-- poop at a dart board. the more they were on television, the worst depictions tended to be. he also found that a certain type of expert did a little better than the others. these were the experts that he foxes instead of hedgehogs. the fox knows many little things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing. what does it mean to behave like one of those cute foxes that can make something of the data we have today? being a fox ought to come naturally to many of you. it means claim the values you have learned here at the new school. foxes value diversity and independence. i like a wide rage of information. fox's understand that we are small creatures in a large and complex universe. they think in terms of probabilities and not absolutes. they question authority and are rightly distrustful of people who claim to have all the answers, no what their credentials. they are not type a personalities. they are the artsy creative types. they know success results from a combination of skill, luck him and hard work. they focu

in kansas, he is a dart board and i would ride him with a friend in the park, sitting next to me tucker ca eer carlson, anr and chief of the -- the lede, that's the first story. i think i speak for america when i say, what else is on? >> wow. >> whoa. >> wow, was his fit legitimate? well, alec baldwin was miffed when his wife was accused of tweeting during james gandolfini's funeral. >> and he said i'm go -- if put my foot up your blooep, george stark, but you would enjoy it too much. >> he claims that his comic comments tweeted during the funeral services, saying she posted the messages after and while they were visiting sick children in the hospital. that is even worse. meanwhile, "red eye," obtained tape of baldwin arriving home after the funeral. >> it's a joke, because he is hairy. but it's amazing that bears can open and close doors. michael, good to see you as always, lying, when you are famous and angry, the best thing to do is to tart tweeting. >> of course, that is what it was invented for and it's why celebrities such as myself can get in these wars. i will start something wi

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dart back in. able to lay it around the board where hanz. alongside is brought in by sequin.y. rebound. oh, and another save made by crawford and then the puck careened to the corner. >> eddie: bollig just saved a goal for chicago. >> mike: good play behind. worked back up the boards. it can be sent back across and controlled by the bruins and a shot is held from the stick of daugavins by crawford. >> eddie: turnover in the middle of the ice, the neutral zone. here comes tyler sequin. watch this right there. by tyler say kequin on the back happened. sensational save by crawford. before he can get to that open net, he comes in. david bolland bales out everybody right there so daugavins can't cash. >> mike: eight scoring chances in the overtime, seven by boston. for chicago it's hjalmarsson. saad directed on? toews pushed it on goal. away from hossa played by chara. dropped back on. it's carried back ahead once more by krejci. he must wait, played back around. it is outletted. drop back over for oduya. rushed by seidenberg. bounced on to horton. horton sailed around. more chang

congress shouldn't be sitting in washington deciding with a dart board here's what the student loan rate is going to be this year. should the price of money in the marketplace not have some impact on it? and what we're simply saying is tie it to a very predictable transparent number. the ten-year cost of borrowing money plus 3%. you see, mr. president, unlike throughout the 1990's and half of 2000's, we don't have private-sector competition against the government model. we decided that having financial institutions come in and offer more attractive interest rates or waiving origination fees or administration fees of a student loan, no, we didn't want that to happen even though in many cases it saves students money. we said we want to centralize this in the federal government. we want to take over the whole thing. and then the congress deciding we want to set the rates. let me suggest to my colleagues, this is nothing more than a political tool right now. the last person we're trying to look at are the students or their families that actually need loans to send their kids to college. toda