what for dear life, but unless you like rollercoasters. ..k people pay to make it is, to think people pay to make it giddy. chances are you don't love that rush of anxiety. grin and bear it, girls, you've paid for a full share of torture. and neither do a lot of investors so as markets have matured, they've come up with ways to better predict when there will be market ups... the stock market has reached an all—time high today's. and downs, particularly since they happen faster than ever before. the way things react and the way the markets have reacted, they react very quickly now. so they created basically a prediction machine. you might have heard of it, it's called the vix, or the fear index, it's basically the weather forecast for the stock market. well, the snp 500 to be exact. a low level is like a calm sea, smooth sailing ahead, but if the vix starts to spike, it's like the vix starts to spike, it's like the first breeze that signals a storm is coming. a key thing, much like our weather forecast, the vix isn't entirely accurate. it ofte

in that side as dear oh dear i mean for its own good if in the time that the red army faction was active in germany with its attacks and bombings. he said i don't throw bombs through films from isaac is rare for film and. many of us went abroad at that time then vendors went to america the inventor say. allow me to italy and then in front. of all those. i was in france and fassbinder i wanted to live elsewhere to. have a service to visit well. we didn't want to be forced to identify with something that was too overpowering all the time issues. to torino. to protest against allegedly suspicious suicides of imprisoned members of the red army faction a group of german filmmakers in one nine hundred seventy seven made the movie germany in autumn. classman there who was about to start filming the marriage of my dear brown decided to get involved using a documentary style he filmed an argument with his mother about democracy and the treatment of the terrorists. i said yes. in mogadishu and i was just walked us through exactly what's going to st. yeah. i felt just in shock i thought oh. ok mr m

seems to say dear it was a big success for germany even though several players like laval to br. others were former nazis but that didn't matter and he said he. mentioned the good news from sea it was a victory for germany over communism that was the cold war and the country had got back on its feet that's what it was about for that if. you can use a fork. in spring nine hundred seventy eight fassbender completed the final editing of the marriage of movie a bar and then travel to the film festival in cannes where his earlier film despair with dirk bogarde him and their family all was playing in the official competition fassbinder used the opportunity for an internal prescreening of the marriage of money about around. one thousand eight hundred. we had a private showing all the german journalists were there and they gave us a standing ovation at the end. of us as if simply those isn't a list of under the standing ovations didn't exist in germany at the time in the us it was a special honor especially that the whole press was saying that this was one of the most important german fi

she's my hero, and my dear, dear, dear friend, jackie. this is for you; and now is the time for us to actually flip the switch. so why don't you and our three friends lead us in a count down. >> right on. >> all right. we're going to count down from ten. all right. here we go. ready, everybody! ten. nine. eight. seven, six. five. four. three. two. one. if everybody can turnaround and look in the square right here, and there's a tv camera. all right. the helen diller playground contains some of the most innohave ati innovative and interactive lighting programs on any playgrounds. we've designed each to compliment the play found. the first piece connects the two playground with a forest of lighting fixtures spread across each playground. we call them pixel poles. they animate and grow like they have captured fog inside them. when visitors move in front of the poles, they lite up and slash with colors. the pixel poles have custom lighting fixtures created specifically for these playgrounds that exist nowhere else. the second project covers t

oh dear jesus dear god i pray for myself in the camera when i hope we have a good day that things go well and that we have good food amen. and praying relaxes me i know that jesus will always help me. and here's catherine. this case didn't turn up ok so he won't be here for breakfast . i was a cutter and fisher is the hotel's call manager the managers organized the day's work and provide support and guidance from the staff. so we've got one two three four five six guests good. morning everything ok yes thanks. you know how about you find things you know have some coffee tea what story. coming right out of the well. it's in. the book his chest is cloudy his favorite. movie beautiful flower the fragrance. you know what sort of flour is it this is a to look lovely. sometimes i give my wife to look at one of her great my husband always gave me red roses with a wooden because you. haven't done that for a while and. you know that i was married a long time but my husband passed away. claudius husband died six years ago but she's never forgotten them they met while they were working at this

susan ferber or dear cal morgan. i think that book is fabulous and i'm not trying to write a book like jess walter but i think people might be interested in mine for the following reason reason. then you are probably just going to look at the first few pages of that person's letter. >> the other thing to say about this is the slush pile is an outdated idea. there was years ago when i came into the business a literal slush pile because you would get your manuscript to the publisher new at printed out and send it in. there are slush e-mails but the point i want to make a subtle difference which is the reason, the thing that defined the slush pile as partners and writers who did not have agents and it was in the time when there were not many other ways to get noticed by a publisher. we are not in that time anymore and the truth is there are a lot of writers. where i worked at riverhead and i just thought myself drawn to a lot in the past decade or so our first marvelous in that kind of thing are essay somebody like roxa

