to do with the characters, their day—to—day life, that strange mixture of on the one hand grinding boredomt terror, balanced very nicely. you get a raw sense of being there in that trench environment. i think what this film manages to do is take a classic text and make it com pletely releva nt, it is very cinematic. the performances are terrific, there are laughs as well, and there is real vibrancy in it. but i find it very moving, very powerful, very harrowing, and a very sort of potent reminder of just what was at stake in what was sacrificed. i thought it was really good, it was a really good adaptation. you are a horror film fan, aren't you? winchester is not going to scare you. this is inspired by the true story of sarah winchester, the widowed heiress of the winchester rifle fortune. some people said she was haunted by the spirits of the people killed by the firearms. is she crazy, is she haunted, is it all in her mind? this sounds like a great set up. no, all that ambiguity goes out in ten seconds. the house goes bang, there are lots ofjump scares, the movie shouts at you... ok, fin

are having some challenges but leaving because source for twenty years as unfinished business no boredom occasion special job as our only two years in table but kosovo conflict has ended ninety nine and we are in europe and we are left as an open issue or not finished business by americans and by europeans so this will not stay forever so some of the challenges come that we are done we didn't do good at home who are but a lot of our difficulties are related to the already ness of europe to move from very are and then like your ministers to european integration want you to respect international obligations to respect the ip you. z. are responsible member of the family of nations in europe and for their only prove respect prove to be responsible you who go through our challenges in part of the world are challenged in our own democracy but our destiny is your atlantic so committed to that. it is very much to be thankful to. begin. with the the. complete the. the the. the the. the book the cut. up the going to the to. the the. the the. the be. leaving afghanistan. because they love their cou

just like a tennis ball out of boredom thing.ut to go in front of the board to present my argument to them and they are going to make a decision on whether i can stay or go. good morning, members of the board. >> good morning. >> i've prepared a little thing to read. i hope, if you don't mind. >> could you have a seat, please. >> yes, sir. >> he's presented with the accusations against him, possession of a weapon and defacing public property. >> kronsberg, this is your opportunity to tell us what happened. >> yes, sir. thank you, sir. first off, what i wanted to say is i completely understand and agree with the officer's decision. i can totally see why he would think this could be a weapon. it was a hard ball of paint and i used it to just bounce off the walls, sort of like a tennis ball out of boredom. i've been in jail for 14 months and locked up twice before. in both cases, i signed the paper and admitted my guilt and this time, i am completely innocent of the charges against me. the idea that this ball was a weapon is complet

a cure for boredom.nload is now. >> dondge ball can get brutal. >> get it [ bleep ]. >> the ninja. he is not going down without a fight. >> that was the matrix. >> there's more where that came from. >> is he the one? play that again. >> i saw it but i didn't see it. >> timmy studied martial arts. he can move and twist his body in ways that will make the crowd go wild. >> that's one of the greatest dodge ball players of all time. >> i want him on my team. we need guys like that. i'm not going to sign up for the league. >> dodge ball is supposed to be fun. >> we can join the slo-mo guy. they are belly flopping. that's more our speed. >> this is great. they will belly flop and they have the camera under the water. >> exactly. >> they're doing it. i thought they were going to get some world belly flop experts. >> there's no they. >> dad just presses record. >> he does. going up. >> belly flop from -- accidentally usually from higher. it kills me. >> we will fish you out. >> coming down. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh!

it's the cure for boredom. download it now. >> this is in the streets of india.n see that cow running alongside that truck. but if you look in the bed of the truck, that explains everything. >> oh. my baby, my baby. >> oh, you are right. that is her baby. that baby is two months old. that calf had a wound. it was infect theed. so a nearby veterinarian sent out their truck because it was 500 yards away. but mama wasn't saying bye-bye. she ran alongside the entire way to the vet's office. they were able to treat the cow and they kept it for several days. and mama stood outside. mama stood outside for two days while this animal got care. now this animal is a stray. but the vet said i had to treat it anyway. he did. two days later the calf was deemed to be and they went off together like mama wanted him to. >> sweet. >> the idea that cows have that kind of bond. you know what i mean. >> the idea is that cows have that kind of bond with the indian people is interesting, too. we have street dogs. they have street cows. >> cows are revered by hindus, and that's the most

