float the left hand forward, palms facing each other palm over palm. pull down and toss them towards the television. a long arm, which is now the left arm folds in, palm against palm. press forward towards the right side, beautiful, slide the hands apart, withdraw, and push. nice. come back to the center and scoop the hands down crossing at the wrists. they float and pause, and aahh. floating down, closing the door. that was nice. that was beautiful. that was beautiful. this is what we call t'ai chi forms, t'ai chi flows. we practice the forms to practice mastering the sense of flow, the element of flow, which is a part of balance and harmony. but we say that what's important about flow what's important about t'ai chi forms is that it doesn't stop giving you benefits when you walk out of the classroom. i believe that you can keep the benefits going in the rest of your life. t'ai chi really has significant benefits to every part of your life. the mayo clinic, for example has found that people who practice t'ai chi do things like reduce their anxiety and

my shortest palm using skittish. they shortest palm is called something like the societal political and philosophical implications of the o.j. simpson trial. title does that count in the links. and the poem once jack, oy vey. fastmac and also in yugoslavia started to break up, i did a palm that had croatians are the good guys now, although their past is somewhat shady, so worry not that these same guys chased both your would be in your cd. [laughter] with both use a little german. when george w. bush appointed a known family retainer to the attorney general, i did a column that ran alberto gonzales with loyal umbrellas. and we both read about animals than times. he famously wrote a lot of things about cat. my daughter said once at the dinner table and somebody brought up cats, daddy hates cats. and i said that he does not hate cats. that would be prejudice. and you crows have been brought up to a poor prejudice. daddy has never met a cat that he likes. [laughter] and i've written about corgis. i wrote in a column onc

kelly smallridge, ceo of palm beach county's business development board...joins us via skype.morning.. is paying taxes the impetus behind the move? > >yes it certainly has created a tremendous amount of interest in states like new york, connecticut, and new jersey specifically continue to increase their business taxes. ceo's of hedge funds and private equity firms are calling palm beach county in record numbers. > > federal tax rates are the same in florida as they are in new york or anyplace else, but there is no state income tax in florida. are hedge fund owners actually revealing how much money they save by moving to your state? > > yes they are. we also have done an analysis. we have local accountants on board as part of our hedge fund committee team that have done comparisons and are tailoring comparisons based upon our taxes here in florida and the taxes that they are paying from their respective state. so, you look not only at the taxes---we don't pay a state personal income tax---but the cost of living here in palm beach county is significantly less compared to the nor

i don't know regarding, i guess, the three palms or six palms, how many times they had been caught for violations. so i'm not sure if we go from 30 to 90, if that is appropriate, or if it is appropriate, that is my feeling. and so i'm not sure. i will leave it to the rest of the commissioners for me to hear some more dialogue. >> i think my issue is sort of recidivism issue. so 90-day suspension is not a year. it's into not a revocation. it's somewhere in between. i find persuasive the briefing of the city attorney on the notice issue, as well as uncompelling the briefing on the jurisdiction issue on the part of the appellant. as far as the penalty itself, my generinclination is to uphold as it is. >> i would agree with that. i feel there have been multiple efforts to try to stall on this, to somehow set up a case where there wasn't going to be jurisdiction. i believe the deputy city attorney forewarned us about that at the last hearing. i think we were generous in allowing this case to be delayed for change of counsel and proper briefing. but i continue to be persuaded by the facts an

horcher was referring to the palm tree. i think that was for prostitution and that was originally it was a 30-day suspension. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. counselor, i had a question for you. you do not or maybe you do. do you dispute the case history against this establishment in terms of what had been -- which cases have been thrown out and which ones have been carried forth? he indicated the three in his brief, the previous years. >> in terms of the police reports? >> yes. >> actually, i don't take a position on that, because i did not run those down. and the reason was that his argument in that case was that you had to prosecute a case all the way to conviction for it to count. and that is actually not the legal standard. and so i didn't -- i didn't spend my resources tracking down the ultimate disposition of those cases. it is enough for the hearing officer to find that those prior violations occurred regardless of whether or not they eventually led to a conviction. and the hearing officer could properly make that

he went to bradley's, the casino that he claimed had the best food in palm beach.the question is did kennedy marry rose fitzgerald because she was the daughter? did he court her? did he make her his girlfriend and go out with her and then marry her because her father was the mayor? yes and no. he was the -- she was thee most eligible girl. she was smart. she was pretty. she was vivacious. she had this carefree attitude. she was an extraordinary young woman, and i think kennedy was drawn to her, and kennedy knew, you know, i don't know what came first, but kennedy certainly knew that his girlfriend was the mayor's daughter, and that by marrying rose, he was going to climb a step. one of the difficulties was that kennedy's father who was also very important in irish politics had been the opponent so for a long time, the didn't want them to be married, not because joe kennedy didn't have bright prospects, but because his father was antihoney fits in election after election after election. joe kennedy's father believed that irish-catholic poll -- politicians department

