now they would put untitled. i put dount samurai's garden not thinking that would really with the title. and what happened was when it was time to choose a title my editor had a god awful title she felt was the most brilliant title since the grapes of wrath. it was like this long and everything was in it but the kitchen sink. love, samurai, garden and sushi. it was a terrible title and i didn't like it and i didn't know what to say i had never disagreed. that was the first time i disagree. i said i don't want to look at my book case and see that book and cringe in 30 years. she called me from new york and said, i don't know why we are going over the title thing let's keep it the samurai's garden. then i was saying, thank you, god and it became the samurai a garden which in the end worked when you decide hathat samurai is in your class you will see how it works. it works in many, many ways. i'm pleased it stayed the samurai's garden. not of anybody's choice but because it was the one we didn't want to fight over a

the front building was massive, so in my opinion it was over- untitled. give me another moment. >> i appreciate the comments. gooi am slightly torn in my feelings, and the reasons being part of both challenges, and planning looked carefully at the situation, and given the constraints going forward, it does bother me there is no parking, but i think issue the house got moved there as well, someone in voluntarily is also an important factor, so that is where my leanings are at this point. >> i am of a firm mind on this one. is it legitimate to open this up? i think it is extraordinary the building had been moved to this lot when it was legal to do so. i think this means that standard, so it was legal. when i look at this, this is a different point of view. is it a hardship? i felt like absolutely there was a hard shove, and the idea you would dismiss these factors, there are differential rules, so therefore, it is perfectly reasonable, and i would make the same point if one were to drive by tomorrow, you would not know the difference. it is not going to hav

it's untitled. "love's last urgency is earth and grief is all gravity and the long fall always back to earliest hours that exist nowhere but in one's brain. from the hard-packed pile of old-mown grass from boredom from pain a boy's random slash unlocks a dark ardor of angry bees that link the trees and block his way home. i like to hold him holding me, mystery mastering fear, so young, standing unstung under what survives of sky. i learned too late how to live. child, teach me how to die." >> who are you addressing there? >> the child that i was. the child that i was. i think, well that first line says it all. "love's last urgency is earth." i think there's a notion that when you're sick, when you're in danger of dying, that you want to get beyond. you know, you would think you want experience that takes you beyond the earth. you want some sense of an afterlife or, you know, something some sense of a beyond. but my experience has been just the opposite that when you feel threatened, what, in fact, y

the book is untitled the obama tape machine, the lies and the personal attacks on the president and who is behind them. you pointed out and no president should be spared criticism, but the personal attack has been more relentless than against any other president in our lifetime. >> in our lifetime. i think any other president since abraham lincoln. we think of him as saying abraham, but he was reviled. you and i go to the white house every day. i love seeing those protesters every day. criticism on in the president is valid and important, when it gets to be vicious personal attacks, that is what i think is wrong, and that is what we have seen against president obama. no president in our lifetime has been the subject of such personal attacks. >> you go on to say that the trainer has zero interest in bipartisan politics. you also and -- said john boehner has zero interest in bipartisan politics. you say it was largely personal, political, and mean-spirited. good >> i am critical of president obama, and i have seen as a democrat and a liberal, because i think he spends too much time trying

encourage you to ask questions during these workshops, and despite the fact of our conference is untitled sec speaks, i must say the views and tie it -- the views of the individual speakers will be their own, and not necessarily those of the commission or any of the various divisions and offices. to start, it is my honor, my distinct honor to introduce the 29th chairman of the sec. not many people realize this, but when she returned to the sec in january of 2009, it was mary shapiro's fourth appointment and a testament to your excellent justice in -- judgment that those appointments were equally divided. two were by republican presidents and two by democrats. her talent for understanding complex issues has been vitally important as we work to become more agile and a defective steering -- and affective during one of the most demanding moments in our history. she increased communication of all times and won broad support from elected and political leaders on both ends of pennsylvania avenue. she has brought not only a record number of enforcement cases but a significant number of actions in