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In ukraine, in terms of a possible likely outcome for russia? >> not dwell, unfortunately. i think that based on past actions, and especially in syria and in georgia, he will grind it out. and what i mean by that is you've already seen some targeting of civilians causing panic, causing the refugee crisis to be destabilized. destabilize parts of eastern europe. i think it's part of his playbook. that's how he wants to go. so i don't see, if there is a cease-fire, there is a sort of a peaceful agreement that is negotiated, really to give them more time to, the russians that, is to give them time...

You have been to russia. you kind of have insider thinking of both of these countries, the decision-making processes. but from your experience, how do you see this war and dying in ukraine, in terms of a possible likely outcome for russia? >> not dwell, unfortunately. i think that based on past actions, and especially in syria and in georgia, he will grind it out. and what i mean by that is you've already seen some targeting of civilians causing panic, causing the refugee crisis to be destabilized. destabilize parts of eastern europe. i think it's part of his playbook. that's how he wants to g...

How to Rise Above Your Circumstances Shortly after takeoff, the pilot circled over the Great Salt Lake, tipping the wings ever so slightly so we could witness the unusual reddish-purple color of the water—a phenomenon, he explained, that occurs when a particular species of algae meets up with a certain bacteria. It was quite fascinating. Just as he was bringing the plane level so we could be on our way, CRACK! A loud kind of popping noise sent a chill up my spine. “I believe we’ve hit something, so we will be returning to the gate,” an audibly shaken pilot reported.