if you are not aware, an uneducated, and you make the wrong decision after getting that initial confessiontakes away your life unliving that right now. gerri: tell us abouthat happened to o you. >> well, august 30th 2008 and was playing in a soccer game, the revolution, playing david beckham and the los angeles galaxy. my family wasn town. to make a long story short the ball came in. the goalkeeper misted in boston in the face. the biggest issue was not that initial injury. i plad in next wk's, the next eight weeks never diagnosed with a concussion, never once got an x-ray of my neck, never once again mri. right now i'm in the battle for th rest of my life. permanent brain damage. have not worked t for years. have not gon to a movie other than twice as four years. and just starting to reathe books. you know, it's just the wayhat my life is now, and that's why i started thinking tailored not a word because someone needs to start talking about it. i guess that' me. gerri: you think about kids playing football. you think about kids playing all these boards. even soccer. running down the f

if you are not awa, an uneducated, and you make the wrong decision after getting that initial confession away your life. unliving that right now. gerri: tell us about what happened to u. >> well, august 30th 2008 and was playing in a soccer game,

but it's an uneducated fear trade in terms they don't have passion about it.r with uncertainty. i think you stay where you are. you trim exposure a bit. >> josh? >> i advocated this at top of the show. this is a rubbic's cube. you say, this is good for stocks, bad for bonds, great for interest rates, employment. look at other five sides of the cube and they're messed up. there's no clear-cut answer. the right thing to do is allow this sell-off to run its course. let's see what the leadership group becomes coming out of this. if it's the cyclicals make a strong case, hey, taper sooner rather than later because growth is starting to evince. i don't know if that's the case. let's see what happens. >> i don't think you have to wait much longer than 24 hours, judge. with the employment number tomorrow if we get a hot number, which like i say in the past would have been bad, i think that's what we need to get. if we have a bad number, just as steve and i were saying, as you seem to be agreeing with as well, that's bad. and then this continues to be that milk shake i

i'm not saying we should have an uneducated work force? good grief.e that has a c average from one of those schools and ask him how their job hunt is going. when their res may is baby-sitter. okay. i'm sorry. we interview. we have a kid. we see the res mays come through. i'm like, do you have a college degree? there is no jobs. >> i don't disagree with the largest sentiment. the issue is, we have to find a way to make that a b student and also make it's a trade thing. maybe what they need to do is to understand the trade better. trade, if it's software, it's not necessarily a simple thing to do. >> bob, is this one of the biggest problem, when you are looking at start-ups? >> we have a company in our portfolio, they provide a college degree, 100% online. some of the best universities in the country. we are making it more acceptable. you can get a unc degree. you can take a semester at notre dame. all these schools are real examples, complete degree programs online. so that college education is becoming a lot easier. i don't need to come to south bend,

behind it which leaves a vacuum between these uneducated lawmakers, and i say uneducated because when you say a rape kit can perform ancription of what the actual -- you know -- what an abortion is in and of itself is an uncomfortable thing to talk about in and of itself, so the people who are advocating for the right to make that choice, when they go no mechanically, physically this is what occurred, you are always walking into an area where you might set back your conversation by people's ick factor being set off, whereas if somebody says if a woman is legitimately raped her body has a way of shutting that thing down is just -- you know, how do you answer that without going okay. you are a crazy person. >> right. >> and you have no idea how biology works at all, and you have this magic fairy dust idea of what health care is. >> and you have been elected to congress. >> right. and you are on the health and human services committee. because we're going on the dumbest lottery in the world. okay. michele bachmann, you straight to intelligence. all right. we'll be back with more of the "stephanie miller show," i'm hal sp

first, consider an ordinary magnet which has, (pitch raises): as even the most uneducated in your audiencet) (pitch raises): a north and south pole. if you cut that in half, you have two smaller magnets, each with its own north and south pole. uh, dr. cooper, i think there might be something wrong with our connection. (higher pitch): no, i hear you fine. as i was saying, an ordinary magnet has two poles. the primary characteristic of a monopole is that it has only one pole, hence, monopole. sheldon (over radio): a requirement for string theory, or m-theory, if you will, is the existence of such monopoles. i, myself, led an expedition to the arctic circle in search of said particles. kripke, i found the nozzle! i'm going to kill you! closed captioning and other consideration for the big bang theory provided by: want you to flip for the best summer ever! visit shopyourway.com/grownups2 for your chance to win a role as an extra in a sony pictures film. whaaaaaaaaaat? look for kmart in grown ups 2, in theatres july 12th, rated pg-13. so nice you could join me this evening. you're looking lovel