hace pocos dias hace pocos dias una pelicula sobre la esclavitud ganaba el premio oscar de la academia ahora los lideres de las naciones que agrupan la comunidad del caribe o caricom, buscan un reconocimiento mayor sobre una de las mayores tragedias en la historia de la humanidad y adoptaron por unanimidad un plan que busca reclamar una compensacion economica a naciones europeas que trajeron esclavos al continente americano.esperanza ceballos desde santo domingo, tiene las reacciones. un sismo de magnitud 6,5 sacudio hoy el norte de chile y provoco la evacuacion preventiva de parte de la costa del pacifico en ese pais. originalmente se habia pinformado que el temblor habia sido de magnitud siete.los servicios de emergencia reportaron que las gigantescas minas de chile, ubicadas en la zona norte rica en minerales, operaban con normalidad. opositores venezolanos marcharon este domingo en caracas y otras ciudades, esta vez en demanda del final de la injerencia de cuba en venezuela, donde el presidente, nicolas maduro, les respondio con otra marcha oficialista paralela. entre tanto, la esp

i have published books in arabic and french but my american journey in academia started in 1991 as a professor for atlantic university in boca raton, florida. i was in charge of middle eastern studies. in the 90s i published articles because we need to publish to get the tenure and one book on the conflict in lebanon. it was only after 9/11 that i moved to washington and that became an analyst with "msnbc" on terrorism. i published a number of books in the most red book was -- and then the war of ideas in the confrontation and then the one that preceded this book that actually this book is volume two, the volume the coming revolution. it published in 2010 and i cited your work and the that book projected that there would be a rise in civil societies and eventually there would be sort of a civil war or a race between islamist on the one hand and the secularists on the other hand and it now i have published this book called "the lost spring" to analyze the evolution of the projection. let me also add that i do it vice members of the u.s. congress and the parliamentary group. >> host: t

. >> the final liberal loon, academia, all the liberal professors who claim opposing views, how do you explain this? rutgers invited condoleezza rice to make xhepsment remarks. unanimously approved by the rutgers board of directors. liberal academia stepped in and now the faculty wants rutgers to pull the appearance on the rice appearance. all the liberal academia. >> i think it's a big mistake on their part, even though the student newspaper came out in favor of what the faculty did. condoleezza rice has a lot to offer, may not agree with her, but any graduation -- when they say they don't want politics at graduation speeches, give me a break. >> every one is political. >> may not agree with her but the idea of cutting her off and not having her there. >> a former professor, a learned woman. >> i was agreeing. >> i agree. >> don't with v to raise your voice. >> i agree. it pisses me off. she's a woman, an accomplished woman, woman of color minority. if the right did this you can't even imagine but they are getting away it and shameful. only so lucky to have condoleezza rice come speak

we don't want to establish the states that we were led to believe by academia and expertise that they will reform. it led us to believe that we can partner with them at the exclusion of the other side so my point is not that we knew what they were doing and we helped them. we didn't know how far. that would be my argument. >> because you said the thing that struck me most in the book is way out there when you said the obama administration and braced the demonstrations against mubarek to the extent -- i think we are on break. i see that we are going to take a quick break and then i will pick up the question when we get back. i was challenging you on your claims about how the degree to which the obama administration actually favored were supported the brotherhood. let me read one sentence here which i thought was strong, stronger than i would have said or believed to be obama administration dealt with the events in the square. it increased pressure only in proportion to the growth of the muslim brotherhood participati participation. >> this is a strong point that i've made because i was

at yale with faith was challenged with academia was extremely secular so by the time i graduated i was lost and had no idea what i believed because i did not know do i believe what i claim? money be open-minded i don't think there are any answers any rational person could have. i wanted to be a writer but that is tough it was not a good time in my life and moved back in with my parents which i don't recommend then i took the job as a proofreader. very unpleasant that i met a guy who was a very kind of soul who began having conversations with me. i was scared to be the born-again christian but one night literally one year later i had as a dream it is on my website eric metaxas.com a dramatic dream i did not ask for it. it just happened, it's was life changing. what can i tell you. it has given me a deep peace that i did not think was possible to have. forgive me for making that longer than it ought to be. >> host: we are at the conservative political action conference talking with the author of "seven men." are the of men politically conservative? >> guest: not really. plus one calls co

