one radio, one medical syringe with needle. one bottle of ink. tattoo needle. contraband.e spring being altered into a needle for tattoo gun found on desk. which is my desk. alarm clock radio, eight needles, one bottle of ink, one tattoo gun, one ink blood rag. got ink and blood on it. >> you're not very good at hiding your stuff, are you? >> out of all these, i get away with it more than i get caught, that's for sure. >> his tattoo write-ups have cost him more than 200 days in earned good time, but he says the extra time in prison is worth it. >> any time i have lost by getting caught doing what i'm doing is well worth the sanity that i would have lost if i had just done what they said and walked the line. shut my mouth and went to my house and did nothing and just sat there and watched my tv. i'm more at ease with myself. i respect myself a lot more for having done what i want to do until here. that's my outlet, that's my escape. >> it's always been fascinating to me how these guys manage to get tattoos in prison. not only the items they need to do the tattoos, but the f

there are straight needles, double-pointed needles, and even needles that are circular.andy in making a hat. a woman in england holds the guinness world record for using the largest knitting needles. they're more than 10 feet long. these look much more manageable. here's another technique that i'll try much later -- knitting with four needles at one time. >> and they're for doing something in the round that's a little smaller. >> to help figure out what to knit, you can choose from hundreds of free patterns at online sites like lionbrandyarn.com. there are a lot of types of yarns, but if you're just starting, what types of yarn should you look for? >> you want to look for a smooth fiber. also a light color, because you want to be able to see your stitches, and sometimes, with black or really deep purple, even though you might love that color, it can be really hard to see. another thing you want to look for is a solid color. and the last thing to consider is what's called the weight of the yarn, which is the thickness. so, a nice medium-weight yarn which uses needle sizes

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in a haystack or and this case so-called the needle beads in dairyland i had how one me tenderizing process could be poisoning your me. a little worse if you were going through. my house of a. radio guy and for a minute. i want. to give you never seen anything like that on. well this story might make you think twice before biting interior next stake or burger a year long investigation by the kansas city star reveals that the beef industry often uses a process to tenderize meat that exposes americans to e.-coli poisoning the way that it works is that several needles pierce that means making it tender and while it could make the beef taste year it also when jack's bacteria deeper into the meat that's up to the consumer at greater risk of getting food poisoning so why risk that health of the of the consumer for more on the needle and process and how harmful it can be to consumers i was joined by alexis baden myer political director of the organic consumers association well unfortunately our slaughterhouses are filthy they're covered in excrement they the meat that goes through them has

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he had a needle in his possession. the prisoner attempted to grab a hospital staff member. the officer intervened. the prisoner tried to grab the gun. the gun went off. one bullet hit the wall. no one was hurt. >> either by the weapon or by pepper spray that the officer discharged in an attempt to subdue this prisoner. >> police have not released the prisoner's identity. the suspect was under arrest facing burglary charges. not likely facing more charges in connection with yesterday's incident. more information coming up live at 6:30. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police are searching for a suspect after an overnight shooting. the victim was found on moreland avenue. no word on his condition. the woman has been charged with the murder of her son. nicole fitzgerald is charged with first and second-degree murder. she admitted to killing the child on sunday and then cutting her own throat. >> stephanie rawlings-blake is standing by the speed camera program. three cameras have been issuing tickets to non-violato

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he had some kind of a needle and tried to grab a staff member. a man will likely face even more charges after a shooting inside st. joseph's medical center in towson on wednesday. police say one of the officers was escorting a prisoner that was there to get medical treatment. >> it was discovered this prisoner had some kind of needle in his possession. >> it is not clear what kind of middle it was. the prisoner attempted to grab a staff member but the officer intervened. the president tried to grab the gun and a gun shot off one bullet into a wall and nobody was hurt. >> either by the weapon or by pepper spray that the officer discharged in an attempt to subdue this prisoner. moret it didn't work and officers were called in to get everything under control. moving patients in the e are at the shooting to other parts of the hospital. everything seems to be back to normal here at the hospital. the prisoners identity has not been released. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. 31 degrees at the airport. dealing with your kids can be emb

on the edge of the phonograph, that thing is racing under the needle. that's where your best fidelity is out there. and as you get closer in, now that part there, that is going slower. isn't that true? know guys know what-- the inside of the wheel goes like slow and the outside will keep up going faster. laser disc is just the opposite. laser disc are amazing. so many things-- so when you get your laser discs, you say, "well, this is as far as they're gonna go." and they'll never have anything more than this, right? and down the road, they'll say, "oh, laser discs, honey, "you remember those old fashioned things? now we got--" and what's it gonna be, gang? what's it gonna be? i'll tell you one thing that still seems to persist. i've been waiting for years for it to change. and when i was a little kid, i remember i use to look at cars and i look at a car and i say, "whoa, that car there, they can't design a more beautiful car than that." the designer types are at the top. that model t, by gollie. no, not quite, okay? but there's one thing about the car i

