrating. that's an irish milk shake? >> it's an irish coffee. that's hot and enjoyable. so, in here, we have irish whiskey, and bailey's irish scream a cream and coffee. >> it's awesome. >> it will keep us warm throughout the segment. >> and we have variations, mocha and whipped cream, everybody loves whipped cream and bailey's hot chocolate. if you're not a coffee drinker, there's something for you, and a bailey's martini as well. >> tucker: i approve. this is the best looking ham and eggs setup i've seen in my life. what is that? >> green eggs and ham. irish i am. >> tucker: of course. >> we put them on the rings to make them look like shamrocks, and the ham is glazed here and serve it with green sauce. and you are a genius, finally, what do we have here? >> a traditional bangers and mash. >> tucker: this is the legendary bangers and mash. >> they call them bangers because they explode when you cook them. and these are natural casi