. >>> the "rtm" video app, you can watch videos while you wait, a cure for boredom.of the sexes most folks draw a line in the sand. in russia this couple has drawn a line in the snow. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> this dude was out on the snowmobile with no shirt, no shoes, no pants. what's going on there, bud? >> was he running from a woman? >> there is a woman involved but no. >> he was having a hot flash, you guys. he needed to cool down. >> i like that one but no. this man's wife didn't want him to go hunting. he wanted to go anyway. she took his clothes thinking it would keep him in the house. he's like i don't care. i'll do what i need to do, i'm going out. bye. because in russia, i don't know why she thought not having the outfit would stop him. you think i'm cold? >> watch me i'm cold blooded, baby. >> i love it. it's a level of stub borp you got to be impressed with. >> these people sit here and talk for a few minutes. looks like he has on scandals, got on his lucky necklace there. that's all he needs. >> definitely going hunting now. he needs the fur

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it's the cure for boredom. download it now. >>> now, this is one heck of a birthday gift. very lucky lady is away right now. she's celebrating her birthday with her girlfriend. now, this video is being recorded by her man. he set up an impressive surprise for when she gets home. there are petals that lead up to her walkway with a note that says -- the most beautiful girl in the world shouldn't have to pay her bills at least not for a month or two. happy birthday, baby. >> happy birthday, babe. >> uh-huh. then he opens the door to showist us what it looks like inside. there are more rose petals, hearts made with these petals. inside are a few bundles of cash. but it's not just one, or two, or three. the entire entrance is covered with these hearts, notes, and cash on top. >> i like the way he thinks. >> at the end it says love. and when we pan up, we see that it culminates on the counter with a gorgeous bouquet of white flowers. they really didn't do anything for each other for christmas. so he decided for her birthday he was going to do something really nice, which was hel

to put them on also all of them on your place to put up some of the budget boredom . thank french president emanuel micron's on an official trip to weston's thanks. is accompanied by forty french businessmen each with an interest in the greek privatization program. today they'll have the opportunity to directly question prime minister alexis to press. among them as sean louise shows the sewage c.e.o. is company has its eye on greece's water company's. many pot of hell of. a lot from us you guys you've got a book on the back of my because. i've been vicious. it got them out. a bit more years now and the lepto brought out. a. little flat last time you know. if you missed. it was i must. be is that. you. and. me. don't know don't stop it you know me. it's. tough to get into. the country is now obliged to transfer all state owned assets to the super fund. a new anonymous company with a life expectancy of ninety nine years this management board will also consist of representatives of lend us. the water companies are among those assets but the government still promises they

me and coffee in boredom in mind chunks of coffee but most. of them things got beasts and then the. six victims there are two thousand two hundred kilometers between but need any stumbles not even that's not enough to keep your friends away from the stage fright . i was able. to grow here. ricocheted because of the pictures those who. gave their life and really really to me some moving on moving on but thinking through what you're using as a multiple of i it's get them up and you know we got a little different she did besides with this just coming shits grandmother at the front you've spoken to should be a final push meaningful to get that done. for the most of us g.l. much especially the stumble at the take one of the chance you want me to line said she thought if i get a piece i could talk to friends one person comes to me and almost michael. on the new stumbling for all of us practice reads to stop this they have nice guy she's all fien. unless you know this is false and it's all this is cold water for hollywood although clearwater so you know that support. not especially for the

to put the long haul and soul of the new money in place to build up some mythical out of boredom. thanks french president emanuel micron's on official trip to absence thanks is accompanied by forty french businessmen each with an interest in the greek privatization program. today they'll have the opportunity to directly question prime minister alexis to press for the long among them as shown louise shows up the sewage c.e.o. is company has its eye on greece's water companies. are many part of hell of. a lot from us you guys we've got booked to buy long to come up because. i've been this is here. you know it's a bit more you know. it was i must. be as. you. would for. me. you know. that's what you. have to do to. the country is now obliged to transfer all state owned assets to the super fund. and you anonymous company with a life expectancy of ninety nine years whose management board will also consist of representatives of lend us. the water companies are among those assets but the government still promises they will not be privatized. they need to go you've got these things up loo

to put them on also at the pneumonia pushable that some of the thought it boredom. french president emanuel micron is on an official trip to west and. is accompanied by forty french businessmen each with an interest in the greek privatization program. today they'll have the opportunity to directly question prime minister alexis to press. among them as. the sewage c.e.o. is company has its eye on greece's water company's. many pot of hell of. a mystery guys who got. mad because. this is. a bit more you. must go you know. if you each of. us. should be is that. you. get with. me or you don't stop it you're not me. it's. the country is now obliged to transfer all state owned assets to the super fund. the new anonymous company with a life expectancy of ninety nine years whose management board will also consist of representatives of lend us. the water companies are among those assets but the government still promises they will not be privatized. they need to get these things up to keep it out also even a good. sticky betty c. must really say it could be she is happy that

