i was spanked. my colleagues were spanked. we grew up to be professionals who are leading the country. we vote. we haven't had criminal records. >> gotcha. >> caller: so our opinions matter and the parents today, dlaers no boundaries, no consequences and i do believe in spanking, yes, sir. >> thank you. thanks for the call. a facebook agreeing with anita. i got my share. i agree. that's why i turned out to be a good adult. michelle really not for spanking, i have that right, michelle. >> no. i guess -- wait, mike. i wasn't spanked and i turned out really good. >> of course you did, yes. but a lot of people say, you know what, i was spanked and i turned out okay. what do you tell these people who are now parents? >> to me, again, it's about educati education. it's about what we know now is better for self esteem and understanding and connecting with your child. and i have to say the other guest, she started off saying it's about danger, that when her child was running into the street, when her child was reaching for a pot. of c

>> you know, one time i was kind of misbehaving and i got spanked by mom. >> with the belt?ill remember it. >> of course. mine was more than once. maybe it's a good thing. willis knows too. maybe it's a good thing because there's a new study that finds that youngsters smacked up to the age of 6 did better at school and were more optimistic about their lives than those who were never hit by their parents. now, when we say smacked we should caution, we're not saying -- >> a little spank, perhaps. >> a little swat. >> a little tap. >> also more likely to undertake volunteer work, they were more likely to attend college according to this research that was done here in the united states. basically the researcher is saying that these claims that people make against spanking your children, they don't hold up considering what i found. she said that if up to the age of 6, just a minor spanking here and there, makes you a pretty successful person. >> some parents are rustling up the belts right now. >> this does not give you permission to do anything untoward toward your children. >>

you use outside media to summer wade the member, thank the member or spank the member.ts of the ad is money, money, an money. then you figure out your targets and those two things will affect whether you run broadcast tv, cable tv, radio, or print, and make sure that you maximize the reach of your ads. yes. i'll take questions now. >> sorry to interrupt. let's start with money. they don't have a lot of money, but they do have the possibility of getting a coalition together that all contributes to an ad campaign. is that a common thing? >> very common, particularly in the global warming debate on the anti-side, the oil companies all have a big trade association, called the american petroleum institute and it's the api that's been with running a lot of the ads. i don't know if they ran the post today. i know they ran the post within the last couple of weeks, that they've been running their messages and that's an example of a coalition pooling resources. if you're on the clean energy side, you might want to make coalition efforts with clean energy companies, like wind comp

you use outside media to summer wade the member, thank the member or spank the member.elements of the ad is money, money, an money. then you figure out your targets and those two things will affect whether you run broadcast tv, cable tv, radio, or print, and make sure that you maximize the reach of your ads. yes. i'll take questions now. >> sorry to interrupt. let's start with money. they don't have a lot of money, but they do have the possibility of getting a coalition together that all contributes to an ad campaign. is that a common thing? >> very common, particularly in the global warming debate on the anti-side, the oil companies all have a big trade association, called the american petroleum institute and it's the api that's been with running a lot of the ads. i don't know if they ran the post today. i know they ran the post within the last couple of weeks, that they've been running their messages and that's an example of a coalition pooling resources. if you're on the clean energy side, you might want to make coalition efforts with clean energy companies, like win

and he is right it was his fault and he deserves the blame that comes with it, and possibly a life spanking with a feather duster. during his campaign he rarely mentioned terror because change meant so much more. it was then obama revealed two major blind spots. one that missed the greatest threat to america in recent times, and another that missed the biggest threat to his own presidency. any idiot, and i mean myself specifically, could have told him even if healthcare reform or global warming ranks as priorities in your life, they slide off the front pages when terror appears. your concerns are pit fall when your kids are on a plane. and it didn't just mar the candidate. the lax attitude trickled down to every single hire including a homeland security chief who disdained the word terror and is only now seeing how rude al-qaeda really is. in the end it was obama that created the atmosphere of under reaction. it was no surprise that it wasn't just the underwear bomber caught with his pant down. if you disagree, you are a racist homo fob who does -- doesn't recycle. >> paul, how awesome or p

in other words, is a general promotion about conventional spanking -- thinking has been accepted except now it is a convention. >> yap. i mean, that's a good point, but i think it's actually a misnomer to say he was somebody engage in thinking outside the box in the following sense that i think he always wanted sort of push inside the box to see whether we the weakest points were and that would let him break through the box. if you look at this discussion and then not all of these are factually as grounded as one would want. i mean, there's a lot of criticism in some of kahn's work because the bases, the factual basis may not be the strongest. but what struck, at least it struck me, he did always begin with a real set of factors, real set of issues. you know, it wasn't something that was, you know, let's imagine. there really was at this outlet and he still was a scientist that he did still try to take things as a practical given and then decide to experiment how you would think about that given in different fashions. so there's always kind of an anchor to i think the thought. and then

you use outside media to summer wade the member, thank the member or spank the member. the key elements of the ad is money, money, an money. then you figure out your targets and those two things will affect whether you run broadcast tv, cable tv, radio, or print, and make sure that you maximize the reach of your ads. yes. i'll take questions now. >> sorry to interrupt. let's start with money. they don't have a lot of money, but they do have the possibility of getting a coalition together that all contributes to an ad campaign. is that a common thing? >> very common, particularly in the global warming debate on the anti-side, the oil companies all have a big trade association, called the american petroleum institute and it's the api that's been with running a lot of the ads. i don't know if they ran the post today. i know they ran the post within the last couple of weeks, that they've been running their messages and that's an example of a coalition pooling resources. if you're on the clean energy side, you might want to make coalition efforts with clean energy companies,

. >> one loss to the hurricanes, boston, right on their heels and la doing a nice job in the spank and chicago, new jersey and they are at the top when you look at divisional records. joe: washington 60 points for bruce boudreau and with a mark of 27, 11 and six pacing the way in the southeast. a division of which they are the two times defending charges. scoreless on nhl comcast sportsnet and alex ovenchin sweeps out of the corner. cody loops it in. >> nice 5 game street for tom bodiy. his career best, his 6th game which he has accomplished twice the last time in '03. joe: jeff schultz on the back end. a save from michal neuvirth and away comes washington, flesh man is on target for semin, he waits at the line and turns. tom fleischmann fires and a good hustle by james wright, the 19-year-old rookie. >> little mishue by tampa, they went with tom fleischmann, that opened up a little bit of a channel for semin, a good block. joe: brian ponthier lets it fly. tyler sloan keeps it on the board and foster will lob it over brian ponthier's head. shots on goal at three apiece. michal neuvirth

they spank miami 104-65. >> still to come an acc show do you on tobacco road. demon deacon try to hand e theia,n ord wicc fctic jur sie. and agencoveschemaine at co it can't b eas at wtty i tothe efor outh. te . alod c . alod c welome, . >>> all right don't forget chris breaks down the terms every after every great many p game. hear what chris thinks it will mean for their run in the a c c. check out his blog in washington. >> bill williams has never lost three straight at the head coach of north carolina. first half tied at 16 david wear misses the layup twin transfers there for the put back. carolina takes the lead for the final time during the game. a bit later l. d. williams bounce pass to alpha rube. second half. carolina down four. 3 point shot got the heels within one that's as close as they get. the shot clock winding down. smith with a tough layup. wake forest domestic nature carolina 82-69. >> as seen earlier fln 0 comcast network james madison drexel dukes jumping out to a lead. denzel bowls open is up with a three. he led the team with 19 points. se