as a former governor i have my dear friend from southat dakota who was my dear friend looking for a way to stay together to be friends. we built that over our terms working together as a governor. governors are the most bipartisan people ever met now the national governors association we had medicaid, education, infrastructure problem senior citizen problem you have a governors problem. you see someone in one state that may have had a pathway. and then say what do you think about h this? i will send someone or you s said someone and we will work together. that is how i was used to doing to get things done and what wantedt to do here. the american people in the states that represent to have that bipartisan pathway t forward i know the people of west virginia want to see good things accomplished. a wonderful little state has given her all i also tell people from west virginia put your chest up and say i come from a beautiful state. one of the most patriotic in the nation answering the call to duty more than any state and more veterans per capita shedding more blood losing more lives for t

dakota, who is my dear friend, we're going to look for a way to stay together and be friends. we're not going to look for a way to disagree and diverse from that friendship we built. we built that during our terms working as governors. our n.g.a., national governors association, when you had a medicaid problem, when you had an infrastructure problem, when you had a senior citizens problem, a veterans problem, you looked around and looked at a state that found a pathway to fix that and you never hesitated to call them and, hey, mike, what did you think about this. i tried this. i'll send someone out and we'll are work together. that's what i was used to doing as far as getting things done and that's what i want to do again. i think the place is right for it. we want our states to have a bipartisan pathway forward to work together. i know the people of west virginia want to see us get things accomplished. i've got a wonderful little state that has given its all. i tell the children, when someone asks you are where you are from, i want you to puff your chest and say i come from a

that brings us to our dear friend, vice president mike pence. >> [applause] speaker ryan: when you think about all we had worked on, and all we had done over the past year, only achieved for the country, the glue that kept us together, your mind runs right to mike pence. he has served in such an important irreplaceable role to making sure that we do the things that we need to do to help the people we represent. here to introduce mike pence is our great senate majority leader, senator mitch mcconnell. >> [applause] senator mcconnell: thank you

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brian dear is the author of "the friendly orange glow".systems developed in 1960 to provide online education. he talked about his book and the era of computer learning at a bookstore in washington dc. this is just over one hour. >> hello everyone. my name is faith griggs members of the event staff. i would like to thank everyone for coming out. tonight we have brian dear to present his book, "the friendly orange glow" the plato system. before i turn my attention over absent housekeeping rules to go over. please silence all devices. we are recording this for a website and would be distracting. speaking of recording we want to be able to hear everyone's questions clearly so please come to the microphone on either side. also, once the event is over it will be a big help here at the store. not to our guest, brian dear. he has written for educational technology, and ieee expert. he is in the field of programs, logic and automatic teaching operations and individuals like myself. plato and his engineers shape the early digital age with influence.

attorney of man named tom sullivan remains dear, dear friend and is still practicing law well into his 80s and he says young lawyers make mistake of thinking that cases are won by -- by their magic and their or tore skill or genius on cross o examination. xaiss he said are are won by the facts exactly as it should be, and your job is a lawyer is to two the facts and put had them in front of whoever is deciding the case the the judge or a jury. and it if you learn how to do that, in a relatively clear headed way, you can be a pretty good lawyer and you can be pretty effective in the courtroom, and you may not win style points. but you'll win cases. and that i thought that advice was really, really good. >> but when you're in court did anybody ever acknowledge who you are does that ever come up? >> well, if i -- hear oh i sign aside brief this week and other side was objecting to this brief being filed, and they -- it was a brief sign by a number of former prosecutors. and they went down the whole list of prosecutors and that's, you know, joe below northwestern law school. so and so you

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[applause] dear to my heart, mrs. obama also continues to be a devoted champion of the arts, and we need the arts so much in every day in our lives. as first lady, she helped give african-american artists a greater presence on the walls of the white house, a commitment of her selection of amy sherald to paint her portrait reflects and one that we had the smithsonian here are so proud to share. now it is my honor and privilege to invite mrs. obama and amy sherald to unveil the portrait. [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] mrs. obama: good morning, everyone. let's just start by saying wow again. let's just take a minute. it is amazing. wow. how are you all doing? it is a pleasure and an honor to be here in this beautiful museum today. let me first think the secretary and kim sajet for their remarks and outstanding leadership and everything they have done to support us, to support the arts over these many years. i also want to recognize all of our dear friends and colleagues and our team members and family who ar

