your rolodex, is very, very important. we used to call them rolodex. it is the question that we all ponder, can entrepreneuralism be taught? i think they are durwishes. they have the need to climb mountain "b" before they climb mountain "a." they need people to ride the brake pedal and count things. >> is that what you learn? >> in our curriculum, we spend more time teaching them not just how to be a more effective entrepreneur. we look for what i call type twos, entrepreneur two and entrepreneur three, the people that can help the primary entrepreneur get his or her job done. the primary entrepreneur loses interest very quickly. they have a real problem with add. >> which is the problem of people that become founders and their company grows and they have to run the company and it is six years down the road and they want to start something new already. >> there is a different skill involved in doing that business at that stage. >> do you suggest that somebody go take a course somewhere sm. >> it never hurts to have a course for the content and networki

sea crest impact on poker that's why they came to me at is the third guy in the rolodex.hank you very much. same here. my pleasure bank you. >> i know. he's dynamite he's the number one young talent here is my man bruce jenkins is this a fun team to be around i imagine the answer is yes compared to bonds which was fun to watch him but i don't necessarily hang with him. >> the career record were in milwaukee there's 40 of town guys everyone wants to talk the bonds everybody over years of the sahara desert and bonds is a happening he's on a couch in years for the audience waiting for a way got. it's a fun clubhouse. >> (laughter) >> it's that the clubhouse. >> you were young reporter. d like billy martin will? >> i love him. >> being fired by the same guy five times always felt sad. >> he is a tragic figure before. especially tragic there's no doubt about that in terms of the guy the way he managed the game and talking to him afterward to the good times he jumped all over this one by one and we all got shredded by him and the privacy of his office as the fund carried to wat

pundits who are going to back up whatever theory they've made up so you know you have a whole set of rolodex that's going to say exactly what you think and you know being on this side of the news business too i sometimes know what it's like you know i've worked for many stations and sometimes you get five minutes to talk about something that you know you don't really know what you're talking about so sometimes you start rambling and you start saying things in your googling that it's one thing breaking news and you're forced to and every other thing when you just start making it just for the hell of it which is also what we see a lot of cable networks do today yes.

if you look at might relent -- my rolodex is nothing like his. he has taken as -- i would venture to guess, many times more in special interest contributions and i have. he is spending about a five-one to what i am spending on television. at what special interest he has tied himself to. 100 special interest that he worked for personally. 800 pages all lobbying reports, as you sit through that. >> i have taken no money from special interest. i am running my campaign on a small donations from individuals. if there is an independent group of dairy would like to put on radio ads or tv commercials that would help my campaign, i would welcome back. i would expose where the money comes from. there is a downside. if you live in a small community, you sometimes have to tread very carefully in the political scene because the party in power will often take it out on you if you have donated on the other party. there is a double edged sword here. it is good for openness, but it does -- do not be fooled tonight. by canada it's his sound libertarian when they w

so many times you show up for an interview and you have this rolodex of things you have done and theypletely off the wall question that's supposed to be more psychological. my friend was asked, what's in the back seat of your car. and she had a bunch of junk. so i think it looks into who you are. >> to see if you're messy or organized? maybe that's what it is. >>> a new study finds some cars are much more likely tote you go a traffic ticket, mercedes- benz topping the list. the sporty mercedes gets four times as many tickets as the average vehicle. >> don't think it might be because they are going faster? you have a car like that and you're just zooming down the highway? >> next, the toyota camera solaracoup,, sion. the least ticketed are suvs, minivans and for some reason the buick rainier. so there you go. >>> coming up, the bay area city look at outsourcing its fire department. >> plus, the worst oil spill in u.s. history. now we are getting new estimates on just how much damage it did to the gulf. >>> and the national league championship series coming home to at&t park. we are goi

candidate who already a ton of money because he used to work for president bush and has the bush rolodex you look at the money that kasich spent against strickland who's been a good governor and now slightly -- even in the polls but has momentum and so the president knows that 2010 matters, just substantively, and really but also matters for 2012 for the president if the president wins ohio in 2012 he's re-elected. it's almost that simple as you know. >> i know. >> because you figure he'll do well in pennsylvania, michigan if he wins ohio because those states are a little easier. the president's been in ohio more than i believe since new york since he's been president so he'll know to do that. >> i agree withio you. >> and he's bringing michelle this time to cleveland when we see them and we're all thrilled about that. it's good for the state and good for democrats. >> what are -- i agree you, completely ohio's right there at the point of control with this history. ask you something that i said the other night, i know that you agree with it. i don't understand the white house and i agree

