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how do they personally navigate the space between brilliance and madness? and so, he and i decided that there had to be a place for these people to read each other's stories and to know that they existed. and so, we thought we would start up a website. it became the icarus project and it had way more than just a few stories, it became an interactive forum for people to talk to each other, and just grew and mushroomed into this whole network of people all over the country. icarus was an ancient greek boy, mythologically, who was given the gift of wings made out of wax and feathers, so that he could escape from a labyrinth. and despite multiple warnings, he overestimated his powers and flew too close to the sun, and his wings melted and he crashed into the ocean and drowned. and we saw this as a really powerful archetype for the way that many people who get labeled with mental illness in our society, have this dangerous gift of heightened sensitivity and vision, and creativity, and fragility. we had some vague idea that a key piece of recovering mental health

one white dasha screams with the brilliance of red. can you hear them, the melodious intent, the glimmering mood in their eyes. face stitched by seam, a garment i have sewn to my skin. whatever remains of el gubenchi's 1932 cairo studio recording lives between the old cobblestone quarter and my still-warm mahogony ear. i should have gotten up to shake his hand, this uncomfortable tension between me and god. medina, its streets adorned with smells from the bazaar, yet i have chosen to adorn myself in the still concrete of columns. i am for the transcription of the arabic. in the morning, he howled the song in the name of his father, perhaps new fathers weep at the birth of their sons. do not cry for leila or for him, but drink the red wine and grow your love doublely, one for the ruby in the cup, the other for its rouge on your cheek. bombs rape the eyes of the sleeping assyrian gods. as if it were only a sand box, a few worthless grains of sand. i'll cut for you the last swathe of blue from the sky, sever my and if you'll let me, but f

but with the wisdom that informs his brilliance, his liberty wisdom in forms as liberating brilliancetter world. i have to testify because jesse jackson high around just long enough to inform so i would not have a right wing homiletic. can i make that real plan for you? jesse jackson brilliantly and prophetically said that there is something wrong with the preacher having a picture of martin luther king jr. in his office study. they're going to preach. i have to go back and grab you because you did not get that. how can you preach a billy graham's gospel with among luther king portrait? it is because you have the ability gramm hermeneutic that informs your homiletic. now, of course you know what that is. it is the size of interpretation going between the scripture and the street, and if you go between the scripture and the sanctuary of the scripture and the street and that hermeneutic is informed by a right-wing oppression then what you will do is stand up and even though you had a liberation face you will, indeed, have an oppressive spirit and that a person's spirit will continue to

what appealed to me was the brilliance of the strategy, non- violence as a tactic against oppression. and then to see what happens when you really got into the philosophy of it. and began to apply it to, it became the supreme tool for us. tavis: the we've got into this story, this answer to this question about to or anti-war position, is not unlike the way you started actors to a number of questions tonight and last night. i want to go back to your mother. you did a lot to make her mother proud but you did one thing that you wrote about that was not such a proud moment. that is not finishing your education. i want to come back to that because it never ceases to amaze me how brilliant you are, how and sparring you are, how expressive you are, how all that you are without having finished her education. how did you accomplish all of this? i do not mean the acting and singing. i am talking about all this. you did not finish school by your own admission. >> not finishing school for me could be viewed as an aspect of the learning process. i am still learning. everywhere i go every day. some

. >> reporter: a former press secretary says gingrich's brilliance was often outweighed by hubris and lack of discipline. >> newt never made the transition from being an entrepreneur or revolutionary to being a manager. >> reporter: twice gingrich shut down the government. he says this about that now. >> we stopped it twice when we were fighting with clinton. but we did it very carefully. clinton and i understood how to fight in a way that would mature and confuse the washington press corps. >> reporter: but at the time, gingrich generated this headline, after suggesting he shut down the government because the president made him sit in the back on air force one. two years in, some republicans were so upset with gingrich, he barely was re-elected speaker. >> to the degree i was too brash, too self-confident or too pushy, i apologize. >> reporter: he became the first speaker ever reprimanded by the house for ethics violations, and was fined $300,000 for misusing tax exempt funds. in his final months, gingrich led a bare knuckles battle to impeach president clinton, which backfired with