and so recently i've been feeling very lonely i love meeting like this through boredom. a recent survey suggests nearly fifteen percent of elderly swedish women have no friends and for elderly men the rate is twice as high. with a little luck the speed daters find others with similar interests or hobbies but first they have to engage in conversation that's the key to bringing people together. you didn't see it was very nice it turns out we're both interested in electronics. and. then he gives her his phone number. they plan to talk again soon maybe they'll become friends. then this afternoon's meeting will have been well worth the effort. while the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you can find us on social media either at news my handle is at sarah kelly t v and don't forget as always you can use the hash tag the day and finally as it is say valentine's day and the show to show that the ruthless news hounds of g.w. do have a heart we will leave you now with some images of romance from the city of romance where else of paris enjoy hope to s

but this is no new the fact that this is what's happening with the boredom of asia a little special chambres what we call the core so is new or reality or relations with you dates earlier than this or unfortunate i think you hasn't paid enough attention in your corner in our region and took us over itself i don't blame you for what is our home war but what i ask is that all nations of you have a say united approach towards kosovo. but there are rules to this club you want to. rules to be and if you don't want to accept a wager with the v.a.r. accepting the rules the logic of the principles of the u. we are working hard all our internal cohesion on living together of all our ethnic communities including working with kosovar sharpish we are working on rule of law we are working the economy and is sustainable please my role as a former leader of. as as well to have a piece of a sustainable peace because of all the arguments that i have with me sustainable peace it's not only a photo opportunities of leaders is to make sure and to allow population of both countries to believe in peace in the sam

can we do any more could we find someone to do it for boredom really don't mean you get what you mean. b.b.c. world service and u.s. troops left iraq. and it continues to maintain a high passes in the country with the knowledge of the u.s. embassy in the world the situation in the kurdish john the center crucial for the national troops to go under control which the afghan forces the security situation really critical to the country. says without american oxford stopped by my friends are down south in iraq. this is a chap as you know i'm commander says he was. so young i thought if i just use other funds overseas i guess most of it is gay some of them to our it after advanced are. they not done so right now down there tonight need to supplement the full of yes mr it was a very i mean it's not my money. so how many are sending out. you should be your child soldiers and the nikon seven i got down. there i mean. i'm never gonna summit on resorted to using a gun not because of me i just feel that people will come it is then what is. telly then this would be to understand as an english. gun

shipping channel were found the remains of the former rain forest and been steadily decomposing for boredom and reveres that. entire trains were abandoned and submerged when the can out was flooded. our her. her . me this underwater museum will exist for a long time to come and it is well guarded. are the rules. as louisa's get to the lock on the atlantic entrance to the canal ships have been sailing into the harbor where they can still buy for more than one hundred fifty years now it's one of the oldest in panama the tourist train journey ends in a completely unspectacular station in the port of cologne fleet of taxi drivers are standing by to pick up the passengers visitors can now take a day long visit to a historic town such as portobello on the caribbean coast trained to stay here for nine hours locomotive is only used for passages services. it doesn't have to put in to gas this isn't a forge it's quite small. the train is my life at the moment it takes me back and forth like a car and it's also my workplace so it's my life. since i was a child i wanted to work on the right. track. i m

does has a massive in a multiplier effect across the world but they want em boredom by the fact that you know playing on human rights abandon me human values is something which is acceptable today we asked the white house for a response but didn't hear back as for amnesty international it says it's not all bad out there it sees the rise of hate being met with the rise of a resistance from the u.s. one. want to poland. that is way lower to iran. which embassy says gives it some hope that just maybe twenty eighteen won't be quite as bleak in so many places patty calling al-jazeera washington severe water restrictions appear to be working in cape town south african city faces becoming the first major metropolis to run out of water because of years of drought it's now pushed back the date that it expects the taps to run drawing hash on the balance reports. as the sun rises over to vassar's kloof dam cape town's main water resource has never been so low in january south africans were warned today zero would come on april twelfth the day cape town would run dry but that prophecy looks unli