he used to work for president bush and has the rolodex campaign file for contributors.nt against strickland, who has been a good governor but now has momentum. the president knows that it matters substantively and really also matters for 2012 for the president. the president wins ohio in 2012, he's reelected. it's almost that simple as you know. you figure he'll do well in pennsylvania and michigan if he wins ohio. the president has been in ohio more than any place but new york since he's been president. so he'll continue to do that. >> i agree with you. >> all that. he's bringing michelle to cleveland. when we see them, and we're all thrilled about that. it's good for the state and good for democrats. >> i agree with you completely. let me ask you about something you said the other night. i know you agree with it. you called about it. i don't understand why the white house, and i agree with their politics on so many things, why they can't connect the dots. they talk about foreign money and the u.s. chamber of commerce pouring money on the republican side. don't they kn

if you look at might relent -- my rolodex is nothing like his.e has taken as -- i would venture to guess, many times more in special interest contributions and i have. he is spending about a five-one to what i am spending on television. at what special interest he has tied himself to. 100 special interest that he worked for personally. 800 pages all lobbying reports, as you sit through that. >> i have taken no money from special interest. i am running my campaign on a smal donations from individuals. if there is an independent group of dairy would like to put on radio ads or tv commercials that would help my campaign, i would welcome back. i would expose where the money comes from. there is a downside. if you live in a small community, you sometimes have to tread very carefully in the political scene because the party in power will often take it out on you if you have donated on the other party. there is a double edged sword here. it is good for openness, but it does -- do not be fooled tonight. by canada it's his sound libertarian when they want

. >> i can almost guess the way they're playing he has been taken out of their rolodex.y at what you think of jose they don't remember his name. they have washed and the >> him. a lot of fun we are waiting for that >> us to load. what time did >> they leave? >> at 9:00 p.m. the house will load >> there? no yoli. with the stories my brother and it's his wife's birthday he surprises her and says kenny meade a friend at willie mays at 2:00 she walks there she is flown in from the sun is holding two tickets to the game. she is crying. >> it's my sister-in-law. my nephew. she's crying people take pictures because they see a son at the game with tickets and she's crying. >> that's pretty good. so they flew the men and they got the stub hub tickets. >> family money flying people around for three hours of entertainment. >> i've been waiting to go your super bowl party because i know you have one every year. talk about my family money. >> it's good when you say fly in for three hours. the brother does well. i'm a poor relative to my relatives he's a lawyer. >> if i ever get in tr

some talk about using facebook like a rolodex.heir maintaining thaw their relationships and say hiding isn't what they want to do f. they aren't friends online they want to say they're not friends and unfriend them. so there is some nuance, people can hide someone or people talk about integrity, they aren't interested in maintaining that friendship. >> what are we learning in general, though, about these relationships? these online social networking relationships like the ones at facebook? do they mirror real life or sat completely different sense of etiquette, sense of morals on how you make these types of decisions? >> i wouldn't say they are completely different but they are different in a number of ways. online communication tends to be different in the sense that things can get more heated online. there is flaming online where people can go back and forth. in face-to-face interactions they might be more willing to let things go. they can see the other person is getting heated and they want to allow things to cool down. online

if you look at might relent -- my rolodex is nothing like his. he has taken as -- i would venture to guess, many times more in special interest contributions and i have. he is spending about a five-one to what i am spending on television. at what special interest he has tied himself to. 100 special interest that he worked for personally. 800 pages all lobbying reports, as you sit through that. >> i have taken no money from special interest. i am running my campaign on a small donations from individuals. if there is an independent group of dairy would like to put on radio ads or tv commercials that would help my campaign, i would welcome back. i would expose where the money comes from. there is a downside. if you live in a small community, you sometimes have to tread very carefully in the political scene because the party in power will often take it out on you if you have donated on the other party. there is a double edged sword here. it is good for openness, but it does -- do not be fooled tonight. by canada it's his sound libertarian when they w