did i hear you that when they turned the compressor on is when they were doing the ambien to? >> last thursday, it was on for two minutes, but they were supposedly taking readings, but that information was not provided. vice president goh: i have a question for the permit holder? >> please step forward. vice president goh: did you have the test with the compressor test on -- with the compressor on? >> i just did a reading. commissioner garcia: and you might include in your brief the manufacture ratings. >> sure, i can do that. commissioner garcia: think you. president peterson: i would like to hear about ways we can get a representative at the time of the testing. this is so that each party can look at the rating. vice president goh: is there a motion on the table? that they did the test and that the numbers were not good, and then we did not hear about it, jimmy, that suggests that there is no reason for us to continue this. we gave them a chance. we asked for it very explicitly. they did not do the testing and then provided us only here at the hearing with only ambient resul

moving it against the garage means that the window blinds in the living room are going to shake, but ambien noise does not cancel out, and this commission asked for tests inside the unit. they failed to do so. to hand me this stuff makes no sense, and the other thing that is crazy, it is his garage, so i am not sure why they think they can install a piece of equipment from underneath his bedroom window in a garage he is currently renting. i believe the commission said to do the tests. they asked to the printer to bay -- but they asked to basically event my client. >> there is bias. a consultant would be hired to do a proper testing. the garage, i have a retaining wall. this is only going to create another situation, and there will be more noise. i do not think this is being handled in a manner that afforded us the ability to verify everything in a professional manner. thank you. president peterson: we have a question for you. the garage is yours? >> i have lived in this home for 20 years. i had the garage door seals. people connected with my family coming in. so subsequently, with the new t

>>shepard: just give her an ambien. >>guest: i am not going there.marketing commercials are as compelling and intriguing as you are with your questions with me so they are bright and shiny and they encourage you to drink tab on the back porch because that is fun, that is what kids do. and they have fund settings, so it is up to the parents and the grandparents and the teachers to pay closer attention to see how much is the child getting each day, it is not a bad thing, it is just when you use it too much, like anything, in excess, it is a problem. if it is a treat which is what it was meant to be, it's fine. >>shepard: great to see you and you are right on every count, we ought to pay attention, kids do not make decisions about what they put in their body, adults do. make go ones -- make good decisions. good to see you. to keep the government running democrats and republicans on capitol hill have to figure a way to pay for it. they scrapped the plan they had. next, chris wallace will explain the loan he is giving to america next. stella: hmmm. we're

it comes from taking ambien sleep tablets.and one possible side effect is in the small print written on the little pamphlet inside the ambien box is -- is an eating disorder of late-night excessive eating disorder, new york turnl excess eating disorder, n.e.e.d., need. and -- -- and so you go to work solving this instead of making a joke out of it. you go to solve this. and you google nocturnal eating and you in one half second you come up with 36,749,000 hits and -- websites and most of which have to do with owls, but here's one that identifies your problem shows you a way to a group meeting every week, always in the basement of a ue tarian church and -- unitarian church and always on tuesday nights and they're meeting and you sit there in a room in a circle of folding chairs with people with styrofoam cups of not very good coffee. and you talk. you talk in this circle about your life and about your needs and your disappointments and so forth. and other people are meeting in other rooms here in the basement. the basement is f

if you have a room with a lot of windows and a lot of ambien light, it might make sense to make the investmenthere's a difference between the 120 hertz, very the 240 hertz. >> when we started, it was 60 hertz tvs. and what the lcd tvs suffered from was motion blur. anytime there was fast action, like sports, it would get fuzzy. 60 hertz and 120 hertz, i can see a difference. when you go from 120 to 240, it becomes subjective. i don't see it, personally. and i wouldn't make the investment, just for that. you have to look at it yourself. >> you might make the investment for the l.e.d. but not for the 240 hertz. and how about -- i'm watching the movies on the internet. more and more people are doing it. a couple of different actions. a roku box. and the sling box. >> the roku, apple, boxy. they connect your tv to your internet connection. and they let you stream movies instantly. you can't beat the convenience. you have the sling box which does the opposite. it takes the live stuff you have and pumps it over the internet, so you can watch it where you get an internet connection. >> the next idea

the greatest cure for dealing with failure is something like ambien, because -- >> i never would havet of you. >> puts you to sleep and makes you stop thinking about it. but when you really think about failure, the main thing you learn, the main lesson, what is the lesson you want to learn from failure? to never have another one again, right? you'd like to know how to do that. >> yes. >> but, instead, what you kind of end up learning is that it's entirely possible you could have another failure. >> we're here to learn a lot more from you, nora. you'll stand by. for some of you, your local news is next. for the rest of you stick around, more conversation with nora coming up next. we just finished talking about failure. i do want to get to something in this book that i love because you start off a lot of sentences with "i just wanted to say". >> "i just want to say." >> he yes. >> things that you really feel strongly that people must know, before you leave them and are no longer able to make your point as bluntly as you wish to. >> definitely a lot of blunt points made here, hysterical

it comes from taking ambien sleeping tablets and one possible side effect in the small print written on the pamphlet inside the box is eating disorder, late night excessive eating disorder. nocturnal excess eating disorder. n-e-e-d, need. so instead of making a joke about this, if you solve it, and you google nocturnal leading and one-half cent at you, with 36,749,000 hits. most of which have to do with owls. [laughter] but here is one that identifies your problem and shows you the way to a group that is meeting every week. always in the basement of a unitarian church. [laughter] always on tuesday nights they are meeting and you sit there in a room, in a circle of folding chairs, with people with styrofoam cups of not very good coffee and you talk in the circle about your life and about your needs and your disappointments and so forth. other people are meeting in other rooms here in the basement. it is full of people. in one circle or another, aa is here and when did daughters of emotionally distant fathers, men coming to terms with their own bodies, men who mothers told them to eat

it comes from taking ambien sleeping tablets and one possible side effect in the small print written on the pamphlet inside the box is eating disorder, le night excessive eating disorder. nocturnal excess eating disorder. n-e-e-d, need. so instead of making a joke about this, if you solve it, and you google nocturn leading and one-half cent at you, with 36,749,000 hits. most of which have to do with owls. [laughter] but here is one that identifies your problem and shows you the way to a group that is meeting every week. always in the basement of a unitarian church. [laughter] always on tuesday nights they are meeting and you sit there in a room, in a circle of folding chairs, with people with styrofoam cups of not very good coffee and you talk in the circle about your life and about your needs and your disappointments and so forth. other people are meeting in other rooms here in the basement. it is full of people. in one circle or another, aa is here and when did daughters of emotionally distant fathers, men coming to terms with their own bodies, men who mothers told them to eat ever