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and mark reynolds of the us-ps says its one the agency takes very seriously, especially in these days of the polar vortex. " we've been able to make all deliveries, all our offices are open, everything is running smoothly." but not all employers need to be such sticklers when the weather gets extreme. now, more companies have severe weather policies in place to keep their employees indoors. "the company does need to make money, but they don't want the company in the headlines for employees injured due to the weather or severe road situations." the telecommuting trend means many can work from home if the office is out of reach. and trusting in employees to still get the job done can pay dividends for firms when it comes to employee satisfaction, especially on days when weather brings about bigger worries. " the employees become disgruntled rather than having that sense of being valued. its gone. and i've heard employees say that the company only cares about making money it doesn't care about the employees." the link between weather and work is one seen even in the agencies of the feder

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and allow us to play make-believe. ps, i kiss someone in it. >> whoo!spoiler alert. >> i love you so and let's go. >> how'd it go? >>> why? because they can. a couple of guys built their own copter and what's that thing on top of the quad copter? >> oh, i think i know what that is. >> what? >> oh! >> yeah. it's a model rocket. again, because they can. >> what help is it that it's on a quad copter, though? does it give it added -- >> you know, don't try to reason this one out. there is no reason for this other than they can. they're smart enough to do it. why not? build a levitating launchpad. >> what happens to the quad copter? did it, like, go down to the ground? did the rocket push it downwards? >> good question. the video from juking videos. they have a blog. they credit plakium engineering for the whole build. they built a strong enough quad copter to stand the inertia of the plummeting rocket. it held the force and up the rocket went. >>> and how amazing, it went ten feet further. >> right. >> that quad copter made out of wood? >> it is. it's very

>> i think for us, david and i, we belong to a certain age that we shouldn't be discussing our demographic group and a pmp ps. and we have no idea how a different demographic than us is going to deal with this breach, how they're going to use it and how they feel about it. there were a lot of things that were immature about facebook. forget about the fact that there was facebook run by a very young c.e.o. and finally the investors brought in some grown-up help and things got better from there. i think snapshot is having one of their moments. they are kids. they are making mistakes and they are not thinking through what they're saying and there is a lot of, you know thinking and need to take a step back and say how do we address the market. and making some one-liners and getting away with it. bbc is talking about and daily show is talking about. every company goes through some p.r. disaster. i totally feel that, you know, we always underestimate new things. snapshot, we will underestimate. >> you mentioned mark zuckerberg. his first apology about privacy from 2006 and it was more contrite than i remembered an

our analyst team looks at all these funds, we use our proprietary five pillar process, or the five ps. one is performance. we are looking at performance in the past and performance we expect to continue in the future. we are also looking at the things that make that performance and make it stable. the people, the process, the parent and the price. we are not looking to award the 2013 fund manager of the year award to just a flash in the pan or manager who took a lot of risk and got hot. these are firms that have been great stewards of capital, they have put their investors' interests before themselves and their firms' and also firms we expect to produce those returns into the future. >> one of the things i know you look at is whether the fund managers actually have their own money in the funds they manage, and these guys do. >> definitely they do. by and large, all these managers, you know, have skin in the game as we say. as my mentor always says, nobody washes a rental car. these gentlemen own these funds, they're in there just like the investor is. >> when we come back, we are goin

ps patriarch to rail whether he was to blame for the deaths caused by the ak forty seven derailed told him the church supported him and the russian soldiers who use the gun because they were protecting the fatherland the assault rifles durability ease of handling and low manufacturing costs made it popular around the world the human rights group amnesty international described the gun as the world's favourite killing machine. we're expecting snow in tokyo tomorrow. this according to our meteorologist robert spent a dropper. yes some are still fall out here and not too much but enough for a good dusting on the ground across the council areas including the tokyo metro area but some areas i especially don't was kind allen also in chiba prefecture could see about three centimeters of snow fall in the higher elevations out here but due to this area that is coming in from the soft plastic seal the cloud cover and that is really the moisture source we have the cold temperatures already just because of those streaming north westerly winds other than pushing through bringing heavy snow fall on siege ankle a slight drop in temperatures down but you can see

i use the comp but i sure did on a show won't go on the fence protest but interior minister manuel battles says france is stronger now. the new jersey ps drive his presidential ambitions off a bridge. an indian diplomat says the rest of strips that cools the major route between new delhi and

i use the comp but i sure did on a show won't go on the fence protest but interior minister manuel battles says france is stronger now. the new jersey ps drive his presidential ambitions off a bridge. an indian diplomat says the rest of strips that cools the major route between new delhi and washington is for cold home. venezuela mourns the loss of form are just a moment to spare shot dead in the car robbery that went horribly wrong the key the show itself the reaction instant. around five thousand people had been hoping to see controversial french canadian good on a open his national tour in a theater in nome the country's highest administrative court upheld in any event presenting the artist who was accused of antisemitism take to the stage in its ruling the top french court cited the risk to order if the show was to go on but for many it was about denying the right to freedom of expression the un have an anti semitic faced do other races face it enabled the extended weekend is over let's have some fun with little disappointed extending into folders about freedom of expression. i'm against censorship is a shocking decision the recall

