the best-selling books for grads is dr. seuss. it was good when you were a kid but it doesn't give advice. so i said is there a way to get along with your parents and graduation. >> and you said kids are nervous, considering what the job market is. are they realistic about job expectations right now? >> i think they aren't. i find speaking around the country, they think everything will be great. may is about partying and studying and graduating and then they move only. and then june comes and they realize i don't have a job or anything and they start to worry. >> what do grads need to know to manage their expectations and how to get themselves out there to present the best face that they can to potential employers. >> i think the first thing they need to know is you need to get started. a lot of people say if i don't know exactly what i want to do, i can't do anything, i'll do the wrong thing and i'll be stuck there. but you need to start. because skill sets are good and you need to put yourself out there. >> and you tack about th

dr. seuss's heartless for experts martin luther king and it's a civil right movement of the 1960 in the 1970 this sense of urgency@@@ @ 3 all greens are nothing more than close the socialist and you are use it as an increase of government control over your lives and that's what you really want by the way. they believe that government's environmental programs are bad for business, because more often than not, government's environmental programs are expensive. they also are a rights-based approach, but they don't prey upon the altar of environmental rights, they prey been the altar of property rights and they believe your property rights trump my environmental rights. their holy trinity is that of technology, free markets and economic growth. they believe that the free market can give us more quickly and more efficiently what the government promised us and often fail to deliver, which is a clean environment. they believe that pollution is simply a phase and we're going to outgrow it, and that the trick to environmental protection is growing our economy. that we will somehow grow ourselves gree