bookcases, you want to secure those; right? this is what's going it happen. if you as nerts you went in there and got a report that there may be people trapped, where would you start looking for them? upper floors and void spaces. again, we talked about glass. are these people a little too close, do you think? did they give you a rule of thumb how far away to stay from buildings. well, actually 1 1/2 times the height of the building. so if you are in a 30-foot building -- you already did the math -- you want to be 45 feet away. glass falls out, too, do you think it just falls straight down? no, it kites its way around. it can kite up to two blocks away. be aware of that, got your helmet on. types of hazard, you have above ground, ground and below ground. what's an above ground hazard? glass, wires, falling objects. some of the ground level hazards are glass. what's bad about uneven surfaces that are slippery? we already talked about that. you fall, you're going to hurt yourself. is water a bad thing to have? water seeks its own level, there's a hole, covering

was the only person in the bush white house who had several editions of the ajc year book in my bookcaseecutive office building. it's good to be here to make the case, i guess that's what i'm supposed to do for mitt romney and the republicans against president obama. every four years i dutifully accept invitations to debate prominent intelligent liberals and democrats on behalf of the republican candidate before jewish audiences. it's always a pathetic scene. i have an unmatched record of failures at this effort from 1984 on. i won't even reigh really try. you're all adults. 98% of you. i'm sure there are very few undecided voters in this audience. i this will not be as bad as 1996, two times i did this. in 96 i debated a journalist, at the jts, jewish theology society in new york. the woman, a moderator. i said, probably a pretty liberal crowd, clinton/dole, height of oslo, president rabin assassinated. dole had no particular affiliation, pro-israel. he wasn't close to the jewish community. i remember saying before he walked out on stage. i imagine this audience is probably a little bit

there were bookcases for one niece, a pearl neck lace for another, a salve ier pen dant for another, boxes of cigars, wheels of cheese, bottle of wine for every one. sam wrote julia explicit instructions for for handling the wine he was sending her in 1881. in the summer of 1880, the letters were filled with enthusiastic reports about a grand money-making scheme. he was backing developer who were pushing a grand resort. within a year, to no one's surprise but sam's the project was requiring more and more cash while little seemed to be getting built. by the fall of 1882, sam was in way over his head. when he finally admitted his situation to friends, they found that not only was his fortune gone, but he had foolishly signed papers making him libel for millions more. when he had hit bottom in 1849, he sailed west to california. this time he slunk out of town by catching a ship bound for england trying to throw creditors off his scent. the sisters envisioned brother sam leading a quiet live in exile. but in stead, sam bobbed up in london and was straightaway entertained by anyone who wa

and so we have to think about the materials that they use, glass on the front of bookcases. materials that can be easily scrubbed down and cleaned. because that grit and that residue would build up on every surface in the house. and so it's kind of interesting to kind of put us back in that period when we would have had coal fires going in all these fireplaces. however, the pabst mansion was a modern home of its time, and the house did have central forced air heating in it as well. there were two boilers located behind the mansion underneath a glass coner s conservatory and r was brought into the house in a central room in the basement and was regulated with 16 thermostats in different rooms in the house so you actually got zone heating as much as you could in the 1890s. moving from the music room, into the dining room, you'll see this beautiful, wonderful bright room which was always meant to be very sunny in the morning because it faces east. and really bring ts out all the richness of all the gold detailing in this wonderful birch woodwork which i was always thought was a

mellon would write big checks supposedly for furniture, chairs, tables a bookcase.o andrew and sherry young. all very hush hush, he didn't take any money and it wasn't supposed to be for the edwards presidential campaign. the parade of former edwards staffers continues here in greensbro, testimony from bodyman, john davis, who described a bizarre conversation he had with edwards' mistress rielle hunter. she saw him in detroit and announced she and john edwards were in love. but when he talked to edwards the former senator told him rielle hunter was crazy. wrapping up the second week of the trial, prosecutors charged edwards used illegal campaign money to cover up the affair, as the defense attorneys say the money wasn't for the campaign. joe johns, cnn, greensboro, north carolina. >>> one of the big stories of the day the talkback question for you will julia win battle for women voters? from one julia to fake one, i will be voting for mitt, he's better than the one in the white house making up women. this from tessa, i might not be julia but i have taken advantage o

he may do that for your bookcases are book covers or maybe a little accessory bags for your make justess yourself and have something that is not a dime store look. it is elegant and upscale and no one else has except for you because you've designed it and use your head and came up with the color that you want to use and the different words and how you want them arranged. you will not find anywhere else. that is a good feeling when you finish something like that. and if you are gifting, you know that no one at the party will do the same thing that you gave. the bridal shower or baby shower and it makes a difference. use all the buttonhole foot is on the other machines that were all white. this one has metal. and have the metal plate. the metal plate is an under plate and is exclusive at singer. use damage the fabric between the underplayed and the button hole foot. you will see the reflection of where the sew--n street is. that is so that you do not get bunching. if you're making a button on a cut for a caller point and you know that when you get to the seam and is a different boat and

i was the only person the first bush white house with several editions of the ajc yearbook in my bookcasecutive office building. it's good to be here. debate the case, that's what it's both before mitt romney and the republicans against president obama. every four years, i dutifully accept invitations to debate prominent liberals and democrats because a republican candidate before jewish audiences, and so pathetic scene -- [laughter] i have a record, unmatched record of failure is -- [laughter] at this effort from 1984 on. i won't even really try bigger all the dosage of primate of your mind, 98% of you, i'm sure they're very thank you -- that i very few undecided voters. and 96 i debated leonard son, distinguished jewish journalist but i think he was editor of moment magazine at the seminary in new york. and i remember that because the moderator was a woman before he walked on the stage, about 500 people there, i said is probably a pretty liberal crowd, clinton against dole, the height of oslo, prime minister rabin had been a sassy. clinton was very good friend official. dole had no part

i think i was the only person who had several editions of the ajc in my bookcase. it is good to be here to make the case for mitt romney and for the republicans against president obama. every four years, i dutifully sent invitations to debates against prominent liberals, democrats come on behalf of the republican candidate before jewish audiences and it is always a pathetic scene. i have an unmatched record of failures from 1984 on. i probably will not try. few're probably very undecided voters. i will not bother making a pitch. this will not be that as 1996. i debated a distinguished jewish journalist. this was at the jewish theological seminary. the moderator was a woman. there was about five other people there. i said, this is probably a pretty liberal crowd. it was clinton against dole. clinton was a very good friend of israel. dole had no particular affiliation. i remember saying before we walked out on stage, i mentioned that this audience is probably of little bit pro clinton and the moderator said, well, i don't know. they're about 500 people there. about 4

the only person in the first bush white house who has several additions of the ajc your book in my bookcase in the old executive office building. it is good to be here to make the case, i guess, for mitt romney and four republicans against president obama. every four years, i dutifully accept invitations to debate prominent liberal and democrats before jewish audiences. it is always a pathetic scene. [laughter] i have an unmatched record of failures at this effort from 1984 on. i will not even really try. you are all adults. you have probably already made of your mind. i'm sure there are very few undecided voters in this audience, i suspect, i will not bother making much of it hits. this will not be as bad, i predict, as in 1996 when i debated a distinguished jewish journalist. i remember that because the moderator was a woman -- before he walked out on stage, there were about 500 people there -- it was clinton against dole, the height of oslo. the prime minister had been assassinated. clinton was a good friend of israel. dole had no particular affiliation, was not close to the jewish commu