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Office space you are claiming in your home has to be exclusive to your business. cant be using this office space as a part-time second bedroom or your babys nursery and you happen to be doing some work in there as well. it has to be exclusive to your work. >> okay. so measure your home office and take photos as a backup record of the space. they will come in handy if the irs questions your office use in an audit. many of you is such as pete from hemmitt twittered about using a pro or going it al...

Conclusion at duke and nick kansas, we launched the national candidate study. we interviewed about 2,000 candidates for legislative office across the country. part of the study, we asked them to estimate which share of their constituents supports policies. we then used a national example for that support, compared their accuracy and found pretty while inaccuracies. the data is all over the place. but there is this conservative bias that shows up there. >> and the conservative bias is interesting...

Keep talking, chris. >> its across all districts, right? even people who are in relatively liberal districts or relatively conservative districts, those lines, as you move from the left to the right, those are the districts changing in their composition, and, yet, the line is essentially constant the whole way there, right? >> and that nobody is accurate. the green line is perfect accuracy, and conservatives are less accurate in terms of liberals are. >> everyone overestimates the conservatism o...

Women and get them to say this. >> jim, what is going on with the stories? there have been a number of them. and one of them stems from an interview that someone at your paper did. is it laziness or is it deliberate willfulness? what drives them? >> i think its a noxious mix of laziness, to throw in the overriding technology. obviously nobody has a monopoly on what has become this ferocious desire that we all have to be first. but boy, the inherent tension, michael, between that desire to be fir...

The stories? there have been a number of them. and one of them stems from an interview that someone at your paper did. is it laziness or is it deliberate willfulness? what drives them? >> i think its a noxious mix of laziness, to throw in the overriding technology. obviously nobody has a monopoly on what has become this ferocious desire that we all have to be first. but boy, the inherent tension, michael, between that desire to be first, particularly in the online work and accuracy and fairness ...

These been a number of them. one of them stems from an interview someone at your paper did. is it laciness or deliberate willfulness? >> i think its a mix of laziness and the override of technology. nobody has a monopoly on this desire we all to be first. but the inherent tension, michael, between that desire to be first particularly in the online world and accuracy in fairness is substantial. i dont want to get too pedantic. who had gained a reputation and deservedly so for impersonating chicag...

To portray yourself as the most open and transparent in history. we have to move on. patrick packston is the now former ombudsman for "the washington post." he delivered his final column, taking on a readers concern that the post has a strong pro gay bias. and he used access for the mail, and minimized the conservative view and unnamed reporter at the post, the reporter, the reason that legitimate media outlets routinely cover gays is because its a civil rights issue of our time. journalism at i...

Point it has stopped as the department said today. i.c.e. issued a statement saying they dont anticipate additional releases but with the sequester in place things could change depending on what the financials are ultimately. in terms of the accuracy, i stand by my story. i stand by mr. meade noug his retirement after the acknowledgement. the report surfaced monday evening and things progressed on tuesday. and the issue gained considerable traction among republican lawmakers and others questioni...

Most open and transparent in history. we have to move on. patrick packston is the now former ombudsman for "the washington post." he delivered his final column, taking on a readers concern that the post has a strong pro gay bias. and he used access for the mail, and minimized the conservative view and unnamed reporter at the post, the reporter, the reason that legitimate media outlets routinely cover gays is because its a civil rights issue of our time. journalism at its core is about justice an...

Im told essentially at this point it has stopped as the department said today. i.c.e. issued a statement saying they dont anticipate additional releases but with the sequester in place things could change depending on what the financials are ultimately. in terms of the accuracy, i stand by my story. i stand by mr. meade noug his retirement after the acknowledgement. the report surfaced monday evening and things progressed on tuesday. and the issue gained considerable traction among republican la...