within five years it is a survival of the fittest and social darwinism. their win did not help and then on the preservation and i imagine going into a bookshop 19592 pick up the book i would not be thinking about worms into thinking of the british empire. so is the social impact. at the time what we saw was a very big impact on the society. did everything to the neoclassical economics from the darwinian thinking but particularly as mediated from those likes. then as we begin to look at the process that created us us, it and began to despair after rereading darwin that perhaps we were selfish and short sighted and selfish forged by the amoral and utterly cruel process. and that may not necessarily be the case. and then dying at the age of they be at the age of 80 he was still writing and i would argue the most important work was published in 1900 for that is said title page of it there. so in relation to the unity or plurality. so what's in this book really is, a summary of the and a standing of what the evolutionary mechanism had created. he was not like

within five years and harassment had coined the term the survival of the fittest. social darwinism have been born. dahlin did not really help his own cause in the suddenly picked for the book which included the line on the preservation of favored races. i could imagine going into a book shop in 1859. the average englishmen pick up this book and on the preservation of favored races, i would not be thinking about worms that were slightly better at being warns. you would be thinking about british empire builders as a flight that. and so there was this social impact. over time i think what we saw was a very, very deep impact on our society. these darwinian ideas. everything from national socialism to dysgenics, neoclassical economics have borne some in prince of darwinian thinking. particularly as mediated to the likes of response to. so as i was beginning to look at the process that created this, then we would die when and began to despair that perhaps we were selfish, shortsighted, ruthless entities forced by an amoral and utterly cruel process, but it was this man h

fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> ge

in short, not a survival of the fittest world.instead, this cruel and amoral mechanism has led to a world of extraordinary inti cat si -- intricacy and cooperation. and i just want to run through a few examples of that cooperation. this slide just shows mite con drink ya the small org knells that exist in all off our cells. they're the power packs for our cells. it's been realized in the last 30 years or so that these mite con drink ya have nothing to do with us in terms of origin. they originated this free-living bacteria a billion years ago in an ancient ocean, and they came to co-habit the cells of our bodi

fittest the media which divides palestine into two states one for the palestinians and another one for these religions as he said but if it's me or someone you have been with there might be some similarity between them the time of the foundation of the state of research nine hundred forty eight you know our demands to do. good. for the the needy so for the other there is some truth in this in the key however so things have changed the vast least since that day and now we are in our sixty third years suffering from occupation of the. city and. many clashes and wars bloodshed and talking has taken place since the first round of negotiations in ninety nine he wanted. to go out to sea and. after all these years we want to go back to the united nations and to the general assembly to speak to the world generally and to hold the united nations accountable for the injustice johnson. a. woman but that it was the united nations which divided tell us time into two states about the fashion who say this we have yet to establish who won these rule our state tell us stein is still waiting to be estab

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mens fitness magazine named them one of the fittest companies. among the biggest concerns? smoking. the no smoking policy is serious business. he makes the policy clear the moment they walk in the door. usually smokers aren't a protected class of people. they enforce no smoking through hiring. it doesn't mean they don't have smokers on staff. he's helping people like the vice president pay for their smoking cessation programs. aside from the financial benefit, he says the no smoking policy is making it easier for her to quit. >> when i come to work, i'm not going to feel the pressure of knowing anybody else is going on a smoke break. i don't have to smell it or be around it. it's frowned upon. i know i'm going to get positive reinforcement at the office. >> free cholesterol checks and blood screenings are part of it. there are no sick days. employees can work a flexible schedule, if they like. it's up to them to decide whether or not they need to come to the office. >> we trust them and they trust us. we are professionals. you can go on vacation. we don't track you on a daily basis.

. >> thank you [laughter] >> and they will come >> it is survival of the fittest but i have been sayingymour hoffman. and i guess that i would also be upset. and if i was portrayed negatively maybe i would say something as well. >> i am sorry to say the nba let them soak. >> cannot live with the n f l on sunday. people would go to college basketball, and even hockey. and if the nba you locks themselves out? people could sit back and say that my life will go on. >> and alice i saw you at the ballpark wednesday you are tall and could looking in person what happens on television? >> i am > >alicia and if i come around beautiful people. [laughter] >> there you go. hey guys, what can i get for you? i would like a decaf 360 calories please. and for you? i'll have a triple iced 410 calories please. you want the 40 whipped calories on that? uh, you know what... i'll have this instead. [ female announcer ] swap one thing a day for a yoplait light. with 33 flavors all around a hundred calories, a swap a day adds up to amazing. now you can add some crunch to your creamy. yoplait light with granola

