"moby dick" sold about 2300 copies.o i'm very much for opening up, but at the same time and i think, will of quaker city, working on an article now and i'm going through it. i've written two books, but it's taken me two months to reread the novel, which is so dead is full of interesting images. that is a book that should certainly be canonized. so much going on there. and yet, it is amazing to me they were getting together and doing articles on it. a lot of the things that we've been churning out, people referred -- prefer to do something else that even, what other, it seems to me there's a lot of richness that is allowed. emily dickinson herself was a complete skin under unknown when she died and the edition with all the punctuation corrected in the? titles but in poetry. she wasn't really known -- that was published shortly after her death until thomas h. johnson came along and found her in the library in 1935 and suddenly this complete unknown and people have this really great stuff. again, i don't want to necessaril

people prefer to do something else and rely on moby.it seems to me there is a lot of richness that is still out there it is complete and unknown whether she died all of the punctuation was corrected and of little titles on the poetry she wasn't really known until thomas page johnson came along as the founder and the library period if and suddenly this complete unknown i didn't want to make a hierarchy and that's the same with the slave narratives. i think that it is right for example. for me they really do stand out intrinsically. there is a lot of those where some of the others were interesting and important but maybe they lacked the kind of density or richness that he would find with let's say frederick douglass. >> some texts are better than others. >> [inaudible] [inaudible] with the shrinking because the attacker use of this proliferation of books that academically no one reads. that is different now because of the revolution and the fact so much as featured and published on-line and some things will survive. detention backend 81 t

most popular musicians can't call themselves political activists however one artist known simply as moby has taken on a multitude of political causes during his decades long electronic music career in the fight for net neutrality to supporting chelsea manning the six time grammy award nominee has been on the frontlines of the fight for more harmonious and lighten the world and join me or to break down his music and activism i first asked him what he thinks is the biggest failure of the corporate music industry. one of the biggest failings is that the music business and record companies have treated listeners terribly for a long time you know like over charging for c.d.'s in the era of c.d.'s. punishing people for downloading music and. basically trying to make people feel guilty for listening to music and i just think it created a very sort of strange and very unhealthy climate around the release of music you've also stood up to the recording industry association of america and even called for the group to be disbanded in two thousand and nine for its two million dollar lawsuit against a

lot less meat very well put totally agree thank you so much for your input on that and so much more mobi artist activist really appreciate you coming into the studio all is my pleasure is really nice talking with you thanks so much. that's the first show you guys these out. crosstalk rules and the fact that you can jump in anytime you want. there's a media leave us so we leave the media. by the same motions surely play your party there's a good. thing for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our team. that. i'm. trying to. do and the banks all that all about money and i think that's like that for a politician right a lot. right. up. there just to let. that. alone welcomes technology updates on today's show christmas comes early for moscow's union of eight says. a novel animation up brings films to the big screen. a moscow state university gives a whole new meaning to wearable technology but first media may still be a couple of days off but they've already been plenty of festivities this month. in the uk. the take no spo

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the company signed on with the largest phone carrier, china mobi mobile. customers can start registering for phones on christmas day. the deal gives apple access to more than 750 million accounts. >> is the security breach that impacted customers has shoppers angry. that's hurting the company's bottom line. jackie is live with a look at the fallout and the effort banks are taking in the wake of this breach. good morning. >> that's right. good morning, laura. certainly more fallout from this data breach at target. a big news story. retail cowl tants, groups estimating that transactions at target fell 3% to 4%, the final weekend before christmas last year. target offering a 10% discount to all customers in an effort to limit the damage. banks are taking steps to contain some of the potential losses as well. daily spending limits on debit cards, that was between black friday and december 17. citigroup may reissue cards if it sees suspicious activity. at least three class action suits have been filed against target. and meantime, futures higher this morning as

the firebrand anti brussels mep savor the victory of a lifetime ask the european parliament's moby of all the merriment. and from excitement and box numbers of young people because what we're winning. is it that a democracy the ability to govern ourselves to the milestones of our own destiny with kissing goodbye to form a coma this bureaucrats in brussels to be running our country with a fall too long said with a sense of what was the sense of national real weight when it suddenly. we are who we are. we haven't gone out with two kiddos tossed by an obama loss in the further you count many of mourning the end of the common european history among some students and young graduates like joan. he believes people will soon become disillusioned. is it a tragedy and sense of national identity with the boss of the financial services industry may be to dump an affront bucks. the loss of the myth that manufactures or maybe it's the consonants is well on the cots in the manufacture and supply chains to get him into the straight. um it's not such a bright future. and yes as early as may twenty thi