foreign policy establishment should have listened to many more views on the middle east, not just academia and i'm very clear on that one and in this book and the previous book that has been partially funded from the middle eastern studies. when the dollars come from the middle east to be invested here, if they go to medical studies that is fine. but when they target the middle eastern studies and then force one of you we haven't seen a lot of research in american academia about sudan and southern sudan for its became a genocide. we haven't had significant research on lebanon before the assassination. we had a lot of stuff on the arab-israeli conflict on the issue unless all of that indicates that there should be a better balance in how we advise on the foreign-policy and i do claim that there is a pressure group that focuses on one of you. now in the conflict everybody knows all of the organizations that's what they do and in the organizations that's what they do. middle eastern christian groups on the that's what they do but it's not that these groups exist. it's about our foreign policy

. ♪ >> hay una forma de retrasar un poco el envejecimiento, es que la academia nacional de francia publicÓapaces de acelerar el envejecimiento, la investigaciÓn aseguró que existe un vÍnculo entre esos productos y el envejecimiento muscular. vamos a cambiar completamente de tema, muchos trabajadores se centroamericanos se conforman con bajos sueldos, largas jornadas y pÉsimas condiciones laborales en el sur de mÉxico porque dicen que asÍ y todo viven mejor que en sus paÍses de origen y pueden enviar dinero a sus familias,aunque admiten que en algunos casos son vÍctimas de la explotaciÓn laboral, algo que niegan los trabajadores. >> sus pies descalzos corren deprisa los plantÍos transportando los racimos de plÁtano,trabajo que le permite enviar dinero a su esposa que dejÓ en su natal guatemala. >> a quien le dan trabajo a uno. >> el trabajo es pesado, y apenas alcanza para vivir, pero del lado mexicano este joven guatemalteco al igual que muchos emigrantes centroamericanos que han salido de sus paÍses, ha encontrado una oportunidad. >> uno tiene que presentar muchos papeles, tarjeta de sani

desde entonces la figura del indio fernÁndez se convirtiÓ en el modelo del premio de la academia.uy pocos de los actores y directores saben de los orÍgenes mexicanos. >> quÉ lindo reconocimiento al indio fernÁndez, el cielo regalÓ un desfil ♪ >> para la despedida nos vamos hasta el reino unidos donde las recientes tormentas fueron la causante de explosiones de auroras boreales. algunos habitantes tuvieron el privilegio de ver a las conocidas luces del norte rojo, verde y amarillo, las tormentas permitieron que los habitantes de escocia vieran este espectÁculo natural que generalmente aparece en paÍses como noruega. gracias por (anunciador) este programa es presentado por chardon de marie. ¿te imaginas lo que sucedería si tu hígado te hablara? soy tu hígado, soy el órgano interno más grande de tu cuerpo, y uno de los más importantes. me encuentro justo detrás de tus costillas del lado derecho. ¿sabías que soy la fábrica química de tu cuerpo? orgo más de 5.000 funciones para mantenerte vivo, alerto, y saludable. yo me encargo de limpiar y purificar tu sangre, desintoxico tu cuerpo d

desde entonces la figura del indio fernÁndez se convirtiÓ en el modelo del premio de la academia. pocos de los actores y directores saben de los orÍgenes mexicanos. >> quÉ lindo reconocimiento al indio fernÁndez, el cielo [ locutor ] tosecuencia número cinco: noche sin sueño. [ tosiendo ] perdón. [ locutor ] nuevo robitussin® dm max nighttime. alivio para la tos rápido y poderoso que te ayuda a dormir como bebé. robitussin® nighttime. no sufras las tosecuencias. ♪ >> para la despedida nos vamos hasta el reino unidos donde las recientes tormentas fueron la causante de explosiones de auroras boreales. algunos habitantes tuvieron el privilegio de ver a las conocidas luces del norte rojo, verde y amarillo, las tormentas permitieron que los habitantes de escocia vieran este espectÁculo natural que generalmente aparece en paÍses como noruega. gracias por su atenciÓn la información continÚa en univisiÓn en el fin de semana. buenas noches. s imposible, doctor, imposible. >> ¿y por quÉ no lo intentamos, seÑora? >> ahora sÍ me dejÓ en shock. >> a lo mejor piensas que es normal, nayeli, porq

