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concepts and the slogans remain unchanged they are the same the great american slogans new deal new frontiers new america america first two words always the same the cox of the display of truth is dependent on the nature of the media but the internet is the largest object meant to destruction that we know the internet is a place of permanent noise you can say anything at any time in total anonymity and in total impunity and complete immunity on the internet and no one can know the author of the message is internet is a weapon of destruction as we have never known. that you were asked in an interview whether you believe leader should apologize in public when they've made a mistake when you said no and he said the only way to recover when you've made a mistake is victimization you should always present yourself as a victim because victims are always forgiven what about accountability especially in a time of crisis or a time when wars are waged are people looking for politicians or leaders who take responsibility for their actions we do vote for yes so as to level of misconduct there is personal

here is the new areas we need new technology is because because they in the shoe is exploring new frontiers and they need new machinery new technologies know how so and so forth are these technologies available are they there already are all we still need to invent something new to to think of something new is actually a bit of both. in many areas especially in the water. what is happening is that previous technologies are being adjusted to meet the conditions of these new areas like we go for much higher pressures and temperatures so what the industry is doing is to adapt or just to specify equipment and. blinds pumps to those new conditions so for that we already have the technology is basically you know i just meant that technology to beat the requirements of these other areas now there are other situations where your technology is brand new or have to be developed and that's why the industry continues we invest our research is interesting to note is that you know the big oil theory has been raised on this curse that since in the forty's are in the for this there are already people think

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really this is a new frontier nobody's done nobody's done drilling in an urban setting and studied the long term the facts of what's going to happen and so again it comes back to my health clean air clean water those are things that we can't live without we can all live without gas royalties. you know a few dollars to have an industrial toxic chemical laden facility literally in your backyard it's not worth it the risks are not worth the reward. i knew that if i. didn't act and if gas drilling occurred near my home and one of my children got sick i would never forgive myself. the method of gas drilling they use is called hydraulic fracturing or fracking as many self like as school and so was up on the fracking process this documentary racing has been proving popular at the local blockbuster. it's called gasland and this is its most famous and. she's just so i went out west and found people who could let their water for many many of them tell their own thing and people started to realize oh by water for eating black my water is bubbling something smells funny my kids are getting that th

we have left behind the old word of private--old world of privacy and we've crossed into a new frontierf spying. we need to figure out when government can get authorization, i'm not much for commissions and special reports. usually that's a hard way to punt on a horde decision but this is not an easy balancing act. sometimes law enforcement needs information immediately to save a life or catch a terrorist. that's why the president should appoint wise thoughtful folks to look at this issue and provide crisp rules so that we don't have to worry about big brother listening, taking notes of who our friends are. we go to the know what t and how they know it. that's my view. >> eliot: in a famous literary conference a critic is alleged to have said to ernest hemingway, and i quote the only difference between the rich and other people is that the rich have more money. but perhaps the critic was wrong. according to an article in new york magazine research suggests they really are very different. a psychologist paul piff showed in a study earlier this year, i quote, living high on the socio- soc

you always see, you know, small companies being created that innovate around the new frontiers. >> reporterry may have a hard time keeping up. new study says companies now handle 2.2 zata bytes of data global. if each byte 'twas size after grain of sand, 2.2 could cover the earth 300 times. and the cost of protecting all that d has become big business for growing companies like tiger swan. >> financially, it probably pushed us up 25%. we are really enjoying the growth. >> companies like tiger swan could benefit if the cincinnati pass it is cyber security bill this week because without it put in place a voluntary program that would help companies step up to a federal standard of cyber security but the back story on that is that the u.s. chamber of commerce has been resisting this bill favoring two alternatives saying that this particular bill puts burdensome regulations on american companies. >> sounds like there's still sticking points. that begs the question as to how much of a likelihood sit the bill will get through this week. >> we don't know. there's opposition on the right from -- ent

the top drug enforcement administration official said africa has seen as "the new frontier in terms of counterterrorism and counter narcotics issues." the west africa corporative --su despite widespread criticism for the cause. the u.s. war on drugs has seen an earlier expansion in central america. most recently, dea agents have been under scrutiny for being involved in at least three fatal killings in honduras. the online whistleblower wikileaks has announced it has hired the trouble is in spanish judge garzÓn to have the legal team representing the site and its founder, julian assange. the recently met at the ecuadorian embassy in london, where assange has sought political asylum to avoid extradition to sweden. garzÓn is down for taking an international human-rights cases with actions including ordering the arrest of former chilean dictator and a jets, 1998, indicting osama bin laden for 9/11, and probing the abuse of u.s. prisoners of guantanamo bay. those are some of the headlines. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen sh

all of essex county, massachusetts, was actually filled with refugees from the maine and new hampshire frontier, which is where the war was raging, and that a number of the afflicted people were among those refugees and that you can trace their biographies, as i did, and find out that they had traumatic experience as young people. one of the things that i argue is that we could today say, in modern terms, they seemed to have been suffered from post-traumatic stress. and if you pay attention to it, there are indians all the way through the salem records. people say they see the specter of the devil in the shape of an indian. people talk about having nightmares of indians. and actually a little-known fact is that there was a major indian attack within 20 miles of salem while the trials were going on. >> what year did the trials happen? >> 1692/1693. it went on for about 15 months total. we talk about the salem witchcraft trials mostly through the vehicle of the special court that was established to try the witches, accused witches, and that special court sat in june through september of 1692. but

