bax, i'm moving on to the other lesion. bax: all right. carol, take a look at the screen. tell me what you see. the heels are my length, but i wouldn't be caught dead in those horr... (slurring words) (machine beeps) michael, you hit her speech center. i'm nowhere near broca's. her speech should be intact. (slurring) then what the hell's going on? she's lost consciousness. pulse is crashing. bp's rising. cushing's reflex! the cyst ruptured spontaneously. fluid's leaking onto her brain; that's why she can't speak. lantz: pressure's 170! she's having an allergic reaction to the cyst fluid. her brain's herniating through the craniotomy. we need to raise the head of the bed and hyperventilate. heart rate's still dropping. put her on a mannitol drip to lower the swelling, and nitroprusside to get her bp down. lantz: bax, bag her while i do it. come on, let's go! all right. done. irrigation and suction. lantz: she's stabilizing. bp's going down, heart rate's coming up. great work. swelling's going down. did you stop it in time? i hope so. we'll know if she wakes up. (monitor bee

just grab her a gown while i track down bax. oh. okay. you didn't prepare me for electroshock therapy. bax has to do the tests to indicate whether or not i need to operate. so he's like your ground crew. (laughs) yes, the navigator in the or. how we looking? uh, latency and amplitude are normal. it means your nerve functions are fine. then what's causing my pain? could be tendonitis, arthritis-- i'll know more after i test your fast-twitch muscle functions. that's going into me? only into your abductor pollicis brevis muscle. your hand. bax: i'll be gentle, but... it's gonna feel weird. you ready? i guess. all right. (groans quietly) so... where exactly do you fly? where do you want to go? i can get you to europe and south america non-stop; australia and asia with one layover to refuel. bax: very good. now, flex your thumb slowly, until i tell you to stop. your family must miss you, you being gone so much. no family. just me and the big blue sky. my father was a pilot. i wanted to fly since the moment he let me take the yoke. bax: okay, y

did not know harley of all because i work dollars mostly in the 18th and 19th century the often going bax's with to the success in century. purposeless segno of the 20th. this provinces of this century. so what i did was to face. what they was, if you want to park my own previous research and where i didn't i tried to to buy what i would call post holes , look very closely at the paris sources of particular subject that i was interested in and then on a large and very grand secondary blucher. as would other scholars. but the did nothing guarantees to reinvent the wheel on the subject. it is those kinds of things, of drawing on my own knowledge. postilion such as roy was particularly interested in what titis? >> will move a wonderful place of the department of history at the university of maryland is that nobody claims ownership over particular subjects. i am a historian of the civil war, and nobody else can to step of me. i have been able to teach many, you know, many things. i'd probably buy favorite is just the general american history, of course. we tend to get the big questions , kind o

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as president, i would eradicate those barriers that make it impossible for you to bax's that affordable policies somewhere else which will drive costs down because providers in this area will want to compete. i think that would be very, very good for the marketplace. let's take a step back, and before we get to $1 trillion over the next 10 years or the mandate that may prove to be unconstitutional next summer when the supreme court takes about, not to mention the uncertainty for you and others in small business to do not know what to do about hiring come in fusing capital expenditures into the marketplace, so everyone is just sitting on their hands waiting for clear -- greater clarity. the clarity i am going to bring as to do away with obamacare. we are going to sit down together with the 50 governors and we say we will take two years because the american people cannot afford to wait any longer. we will find the best approach is for cost containment, because we know we can do it, and we will find the best approaches for things like individual responsibility. 75% of health-care spending

as president, i would eradicate those barriers that make it impossible for you to bax's that affordable policies somewhere else which will drive costs down because providers in this area will want to compete. i think that would be very, very good for the marketplace. let's take a step back, and before we get to $1 trillion over the next 10 years or the mandate that may prove to be unconstitutional next summer when the supreme court takes about, not to mention the uncertainty for you and others in small business to do not know what to do about hiring come in fusing capital expenditures into the marketplace, so everyone is just sitting on their hands waiting for clear -- greater clarity. the clarity i am going to bring as to do away with obamacare. we are going to sit down together with the 50 governors and we say we will take two years because the american people cannot afford to wait any longer. we will find the best approach is for cost containment, because we know we can do it, and we will find the best approaches for things like individual responsibility. 75% of health-care spending