that's the idea of ago academia.t is supposed to be a bunch of people who disagree and having real diversity appreciation and learning something. but it has become a little gestapo. >> i have an issue with the commencement speaker come together school. she is paid $35,000 for the appearance as well as receiving an honorary degree. i would hope she would give that money back to the university where she now has an honorary degree from -- i'm sorry college. >> i wouldn't give it back. it is capitalism. >> she got paid for a job, paid. >> an honorary degree from rutgers though, you can keep that. >> the whole idea, it is a little disturbing and the fact that all of these people protesting against her, she made "time" 100 most influential list four times and i bet these professors still read" time" magazine. they are not boycotting the magazine. >> like the professors are hating on conde because she is teaching the people's kids. >> she is affecting the world the wrong way. there is one line of thought and it is not about

i lost my son to a raging liberal academia, right? >> exactly.s what i feel. >> that video on foxnews.com on trending. it's online. digital video. there you go. next up, robert. >> all right. you all know willard scott, the guy on "today" who wishes everybody happy birthday. this is the latest birthday wish to a junior citizen from north carolina. >> happy birthday from smukers. take a look. elizabeth woodard, 104. roma, i love that name. 100 years old, today. portland. great state of oregon. prettiest state in the country. beautiful. >> willard sound like he forgot to put this teeth in. i used to listen to him in washington. he's a good guy, nice fellow. 80 years old himself today. 80. >> insult the men and say he's a good guy and happy birthday. he needs to put his teeth in, happy birthday. >> eric. >> cashing in tomorrow morning, the entitlement mentality ruining our children, going from pajama boy to the chick in new jersey who wants to sue her parents. goes on and on. the liberal left ruining our children. and harry reid, 55,000 union worker

. >> mily cyrus is yernting the word of academia.kidmore college will offer a class on the singer the professor says mily cyrus kicked off discussion about women, their bodies and pop culture. a growing number of colleges focusing on social implications. she will hit that campus like a wrecking ball. >> oh, he knows his music. >> 569 feet is how tall embarcadero is. >> coming up next we're go to being since i had had health insurance -- icy i needed. of since i had hwhat policy i needed.- within 4icy. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >>> coming up at 6:00 stepping into a new mac world. microsoft comes to enemy territory. and time running out to sign up for obamacare. why you better not miss monday's deadline if you need health insurance. right now back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. see you then. >> some dignitaries and celebrities showed off their antics today for a good cause. >> yes. >> this does take self confidence the group and faith. >>

academia and yell in particular is extremely aggressively secular. by the time i graduated knows utterly lost. have no idea what i believe because i never had really drill down to know the believe what i claim to believe. at the i guess i don't. i don't know what i believe. let me be open-minded. that's an excuse for saying had just don't think there are grants to -- our answer is that any rational person can have. i want to be a writer. i floundered. that was a good time in my life. i move back in my parents, which i don't recommend. during a really rough time i took a job as a proofreader in connecticut. very unpleasant. during that miserable time on medigap it was pretty serious, very generous. he began having conversations with me. i kept thinking don't get too close. don't want to be one of those weird born-again christians. one night literally like a year later and had a dream. i had a dramatic dream where god reveals himself to me in that did not ask for a. it just happened. it was less changeable. what can i tell you. they're on line or a cra

i lost my son to a raging liberal academia, right? >> exactly. foxnews.com on trending. it's online. digital video. there you go. next up, robert. >> all right. you all know willard scott, the guy on "today" who wishes everybody happy birthday latesth to a junior citizen from north carolina. >> happy birthday from smukers. take a look. elizabeth woodard, 104. roma, i love that name. 100 years old, today. portland. great state of oregon. prettiest state in the country. beautiful. >> willard sound like he forgot to put this teeth in. i used to listen to him in washington. he's a good guy, nice fellow. 80 years old himself today. 80. >> insult the men and say he's a good guy and happy birthday. he needs to put his teeth in, happy birthday. >> eric. >> cashing in tomorrow morning, the entitlement mentality ruining our children, going from pajama boy to the chick in new jersey who wants to sue her parents. goes on and on. the liberal left ruining our children. and harry reid, 55,000 union workers about to walk off the job in nevada. trending six weeks

replac the nominees before us, from fr academia, from policymaking and finance of both the international and domestic levels. makind dr. stanley fischer is a noted economist. most deserving as the head of the bank ofleve israel. isel brainard and mr. paul both been confirmed by the sender drl bush of as the undersecretary of the treasury for international nfirmed by affairs and mr. polis are on the fed board of governors since 2012. i lookun forde someone more abot these nominees positions and the normalization of monetary policy as well as the continued application of dodd-frank.noneei in addition to the seats they will fail, there will be one enem remaining opening at the board. i'm hopeful hud bank experience, with a priority will be utilized in this option the qualifications for this last uti position. ng the qualifications for this last position. today we will also consider nominations to the national credit union administration and the department of housing and urban development. credit unions play an important role in our financial system and are leaders in our relationship based