ps are lower, there is more room for up sight and evaluations are -- >> evaluations are better. that doesn't mean that you don't have choices to share with the viewers. let's start with the first one. tell us what will drive that stock to better gains this year. >> well as you know, gilliad has two specialty drugs among a lot of the other ones that they have, but the key ones that is really driving the stock is the hiv drug as well as the new one that they have created for hepatitis c. and the early test results for that hepatitis c drug are very, very positive and that's an untapped market if the look at the u.s. market. there is about 4 million folks estimated in the country to have hepatitis c. so that creates a big market for them, and that's just the u.s. that's not to mention the global market potential out there. so it's a pretty good growth story. the stock has run in 2013 but we think there is more room. >> let's get the next three in. you go old school with the next pick. >> yeah, you know, the others are more state and steady and it's really a reflection of the look at the market to say you need to be a bit more cautious so oxy is a company with attractive evaluations and a stor

like rash, hives, swellingf the ps, tongue or throat, or difficulty breathing or swallowin stop takg cialis and get medical help right away. aexperiencing cialist for daily uset trial. david: the nfl post-season officially kicks off tomorrow afternoon with the kansas city chiefs versus the indepent nap police colts. used to be baltimore colts. don't worry if you can't watch it on tv. both this weekend nbc and cbs will stream coverage of the games for free. nbc will air both its wildcard games on saturday while cbs will stream all four playoff games as well as afc championships. urn fortunately, nfc post-season will be available to a selection of pay-tv partners. fox will stream the ultimate event, super bowl xlviii on february 2nd, starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. of course that is the one that will happen right here in new york. cheryl: right here in new york. whether it is five degrees or minus 10 degrees. david: it may be cold. cheryl: shares of crocs, maker of the famous colorful clogs, soaring more than 20% after the company secured a $200 million investment from blackstone and they announce ad major change in management earlier this week. david: is

us this mess that we have in our country? record numbers of long-term unemployed. record numbers on food stamp -ps, people losing their health care plans, others seeing premiums shoot up when they can least afford it. and now another call, one more call for a government fix. washington democrats have shown almost no interest for five years in working together on ways to create the kind of good, stable, high-paying jobs that people really want and need. this is a real disservice. first and foremost to those who are struggling the most out there, from the college graduate who suddenly finds herself wondering why she's got huge student loan debts but no prospects of work to the 50-year-old dad who's worked his whole adult life and suddenly can't find a job that meets either his needs or his potential. and yet, this administration's proposed solution is just to slap another band-aid from washington on it and call it a day. yes, we should work on solutions to support those who are out of work through no fault of their own. but there's literally no excuse to pass unemployment insurance legislation witho

us this mess that we have in our country? record numbers of long-term unemployed. record numbers on food stamp -ps, people losing their health care plans, others seeing premiums shoot up when they can least afford it. and now another call, one more call for a government fix. washington democrats have shown almost no interest for five years in working together on ways to create the kind of good, stable, high-paying jobs that people really want and need. this is a real disservice. first and foremost to those who are struggling the most out there, from the college graduate who suddenly finds herself wondering why she's got huge student loan debts but no prospects of work to the 50-year-old dad who's worked his whole adult life and suddenly can't find a job that meets either his needs or his potential. and yet, this administration's proposed solution is just to slap another band-aid from washington on it and call it a day. yes, we should work on solutions to support those who are out of work through no fault of their own. but there's literally no excuse to pass unemployment insurance legislation witho

ps would want to block. i'm thinking about child pornography and things like that. ipss don't generally want to block. as i said, they get revenues have customers wanting to use their services. they recognize that in a nation of 900 some odd -- 300 some odd million people, customers are going to want to look at different things. the transparency rule remains in effect. so if isp a blocks news to fox news or msnbc, that's going in its policy, and it's going to be well known, and i think we can be fairly sure that senator franken or representative eshoo are going to be hauling them up quickly and say, what are you doing? so i guess i have a lot of doubt about the incentive and the defacto ability to block and really charge and charge a x amount and b y amount. what net neutrality is about in these cases is not perniciously degrading content. what it might be about so today google has this new contact lens that can monitor glucose levers and use a wireless -- levels and use a wireless transmitter to send it to your doctor. that kind of thing, maybe we want prioritized access for those packets flowing across the web, maybe we want to have rooms full of people mon

ps. you can pick whatever you want and you can go globally to stock that you want and use the dollar cl dollar true. why is it simple? if we try to be objective a bit and don't try to defend or not defend policies, what it looks to be is that we definitely, for various reasons and various programs and various central banking strategies, we build something up. on the back of a carry trade and it's reversing. now it's not as simple as that. we could get into all the grandular about we had a four handle on third quarter gdp. we had a three handle on the last look for fourth quarter, third quarter and fourth quarter. but what's interesting is as good as those two numbers are, they are good. there is an inventory issue there. let's look at that objectively. take everything away. sequentially it's less activity. the third quarter number causing inventories to build and even with a 3.2 number on fourth quarter, is it sustainable? are these inventories going to be purchases? is there a consumer issue here? we saw the spending numbers today. what you really want to remember is, don't get carried away a

ps would want to block. i'm thinking about child pornography and things like that. ipss don't generally want to block. as i said, they get revenues have customers wanting to use their services. they recognize that in a nation of 900 some odd -- 300 some odd million people, customers are going to want to look at different things. the transparency rule remains in effect. so if isp a blocks news to fox news or msnbc, that's going in its policy, and it's going to be well known, and i think we can be fairly sure that senator franken or representative eshoo are going to be hauling them up quickly and say, what are you doing? so i guess i have a lot of doubt about the incentive and the defacto ability to block and really charge and charge a x amount and b y amount. what net neutrality is about in these cases is not perniciously degrading content. what it might be about so today google has this new contact lens that can monitor glucose levers and use a wireless -- levels and use a wireless transmitter to send it to your doctor. that kind of thing, maybe we want prioritized access for those packets flowing across the web, maybe we want to have rooms full of people mon