they had a palm pilot brochure shaped like a palm pilot. i scotch taped it on top of my newton and i put down and they're like, other "okay, we'll talk to you." it all worked out. i believed in the notion of connected devices. i was sitting on a beach in maui and they just turned on the cellular system we created and i had this device with me. and there was an old search engine alta vista. and i typed in "maui sushi." and i got the best soucep restaurant in if maui. these things are dead. the future really is connected devices. this was the end of the 90, '97 '98 time frame. >> rose: now we're on the eve of 2013. where are we going? >> oh, there are a lot of opportunities for us. obviously, the smart phone you know, trend is is going to continue. it's growing like crazy. and now we're seeing pcs really being subsumed by smart phones, whether it's tablets or the fact that microsoft put windows on top of our chips for example. it's become mobile. but then i look out even farther in the future and say this wireless technology is going to be an

palm beach county has a very sophisticated business environment.professional and financial services, we have two of the world's largest research and development institutes. 630 aviation aerospace companies, communications and i.t. industry that is grog in the south end of our country. while it's a beautiful place to visit and tourism is really high, there's been a transformation in the last few years to one more based on technology and innovation with clusters of industry that now call palm beach county their home. not only are we seeing hedge funds come to the area but a wide array of corporate headquarters looking for a corporate lifestyle. we have no snow. we have no subways here in florida. it is a very attractive environment to ceos. >> you're clearly doing something right. kelly, thank you for sharing your story with us. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, appraisal outrage. if you have recently tried to refi your home, i think you know what we're talking about. does the whole appraisal process need its own appraisal? we'll debate that. >>

. >> and stars mingle at the palm springs international film festival. >> i'm syked when i get to meet know helen mirren. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. ♪ >> welcome to on th on the red carpet from palm springs. i'm's rachel smith. >> we a quick two-hour drive from hollywood and just in time for the 24th palm springs international film festival. >> plenty of stars and fans show up here to enjoy an amazing line-up of films. but we can talk about the best movies of the year without talking about the academy awards.

it's easy to forget it wasn't that long ago palm actually worried apple. they were very early to smartphones and nabbed a number of very talented apple leaders. back to you. >> scott mcgrew, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> first came the fire and then the ice. >> that's right. this is what the weather caused. a chicago warehouse gutted by flames now just looks like an ice castle. it was so cold when firefighters were dousing the abandoned warehouse with water and it turned into ice instantly. this happened last night in chicago. a five-alarm fire ripping through the building. temperatures dipping to a below freezing 10 degrees. so the wind chill even colder out there in chicago. it looks like they poured snow over it. >> i have never seen anything like that before. >> bizarre, crazy. >>> you were calling for rain and you called it. >> you look at scenes like that and we really don't have much to tell you about when it compares to places like chicago, jon kelley knows what i'm talking about. a few showers and everyone gets up in arms here. you saw on

they had a palm pilot brochure shaped like a palm pilot. i scotch taped it on top of my newton and i put down and they're like, othe, "okay, we'll talk to you." it all worked out. i believed in the notion of connected devices. i was sitting on a beach in maui and they just turned on the cellular system we created and i had this device with me. and there was an old search engine alta vista. and i typed in "maui sushi." and i got the best soucep restaurant in if maui. these things are dead. the future really is connected devices. this was the end of the 90, '97, '98 time frame. >> rose: now we're on the eve of 2013. where are we going? >> oh, there are a lot of opportunities for us. obviously, the smart phone, you know, trend is is going to continue. it's growing like crazy. and now we're seeing pcs really being subsumed by smart phones, whether it's tablets or the fact that microsoft put windows on top of our chips for example. it's become mobile. but then i look out even farther in the future and say this wireless technology is going to be

you live in palm springs tom? >> all over. >> all over. and thank you and i would like to thank my other friends. i saw so many of them here tonight and it's really nice that you came for our -- not just my friends but the friends of anacita and the others. thank you for coming. i also really think that we should thank kqmd. who else shows indian movies and honors indian people like tonight? this is a great, great honor to be here in city hall of san francisco. the person that nominated me for this award is laverne roberts. maybe some of you knew her as laverne morrisy. she went home to her reservation. she is piute and went to her home. where is her home? >> [inaudible] >> in earring ton nevada. we went there once and she has a beautiful house and live there is and now she is even running for the council of her tribe. laverne was going to surprise me and be here this evening, but she had an outbreak of one of her illnesses. her foot started to bleed and now she has to be on crutches for a while, so she had to turn in her plane ticket and

never -- >> there is no way any one else could have left your palm print in blood on that wall. no way. get that through your. >> fy was ever going to try to kill somebody, i would use gloves, i've got plenty of them. i didn't kill travis. i didn't. i did not take his life. >> did you have anything to do with the death of travis? >> not -- i don't think i had anything directly to do with it but i feel responsible some what for it. >> detective. the jurors have some questions for you. there were any sets of knives that appeared to be missing a knife? >> no. we didn't find anything like that. >> was the gun that was used to kill mr. alexander found in ms. arias' possession? >> no, it was not. >> when you personally interviewed mr. alexander's roommates was there ever a mention of their concern for his extended absence june 4 through june 9? >> no. they believed he was in mexico already. they didn't know his schedule. >> what were the alibis given by those roommates? >> one was working and the other was actually staying at his girlfriend's home and they were house sitting for her p