. >> the shredded pvc is pulled through the coil that separates the needles and makes them bushy. >>s tree that would fit into your home or apartment. so they cut these by hand. >> they have robots to do everything and they do this by hand. >> they cut them this way because a mechanical cutting machine would flatten the needles back down. now all that's left to do is attach the branchs to the metal trunks of the trees and it becomes one of the one million trees made here at this factory in china. >> that's cool. you never really sit there and think how is my fake tree made. it's kind of cool to see the process that it goes through. >>> that's it here for us on "right this minute." we'll see y next time, everyone!

we don't use fancy needles and all that. the main part on my chest, it's blast, dongo blast. i chose to put it in big letters because the first thing i do is take off my shirt and it's clearly visible. if someone has a problem with men, they're going to let it be known. >> diaz is also a tattoo artist and says he has applied many himself. most are gang related but one is a fan tribute. >> which is my taylor swift. >> i did her for my own personal gratification. i don't know what it is about her but the first time i heard her voice, i was locked up. i would listen to her music and she's got a cute country voice. it soothed me. no matter what's going on, it soothed me, fights going on, buildings burning down, but if i'm listening to taylor swift, i'm relaxed. >> but it seems no melody can quiet the outbursts. it houses members of the jail's largest gang. >> usually they'll call a disruption if they're upset or want to gain attention. mostly they're kicking the doors. one starts screaming. some days it's worse than others. they're young, rambunctious, they have nothing better to

lighting up the spacey but -- the space needle in seattle last night as the clock struck midnight and the state and ushered in a new law making marijuana legal. it raises questions about the drug war more widely is being waged. it is the subject of a new documentary, "breaking the taboo," which criticizes the narcotics trade. we sit down with those who produced the film. >> the amount of people consuming drugs worldwide is growing dramatically. the number of people going to prison is growing dramatically. and countries that are present about drugs are suffering. and the people in particular are suffering. countries like portugal and spain, which are treating it as a health issue rather than a criminal issue are getting on top of the problem. >> are you advocating the legalization of drugs? >> globally, we have tried different approaches. the legalization of canvas or the regulation of canada's, would like to see -- seecannabis or the regulationcannabis, would like to see country try that. we would like to see the regulation. correct here in the united states today, possessing small am

lighting up the spacey but -- the space needle in seattle last night as the clock struck midnight and the state and ushered in a new law making marijuana legal. it raises questions about the drug war more widely is being waged. it is the subject of a new documentary, "breaking the taboo," which criticizes the narcotics trade. we sit down with those who produced the film. >> the amount of people consuming drugs worldwide is growing dramatically. the number of people going to prison is growing dramatically. and countries that are present about drugs are suffering. and the people in particular are suffering. countries like portugal and spain, which are treating it as a health issue rather than a criminal issue are getting on top of the problem. >> are you advocating the legalization of drugs? >> globally, we have tried different approaches. the legalization of canvas or the regulation of canada's, would like to see -- seecannabis or the regulationcannabis, would like to see country try that. we would like to see the regulation. correct here in the united states today, possessing small am

. >> the shredded pvc is pulled through the coil that separates the needles and makes them bushy. >>hat would fit into your home or apartment. so they cut these by hand. >> they have robots to do everything and they do this by hand. >> they cut them this way because a mechanical cutting machine would flatten the needles back down. now all that's left to do is attach the branchs to the metal trunks of the trees and it becomes one of the one million trees made here at this factory in china. >> that's cool. you never really sit there and think how is my fake tree made. it's kind of cool to see the process that it goes through. >>> that's it here for us on "right this minute." we'll see y next time, everyone! [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. get breyer's ice cream for $2.88 and dessert will surely shine. make it a grand finale with starbucks just $6.99. turns out this season less is really so much more.