ella, junto con un grupo de 50 estudiantes de la academia los robles de east palo alto, particip en unrto de san carlos para exhortar a ms mujeres a considerar las carreras de piloto, controladora aerea, y mecnica o ingeniera aeroespacial. s.o.t. ana uribe-ruiz/organizadora, 'women of aviation' 25:40:13 enseñarles de la pasión que nosotros tenemos, que el dia de mañana pueden salir a volar. y que sí se pueden el día de mañana volverse pilotos comerciales. solo 6% de los pilotos comerciales son mujeres, y esa cifra se ha mantenido igual por 30 aÑos. nats. la meta del evento, en el que un piloto experimentado les enseÑa lo bsico de volar un avin, es que alguna de estas niÑas se interese por una carrera en aviacin, o de ciencias, tecnologa, matemticas o ingeniera. s.o.t. meliza gómez/12 años 30:14:07 yo esperaba que iba un poco más de temblor cuando íbamos subiendo, despegando. pero al contrario, no sentí nada. s.o.t. heidi jaimes/estudiante de 11 años 33:42:24 me sentí nerviosa cuando se va como de lado. s.o.t. yesenia verduzco/12 años 36:23:16 de primero estaba asustada pero luego ya cu

>> we're the odd alliance of hollywood, the military and academe ya bu academia.ome from an interdisciplinary coming-together of people with different levels of expertise that can create something where the whe whole is greater than te sum of its parts. what we have seen over the past ten years is that the advances that have mapped in the area of technology have -- happened in the area of technology, making a difference for service members and veterans when they come back, the psychological difficulties. >> the institute for creative technology has created bravemind, a clinical interactive virtual reality tool. subjects are gradually immersed in environments to which they were deployed. from a remote afghan village to an iraqi marketplace, to recreate the situation that brought on a soldier's traumatic stress. the virtual reality is connect wednesday the tried and true tool called prolonged exposure therapy. >> this i really don't like because i'm claustrophobic and i feel really enclosed here and i don't know what's going to be around any corner so yeah, this is.

>> the odd alliance of hollywood and academia and the military and the great advances come from this kind of inter disciplinary coming together of people with different levels of expertise that can create something where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. i think what we have seen over the last 10 years is that the advances that have happened in the area of technology have really tried to focus on things that are going to make a difference for several members and veterans when they come back with psychological difficulties. >> the institute for creative technologies has created bravemi bravemind, a virtual reality therapy tool. soldiers suffering ptsd are gradually immersed in virtual environments representative of the same combat environments in which they were deployed, from a remote afghan village to a crowded iraqi marketplace, the numerous digital scenarios can be manipulated to recreate the exact location amend situation that first brought on a soldier's traumatic stress. the virtual reality is then coupled with a tried and true interactive psychological tool thera

puertas en el verano del 2015, pero que el campus podra convertirse en una escuela charter y una academiajo nuevo liderazgo. s.o.t. dr. gladys ato/presidenta, nhu 20:00:26 from a financial perspective there have been significant challenges.. la presidenta de la universidad dijo que tuvieron muchos retos econmicos... la institucin fue impactada en la primavera del 2013 cuando el departamento de educacin redujo asistencia financiera a carreras virtuales y de ciencias sociales que ofrecen pocas oportunidades de empleo.. en el 2010 nhu fue vendida al grupo laureate.. pero segn la asociacin de estudiantes, hubo mala administracin. s.o.t. alejandra valladarez/asociación de alumnos 24:08:18 creo que si hubieran hecho cambios a través del tiempo, esto no hubiera ocurrido. la institucin se fund en 1981 con la visin de formar y educar a latinos lderes en la comunidad.. el concejal xavier campos dice que pelear para que la universidad no cierre.. s.o.t. xavier campos/concejal, dist. 5 31:34:01 ellos quieren cerrar esta universidad en un año, necesitan hace todas las cosa para mantener esta universid

