i said all i have to do is write about albert einstein and his theories and make it entertaining for little kids and they said that's it so i did this series of max einstein books and they are entertaining and i guarantee anybody watching if your kids read one of those by the end of it they will be entertained, they will love the book and know more about einstein than you do which is a pretty cool promise but because of that mohammed ali's estate came and they said we'd like you to do a book about caches claiming when mohammed was a littlekid at louisville . and i went out and approached lame alexander is a good friend of mine so we did a book together which is going to come out i thinkin november . about caches play. remembering or becoming mom elliott is the name of the book so i write the pros and quantity write poetry, it's very accessible poetry and we tell the story of caches play and how he became mohammed ali. as a little kid though. no answers a lot of stuff and it's cool and it's fun and exciting . . it kept me going during this mess. >> host: is that one of the goals of rea

i said so all i have to do is write about albert einstein and make it entertaining for little kids? and they said that's it. stomach think the series of books are very entertaining i can guarantee anybody watching if your kids read one of those, by the end of it they will be entertained they will love the book they will know more about einstein than you do wish the pretty cool promise. but because of that, muhammad ali's estate came and they we would like you to do a book when mohammed was a little kid in louisville. i went out and approached a good friend of mine and so we did a book together which is going to come out i think in november about him. remembering or becoming muhammad ali is the name of the book. it is a combination, i write the pros and he writes poetry is very accessible poetry. we tell that story and how he became muhammad ali. it answers a lot of stuff, it's fun and exciting. keeps me going during this mess. >> host: is that one of the goals? >> guest: absolutely that's to make it easier for parents and teachers to find books that will turn their kids on. which is

misattributed to many people including albert einstein at my heart back to a misunderstanding of a theory posited by psychologist william james under student boris cedars. the cedar says son was a child prodigy. at 18 months he reportedly could read a newspaper. later it was claimed that he had an i.q. of 254000000 james then said in a lecture people only meet a fraction of their full mental potential. but he said nothing about 10 percent or part of the brain remaining unused. pop culture has also helped to perpetuate the myth. of course some areas of the brain may be more active than others but none are completely idle if they can't receive stimuli they'll find another job to do. for example in blind people the visual centers of the brain can adapt to help process or tree signals. but brain solves tend to atrophy if there are news. quite apart from a conscious decision making the brain has plenty to do filtering impressions regulating breathing controlling reflexes hunger and thirst and much more besides. the fact is only people who suffer real brain damage can no longer use certain part

call you crazy and jill you know you figure it out like steve jobs or jeff bass olds or even albert einstein right you're always crazy and so you're right old thanks so much for coming on pleasure to speak to my guest is whole can use and he's the chair of black lives matter in greater new york thinking. extinction rebellion activists are back from 0 to this time shoplifting to fight poverty in the united kingdom that story after the break. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is truth what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallowness. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the wealth of facebook founder mark zuckerberg has fallen by $7000000000.00 is it shares share price tumbles after lucrative advertisers boycotted the network claiming it isn't doing enough to filter hat

>>and is looking a little shaggy my kids told me i looked like albert einstein. >>and he said that was not a compliment i said yeah well he was brilliant wasn't the most attractive man let's show you need there. he said he got a haircut though a lot of people have been this doing their own at home cuts some people have been waiting the entire but it's been rough, i mean you can see my roots, no shame we've had to be in the situation and the pandemic trying to keep all of us each other safe. speaking of keeping each other safe make sure you bring a mask when you work the whole time in and be prepared to see it look a lot different party look it's all spaced out very well here she said actually this is how it is normally but the hardest part was getting everything ready. >>so that it was clean and safe for her customers. >>you know sara not only do with so many of us need a hair cut in a style whatever it may be it's therapeutic as well because when you're looking your best are going to feel great right. >>it's so sure you know you look good, you feel good and mayb

. >> albert einstein used to say inadversity is opportunity. there is plenty of inadversity here for the postal service but also some opportunity web and the requirement is to go to every mailbox in the country roughly six days a week. it is a burden and it is also an opportunity. you will have a chance in a second to come back. but thank you and allowing many to answer questions here. >> senator, thank you. >>> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you to the nominees for being here. i want to come back to you and pick up on the line of questioning. i could not hear all of it but i think he was asking for some opportunities for reform. in light of the disruptions to the postal service's experience in the last few years, for a variety of reasons, even before the ko vid pcovid pandemic. the service that is vital to my state, i think the goal has to be to see the postal service exist for another 250 years and continue to serve the people of this country and the people in our areas that are hard to reach and who really rely on the postal service to be on

as it happens, it was funded by albert einstein in the 19305 funded by albert einstein in the 1930s ande, the history of the committee on the fight for civil rights is a long one. you make of what donald trump had to say last night? it strikes me that there is not much us it strikes me that there is not much us in the united states at the moment. there's a lot of us and them and there's not much us. every country depends on being a community andi country depends on being a community and i think that the reference in the statement that we have made to working across a 25 officers to healing division and to build coalitions, it seems to me the absolute priority at the moment and iam under absolute priority at the moment and i am under server in the united states, i'm not a citizen here that building the us and minimising the us building the us and minimising the us and them seems like an absolute priority. david miliband, thank you for your time, thank you forjoining us for your time, thank you forjoining us this afternoon. thank you so much for your interest. now it's time for a look at

. >> albert einstein used to say, in adversity lies opportunity.and in the bible it says, in all things give thanks. there's plenty of adversity here nor the postal service. there's also opportunity. and the requirement to go to basically every mailbox in the opportunity six days a week, that's a burden. it's also an opportunity. and it's all been partially realized. and you'll have a chance at a second round of questions to come back. thank you all. [ inaudible ]. thank you. >> thank you. senator hawley. >> thanks to the nominees for being here. i wanted to come back to you and pick up on the line of questioning that i think senator carper was just pursuing there, i couldn't hear all of it. i gather he was asking about some of the service commitments of the postal service and also the opportunities for reform. let me ask you, in light of the disruptions to service at the postal service has experienced over the last few years for a variety of reasons, even before the covid-19 pandemic, i'm thinking of the changes in demand due to changing technolog

palabras poderosas de albert einstein, palabras que hoy nos inspiran. ser joven pero Él empezÓ a los 79 aÑos. >> mi esposa falleciÓ. mis hijas se casaron. entonces no tenÍa por quÉ forzarme tanto por conseguir suficiente dinero para mantener a todos. durante la pandemia no me dejaban salir y un dÍa lleguÉ y mi hija me dijo ya estÁs dando el viejazo. ivÁn: siempre ha sido el alma de las fiestas y ese podrÍa ser el secreto de su Éxito porque a tan sÓlo unas semanas abre su canal, los seguidores se han multiplicado y reconocen que al principio no sabÍa lo que hacía. >> dicho y hecho, mi hija me abriÓ la pÁgina. creo que nos fue bien. ivÁn: dicen que la forma de ser de tito es la receta secreta que comparten su canal de cocina y no necesariamente porque preparÉ platillos gourmet ni porque sea un experto en tecnologÍa. >> la verdad, jamÁs me imaginÉ tanta aceptaciÓn. ivÁn: a sÓlo un par de semanas esta atrevida decisiÓn que varios productos que presenta en sus videos de su cocina se agotaron. >> apenas me va llegar nueva mercancÍa. ivan: con casi 30,000 segu