our goal is to create a festival that includes the uniqueness, diversity and brilliance at a san francisco and that represents and includes multiple and diverse communities. we have reached out to the san francisco arts alliance. a group of the largest arts institute in the spirit of unity. we knew that it is important to introduce the festival component to the america's cup in a coordinated and unified fashion as a community. if we can work together, this will create a program beyond anything we have experienced. supervisor mar: she did acknowledge the arts commission is meeting now on issues of cultural equity grants and other issues. thanks for being here. next speaker. i appreciate referring to the arts as an ecosystem with in the city as well with all kinds of different pieces to it. >> hello. the following is a letter from jillian cox, a founding curator of photography and chief curator of the deyoung museum. he has asked us to share the statement. dear members, i represent the fine arts museums of san francisco comprised of the deyoung museum. the venues play host to to million visi

on the other sides of the city, it is the brilliance of this basilica that stands out. perhaps now in the 21st century, there is a place for both. >> residents of one of the poorest shantytowns in colombia have been given a welcome christmas present. this is an outdoor escalator to help them get around. this was built on a hillside. this is part of a major development project for the city. >> life is arguably more down than up. this might change with the opening of a new act or escalator. the town clings to the inside of a steep hillside. -- this might change with the opening of a new outdoor escalator. now, the half hour hike up the hillside takes just five minutes. what is more, it is free. >> it is wonderful. this is a dream come true. one of the first to use it. >> this was once known as the murder capital of the world. this new as claytor is part of the urban plans to improve the city. -- this new escalator what is part of the garden plants. >> this will change the perception of the neighborhood. >> this remains one of the poorest and most private neighborhoods. it

imperial statute of the eiffel tower -- stature of the eiffel tower but from other parts, it is the brilliance of sacre coeur stands out. perhaps in the 21st century there is a place for both. >> afghan president hamid karzai named three new commissioners to the independent electoral commission, a body that faced quite some criticism. joining me from kubota -- kabul is caroline wyatt. what difference you think it will make? >> a thing the attention -- a lot of debate amongst the young afghans here in kabul -- is what will happen in the titular wind -- in particular when the very outspoken and independent minded human rights commissioner goes, who has been a critic of election fraud and also abuses of the past. as he and two colleagues leave the commission there is a fear of the thousand-page report looking back 23 years -- war crimes, atrocities, naming people, that that report might perhaps not see the light of day or perhaps not see the light of day in its current form because it means people who are still in the influential positions. today, meeting opposition of civil society to see what h

they do not have a way to show us, then this work is only staying here inside and nobody knows the brilliancend the amazing work that the students are doing. >> the term has changed over time from a very basic who has a computer and who doesn't have a computer to now who has access to the internet, especially high speed internet, as well as the skills and the knowledge to use those tools effectively. . >> the city is charged with coming up with digital inclusion. the department of telecommunications put together a 15 member san francisco tech connect task force. we want the digital inclusion program to make sure we address the needs of underserved vulnerable communities, not communities that are already very tech savvy. we are here to provide a, b and c to the seniors. a stands for access. b stands for basic skills and c stands for content. and unless we have all three, the monolingual chinese seniors are never going to be able to use the computer or the internet. >> a lot of the barrier is knowledge. people don't know that these computers are available to them, plus they don't know what is u

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expertise in fighting hiv/aids and the reporter said to me afterwards, wow, i had no idea how much brilliance this department. so this is an exciting department and i want to congratulate everyone. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, supervisor wiener, for your ongoing support. i'm next going to introduce our director of public health, barbara garcia. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. i am so honored and i'm so proud of the department's staff. i get a lot of travel requests and it's to peru and mozambique and tanzania and at the bottom it says how much it costs and it's usually zero and those are the ones i like to sign but it really does. and i want to just acknowledge the d.p.h. aids office staff, please raise your hands, because you clearly -- [applause] >> some of you, in culmination of years, i know you have hundreds of years of experience here and i know that is so, so important and we've done some incredible work in san francisco and you've taken your work and your understanding of this disease to other parts of the world and it makes such a big difference for everyone in the world