desde palm beach, univisiÓn. >>> kerry se despidiÓ del senado que sirviÓ durante 5 periodos desde quer un incendin, intentÓ suicidarse, intentÓ anaor hocarse con una manguera, el frustado suicida estÁ esposado a la cama para evitar nuevos intentos. y 5 mil residentes de santa marÍa salieron para exigir una rÁpida investigicie del peor incendio en ese paÍs en medio siglo, piden que se determinen a los responsables de la tragedia, y por quÉ en la discoteca hubo regulaciones que sencillamente no se cumplieron, vamos con fÉlix. >>> sÍ, gracias jorge, desde mÉxico detalles del sitio y circunstancias en que fueron ejecutados los 17 miembros del kombo kolombia, una familia de nueva york presenta una multimillonaria demanda por detener y espocsar a su hijo de 7 aÑos, acusado falsamente de robarse 5 dÓlares, y como le venimos contando, la gran expectativa frente a una reforma migratoria genera preguntas y la comunidad se organiza en reuniones de debates, tenemos una en los Ángeles, con sus preocupaciones y exigencias y mÁs de la entrevista de marÍa elena con el presidente obama. >>> el mundeo

that be my palm point?er: at one point, the detective leaves the room. arias stretches in the chair. then she stretches the truth even more. the admitted killer really turns on the tears. >> i'm just feeling all the thing things, with my family and i thing of all the things that travis's family is going to miss out with travis. >> reporter: alexander's sisters watched as their brother's admitted kill er -- over and over. arias is back with a new outfit, a jail jump suit and a very new story. >> i actually didn't see it, i heard it. >> reporter: now she admits she was at his house that day, but says two masked intruders broke in. she even acts out how she cowered in the corner as the duo slaughtered alexander and threatened her family mafia-style. arias again tells the detectives if she were going to kill alexander, she would definitely do it differently. >> i don't think i could stab him. i think i would have to shoot him. >> reporter: only years later did arias finally admit she was killer. her attorneys a

the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses skyward beyond the boughs and the crows toward the fading gods beyond the fading stars. but the realist crows know it is only a man in a nightshirt after dawn; that the broom is a broom and that his cries are nothing more than words and half words the heavy air will swallow. they rise anyway from the tree, as best to quiet him and let morning be morning. s

our palm lines are longer and we are taking in a lot more merchandise. right now it's getting a little bit better. people are working desperately to get to work. people just need to go out and every morning when you wake up coming have to ask yourself, how bad do you want to? go get a job, it doesn't matter if you clean the streets are mowed a lawn, or you are a doctor, there are opportunities out there. what i advise them is don't over extend yourself. neil: my wife's 250,000-dollar ring, -- [talking over each other] [talking over each other] >> we've been doing this long enough, we understand. >> don't go anywhere else. thank you very much for coming. he is the guy. we will have the response to bara obama coming up next. ♪ grew up in a small town and when the rain wod fall down ♪ ♪ i'd just stare out my window ♪ ♪ dreaming of what ould be and if i'd end up happy ♪ ♪ i would pray i could breakaway ♪ ♪ i'll spread my wings and i'll learn how to fly ♪ i'll do what it takes till i touch the sky ♪ ♪ i gotta take a risk, take a chance, make a change, and bre

liquid and palm foods.you look at palm grandt juice, it could be mixed with grape juice or pear juice. people like to add spices to their foods. paprika and saffron could have dangerous food colors added to them. and also this, remember the nice pictures of tuna. tuna sushi, it may not always be the only thing you're eating. it also could be an oily fish that can in fact cause stomach problems. a lot of people ask, what can you do sdm i have a couple pieces of advice. buy whole foods whenever you can. you can squeeze, grind, and grate them yourself. one way to be safe. also, buy granbrands you trust. as our friends here like to say, know the who, the when, and the where of the products. and don't always simply by into the latest health trends. food fraud tends to occur more frequently in high profile ingredients. if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is. >> this is pretty exciting stuff. every year, people just like you submit i reports in their quest to become part of cnn's fit nation triathl

never -- >> there is no way any one else could have left your palm print in blood on that wall. no way. get that through your. >> fy was ever going to try to kill somebody, i would use gloves, i've got plenty of them. i didn't kill travis. i didn't. i did not take his life. >> did you have anything to do with the death of travis? >> not -- i don't think i had anything directly to do with it but i feel responsible some what for it. >> detective. the jurors have some questions for you. there were any sets of knives that appeared to be missing a knife? >> no. we didn't find anything like that. >> was the gun that was used to kill mr. alexander found in ms. arias' possession? >> no, it was not. >> when you personally interviewed mr. alexander's roommates was there ever a mention of their concern for his extended absence june 4 through june 9? >> no. they believed he was in mexico already. they didn't know his schedule. >> what were the alibis given by those roommates? >> one was working and the other was actually staying at his girlfriend's home and they were house sitting for her p