i think i thought about academia. i thought about private practice. i suppose, i knew that at some point in life, professional life, i would go into public service in some form. and i was lucky enough to have this actually happen to me. i think i had hoped to have a career where i could experience a lot of different things, do a lot of different things, and during the course of my career. maybe because i have a short attention span, or maybe because i thought a lot of different things would probably be interesting. i had hoped to be a person who bopped back and forth among a different number of areas. >> how do you think about your career? do you focus on just your first job? do you focus on, this is where i want to be in 30 years? what advice do you have for people just starting out as they think about their career arc? >> definitely don't just think about your first job. try to be more holistic when you are thinking about the kinds of experiences you want to have and the kind of work you want to do during the whole course of your career. but then al

academia at yale is particularly secular but by the time i graduated i was not only lost a might know i did what i believe because i never had really drill down to know, do i believe what i claim to believe? when push comes to shove i thought i guess i don't, i don't know what ugly. i'm open-minded and that's an excuse to think i just don't think there are answers to any rational person can have. so i hold the whole thing lightly. i wanted to be a writer. of course that's really tough so i flouted. then i drifted and then exploded. it was not a good time in my life. moved back in with my parents, which i don't recommend, and during a really lost time i took a menial job as a proofreader at union carbide in connecticut. very unpleasant. during the initial period i met a guy who's pretty serious christian, very generous soul, very kind soul who began having conversations with them. i kept thinking, don't get too close. i don't want to be one of those weird born-again christians. by kept asking questions. one night literally like a year later, i had a dream. i relate that on my website,

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possible debris seen in satellite images in the southern indian ocean and its payroll stocking on academia has this report from the australian air force base in perth. the current center for the multi national search efforts. memories of past and use of the missing plane had been waiting for information for nearly three weeks now came back from the rest when he found nothing military and civilian aircraft. australian us japan and china. went to buy food throughout the day thank you give to you when to turn all the crews that the case the beehive shaped to continue their efforts. it is incredibly difficult. which was a serendipitous visibility and downs. chase her part. try to adapt to living things are different terms. chain store trying to locate objects that captured in images taken by a friend that night. amazing defense minister said. there were a hundred and twenty two pieces identify. he called the new data. the most credible lead so far. some services were maintained. this was my sister and he is the new juice. sauer to continue runningrted. like an h. more on march eight bound for

oh my god that css i quickly got the window to see property could be added in academia. that's essential to bully. it emits prime minister has presented a sweeping package of tax cuts and cuts to carry out the ambitious package of reforms during his first hundred days in office. in this post over news conference mature ramsay said the measures would help boost in today's economic recovery he sell more than eighty mean that a bad start by eliminating the excess of politics and sending a signal to the families who are struggling every day somebody said to me from the body had enough games. this is an operation the bible describes as the start till he added undefeated with a hot stone the frenzy went on to say that income tax will be reduced by around ten billion euros annually to some ten million low and middle income what ghosts roaming the past the tax cuts will mean an extra eight eu has come up in the pay packets of what does living up to fifteen hundred euros a month the i r the eye the us the album. all right lately. i quit. you know what were we the room. did cheer

the newly elected president coast establishment professor daniel harris co its believes that today academia has become the rich folk country said i want to be able to come and talk to each other. you may see a country that did the dog in the net the legal nothing in common. baby milk on one of which what's here. kiera dollars employed the same science that that which shines the contest on the road that connected me to focus. as such i do think that he believed the natural taste of force to govern for ambassador for many countries these is due to the city and because of that section to decide what we do felt and we tried to really enhance of the data. between the condition. hall. this has to say if the winning formula for the crisis in ukraine is going to come out of this form the wood issue is getting representative from so many countries into one room to talk about it is truly a step in the right direction. jn one on one jacobson had to buy ilan university. the mm. he has soured the speed to become the most songs first female voice has been to hollywood to the sensitive issue of winning so

la investigacion comenzo en noviembre, luego que estudiantes de la academia "making waves", donde elabajaba antes de ser contratado por mira vista, alertaron a la policia sobre la posibilidad de que este docente haya abusado sexualmente de al menos dos estudiantes de 11 y 13 aÑos, segun reportes. en diciembre del mismo aÑo, "mira vista" lo contrata para impartir clases, aunque la investigacion policial ya habia comenzado, el distrito escolar del oeste de contra costa no tenia informacion sobre el incidente--- y aunque revisaron su historial y antecedentes, no encontraron nada que le impidiera desempeÑarse como maestro de secundaria. sin embargo, hoy fue esposado delante de sus pupilos tras haber sido seÑalado de haber abusado sexualmente de un menor .. la comunidad esta angustiada ante este tipo de incidentes. sot sot sot guinto no esta registrado como depredador sexual. actualmente esta suspendido de la escuela mira vista. la fianza de guinto fue establecida en 1 punto 4 millones de dolares. vo - cesar ---el activista por los derechos de los homosexuales "larry brinkin" vo - cesar -