ask you this time and the man you got out of found out of boredom and that it was a major companies that want to. have one and i felt kind of fun but a what i would love about your kind of them is more the third was that i did paul was a kind i was what i'm always out on but on the motorway have been i would. be alone . ok. ok now when i move when i want to sound it i have to be in the country bit where you country band watch apple those why wouldn't i see it come out of the show the green lights is a kind of something to. try to give us a. call to the time what if i see even a little white you know in a song being being susie's in this hard to. kind of video thing down there to that kind of thing. you know that or that government since as you conduct that wasn't what you have that whole wanted and then to begin with or. end on yourself up on the other end you know follow i listen and i love the ok food aisle here you're making good. use of it talking. about a yacht and i will use that we does it on what's the usual summer talk you know maybe what does that mean. that even with this it h

globe anything of the us does has a massive in a multiplier effect across the world but they want em boredom by the fact that you know playing on human rights abandon me human values is something which is acceptable today we asked the white house for a response but didn't hear back as for amnesty international it says it's not all bad out there it sees the rise of hate being met with the rise of a resistance from the u.s. one. to poland. then it's way lower to iran. which embassy says gives it some hope that just maybe twenty eighteen won't be quite as bleak in so many places the party calling al-jazeera washington. all right let's bring in our guests now in washington so little shaddy secretary general of amnesty international and london i'm all that you care a co-director of the institute on statelessness and inclusion and joining us on skype from jakarta been germans a walkie a human rights researcher and southeast asia analyst thank you all for joining us i want to start with you you say efforts of u.s. president donald trump to ban him free to all citizens of several muslim majority cou

asked how you summoned the men you got out of found out of boredom and that's it was a major condemnation of want to see someone and i felt kind of fun but a what i what i love about you the kind of the moment more the third was that i did paul was a kind i was. going to motorway have been and i would love a hobby of mine. ok. ok and then when i move when i want to sound it i don't have to be in the country back where you can say about lotro ample those who would and i say it will come out of the show the green lights of the kind of something to. say to going to. go to the time what if i see even a little white you know in a song being being susie's in the skies you. just kind of video thing down there to that kind of thing. you know that or that government stance as you come to town was well yeah that whole what it meant to begin was off . and on yourself up on god and you know follow i listen and i love the food i'll hear you're making good. use of it talking talking about a yacht and i think what is that we does it and what's the usual so let's all give them a what does that mean you s

yet but yet in the end when some number on the bottom on one cup or nominate for a moment of boredom you know that. alice going to live in numbers to remember from . even the number on the bin with her and i'm going to get well yeah. i did do that well did you really do need to give you. more i was you were not part of the new one. for the nearly four years and is the bush team with a month long. no no i'm not over it. oh but love going out of it now you leave a cable car going to come to london the way that was then let's not go away but i've been on video. from the bush a lot there. and visited the hardware to look. for them. and then if you know me to. working with you do we need to get it on d.v.d. . and if that was he did he. say he will. we should learn to be who are not even when our names are not in the vatican are gleaned from our. or our liberty who. by putting on to move our brother he no longer alone is the. savior who put on our. i don't know let me keep that lonely. i'm beginning that way down the line and i did hear the word that. night and the day made you lazy in the

boredom or a car you've been but the mileage the car the. but then the layla. merely at the garden one eyes with. one day i wonder who has been. the good but that i'm one of them i was in the hospital on the morning. and i've gone and done when lord and i was. in the go down on the villa say on. a big nestle alive and you would see. the pretty calm. they had up there but it brought them i usually a pretty of the leos and then of the elect. on counting the car some of the biggest names in. there are also under scrutiny by regulators in what's being called. a look at business relations between china plus another scandal in the german auto industry. at this time. more than seven decades ago a country was split into. all it took was a pan a map and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled his servant who had never been to india before examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these neighbors borders of blood at this time twenty years of china's transformation. told through one young girl's journey

yeah and with some number on the bottom on bond not important i'm not up for a moment of boredom i didn't know that. i was going to live in numbers to remember from. even the number you on the been with. and. i didn't hear that well did you going to do anything to get it. for i was you were not part of the we don't know. where the newly was and is the bush team with a month long. no no no no we're not. going with that when they leave a cable car don't even come we're not really that wasn't allowed to go away but i've been on video. from the bush a lot they. can visit it pretty hard really look at it. for the moment. and then take the you know meter. we're going to do we need it again we don't believe. that it was he did he. said he will . be sure learned me you are not even on the internet in the vatican hardly enjoy a man. or a little boy who. by putting on to move or rather his own road is the. city you put on our p.s. . i don't let me get that lonely. i'm beginning that way down the line and i did hear the word and that. was the day made you lazy in the. making now i don't know that yo