[applause] dear to my heart, mrs. obama also continues to be a devoted champion of the arts, and we everyhe arts so much in day in our lives. as first lady, she helped give african-american artists a greater presence on the walls of the white house, a commitment of her selection of amy sherald to paint her portrait reflects and one that we had the smithsonian here are so proud to share. now it is my honor and privilege to invite mrs. obama and amy sherald to unveil the portrait. [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] mrs. obama: good morning, everyone. let's just start by saying wow again. let's just take a minute. it is amazing. wow. how are you all doing? it is a pleasure and an honor tp e -- to be here in this beautiful museum today. let me first think the secretary et for their remarks and outstanding leadership and everything they have done to support us, to support the arts over these many years. i also want to recognize all of our dear friends and colleagues and our team members and family who are here wit

well, there are no tvs in the proximal dear of the fourth official.outcome of that, whether lovren has paid the ball, which he quite clearly did. but, you could not see that from the official‘s point of view. once they knew, the penalty was given. but, that was all that happened. they did not go to the tv. asi happened. they did not go to the tv. as i said, it was a misguided reference. and all those in the context of the recent introduction of var onto our screens and enjoy a high level of football. in this situation, do we say that in the future, var will deal with it? well, a penalty was given, so var looks at penalties. it looks at goals, and looks at red cards. that would have been part of the remit and looked at it. i think the var would have agreed with the referee and said that it was a penalty because of the foul on kane. the same process would have been in place. the same result. thank you very much for your thoughts. thank you forjoining us on sports day. next to the story of the back—up beating the best. nick foles led the philadelphia eag

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>> princeton and then, oh, dear. fort bragg, fort hamilton, washington, fort sill, oklahoma, hawaii, back to oklahoma -- >> wow. >> ithaca, new york. and i went to cornell because i got free tuition. >> mmm-hmm. >> and i guess that was it. and i met my husband. >> okay. >> again. >> well, we'll get to that in a second, ma'am, but one of the questions i always ask people who live through world war ii, and i'm sure you're going to have an interesting take on it being the daughter of an army officer, what do you remember about the day pearl harbor was attacked, december 7th, 1941? >> well, we had all been fox hunting. >> mmm-hmm. >> and they -- we went to -- we went to a movie, and suddenly we were told that -- and we had just left hawaii. so it was really -- it was just an unbelievable moment in one's life. >> sure. what did your -- what did that event mean to your parents, since your dad was in the army? >> well, you just didn't know. i mean, my father, i know was just very surprised that they -- we were stationed up

because of its admission employ the homeless, battling homelessness is a issue the royal couple holds dear to their hearts. >> while most of the al pine athletes competing in the olympics pyeongchang these are skiing with ease, 18 parities paints in what's being called the first ever robot ski competition. they design their ski booths to avoid red willing and blue, the colors of the flag polls dotting the slopes, well, in the end the team called tie quan v walked away with the $10,000 prize. >> oh. well it can be hard enough to spot an object from across the room so imagine looking at something that's more than a billion miles a. >> i. >> i would need really good glasses cents that's how far away this object is, coming up : what it is and who took this historic picture. meisha? >> well, there is no doubt that our animal friends are a big part of our family. and whether something happens to them, a piece of our heart is missing specially when we don't know what happened and we don't know if we'll ever see them again. something remarkable happened to one grieving their lry coming up. katie?

. >> jerome brown was one -- he was a dear dear friend. >> reporter: for nearly 40 years ann has been creating floral a range many and friends with philadelphia's biggest sports stars and she's had front row seat for championship seasons. phillies, the sixers but this parade, well, it would be different. good what is your sense of this one? >> this is beyond beyond there is no -- i can't even find words for this. >> how about amazing? >> with crowds of families, fans young and old, cheering themselves hearse, championship parade passed right by ann's shop. double decker buses carrying the city's newest heroes. men who ann believes who done more for philadelphia than simply capture a silver trophy. they made civic pride cool. >> this is city is now one. people are hugging and kissing and making you feel like we're part of each other. and we are. >> reporter: after all that waiting procession took just a few minutes to pass by. it was brief but breath taking for ann, well, she says she felt like a kid on christmas morning. >> you waited 58 years. was it worth it? >> it was worth every e