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really about how to help young people going though school who are not motivated by academics and by academia and by studying, which -- come on -- most of us are not, are we, really? >> [ chuckles ] >> so, it was trying to work out, "so, where is your passion? what is it you might like to do?" and so, it explores young people's interests, not just in sport or physical activity, but also getting them to get involved in skills, to get involved in volunteering -- helping others less fortunate than themselves -- and also doing an adventurous journey -- an expedition taking them way outside their comfort zone. and hopefully, one of those areas, you're going to [snaps fingers] connect with something or open up something which you had no idea that you were interested in. >> the idea behind the award is to make a difference. please elaborate on that. >> well, i think like every program, it's "make a difference." for us, actually, what we're about really is about equipping young people for life, and life is full of challenges, and it's also full of opportunities, but if you haven't learned how to seiz

nick would dig out the window to see property could be added in academia that's essential to bully it emits prime minister has presented a sweeping package of tax cuts and cuts to carry out the ambitious package of reforms during his first hundred days in office. and as boastful news conference mature ramsay said the measures would help boost in today's economic recovery any sell more than eighty mean that a good start by eliminating the excess of politics and sending a signal to the families who are struggling every day just might be said to me from the body had enough games this is an operation the bible describes as the start till he added. i did see a deeper the bookstore the frenzy went on to say that income tax will be reduced by around ten billion euros annually to some ten million low and middle income what ghosts roaming the past. the tax cuts will mean an extra eight eu has come up in the pay packets of what does living up to fifteen hundred euros a month. themselves on track for the champions league type in six seasons of the capillaries reached the quarterfinals at the exp

most establishment professor daniel harris co bates believes that today academia has become a regional countries that ought to be able to come and talk to each other. you make the country that the dog in the net the legal nothing in common. the baby milk on a witch but kia kia dollars into it the same science that than which assigns some of the contest on the road that connection is the good folk movement. as such i do think that the baby the natural use of force of discovery for him but settles for many countries. heath is due to the city. and because of that section to decide where we develop and we tried to really enhance of the data between the condition. hall it's odd to say if the winning formula for the crisis in ukraine is going to come out of this form the wood issue is getting representative from so many countries into one room to talk about it is truly a step in the right direction. jn one on one jacobson had to bar ilan university . long. he dishonored the speed to become the most songs first female voice president has hollywood to the sense that it takes to win in shorts a

most establishment professor daniel harris co bates believes that today academia has become a regional countries that want to be able to come and talk to each other. you make the country that the dog in the net the second built that they have nothing in common the original column in which much here. here we all enjoyed the same science that than which finds something to measure the army that connection has been felt. so as such i do think that he believed the natural taste of foresight to govern for ambassador for many countries these is due to the city and because of the exception to decide where we develop and we tried to really enhance of the data. between the condition. hall. it's odd to say if the winning formula for the crisis in ukraine is going to come out of this form the wood issue is getting representative from so many countries into one room to talk about it is truly a step in the right direction. jn one on one jacobson at the bar ilan university. the mm. your fielders. the leader of the dutch anti islam political party and one of the most well known anti european union cam

if you are in academia, if you are an intellectual you are taught to be sympathetic to these causes. what did america do to deserve what they got? what did those terrorists go through in their lives? what did they suffer from from their pearnts? pearnts-- their . that's what we are tots to look at and so i wasn't surprised. >> there are plenty of young people who are not impressed. part of the cool thing is to -- >> you have cool in there for a reason? >> what is that called? neuro linguistics? >> there is something wrong with this study. what is it? >> she is a part of it. there is something wrong. >> actually inside the study it says that religion wasn't a factor. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> it actually said religion is not a factor in terms of people becoming terrorists at a younger age. kind of curious based on the patterns. this is an neck dough tall. this is annecdotal. >> the study was of all muslims. >> yes. >> the point they were making was the level didn't matter. >> it does matter. >> in this study it didn't. >> everybody knows it does. >> i'm just saying in this