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generation of americans and ask them not to shrink from their responsibility, to advance across a new frontier of science and commerce. today i suggest we confront a similar anxiety with much greater global competition. it is therefore essential for us to seize the initiative and education, innovation, technology, alternative energy, and advanced manufacturing. our leaders have secured. our economy will remain the strongest on earth. americans will continue to find good jobs and have confidence that they will make it in america. the key to success i believe is a renewed dedication to the kind of individual responsibility and commitment that made this country the great country that it is. america's history has been one of innovating and developing. better products and services. it has been a history in which manufacturing goods has played a major role. americans believe that making things in america must be an important part of our future if we're going to be successful. manufacturing has been a bright star in our current recovery. over the last three years we have seen strong gains by manufact

or on a new frontier, they're already doing that and trying to save as much as they can, their crops.i don't expect that the u.s. is not using the state of art technologies, they are normally on the frontier, but anything to help increase water to this point would you essential. >> host: let's look at this chart, the u.s. is major exporter of maze, corn, wheat or rice. who do we sell to? >> guest: to the whole world basically. in the case of soybeans, the main one is china, china imports 35 percent of soybeans and that's why we're facing significant pressure in soybeans now. if you recall, a few months ago, there was a significant revolution happening in south america, argentina, pear gay, brazil, which are key exporters of soybeans and we're seeing volatility. in our measure of volatility, soybeans is moving to moderate, and that's extreme volatility. in the case of wheat, exports goes around the world. the key importer of -- importers of wheat are northern africa, cairo, also, south america, central america are key importers of wheat. in the case of africa, subsaharan after cash tha

tents for new arrivals; just plastic sheets handed out by medicins sans frontieres. without those, they'd have nothing. the u.n. refugee agency, unhcr, wants to move these people on again. but they cannot go yet. the u.n. can't put up tents fast enough in the new camp, so they're stuck in the mud in jamam. the unhcrs now scrambling to get thousands of new arrivals out of here, but even when they're gone, there'll still be 35,000 people camped in jamam's toxic mud lake. >> i think it is absolutely top priority that large numbers of people are evacuated, i would say out, of jamam. this is not a safe place for them to be. we are very worried about disease outbreaks. we need someone at a higher level to make a strategic decision to solve this problem once and for all, and that probably means moving most people out of jamam, if not all. >> these people are living in a very unlivable environment and their health is gravely affected because of it. but the question of why and how this happened is something you're going to have to ask the unhcr. >> reporter: the head of the ag

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>> you would think it would make front-page news, perhaps on both sides of the frontier. as diplomatic spat go, this is not one you want to make, mixing up the flags for countries that are still technically at war with each other, but in both the media and north korea and south korea, it has not gotten much play at all. i was looking at north korean state media, and they have just put up the results of the match with columbia, with north korea one, but not a word about the flag issue. and maybe many people in north korea had not actually seen the game and have not have coverage of the flurry around it. they may be trying to keep the story under wraps. in south korea they do not have that problem and not them that is the injured party so you expect them to make more, but it has been running as a very short spot -- short sports report. it has not made the front page of all. >> why do you think that is? take a difficult to say. it certainly took me surprise. ay.>> difficult to say pier y the north korean wife has just officially been introduced. everyone is pouring over who

generation of americans and urged them not to shrink from their responsibility, to advance across a new frontier of science and of commerce. today, i would suggest we confront a similar anxiety but much greater global competition. it is, i think, therefore, essential for us to seize the initiative in education, in innovation, in technology, in alternative energy and in advanced manufacturing. once again, our leaders must ensure that america's role in the world is secure, that our economy will remain the strongest on earth, and that americans will continue to find good jobs and have confidence that they will make it in america. the key to success, i believe, is a renewed dedication to the kind of individual effort and personal responsibility and commitment that made this country the great country that it is. america's history has been one of inventing, innovating and developing better products, processes and services. it's been a history in which manufacturing goods has played a major role. americans overwhelmingly believe that making things in america must be an important part of our future if w

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in less than a day to go before a new international space station crew blast off to the final frontier artists have the most say has been to the launch site speaking to those who will soar to the stars. in the scorching heat of kazakstan right there in the distance lies the rocket launcher that will be propelling at the thought used here may out to be i have said from by cannot cause but during september now the team have had a very very busy weekend they've had press conferences with cameras and photographers almost a celebrity like lifestyle for them just before their big day friends and family have been gathered here at baikonur cosmodrome just giving them support and saying that we're all behind you on your important mission what will they be doing up there well as always a research and scientific research is on the agenda they'll be looking at looking at how humans can live in orbit with the world's media watching and photographers clicking the shutter is a way to get the perfect shot one wonders how the three people on the spot like today feel about their next mission to the inte

it's less than a day to go before a new international space station crew of three belong to the final frontier and all she has to say has been to the launch site speaking to those who will soar to the stasis. the international group that is expecting it to lift off but to deny access on sunday has now been hiring to meet and as you can see just behind us right now which is having made the last one of the one just before that big day for them on sunday i caught up earlier on with them was showing that the last few days yet by car no and this is what they had to tell us what the world's media watching and photographers clicking the shot is a way to get the perfect shot one wonders how the three people on the spot like today feel about their next mission to the international space station expedition thirty two thirty three is underway because they sort of started thinking about this a little bit and the black eyed peas come to mind and if you know the song tonight's going to be a good time and the second one of course is let's get this party started after two weeks and we're all very relaxed incl