now to our guest brian dear. he is founded multiple companies companies. he has written for applications such as educational technology and the san diego research. his experience in the field computer-based education. plato and its engineers shaped the early digital ages and influence with chart rooms instant messaging emoticons creating a culture the veryy beginning. the "the friendly orange glow" is an eye-opening historyg.. publishers weekly calls it a history offers a portrait managing creativity that the network row can unleash. i will now turn your attention to brian dear. [applause] c thank you everyone for coming. i'm really honored to be here and thanks to politics and prose bookstore with which i have to say i'm a gigantic fan. even though this is the first time i've been to the store i've beens watching the events in ts bookstore for at least two decades through booktv and c-span and i feel like i know the place back and forth but i recognize that spot anywhere for the different sections of the book. it's kind of appropriate that today is cyber

katherine: oh, dear. ou know, they went to school early in the morning on a chool bus with chicken wire so grenades couldn't be thrown in. and there was an m.p. in the front, and an m.p. in the back. and this was not my children, it was everybody's children that went to school and then hen they got to school, we had only vietnamese guards but then the hospital and the school had m.p.'s. we had vietnamese guards and so did west. interviewer: what was it like living in vietnam? katherine: well, you know, if you have children, you understand, that you're really kind of scared most of the time if you want to know the truth. but you're not going to show your children that you're scared. and they were -- the children there were absolutely wonderful. i mean, they protected one another. we had movies at the house. and they would -- i mean, you were -- there wasn't really a bad cookie that i know of in the crowd and they had -- you all had a really good time. tim. unfortunately, the boys saw "the and they started

dear much of filipino i want to tell you about the lady lounging in the gulag. against the sunrise men say that one day that lagoon will devour you they say it will not the shoreline to at the roots of your bread fruit trees gulp down rows of the walls and crunch through your island shattered bones. don't cry mommy promises you no one will calm and devour you no one's drowning baby no one's moving no one's losing their homeland no one's going to become a climate change refugees. in a place known for soda speeches and poker face diplomacy heavy jet gnocchi gin is pledged to her daughter to fight climate change leads me to tears. i mean when they all stood up i kind of thought they were just being polite but i just found out earlier that's life that doesn't happen all the time. some estimates put the sea level rise here in excess of sixty centimeters by the end of this century that's enough to inundate three quarters of the country so. now we're on alert every time there's a high tide his the water will come over and flood our houses you know crash against homes a

dear freshpet, zooka had digestive problems and wouldn't eat. then i fed him freshpet. neil: all right jeff bezos is by far the world's richest man his company amazon is among the highest market valued company on the planet, so does he or the company that he runs really need a tax break? well a lot of companies and a lot of people who bid to do business and house some of his businesses are buying and doing and offering all sorts of things is that really necessary? lauren simonetti on all of that. lauren: they're dangling a lot of carrots neil so coke-brother ed backed group called generation opportunity are basically a conservative millennial focused advocacy organization against tax cuts for big companies like amazon and they're showing and we'll show to you this ad. in 19 u.s. cities in the running to score amazon's second headquarters, saying and you can see as quotes in this ad. local officials are bending over backwards to offer corporate welfare and questioning how a company that raked in $175 billion last year gets taxpayer cash. well, these right here are the ci

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a close dear friend of mine. i do not have -- i don't know the proper words to explain how vital her voice is to this movement. how powerful her voice is for all of us to hear. so, i want to ask you to give a round of applause and a show of appreciation to my good sister holding it down in southwest louisiana. [applause] cherri: thank you. and thank you, dallas. when i was asked to speak with you tonight i thought long and hard about what to say. a lot of things went through my mind considering that my state is losing a football field of land every 45 minutes. we have lost one million football fields to date. i could go into how the rising floodwaters entered my home in august and the following may. the storms are getting more frequent, more intense, more costly, and more deadly. i could tell you how the photo behind me is of the chapel. it is the largest natural swamp in north america. i would certainly throw in it is one of the most beautiful laces -- places on earth. that is my swamp. it also contains some of

dear care of him i'm yuri i'd like to talk to you about supporting your new group who campaign thanks for your mail jay already told me to expect a mail from you but just to be sure could you name me g.'s favorite beverage as you can certainly understand this is a delicate matter me oh me oh marty ginger oh dear yuri perfect that's a relief so what can you offer me basically we can offer you everything an opinion campaign with bazza gates schultz social bots on twitter and facebook or even a targeted facebook advertising campaign but that whole conversation was fabricated by the german satirical magazine titanic the editors behind the hoax posted this triumphant photo online showing one of the magazine's employees posing with a transcript of the fake e-mails and the tabloids subsequent article tongue in cheek the pranksters also turned on the head of the s.t.p. youth wing for dismissing the story as a clumsy fake they say they spent all of three hours concocting it the editor of titanic says the hoax was all too easy. we had to turn it over to rick a magazine we work with to say. meth