. >> at some point one of the hospital staff people discover that had the prisoner had a needle of some sort hidden in his clothing. >> the man grabbed a hospital staffer. that's when the officer stepped in and the prisoner tried to gab her run. a struggle end sued and a shot was fired into the wall. >> the officer discharged pepper spray in an attempt to subdue the prisoner. that attempt was unsuccessful. >> hospital officials say thanks to the quick response of the emergency department staff and the security team the incident was resolved quickly with no injuries. >> reporter: we learn that prisoner had been arrested on a burglary charge. don, back to you. >> thank you. county police will conduct an investigation into how the gun got discharged. >>> it's a story we brought you as breaking news last night. police have now made their 1000th illegal gun arrest so far this year a pair of officer as made the milestone collar. they stopped a home invasion from progress. anthony bass and stephanie rawlings blake give it to foot patrols. >> we had extra officers walking the streets to make su

amazingly, no one was hurt in this incident after an alleged criminal in custody gets a hold of a needle and nearly gets possession of an officer's gun. a man already under arrest for burglary will probably face more charges after a police involved shooting inside the e r wednesday afternoon. around 2:30, they say an officer was escorting a prisoner there to get medical treatment. >> one of the hospital staff people discovered that his prisoner had some kind of legal. >> is unclear what kind of needle it was or how he got a hold of it. police say the prisoner attempted to grab a hospital staff member, but the officer intervened. the prisoner tried to grab the officer's got and during a struggle begun a shot off at least one bullet into the wall. no one was hurt. >> either by the weapon or the pepper spray the us -- officer discharged in an attempt to subdue the prisoner. >> more officers were charged to get everything under control. one towso studentsn lives across from the hospital -- he sought ambulances and police cars rushed to the hospital. >> to hear somebody did that. >> they shut

you want to look for needles we don't mix needles with the garbage. >> you have to be a positive person in a way to deal with this job. you are dealing with areas you know it's been cleaned. >> basically it happens a lot where you clean up an area. you come back a couple of days later and it's back to that again. we more or less are used to it. that's -- it's our job. you have to get used to it. it's a fact. that's the way it is. >> sure. yeah. >> okay. >> what do you think, are you ready to sign up? >> totally. i'm over dressed. >> a little warm? must be the sweat. >> part of the daily routine is george our steamer. you see the wall people urinate on the and the sidewalk. a trick. i get it up like this. somebody got to do it. the bigger they -- >> pull the trigger. >> careful, the water's really hot, too. >> i have been on a packer truck. i painted removed graffiti. my favorite. >> what's that smell? pine. one of my favorite, a guy got his head stuck in a trash can. we had to get vasoline and rub his ears. [laughter]. what goes on here we will empty out and clear this area. >> ever fin

if you look now, my needle is on the top of my work.e to continue and then do down there, that would be wrong. it truly would not pull up the way we want. so i have to make sure that i go over. that's what i mean by "over." or if you want to say "under." so my thread is on the top. now i'm going to take my thread in underneath. now i'm back to doing it correctly from there. and so then i angled across. and it doesn't sound like much but it really is very, very important. okay, so we continue along. we do that entire yard of that. and that yard--and you'd use a matching thread. you wouldn't use the green. i just wanted to make sure that you could see. that yard, then you-- oh, i should show you. sorry, back to here. i should show you how we start to pull it up. that would be very helpful. it would make a big difference. hold the thread. don't pull the ribbon quickly. you know, just sort of pull it up to about that so that we've got-- and you can see why i certainly wouldn't use green, 'cause that's all i can see when i look at this. so t

a fresh tree is green, the candles are hard to pull from the branches and the needles won't break in your hand or between your fingers. when you tap the tree on the ground, you should not lose needles on a green tree. >> the cpsc recommends to check in to make sure you don't have counterfeit or damaged holiday light. >>> be careful what you type. how a virginia woman's online review landed her in court. r i . >> one more step and this is total control into our lives. >> pushing into your private life. the law enforcement company across the nation is trying to force cell phone companies to do. >>> maybe this will be the grand finale. a maryland man -- and connected with a local radio station now. a sign on the front lawn struck visitors to listen to the music by setting the car radios. ar r . >> hi, i'm in hawaii, i would like to say happy holidays to my mom naomi and my father tracie in district heights, maryland. happy holidays. i love you guys.  in celebration of over 75 years of our government employees insurance company,or geico. i propose savings for everyone! and

