because she is purdy. she is purdy.of robbery, kidnapping and murder, stanford began serving his 390-year sentence in 1985. but instead of counting the days, he keeps time his own way. >> it just oozes from my pores, man. music is all i have. nothing else is going to last. music is always going to be there for me. >> those guys are really good. and we had a long schedule of events that day. but once we got out of the band room, we started filming, we kind of lost ourselves. the guys were jamming out and we just didn't really want to leave. actually at one point our production assistant got up and sang with the fellows for a little while. >> your heartbeat is your rhythm. you've always got that rhythm. what you add on to that rhythm, that's up to you. you know what i'm saying? they cannot take that. there is no way. they can take all of the speakers, the drums, the microphones and all the stuff that they want to, but i still have this. and i've still got this and i can hum and i can sing, i can jump up and i can dance. t

now and then, i worked in other to wers that i thought were important and james purdy was . you.ant, >> host: thomas, from rochester, new york. good afternoon to you. >> caller: hello, i wanted tore know -- i know that gore vidallk wrote the city and the pillarth and he had problems with that book and how important it was with gay writing. also, what was the first gaytimv book, fiction or nonfiction that "the new york times" did review and also it was the first to usv the word gay to describe themselves. >> guest: this question, where tod begin. he published the city and the pillar, the new york daily times would not review it. tha t it wash reviewed in the book review, however, orville prescott hated the book so much that he did not review it. however, he did review other books. vry m he reviewed chairman capote's. books, which he liked very much. even though he said he didn't hosexualit like the gay story element.h he loved the writing and wasdalh able to look past the homosexuality and talk about other things. buet gore vidal was treated very it sold badly but it was a na

. >> residents of this hawthorne neighborhood in mill river are happy to see dan purdy and his crew,he contracted rat exterminator for the county. the rid rat program has been in dundalk and is just beginning in the arkudis areas. not all properties are treated but inspected and then treated if there is evidence of rats. >> at this point, we gauge it from the call-backs. we may get five call-backs from one community out of 600, 700 houses. >> purdy says there's no reason for residents to worry about the poison used hurting pets or children. >> it's injected into the ground, covered up and marked. there were concerns approximate cats in one community. cats aren't typically diggers so there's no real way for them to come in contact with the treatment. >> carey martin says she feels comfortable about that. she's more worried about her dog coming into contact with a rat. >> with us having a dog, i don't want her to catch a rat and get sick and die, so it's just nice that they're going to hopefully clean up. >> just to be on the safe side, after exterminators have treated your neighborhoo

and steve purdy, the guy finished for jumping off the bridge that i couldn't get the tantrum, so it i to pull them in the basement. andy horne put his up in an attic instead some of the rooms only magic stand up straight. i guess he was doing inspect them? them? her side of the her side of the spine. so, just weeks after new york world trumpets, drink all you want a 500 places sold yet or yesterday to the thirsty and they were all called hotels. most however were backward about renting a room spirit by the following week it was rumbles the city. the eastside wallowed in and now some serve the same thing much over and over again. and playwright eugene o'neill mentioned state minimum beside him and cheese sandwich. not unreasonably, was not expected the same interpretation of hotel and meal and gas. he announced the police will be vigorously for hate hotels. the judges did rule 17 beers and one pretzel equals a meal. [laughter] the republican legislators had really fumbled the new law and last call is turning into bottoms up in another round in new york was becoming a city that never sl

describe him in what ways does strategic moment more important than the berlin wall and 90 s-sierra purdy's? you do? get it started with that. >> i'm enjoying sitting here listening to you. >> i'm done, i'm done. [laughter] >> one of the first things i'd like to face a job when i first got in it is very different from the job now in this sense. when i first became national security adviser from the cold war was still on. that was a strategy. we have the strategy laid out for us to put our arms around the soviet union and hold it and keep it from breaking out until it's integrated. so that was a given. cannot we argued a lot with our friends and allies of no one about the tactics of how you do this and how you do that in the background was the knowledge that if we made a serious mistake, we could end up in a thermo nuclear war. but not with the framework. so we settled with the tactics, but the strategy was given. now, the strategy is not a given as a matter of fact commander is probably not a strategy which is all encompassing for the world-weary now. it is a chaotic world and so we tend to

i know that you couldn't cover everybody, but james purdy was not included, who wrote for like 50 or could you speak to him please? >> i didn't speak to him, but i did leave him out. the book is in -- well, it includes like 12 writers. the writers i needed to tell my story too, in which is kind of weave them together. then i was able to work in other writers that i thought were important. i was never able to find a way to work them in. >> host: thomas from rochester new york, good afternoon to you. >> i want to know -- i know that gore vidal, in 1948, in "the new york times" refused to review it. and i was wondering if you could talk about the problems he had with this book and how important it was an what was the first gay book, either fiction or nonfiction, that "the new york times" did review, and also, it was the first gay writer who actually use the word gay to describe themselves guess macros are good questions. where to begin, gore vidal, he would have published the new york daily times, which would not review it. it was reviewed in the book review, however, that the daily tim