zongo area where we were going for a after school study. and as soon as we finish studying we go and play with the computer. there were many things we can do on the computer games educational games and so on. and what i'm trying to say is that the computer broadens your horizon. is just dumping and nobody wants them in the bucket in your opening united states so they find a way to dispose of this though because it was deemed with so much fridge but this is what is left of the local. does nothing to show just the worst just moving into

the water is so polluted nothing above looks and there's nothing somebody. made a place in peter's all day long i mean who doesn't like that technology there's something new i know about it probably before the consumer does so every day's new every and every truck is almost like christmas a year ago a gigabyte was common for. bison like top line but now we're talking a good bye to beyond you know who knows what next year is going to break so big thing also was the size of the hard drives a year ago a terabyte was kind of something that was brand new very very expensive some of our desktops come built in with a terabyte drive you can buy drives up to two terabytes and for those who didn't know it's a thousand gigabytes so that's well to terabyte i don't think they'd take it for granted i think it's just mainstream it's almost like an enduring. walk it's like

there's my computers my glass of water it's just something going in the really think about new technology that said there's something for everybody you know people still like the desktops but they want smaller people still want to like the laptops that they want to make so they're kind of changing over to that as well and make them more for today is a very important day we have a lot of we have a lot of great advertisements going on i want you guys to remember that we also have a lot of customers out there we've been here since ten thirty and it will be six and a half hours that we'll been waiting here audacity that absolutely got to get the t.v.'s i don't know when the t.v. set in the. average don't even care bill scream this morning the garbage maybe for tax rates are lower they still look at is there today we have a very large sales goal that i want everybody to know that we have to hit we have to hit three hundred thousand today soon as we go we can do our very exciting right

i would never want to do over that three hundred thousand would be absolutely nice we did that i know sometimes there's recycling programs my nose you can actually scratch some of the computer all metal sheeting data scrap yard have a metal you know have a metal melted you get a couple bucks here and there for it if the search was for the most part. and i don't know i don't know where that old technology is a warehouse underground somewhere holds it all this two hundred fifty megabyte computers out there that have really no use so if you have your money yeah i be a.

this was one of the first of the proposals that i've been made to be a symbol selection committee for i.b.m. and i was given the job of joseline me a barcode and did i ever believe it would be this big no way i didn't have that nobody had died nobody believed it people your aides have trouble remembering or knowing what things were white in one nine hundred seventy three there's more

electronics and capacity in mind here and it's the work in big computers that took up the whole rules back in those days the liver was an oddity to see such that they will spray and new and producing a gold world's smallest electronic calculator by sharp price tag to match three forty five complete go free eight am for the biggest thing that i.b.m. was safety that's what we worried about we were concerned with safety but. we have our concerns for the pollution. and we did follow the law well i don't think we went overboard. yeah this is the birthplace of i.b.m. this is where it started in new york. spilled a lot of chemicals a. crack pipe. and they kept phil phil on.

and they. were was all go on until is. a big plume of chemicals it started out as a drip. drip and they never really came to the conclusion of where they were going all these chemicals were going because there would be times where they. are we use that much and there was a weekend there was two water wells that are closed up now but all this they went to any of the schools here and anything you're drinking that water i was diagnosed in eighty one with. not hodgkin's burkett's lymphoma which was a very rare cancer at that point and i was only twenty twenty years old and i had this big things brought out my neck and put this sign up so people that moved to this town know orders are a problem i don't want to comprehend the town and not know what happened here and

what's going on here and now everybody should be notified that there is a pollution problem here should be had. we know we have to try carol atheling we know we've got p.c. and the other chemicals it would take you maybe a week for me to tell you all of them we have a book this thick we didn't know all those chemicals until about two years ago. because apparently nobody wanted to tell the health officials. really have been working on. the e.p.a. to change the level of allowable c. and water they say it said ok level right now what's ok it may be ok for me might

not be ok for you you have your chemicals which is actually a pool in the ground in the groundwater and the vapors are seeping up through the ground they take these. and then they come into your home and that's why you have these really great on machines so it's a subset of thing though it takes the pollution dispersant coming into the home puts it in the air outside where it's breaks down we know tricolor at the link as askance or we know that and they say the moot point now because they're not using it but it's on the ground the first year i moved into this building. and there was not. i had to see the storm one long the i.b.m. problem and the chemicals is dupont's problem and the chemicals silicone valley problem in california nationally we are

a hidden. chemical. they're worried about people but overcomes the. stupid frogs are not stupid. they get here but you can people. you know how they wish. we made these products we need a computer that needed television sets but we should make a conscious effort to reduce the toxic components and i believe it can do it we should make conscious airports to think about how to dispose of these things properly it can be done. if you if. i. was if. i.

was if. you. had if. you had if it. was. heavy if. it. was if. the wall should they probably last shouldn't last five years or for that last one year because what do you do after that how do you keep it spending your product why we can't compete with what the computer can do for us because fast. and it is

certainly helped and research all. but look what we've done with think a. whole bunch. more good. economic down in the final. and the rest. will be if we.