"eye of the needle" was the first book in which i managed that. it's a pretty brisk book. it rolls along pretty fast. but it's not referenced and that was the point at which i managed to make a change. you are quite right, i did find it difficult. >> my recollection goes back many years. at least one of your books to base primarily in iran and another primarily in afghanistan i wonder if there's anything taking place today is in any way or shape a surprise to you. .. stop putting people in jail. there won't be freed in. they will not be interested in democracy. that did come true. i wasn't surprised when things went so bad in afghanistan. actually match some of those people too, the mujahedin. for some reason some of them came to london and somebody who knew i was interested invited me to meet them and that did not include my opinion, did not improve my opinion. the other book you are referring to was a true story, my only nonfiction book which was about ross perot and his employees who were put in jail during the iranian revolution, an adventure story across the country a

my eyes is full of fur needles. here let me take a look. say...you did get a smack.go on home. ♪ move over. ♪ ♪ ♪ i was going down to the creek to look for craw dads it's too late now. that's alright girl. mom wouldn't have let us keep 'em anyway. hey mom? mom? mom? oh you don't have to shout like that. i am right here. hello willie. wait until you hear what lassie did yesterday. it's just like what i wrote about in my contest letter. oh? she practically saved melody's life. really, well that is something to shout about. what happened? yesterday, melody and i were on our way to the creek so melody could have a swim. geese like to swim, ya know? oh yes, i know. well tell her about the fight. fight? a great big dog was going to kill melody. and lassie came up and she and that dog had a terrible fight. lassie won and she saved melody. lassie just flew at that vicous dog. she was wonderful! oh, mr. huff what happened to you? oh you know what they say about mailmen, neither rain nor wind nor snow nor storm shall stop us from our appointed rounds. well, a little fur branch

they had a celebration in front of the space needle. with an update on how that went last night. >> reporter: good morning. it went very well from their perspective, even though it was cold out and started to rain. didn't dampen their spirits very much. it was one of many, many parties across the state as they say the first revolutionary step was taken. ♪ >> reporter: anything less than an ounce no longer illegal in washington state. >> it's amazing. i'm not a criminal anymore. i can't go to jail for small amounts of marijuana. i'm free to be free. >> reporter: several dozen hard core smokers showed up here at the base of the space needle, symbol of the city and of the state to light up at the stroke of midnight. and while the new law does not allow smoking in public places, seattle police and police departments across the state are turning a blind eye tonight, allowing celebrations to light up. this is what you assume the stores will look like, or something along these lines? >> so, yeah, our stores are going to have the feel of a fine

i don't know how many pairs of boots that i've gone through where i've taken needles and dental floss and sewed the leather back together. i don't know how long i've been walking out there. and miles don't matter, days don't matter. it all adds up into this, into movement, into walking through the labyrinth that's opened up into the ground. finding places, places to camp behind cliffs that have fallen, finding sanctuary, places where the wind won't touch you, places that are eroded out of the earth like bones. everything is revealed in the desert. there are no questions out there. there's just ground, solid ground, opened layer after layer after layer. some people come back from, say, the edge of the grand canyon and they say it makes them feel small. i understand that but i think it may be a misconception. it may be that it's not a landscape that makes you feel small, it's a landscape that gets rid of your sense of scale entirely because there have been so many times out there in the deep of winter camping for week after week in the open desert where at night it gets down to 10 below

remember this, one of the first exchange programs at tacoma, washington, what they found was the needle exchange program was the principal point of source of recommendations into drug treatment. think about it. people come to a needle exchange program so they can safely use their drugs without getting an infection and spreading it to other people. there is no coercion involved. it is the most important you can have for someone who is a known drug user what that suggests is that when people need to get help, when people are trying to get better, what they most need is to have the opportunity to find their own dignity, their own self, their own worth. having a judge or prosecutor with a hammer over your head saying you better be clear or i'm throwing you in jail. you better give me clean urines or i'm throwing you in jail. that may work for some people but that's no reason to make it a one size fits all model. in fact, huge numbers do seek out treatment whether it's 12 step or anything else, if that treatment is respectful, if it's quality, if it has evidence of success. we do not need th