"men's fitness" magazine named wheeler one of the nation's fittest companies. among the biggest concerns, smoking. wheeler's nonspoking policy is serious business. he makes the company stamp on smoking clear from the moment a candidate walks in the door. legally, smokers aren't a protected class of people. and that gives wheeler the power to enforce its nonsmoking policy through hiring. it doesn't mean the company doesn't already have smokers on staff, though. wheeler's helping people like company vice president victoria burress pay for their smoking cessation program. aside from the financial benefits, burress says wheeler's no smoking policy is making it easier for her to quit. >> i know i'm not going to feel the pressure of knowing that anybody else is going out on a smoke break. they don't have to smell it. i don't have to be around it. it's just truly frowned upon and i know i'm going to get positive reinforcement when i'm here at the office. >> free cholesterol checks and blood pressure skreengs are a regular part of the working environment. as are health

it's not a survival of the fittest world. instead, this cruel and amoral mechanism has led to a world of extraordinary intricacy, interconnectedness and cooperation. and i just want to run through a few examples of that cooperation. this slide just shows mite cond ri ya, the small organize knells that exist in all of our cells. they're the power packs for our cells. it's been realized in the last 30 years or so that these my to cond ri ya have nothing to do with us in terms of their origin. they originated as free-living bacteria three million years ago in the an ancient ocean, and they came to co-habit the cells of our body much as way algae do an o coral reef. but over a billion years they have become so closely tied in with our cells, and the symbiosis is so intricate now, that they can't exist for a mere second without the cells that they live within, the sells of our body, and now our bodily cells cannot survive without them. and that's just the beginning, really, of the complexity of the thing we call a human being. >>

it was survival of the fittest. >> jimmy: what were you doing?en i just started, like, waving my arms in the air. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the coyote's like this -- this girl's crazy. >> and then, i ran at the coyote. i was like -- [ growling ] like, at the coyote. >> jimmy: what? you attacked him? did he run away? >>i didn't have to. he ran away. he ran away, but the catch was because it's so curvy, like, i didn't know if he fully ran away or he was just kind of like, waiting around the corner for me. [ laughter ] we were doing a dance. so i had to do -- i had -- i did the full rest of my jog just like -- [ screaming ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all the way home to your house? >> all the way home. [ growling ] >> jimmy: just like -- [ growling ] >> just out jogging. >> jimmy: you're super fun. i want to hang out with you more. i want to show a clip of alison brie from "community." everybody, check out alison brie. ♪ >> ♪ troy and abed's new apartment ♪ >> hi! >> come on in. come on. >> wow! >> what a great place. >> you guys -- you guys look so fancy.

it is quite simply darwin's theory of evolution that applies to business in lebanon where only the fitteste. that said, there are no illusionless. the future remains uncertain. in 2010, according to the imf, lebanon's economic growth was at 7.5%. compare that to the imf's april 2011 projection of 2.5% based at the time on the country's own internal political instability. but as the arab spring hit syria, lebanon's growth prospects took another blow. the projection now, a mere 1.5%. smaller businesses are the ones really feeling the impact. on one of beirut's main shopping streets, all the store own erls we spoke to said their incomes had plummeted. >> the tourists who used to come by land through syria, those who used to summer her in lebanon stopped coming this man tells us, plus local consumption is down. the lebanese are expert at the art of survival skills that he argues continues to make his country a worthwhile investment. perhaps now more so than ever. he sees lebanon involving into the gateway to the region. >> i see headquarters of multi-nationals being headquartered in lebanon de

not the fittest person in the world. i'm climbing up today and investigate this and take with me a spirit level and find out whether it's flat at the top. all the way up to the top, the bell that's called big ben, the clock tower is just called the tower. but they have done surveys over the years and it is tilting more and more each year. only a slight bit. if you look from the bottom, apparently the top is 1 1/2 feet out but leaning towards the river. great deal of concern it will fall in the river. i'm told that is not going to happen. in fact, not even get to the level of the leaning tower of pisa. >> you can still take that picture like everybody does. yeah, the total tourist picture. >> i'm going to bring it to you later on. >> perfect. why is the tower leaning? >> well, it's just the foundation is soft ground, apparently. it's right by the river. it's just leaning in towards the river. but, you see that building on the right. that's the new offices of parliament. lots that if it does fall, it will fall there. leani

. >> i think what we saw on display, survival of the fittest. >> yeah. >> we'll see what happens next, at the next debate. t.j. holmes, thank you so much in las vegas. tune in tonight for primetime interview of herman cain. pierce morgan digs deeper at 9-9-9 tonight on cnn. >>> deputies in zanesville, ohio, have orders to shoot to e their pens they shot two dozens and the animals include lions, tigers, bears and cougars. police found their owner dead last night. today, nearby schools have been closed. >> obviously, we haven't gotten real wide yet because, obviously a lot of wooded area and we have not put people on foot in those areas due to the nature of this thing. obviously, our public safety has always been the top pritorty. officer safety is right there with that. >> zanesville's mayor joins us live with the hunt under way right now. how are you getting the word out, mr. mayor, to people to be safe? what are you instructing them to do? >> this happened about two miles outside of zanesville. so sheriff matt lutz is in charge of the whole operation. i have had several calls from pe

look, clearly she may not believe in evolution but her staff believes in survival of the fittest which and going to try to fix their own political futures by joining a team that is a little bit more viable than her. >> dana? >> michele bachmann just doesn't translate to new hampshire. eiowa is where she would have more succeks success. she had more success with a straw poll. that's near bachmann country. new hampshire would reject someone who is as conservative as michele bachmann. i think she's kind of had the deck stacked against her from the beginning. but i think she gave eight good -- the good old college try and she was one of the more conservative alternatives out there. >> guys, 20 seconds each on this one. let's listen to exclusive conversation between candy crowley and joe biden. >> i wonder when you look around if you ever thought, um, four year years, 2016. you tried two times to run for president. >> i've not -- my one focus now is getting the president re-elected. that is the focus. i don't make up my mind on that later. i'm probably the best shape i've been in my life. i