. - leo. announcer: the leo diamond at kay jewelers, a fire, sparkle, and brilliance so intense, it is the first diamond ever certified to be visibly brighter, one more reason kay is the number one jewelry store in america. - [spoken in chinese] yes. - [spoken in spanish] yes. - yes. ever since she discovered the mccafé caramel mocha from mcdonald's, she's been expecting a little bit more out of...everything. ♪ this is what happens once you savor the taste of sweet caramel in rich chocolate with smooth espresso. ♪ settling for less is no longer an option. mccafé caramel mocha. the simple joy of big expectations. ♪ >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. only a few lingering showers over new england remain of the storm that hit the northeast yesterday. the eastern great lakes will get some lake-effect snow, chilly air from canada will spread across the northern plains. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> new charges of sexual molestation has been brought against jerry sandusky by two men. alleged victim numbers 9 and 10. sandusky is in ja

i guys it's time for you said it i read it take time to respond to my brilliance engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you too and you've got something to say i listen and first i want to respond to the viewer to a viewer who watched our interview with knowing prince yesterday on the true size of the fed loans and the misconduct of hank paulson rather alpha comments on you tube and i asked how is this not illegal good lord the whole system needs to be flushed out now not exactly sure if you're referring to the fact the fed lowered almost a trillion dollars to banks or below market rates without telling congress and those banks that went on to make thirty billion dollars off of them or the revelation that hank paulson sat down with some of his old buddies of goldman sachs and told him that the u.s. government was going to put fannie and freddie a conservatorship weeks before the public got such knowledge because both of those things are pretty messed up so it turns out that under current law the fed doesn't have to report to congress whatsoever the one and only time they've ha

our guys time for you said it i read it right take time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you tube because when you've got something to say i listen now first on responded to commenters the watch my fireside on the new york press corps getting awfully cozy with mayor bloomberg byron and five said on you tube whoever writes alone is fireside is good clear sharp true and tom is to comment on you to go get him alone at the corporate media is just that it's owned by the one percent its so-called journalists get to the top by playing along out of my first comment are very happy you enjoy the writing because it's my own and it always is with the firesides for second commenter i'll keep sticking it to the m.s.m. as long as i have a platform to do so so much of the journalism today is about sucking up to those in power to get access and it's quite a cozy relationship close to those in power they throw you a story every now and then that they want you to put out and then you lose your ability to be critical of them now of course the people who win

are guys it's time for you said it i read it right take time to respond to my brilliance and engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you tube because you got something to say i listen first i want to respond to a viewer the watch my fireside friday on obama's decision not to veto the n.d.a. which includes a provision allowing for the indefinite detention of american citizens straight punk edge ninety three said this one this one effing hit me i was considering voting for him if he veto this bill but i now know i'm not for this guy he has disappointed me too many times you know i think it is a sentiment that many people who voted for obama have right now they really want to vote for the guy again they believe or they want to believe that he cares about their civil liberties but time and time again they've been disappointed so yeah i'm disappointed i'm disappointed that millions of americans were duped into believing that they were voting for somebody else and i'm more than anything disappointed and how significantly americans rights have been eroded under this presidency but

two hell with every bit of his brilliance. her husband in raged turnout. stick with me and he will be famous like you deserve to me he had promised her when on the first night they had met, had dustbin of pathe to fame? once again he had abandoned them for growth through her pregnancy and delivery she was a loan. remembering his absence, she would grow more and more furious each day in wondered if it was a warning to prepare her to raise their child a loan. reason had abandoned her and she no longer thought of him, or his absence, as involuntary. he had left them again. the thought came to her when she played the old family movies she spent one night watching reels of film is only to find him wants and only for a few seconds walking with her along the racetrack where sayre ran her first competition. of the footage resembled their life now through them a the husband has sketched the future. everyone moved, opposed, smiled, foll owing his instruction but the director was invisible. his mission filled the screen but yet he would not be seen just like now. tha