came from. the european union is taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. waters they fish they load the fish into the ships and leave for. illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. torch is on its epic journey to structure. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred cities. relate to fourteen thousand people or sixty five. in

a record setting trip. c.n. others face. a limp a torch relay. on r g r g dot com. on the word revolution issue very few days and yet i think there's a meaning to the words the computer revolution we have got increasingly computers of a million people increase in cost as we said before i believe the reports we hear of this revolution are very misleading they often underestimate the speed which is going on and the important but worst of all they end up the size material aspects how many people have that how much leader what wonderful new things we will have

they'll discuss the impact it will have a view of ourselves and our world off then i believe the most important part of the computer revolution. of. late is eventually going to end up in somebodies ringing every one of these monitors says forty eight hours a lead that in the glass it's ok until it's run over those big machines in

bulldozers and everything and crushed that lead us will leitch into the water eventually even if it's a line blue. a field is going to be a way for the water to get out of the line plain . people think that the donating it to some cause and it's really a recycling event and then say well this still works and. i want to walk you know if you look. at the police. that. i guess i don't you don't think that the public has to realize they can just buy and then. you know just throw it away i mean i mean they're going to be responsible the public has to be responsible and until you get to that level. you know it was always going to be stuff going in the wrong place or doing the wrong thing. at

least . the. idea you don't sleep every place you do see the screws if you will miss you everybody's trying to get to see how the uncle enos the it's nice and ships it's a funny business he buys the ships and then i play from the points and and i sell seats i send them money back you see to plan an allegiance to sneeze gently and

think. about which. some of them many good seeing. it's no working. yeah at least if they need. to do something about the maybe checking the flow of the brings each down you know what is coming this way keep. some of them in against you it's like you taking a rubbish to your house because it's his favorite i go round the shops to look out for what is coming in to this town to buy where. you just come through this is. basically second hand computers imports coming in from the us i examine them to look for all the ownership labels that's the case on them and also i talk to who will buy them again and how they got here i think it is simple to you know it's not a soul is the origin of these computers that we need more about it more than a hundred days that we couldn't get out of this one i think and from which country

the only person who is actually knows that oh they don't count us you know you know based on the book the most is actually nobody can use to change it you just must hate you to be kind to you kate still doesn't say we have a policy in place to a brand new policy that doesn't allow to dispose of one of dumping old show will be just another contrast with here and see everything here is dale. that everything here is still. to come out of both it but my. thing happens all the time and each time i go wrong that he was shocked my colleagues dumpsite i've come across these ownership maybe this one ses state department state of connected called department of mental health this is just dumping all these as a rather obsolete do not have been functional you know sort of person is what i

just did united states dumping on going to dump a diligent. it was done a deal still to make them is to recycle it so it was simply a. sequel. as. it was is that. what you do well you know what do you think. i want to know not not what you want to do i'll come to tell what you want to do with these than this why you do what i why it's my own country you know what do you think do. you know. my dismissal. and what do you think will prejudge. the outcome of the what you say is i only go forward to bring you know but i don't know what to use the for. in the world of numbers man has been developing. handle increasing amounts of data.

now it might make even our more theory. the reason. you later has already become a. much from our daily i think of it. we've got this computer by our next computer trenton which he goes by track man. that's his computer cheyennes got a laptop we just bought a new laptop for crystal. and then i've got a couple other ones around here that don't they're not working correctly the parts computers but maintaining all those computers it's very expects a link by the simple description a whole bunch of people that like to play games get together on in like one room in the will play the same game it's a neat hobby it's expensive hobby thing it's free it's

a cool thing to do it can be really good don't like it for these guys because it's a really good fathers. bonding hobby i do think it's me that they have something in common that they grow up is a teenager and that with his dad playing. like. james least in the united states it's the biggest biggest party first so i was very skeptical about it i thought what kind of people gather together but it sounds ins to computers that can play.

such a power hungry show. we're having to rob peter to pay paul with cables coming down here to go back up in the halls. just to feed it is happening so fast and progressing so fast. that if you bought the ultimate computer today before you get home it's already obsolete the new generation doesn't know what it's like to. not have a computer to not have emails. sometimes three or four cellphones. yes. i remember when we were really excited because we're got

a new black and white t.v. . and then we got super excited when we had a color t.v. that was the bomb. so electronics has just. done amazing things for our society some good some bad just like everything else. on one. go get the story. like boy. finally.

go get the stone to break this one on. this one over there and here's another one. like you. think. i'll. believe.

it. does the way it was so you plan to do this work until you become a pastor. you know i will be in. another job before i become a pastor something to say you know what kind of work.

i'll become president. what are you stupid to say that you know tell them when you're older and by god's grace able to complete their education whatever god has planned for you is what you will do presently you don't know what you will be or do in the future to have a good life simcoe or am i wrong rather. tell them by god's grace you complete your education you will do what their god has planned for you. to do and be i make it. on the ground. why is the price of gold so high. demand global demand do you think oldest money. know the value of the only place we have to live of the water that we need to survive it's not compared to bill i mean gold we're not going to eat gold we're not

going to be cold. we're not going to drink oh well clearly what i'm all is and is in a desperate economic situation absolutely right what we're wrong to do is say therefore any kind of economic development from the outside is going to be a benefit their only purpose is to extract as much money as possible to feed into the global financial system. with we are part of the geo political economic system that's extremely exploited or. first of all it's a question with the mining should even be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy people's lives resources environment. well you know those are pretty serious questions mining is not a what a moment problem it's happening in asia in africa and south america in central

america in mexico and it's even happening in canada and the united states. do we speak your language i mean some of the will not advance. news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little tune in to angles to these stories. for you here. in troy altie spanish find out more visit. tito it's calm. down the stand your correctly bad you don't believe that ad word snowden performed a public service may be in the best interest of the united states but at least in the best interest of humanity here countries don't want to turn over their playbook to the other side and that's essentially what's happened here it is true that it is

heard a big debate about the role of our intelligence services in the united states i think that debate was coming anyway after nine eleven but i don't think we've had sort of anything in the interest of humanity served by this episode. right from the scene. of. the first street. and i think pictures. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on.

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