. >> when boredom sets in, these inmates get inventive with household items.g the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. coming at you with my brand-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here. so check back for that follow-up vid. this is my cashew guy bruno. holler at 'em, brun. kicking it live and direct here at the fountain. should i go habanero or maui onion? should i buy a chinchilla? comment below. did i mention i save people $620 for switching? chinchilla update -- got that chinchilla after all. say what up, rocco. >>> as the hour grows later in san quentin, all inmates are required to remain in their cells until lights out. >> 13 and 64. >> 19 and 61. >> 12 and 32 checkmate. >> 13 to 31 check. >> 22 to 29. >> i'm going to have to move the pawn. i'll show you how to play chess. >> it's fun, you know what i mean? and you see how we work. this is all made out

adressed the team's problem during practice "i think that with had periods of frustration, boredom had some patches followed by yet, here we are with the best record in the league... we're are fine". --dwyane wade back in his first game in the cavs overhaul trade deadline...wade back to south beach.him a standing he came off the bench... but didn't do much d-wade only made a three pointer in 22 minutes. miami went on to win 91-85 over milwaukee. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. lawrence karnow: it was yet another day of record breaking heat with temperatures soaring into the 70s and 80s. but temperatures right near the coast were cooler. this is likely the last day of record highs as we are expecting big changes for the weekend. it is mostly clear and mild if you're going out on this friday night. but it will be a little breezy too. on the satellite image you can see that high pressure is weakening across the state. an area of low pressure will slide over the top of that ridge tomorrow and help crank up some gusty winds. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorro

our cameras spent months documenting life on the inside where gangs, drugs and sheer boredom make up a violent mix. this is "lockup: san quentin, extended stay." >> in america's prisons, violence is a way of life. san quentin, the oldest prison in california, has one of the longest histories of violence. >> there's fistfights going on, there's guys getting beat up pretty good. >> whether it's an inmate fresh off the street -- >> i refuse to get disrespected by anybody. >> a gang drop out in protective custody. >> it happened a couple of days ago so -- >> or an officer trying to maintain order. >> he was going for the jugular but he just missed. >> they've all fallen victim to violent attacks. in the three months we were at san quentin, we saw our fair share. ♪ for the ruler of all evil i pray to god i don't die for the wrong people ♪ >> administrative segregation, otherwise known as ad seg, is a unit mainly reserved for the worst of the worst offenders at san quentin. >> it's a place where they need to be if they need to be separated from the general population. >> step forward. >> a

our cameras spent months documenting life on the inside where gangs, drugs, and sheer boredom make up a violent mix. this is "lockup: san quentin -- extended stay." as the oldest prison in california, san quentin is steeped in a violent history. >> get out in the yard. take a hole. >> taking in and distributing inmates from 17 counties, its criminal population changes almost every day. >> just keeping this place functional is an enormous effort. >> the prison uses a set of regulations and procedures to maintain order. but inmates often operate under a different code of conduct. >> the inmates have what they call prison politics here, and the gangs control all of that. they have literally written rules and regulations, and the repercussions for not following those rules are serious. >> get down. >> anyone that's active, they are going to hit me if they see me. they are going to kill me, try to slice me. >> on your stomach, on your stomach! >> sir, sir, sir, back up, back up, back up. watch where you're walking. there's blood. there's blood on the ground. maurice, get me another box of

to do with the characters, their day—to—day life, that strange mixture of on the one hand grinding boredomtrench environment. i think what this film manages to do is take a classic text and make it com pletely releva nt, it is very cinematic. the performances are terrific, there are laughs as well, and there is real vibrancy in it. but i find it very moving, very powerful, very harrowing, and a very sort of potent reminder of just what was at stake in what was sacrificed. i thought it was really good, it was a really good adaptation. you are a horror film fan, aren't you? winchester is not going to scare you. this is inspired by the true story of sarah winchester, the widowed heiress of the winchester rifle fortune. some people said she was haunted by the spirits of the people killed by the firearms. is she crazy, is she haunted, is it all in her mind? this sounds like a great set up. no, all that ambiguity goes out in ten seconds. the house goes bang, there are lots ofjump scares, the movie shouts at you... ok, fine, it is an interesting setup, but once you are into it, it is like the mos