or at the spaced out needle now and in unison as the clock struck midnight fired up joints to commemorate their state's new marijuana legalization law going into effect in a blow to nixon's failed drug war washington became the first state the nation to officially legalize recreational marijuana colorado set to follow suit on january fifth ironically washington's new law took effect just one day after the anniversary of prohibition of alcohol being repealed in america in one hundred thirty three over the coming weeks and months washington state will craft a highly regulated market for the new legalized drug and license growers and distributors and a twenty five percent tax that will bring in much needed revenue for the state the police response to this new law was welcoming the seattle police department spokesman issued a statement reading the police department believes that under state law you may responsibly get baked order some pizzas and enjoy a lord of the rings marathon in the privacy of your own home if you want to. now comes the hard work what are the legal levels of t.h.c. to dri

aren't getting sick because they have clean needles and that's great. this leads to other problems and acceptance of drug use among younger people and people who are already at risk. what do you say to that. >> laura, i should be clear, my organization the drug policy alliance we are the leading one in the country leading to alternative to the drug war. some of our members are libertarians who think we should legalize everything. most probably do not go that far. so my organization says we should reduce the role of the criminal law and criminal justice system in this. we should try to be taking the business out of the hands of the criminals, trying to find ways to regulate this stuff. we are north saying treat heroin or cocaine like alcohol and tobacco. i mean, look, look at it this way also, tobacco, even heroin addicts say tobacco is the drug there is might reduce the number of smokers. we create a vast black market. we would have tobacco traffic. we would have multihundred billion-dollar. we would be filling the prisons with tobacco violators. we wou

we don't use fancy needles and all that.f my chest is the blast, and that's for dongo blast. it's probably one of the biggest prison gangs in texas. i chose to put it in big letters on my chest because when i get to a prison unit or pod or something, first thing i do is take off my shirt and it's clearly visible. if someone has a problem with me, they're going to let it be known. >> diaz is also a tattoo artist and says he's applied many of his tattoos himself. most are gang-related, but one is a fan tribute. >> which is my taylor swift. she's -- i did her for my own personal gratification. i don't know what it is about her, but the first time i ever heard her voice, i was locked up and i would listen to her music, and she's got like this really cute country voice. it soothed me. like, no matter what's going on, there might be fights, chaos, you know, the building could be burning down, but if i'm listening to taylor swift, i'm relaxed. >> but it seems no melody can quiet the outbursts that punctuate life in the administrati

>> reporter: an impromptu celebration was head appropriately enough at the space needle a seattle high point. did you ever think you'd see this day? >> i certainly did not. i did not. >> reporter: the air was filled with the scent of victory. for those who campaigned for this night. although, that itself is stretching the new law. it is not legal to use marijuana in public, just like alcohol. and while it is now legal for those 21 and over to buy marijuana, it is not yet legal to sell it. the state still has to write rules for licensing marijuana retailers. >> this is the beginning of -- >> reporter: washington voters passed the law partly because of the efforts of one well-traveled resident of the state. >> hi. i'm rick steves. >> reporter: rick steves for 20 years hosted a popular public travel show was prominent among those campaigning for legal marijuana. >> i spent a third of my adult life in europe hanging out with people who think it's wacky to be locking up people for smoking pot. >> reporter: in a show from amsterdam, steves gave a preview of what could soon be coming to citie

it's like swallowing needles. >> i know., drop off the tree and it's a holiday treat for the goats. the animals have already eaten just about everything in sight, so it's a treat for them. >> so all the goat milk is going to taste like pine. so all the goat milk is going to taste like pine.

actually ending hopefully our domestic violence, we have to certainly acknowledge the fact that the needle is moving. and that the conversation is broadening and i think we are getting more specific and more expert amongst all the various departments. around the issue of domestic valiance. i'm very glad that we are having this meeting this evening. that is another milestone in terms of the conversation around how do we view and what are our values not only about intervening but presenting domestic violence in our community and understanding that he cannot, will not, i should not exist in any particular silo. it is not just an ideological issue. it does not belong to a particular class of women or minority; it is everyone's issue and everyone has a role to play. we need to make sure we presented and hopefully and it. prevention is very key. and a driving force in the work that we're doing through -- the department, and the work that we continue to do in this collaborative and comprehensive partnership. so every department, the police department, the public defenders office, the district att

