they get horner free, and he's fouled by werner. dan's third. >> larry: that's about the only thing you can do. you cannot give up the lay-up right there. only two seconds went off of the clock. >> bob: dennis horner. and the wolf pack, they need this one to guarantee themselves a tie. if florida can sink a three. 57-55. >> larry: something they've not done much of today. >> bob: horner. gators need a three. who is it going to be? >> larry: right now, erving walker. and a slapdown by gonzalez. that will put florida on the line for a one and one. >> larry: interesting strategy right there. go ahead and foul. the most they can make is two. will they rye to make the first one? yes. will they try to make the second one? probably not. >> bob: walker's got to make the first one. to have an opportunity to have the intensional miss and offensive rebound. that plays a little harder since they changed the rule on the lane. that first spot in college with the second straight year is vacated. >> larry: i really always felt like the middle guy h

werner, on the deck, and the hand check. florida does in their half court offense, they do a lot of that dribble drive that you heard a lot about in college basketball today. often times, and florida has several guys that can do that. you saw werner make that move. that middle was wide open. they sort of turned it out for him. >> bob: werner. his spin move got him open. and dan werner with his second field goal. four points. 29-23, and another pack turnover against the press, but florida gives it right back to them. degand to mays, stop and pop three. and howell commits the foul in the rebound action. his first. >> larry: he just pounded parsons into the floor. >> bob: parsons ended up in carry. >> larry: ever since the opening start of this game, florida in the first two minutes was dominating play, and nc state settled down, and they have really played well. thing i've been most impressed with is their half court defense. the gators have not help eed themselves by not being able to make those long range shots. they're not

werner almost took his jersey off. >> bob: 11 gator steals.r chance. >> bob: and now roger ayers stops the game for an injured player. dennis horn er, trying to get t his feet. just rolled that ankle. and limping back to the bench. see if we can see it here. >> larry: here's werner trying to get around that screen. he stops --

stanley kubrick drawn upon a composite, henry kissinger and werner von brunn and the scientist and thether of the hydrogen bomb among histories but more than anyone else kubrick cited herman kahn in the movie. that is to say some of kahn's thought experiments -- and these were potential scenarios, thought experiments, devices as kahn put it designed to expand the mind and to eliminate the kind of conundrums policymakers had to think when they had to imagine what the future might look like. and one of these devices was -- as he called it was the doomsday machine, a kahn thought experiment about a device who's only purpose was to destroy all life. and it was essentially designed to teach military strategists the limits to what an ideal and fully capable deterrent could do. he's never meant as a real concept and almost immediately after raising this thought experiment of this fully capable deterrent on thermonuclear war kahn explains why it's an acceptable but kubrick instead shows literally to cite verbatim passages from a book talking about the doomsday machine which he noted was based

my entire point about not just looking to women through a linear box, if you're an aspiring doctor werner and you are of a certain age, then why are we just talking to you about taxes and regulation? why are we insulting you about same-sex marriage or abortion? or that you don't make money as he can't do the math. you don't understand who mr. feith is yet. yes, people do. i think technology is a big part of the. or whatever else you want to say about president bush or senator mccain, one of them, one of them refer to the internet laurel and one of them once said of google. cingular. so that coupled with you could pay a dollar and be part of my campaign and having a first book page and all that is quite remarkable. >> from a statistical standpoint, what would you say is the number one reason women would give for being conservative because the number one reason women get for being conservative is very philosophical and not specific issue base that is their view of government. it's that they believe government should do less, not more. that the government should do -- they are very constitut