it was hard to imagine that everything here was at least 600 years old, because the brilliance had notcons stored in this monastery alone-- the highlight, a 14th-century icon of christ. every monk will tell you the sole purpose of life on mt. athos is to get closer to christ every day. and they say total union with christ is only possible when they leave this world. >> serapion: the first thing a monk does is embrace and love death. >> simon: "embrace and love death"? >> serapion: because death is the ticket to the other life. without a ticket, you can't travel. >> simon: where do you get the ticket? >> serapion: in this life. that's what we do each day-- we prepare for death. and we are joyful about our journey to heaven. >> simon: father mathew offered to take us to the transit point between this world and heaven. when a monks dies, he's buried, until there's nothing left but bones. then, he's brought to where every monk who's ever lived here ends up-- the ossuary. any idea how many skulls there are here? >> matthew: thousands. i'm not sure how many thousands. >> simon: any idea how

the brilliance behind this, it is very awkward, very intense, but her character, you don't like her intentionse is such a good actress that you find yourself feeling bad for her even though she is a bad person. i think it is a movie you need to go see. dialogue is fantastic. i gave this movie a four out of five. i loved young adults. >> and we want to get to this. you and steven spielberg sharing a moment. >> this was one of the greatest moments of my life. i interviewed him two weeks in a row. a walk in a room a weak after the first one and spielberg is sitting right. this he goes kevin, what's going on? he shakes my hand. he goes i loved talking to you last week. we had so much fun. >> i'm flipping out. i walk in. we do the interview. and i'm asking him all these film questions. a week prior, he told me after the interview shut off, he goes you're going be for a film maker. i was like are you kidding me? i walk out of second interview room and i'm leaving and the next investigator is walking in. five minutes later, the timer comes out of room and says kevin, i have to tell you this. steven s

one of the illusions is obama's brilliance, that he is smarter than anybody else in the room. he is mesaonic. nobody like obama has trod our soil, is going to unify us, the world was going to love us again, it was going to lower the sea level -- ridiculous. so the question is, is he just dumb? does he really believe this economic stuff? does he really believe that taking capital money out of the private sector and transferring it to government and unionings is the way you grow? is that the way -- does he really believe that? is he that ill educated? is he the product of nothing other than the american education system and whoever flnsd him at home when he was young? or is he a marxist socialist with an agenda to cut the country down to size? for me, the answer to the question is irrelevant. whatever he's doing, why he's doing it, it's obvious he is doing it. he is taking steps to head policies that are injurious to the country and to individuals, targeting, as the enemy the people who work in this country. targeting as the enemy, the people who pay tax. this business of occupy

. ♪ our hearts open wide ♪ to the brilliance of light ♪ from heaven to earth you are bringing. ♪ ♪ we "] ♪ jeg er saa glad hver julekveld, ♪ ♪ ti da blev jesus foedt; ♪ da lyste stjernen som en sol, ♪ ♪ og engler sang saa soedt. ♪ ♪ ♪ jeg er saa glad hver julekveld, ♪ ♪ ti da blev jesus foedt; ♪ da lyste stjernen som en sol, ♪ ♪ og engler sang saa soedt. ♪ ♪ ♪ i am so glad each christmas eve, ♪ ♪ the night of jesus' birth; ♪ the star shone radiant as the sun, ♪ ♪ and angels sang on earth ♪ ♪ [choirs hum the melody] ♪ mother her vigil is keeping, ♪ ♪ hush, little babe to her song; ♪ ♪ rest thee secure in thy sleeping, ♪ ♪ rest thee secure in thy sleeping, ♪ ♪ grow thee more stately and strong. ♪ ♪ slumber, ♪ slumber, ♪ gently thine eyelids close; ♪ ♪ slumber, ♪ slumber, ♪ cradled in sweet repose. ♪ slumber, ♪ slumber, [choirs hum] ♪ babe of my bosom, be winging ♪ ♪ softly where dreamlands begin; ♪ ♪ christmas eve bells are a-ringing, ♪ ♪ christmas eve bells are a-ringing, ♪ ♪ festively calling thee in. ♪ ♪ kling-klang, ♪ kling-klang, ♪ dream of the child divine; ♪ kling-klang, ♪ kling-