coming up last week hundreds of people lit up joints on the space needle in seattle given a new space needle through it to celebrate washington state's legalization of marijuana but will president obama let the states do their own thing or will he continue to push nixon's failed war on drugs. wealthy british scientists on. time to time. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule today. in screwed news we don't want those think intuition feeds cooper union is one of the last completely free universities left in america and has a century old tradition of offering a college education to all of its students at no charge but all that was scheduled to change when school officials decided to start charging to ation for their graduate students and response students at cooper union took to the streets o

needle into it to celebrate washington state's legalization of marijuana but will president obama let the states do their own footing or will he continue to push nixon's failed war on drugs. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call a donor. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot about you sir are a fool you know what kind of my terrorist cells in your neighborhood all want to give us a defeat terrorism a liberal and a christian. can secure the borders because. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sell the same facials to garbage because that breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break that it's. been screwed news where one goes think and to wish an feeds union is on

aren't getting sick because they have clean needles and that's great.is leads to other problems and acceptance of drug use among younger people and people who are already at risk. what do you say to that. >> laura, i should be clear, my organization the drug policy alliance we are the leading one in the country leading to alternative to the drug war. some of our members are libertarians who think we should legalize everything. most probably do not go that far. so my organization says we should reduce the role of the criminal law and criminal justice system in this. we should try to be taking the business out of the hands of the criminals, trying to find ways to regulate this stuff. we are north saying treat heroin or cocaine like alcohol and tobacco. i mean, look, look at it this way also, tobacco, even heroin addicts say tobacco is the drug there is might reduce the number of smokers. we create a vast black market. we would have tobacco traffic. we would have multihundred billion-dollar. we would be filling the prisons with tobacco violators. we would

-coli poisoning the way that it works is that several needed needles pierce the meat making it tender and while it could make the beef taste year it also injects bacteria deeper into the meat that was the consumer at risk of getting food poisoning so why risk the health of the consumer i'm joined now by alexis baden meyer alexis great to have you here. first want to talk about this method and how it is harmful to people that are eating this meat well unfortunately our slaughterhouses are filthy they're covered in excrement they the meat that goes through them has excrement and collide in the action all over it and so you know once you have it all processed and it reaches the grocery store and you cook it entirely through you should be able to cook off most of the remaining ecole of this on the surface of the meat but this process which has these needles pushing the surface into the core of the meat is pretty much impossible to cook it well enough so that you can kill it collide inside of me. that sounds pretty gross quite frankly oh well why did these companies do it if it poses a hea

is not to use needles, and clearly, not to use needles that are shared with somebody else. you must understand the importance of you. you must understand that for once, you can be selfish and self-centered about your life. when two people engage in sex, it's two people engaging in it. you have the right to protect yourself. we also need to engage young females and males very early on so it becomes a part of their norm. this i how we have sex, protectedly. we either don't have sex, which is wonderful, or if we ever gonna think about it, we do it protectedly. we do it with protection. our capacity to do something about it, particularly our capacity to prevent it, depends upon awareness of the problem at many levels: awareness at the community level, awareness at the national level, and awareness at the individual level. 15-1/2 years ago, they told me that i had 8 months left to live, so i set to work to do everything i could to be well, and to stay as well as i could. and it really... it became my mantra to live with aids. then later on, after i got well, i began to think abo

it's really not a needle mover.f fact, it can be negative for a lot of the defense companies as we know. they've been under a cloud because of these cuts. here's one from danny in new york. hi, jim. i've heard you say when considering playing the down side of an equity that you would short the stock rather than buy a put. please elaborate on your reasoning for this. i favor the high risk of a short position. i'm so glad you sent me this because if i've created any misperception that i favor shorting stocks, it is completely out of character with all my books and what i used to do at my hedge fund or before my hedge fund when i used to work for people at goldman sachs or when i was trading for myself. i always do puts, i rarely do shorts because as i write in "confessions of a street addict" i was the victim of a some bad short squeezes that lost me a ton of money. let's goat to some tweets. here's one from bkelly 019 @jim cramer, covered calls allowed my to print money out of large positions without having to sell.

then the staff noticed the prisoner had a needle hidden in his clothing. the prisoner grabbed a member of the medical staff, the officer intervened and a