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Im not sure we are. right now, thats what, 70%, maybe 80% of the "washington post" revenue most print newspapers revenue. so what i think he does is not to slay or get rid of that legacy business. it generates a lot of money and hes not an havers to cash. but the advantage of having somebody like bezos owning the paper is number one, its going to be private. were not going to have wall street analysts about next quarters figures. number two, hes got pockets deep enough for us to do the experimen...

Centrifuges, this modern day willy wonka is reexamining the concept of food. >> i have moto and cantu designs in chicago. >> its really just someone who explores the science of food. were always trying to raise your expectations of what this food could be. re we use a lot of different tools. if you look at the limitations of creating new products, youre only limited by the technology you have to work with. the real thrill with the food experiments that we do is creating something thats impossibl...

Apply to your own business. just looking at your peers and being stuck in a i particular paradigm can be very limiting >> how do you foster innovation if youre not naturally innovative, how do you foster that kind of culture? >> i think within your organization, first of all you have to embrace experimentation that also means that you need to embrace failure. because when you experiment, not everything is goes well. you need to have a culture where you try things if they dont work, you actually ...

Thats pretty amazing. and ill bet you there is no one in the world that has the same color eyes as i do. >> neither of the cellmates would reveal how they tattooed their eyes or how they managed to create the colored ink. >> i cant tell you the process, but i do know it is painful and you dont use conventional tattoo gun or a homemade tattoo gun. so theres a layer you got to get in between that layer. you can use a hypodermic needle, but i aint saying thats what we used. >> we call my celly hams...

Unrelated but may have an idea that you can apply to your own business. he think just looking at your peers and being stuck in a particular paradigm can be very limiting. >> how do you foster an innovation, if you are not naturally innovative, how do you foster that kind of culture? >> within your organization, you have to embrace experimentation, that also means that you need to embrace failure. when you experiment, not everything goes well. so you need to have a culture where you try things, i...

Your way out of the problem, theres only one way to go, thats legalization. so it is an excellent opportunity for them. we have colorado and washington state, two states for experimentation, to see how it is going to go. if they follow the alcohol models weve cross the country, it will be a great success, not that alcohol is, but it is better than prohibition. >> neil franklin, executive director, 34 year police veteran, thanks for your time. great to have you here. >> thanks, rachel. >> we will...

Now, with these policies of legalization for marijuana, that environment will go away for those who choose to use marijuana. >> in terms of the federal government here, obviously, your role as an advocate, not just as a police veteran, youve been advocating on these issues for a long time, what do you think the federal government is going to do in terms of whether or not colorado is going to be allowed to go ahead with this experiment? >> personally, i think theyll be allowed to go forward. i th...

People like to read headlines to you that call you a vixen, foxy knoxy, whatever it is. okay. the dancing, the real proposition here is prosecutors believe this happened because you were a sexual deviant, right? right? forget the headlines. thats what this is about. at its core. this is their theory. that you went in there for some kind of freaky sexual activity that went wrong and your roommate wound up dying. >> fair? >> thats what they say. >> thats what it is. thats the truth of the proposit...

Thats pretty amazing. and ill bet you there is no one in the world that has the same color eyes as i do. >> neither of the cellmates would reveal how they tattooed their eyes or how they managed to create the colored ink. >> i cant tell you the process, but i do know it is painful and you dont use conventional tattoo gun or a homemade tattoo gun. so theres a layer you got to get in between that layer. you can use a hypodermic needle, but i aint saying thats what we used. >> we call my celly hams...

As others, the data i looked at doesnt show any difference in terms of psychological function, outcomes of the kids, sometimes children were affected by homophobia, i dont know if that was substantiated or not. they found in lesbian couples, sometimes the females, there was one study showed thats there more same-sex experimentation, the girls, daughter, no more identification as in the gay or regular population. and overall the only thing that stood out as something it did impact on the kids was...