me puse muy contenta. >>> en esta tecno academia de 4 aÑos funcionando cercano a un sitio deprimido en. >>> ok. vas a hacerlo. poner, mira la persona que estaba antes hacia con 90 libras, quÉ hacer, poner poco peso, no sabes si eres fuerte para la mÁquina o no lo eres, ponlo en diez libras. siempre le recomiendo, como usted no sabe calienta el mÚsculo, como lo calienta 20 o 30 repeticiones, con diez libras, de esa forma, lo calientas, cuando le pongas mÁs peso, no te vas a lesionar. >>> entonces claudia quiero bajar gorditos de aquÍ, con diez libras de calentamiento, cuÁnto peso tengo que ponerle. >>> cÓmo quieres quemar la zona 20 libras, mÁximo 30, lo ideal que hagas quince o 20 repeticiones, para bajar tienes que hacer mÁs repeticiones con poco peso, tu caso, vas a empezar calentando, y exhala al bajar, inhala exhala, has primeras 20 repeticiones, traje una invitada, y tambiÉn un invitado, aquÍ estÁ daniel. esta mÁquina, trabaja otro mÚsculo. completamente diferente. como estÁs daniel. >>> bien, y tÚ? >>> muy bien, gracias. y cÓmo ven aquÍ en la ilustraciÓn, como se utiliza la mÁqui

we have very little research going on in academia right now to focus on how to generate jobs. very few are looking at the private -- everyone will talk about the private sector, but very few people will talk about the business practices in addition to the public policies that are leading to the destruction of jobs. we know part is technology. the advent of advances that make us more efficient, more productive. but also take away very important jobs from those who need them often most >>well, that is an absolutely critical point out in economic environment we are living in. you have a transformative economy at this -- i mean, technology, a disruptive technology, which is, of course, the online world. it is hitting particular industries very strongly. it is going continue. there is no way of stopping this. what we have to do is find those kinds of jobs, and the government has to help stimulate those kinds of jobs that are less vulnerable. and other vulnerability, frankly, is international trade, which is grown dramatically. that replaces a lot of jobs. but the country and the le

we have very little research going on in academia right now to focus on how to generate jobs.ery few are looking at the private, everyone will talk about the private sector, but very few people will talk about the business practices in addition to the public policies that are leading to the destruction of jobs. we know part of it is technology , that admit it advances that make us more efficient, more productive, but also take away very important jobs from those who need them often most. >> that is an absolutely critical point that is new to the economic environment that we are living in. you have a transformative economy-- i mean, technology, a disruptive technology which, is the online world that it is replacing millions of jobs, not hundreds of thousands of jobs, it's hitting particular industries very, very strongly and it's going to continue and there's no way of stopping this, so what we have to do is find this kind of jobs and the government has to help stimulate those jobs that are less vulnerable. another lnerability is international trade, which has grown dramaticall

academia as we knew it i assume you are roughly my age, in your 30s. people are not read in part because people in college don't read. i taught for many years at cooper, don't know -- it is a very small school. everyone was on full scholarship, the top 1% or 2% of american college students. my students didn't read any more. with pointless. how could you talk about things when they had no vocabulary? they were good kids, hard-working nice kids but they simply didn't read, not just not be in american literature, they're not reading anything. as for these writers, yes, through the 1970s and 80s, they were at the very top of people's list of people, you had to read f. scott fitzgerald. .. >> think about truman for a minute. he was an old-fashioned democrat, belonged to every known club in his hometown in missouri. he was a back slapper. john depiased harry truman. they wanted him off the ticket in 1948. they hoped they could convince eisenhower to run even that he they had no idea. he was not true mapp. truman was too much a normal guy. they didn't want th

i think i thought about academia. i thought about private practice. suppose, i knew that at some point in life, professional life, i would go into public service in some form. and i was lucky enough to have this actually happen to me. i think i had hoped to have a career where i could experience a lot of different things, do a lot of different things, and during the course of my career. maybe because i have a short attention span, or maybe because i thought a lot of different things would probably be interesting. i had hoped to be a person who bopped back and forth among a different number of areas. >> how do you think about your career? do you focus on just your first job? do you focus on, this is where i want to be in 30 years? what advice do you have for people just starting out as they think about their career arc? >> definitely don't just think about your first job. try to be more holistic when you are thinking about the kinds of experiences you want to have and the kind of work you want to do during the whole course of your career. but then also