but we also had to enp engage some degree of activity to upon-- in the wake of any military operation. if you look at the panama invasion, dominican product. if look at the suz engagement in the philippine. >> rose: what generals in the united states have been at the top level of strategic thinkers? i think there are a number of them who dealt with very difficult circumstances and disappears through imagination, coverage, and leadership. i think mortgagech-- he was an amazing leaders and commander. i think if you look at the-- eye brilliance. >> rose: when i come to world war ii. >> you have tock loot george marshall as the organizer of victory. each of these generals have their strength, and if you want to look at patrickal demoons. montgomery, bradley, and you see their different files come to of a lits. in vietnam i think you have to go with crayton abrams. he was a tank combined arms man who also found the modern average rangers. he was-- as a general, it means you're not doing specific things anymore. you have to do general things. you have to look at the whole army. >> rose: and

meanwhile, there's so much demand that the oil and gas exploration and production companies also known as enppanies are willing to step down and nabors has the most of those. sometimes when you're not doing that well is when you do the best in your stock business. at the same time, we're seeing real optimism when it comes to international onshore drilling, that's about 25% of nabors' business. with strength growing in the middle east and latin america. look, at the end of the day, there's so much oil out there, especially in the united states, but there's a fixed quantity of rigs for drilling oil and takes time for the industry to build new ones. right now, supply is getting tighter, and that's a trend i see continuing, which is very good news for nbr. the stock has been playing catch-up to the rest of the drillers and i bet it keeps doing so as this is one of those cyclical companies that could be looking at tremendous growth for the rest of 2014 now that business is getting better. tyson, though, tyson's a different story. tyson while it is no longer your father's tyson and decommoditized,

how is that determination made if it's going to be enp at the same time or maybe a month or two after what is the thought process? >> well, i don't make that determination. the publisher makes that determination and unless i have a john grisham or a stephen king, i don't even abrogate the rights that don't also include the digital rights. the publisher insists on taking those digital rights. the only time when that is different is if the author is already a huge success in the digital realm. you now, if they've achieved that sell them on amazon or whatever, you can leverage that and go to the publisher and say, would you like to talk about distributing the print books for my client and he retains his eve rates because he 30 showing him that he is very successful at reaching its audience directly. i feel like it is that space right now for editors -- for aspiring not there is that presents all kinds of opportunities for them to retain the right over their own work rather than having to give it up to the publisher is wonderful as they might be. and also to go to their audience directly.