to do with the characters, their day—to—day life, that strange mixture of on the one hand grinding boredom powerful, very harrowing, and a very sort of potent reminder of just what was at stake in what was sacrificed. i thought it was really good, it was a really good adaptation. you are a horror film fan, aren‘t you? winchester is not going to scare you. this is inspired by the true story of sarah winchester, the widowed heiress of the winchester rifle fortune. some people said she was haunted by the spirits of the people killed by the firearms. is she crazy, is she haunted, is it all in her mind? this sounds like a great set up. no, all that ambiguity goes out in ten seconds. the house goes bang, there are lots ofjump scares, the movie shouts at you... 0k, fine, it is an interesting setup, but once you are into it, it is like the most mechanical roller—coaster ride. none of it is scary. dame helen mirren does a brilliant job of keeping a straight face! why did she say yes to this? she said it is in the tradition of great japanese ghost stories, it is nothing like that! it is like twister

does has a massive in a multiplier effect across the world but they want em boredom by the fact that you know being on human rights abandon me human values is something which is acceptable today we asked the white house for a response but didn't hear back as for amnesty international it says it's not all bad out there it sees the rise of hate be met with the rise of a resistance from the u.s. right. going to poland. then this way or two around. which embassy says gives it some hope the just maybe twenty eighteen won't be quite as bleak in so many places paddy calling al-jazeera washington african refugees in israel's hot detention center have gone on hunger strike protesting the imprisonment of seven eritreans who have refused to leave the country. and then the first to be jailed under a new deportation skein many of the thirty seven thousand african refugees in israel have been given three months to take up a cash offer to leave for rwanda face indefinite jail time but a smith has more from the detention center in israel southern negev desert so israel has started to carry out its t

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as a way to pass the time, handled the boredom, i was placing small bets. how much?tible to problem gambling?” would say so. i would say men generally take more risks. especially being a sportsman, the sort of competitive nature of that very much mirrors gambling, in which the ups and downs of winning and losing, highs and lows, are very much the same as winning the big bet and the downers of having a few weeks when you are losing and chasing your tail. generally women haven‘t been big into going into high street bookmakers. but you don‘t need to any more. high street bookmakers. but you don't need to any more. exactly. so you will find that there are more women becoming problematic gamblers now compared with ten years ago. i would say these statistics about seven and a half times more likely for men, i think that will change. do you think that‘s right? presumably it is mostly men that you treat, but do you think the gap will narrow? it is mainly men. but i think the gap will narrow. in recent years i think the advertising is gearing itself more towards women, as wel

occasionally i would find myself in moments of boredom, picking it up. and starting to look at some stories that were contained in this ready thick volume. stories of the unusual, stories of the outlandish. i had sort of been raised to assume the civil war was not funny. my eye was drawn in particular to headlines like love and treason. that rebel is my brother. stories of divided families. families that could not work for their political differences. families in which brother sometimes guns and turned around and killed one another in the process. husbands andhich wives found themselves arguing over slavery and secession and union. me that i part of would assume these stories were really made up because they are dramatic and eye-catching. they couldn't be true, right to? .hey make a good story there are a number of authors out there who have made these stories are integrated them. wrong, and that's what i learn in the years i followed the discovery this book. and began looking more deeply into the lives of civil war families. they existed and surprising

had a lot of option traders to be short volatility was moments of terror surrounded by months of boredomzes volatility i agree a lot with dennis and mr. wonderful. i think much of the issue that occurred with respect to the drop in equity is based on volatility i think that the people that own those products knew exactly what they had you know, this whole notion of risk parity and control in portfolios and all the products that hedge funds either market or use, insurance companies, pension funds, it's actually quite simple you know, they own more stocks, for example, when vol's low and they own less stocks when it's high they have all kinds of models and overlays to deal with this but the issue is just like subprime mortgages, when you get an inordinate amount of traders in positions, laser focused on any one thing, in this case volatility, whether it's etns, etfs, portfolio control, risk parity, that when it moves the shock waves are large. so it isn't that vol's a problem, it's the problem we've always had michelle eluded to. customers are smart and they come up with creative ideas. th

but this is no new the fact that this is what's happening with boredom occasion a little special chambres what you call the core so is new or reality or relations with you dates earlier than this or unfortunate i think you hasn't paid enough attention in your corner in our region and took us over self i don't blame you for what is our home war but what i ask is that all nations of you have a say united approach towards kosovo. but there are rules to this club if you want your. rules to be and if you don't want to accept that was why i wager with the we are except in the rules the logic of the principles of the u. we are working hard on our internal cohesion or living together of all our ethnic communities including work of course a war sharp's we are working on rule of law we are working the economy and in sustainable peace my role as a former leader of the charolais as as well to have the peace of a sustainable peace because of all the arguments that i have with me sustainable peace is not only a photo opportunity of leaders is to make sure and to allow population of both countries to be