and so we learned there were not the only ones simply being treated to a show and party one ton of moby. well we've been following the hunger strike at guantanamo since it began in february just a click away on our website we've got the full timeline of events surrounding the tories facility for more stories that shape the year we'll be bringing you our further reports of wind two thousand and thirteen matters right here on our team international. these are very close to being. braving the elements in you want to stand on it's a u.s. oil giant chevron. this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that sums up the gulag of our times. is an undeclared global battlefield in which again and is just one of the front lines. pardoned russian ex tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky has been all over the headlines in recent weeks as the media retells his story a murder case back from the one nine hundred ninety s. comes into light out of the bloody meat of protocol for us estimated mayor of the russian town where holder of oil company was registered now the fo

the moby three am. braden woke up to me hold it off on our own. that affected every family in this country and this is britain two thousand and thirteen terrible. depending on the provider the hike set to take effect this blog to be as high as ten percent with excess winter deaths in england and wales rising by thirty to thirty one thousand compared with the previous year sixty two the company is often true in the markets and off the side and when to put up prices. whether that's above the rate of inflation one off. is another question the biggest explain the rise in wholesale costs but industry regulator off jones said. costs rose by less than two percent profits meanwhile have gone up by seventy five percent of the last year alone. it is you. see the it read it the good of the depression. the bill. and there's a double whammy the national grid war that energy reserves are dangerously low. the risk of blackouts this winter will be higher than it's been for almost a decade but the more pressing problem for many remains simply getting through this

you should see a dedication to leat mike -- what mobi will mean to mcdonald's in the future.f you go into the story might add on action items, which increases the ticket price. the issue is the mcdonald's might not have the researcher to pull it off. starbucks is seen as the crÈme de la crÈme of all mobile apps, because they do not have any franchisees eared it is easy for you to buy in one store and redeem in another. areof mcdonald's franchisees, and that is where i felt might run into some trouble -- mike donald might run into some trouble. >> thank you. ," start right now. ♪ >> welcome to "money moves" where we focus on alternative assets. we show you what investors are doing as well as what is going on and hedge funds, private equity,. real estate, and more. a new wrinkle in the fund manager case. he decides not to testify at his trial for insider trading. the head of an angel investor network will join us on the early-stage investment landscape. using social media and mobile webaming, the ceo of the video startup is going to be here. we're going to take you downtown to

if you are reading "moby dick" on your mobile phone, your reading may be when you wait for the metroto come because you might get a signal when you go inside the car. you are reading when you're bored and are afraid someone might speak with you. but there is looking for facebook updates are reading "the new york times" are rather is reading a novel, a lot of that is done to avoid speaking with other people. we have data to show and sometimes pretend to speak. americans do it more than anybody else. so if people have the notion that reading is this one-act dignity rather than sitting to think about it and you're by yourself. i don't care if you imitate a book on the underlying it, try picture electronically or hard copy. they're not wanting libraries. they're not going back to the day once read. but they bought it and say come you know what, i really should go back to that. i see it on my shelf, staring at me. if you've got it in your kindle, you may have 100 books. you thumb through and say what haven't i read. our whole relationship with love reading and what it could be a word is c

graduate degree is in american literature, and i live on nantucket, largely because i really like moby dick. >> he does. it's great. >> i wrote a little book about that. >> i'm a fan. >> and -- likewise, but continuing the -- i was actually named for nathaniel hawthorne. >> really? >> yeah. it said that his biography of franklin pearce was the biggest book of text he had written. >> it was, and he dedicatessed -- when he dedicated a book to franklin pearce, ralph waldo emerson cut the dedication out. so it was very interesting. so we have that similar background. nathaniel's books on the essex, the whaling ship. >> and whittier, to continue with that, he wrote a poem called, the exiles, which describe otherwise thomas macy, the founding english settler of nantucket, fled puritan persecution and got on a boat with his family and imagine cloy 12 other people and fled the puritans to found nantucket. so just down the street from where we live is the house where supposedly whit you're wrote "the exiles." that's interesting. nantucket has a long-standing quaker community and frederick dougl

one of them is moby dick.crack it open at random and read for a little bit and the language is so beard into the story to be true stories of strange it is just a jampacked little book and it's like cold water splashing at my face just because it reminds me of what a book can be but it's so different from the way that i think and speak and write that it doesn't bleed into my storytelling. and the other is charles adams, the cartoonist. i have a big stack of old is charles adams books of cartoon collections and i just flip through those and he's just so delightful and strange and fun funny. it's like a switch. >> i also want to ask, doing a lot of research on my family and history. i am part cherokee but are you thinking about a book? anbook? there are so many books on you -- there is not enough, not the way that congress is going right now. >> i did write a very long essay that is in one of my collectio collections, i doubt that i would revisit that. but there is a little bit. i do read this it some of the hist

now those who play the whale will get hunted like moby dick.eos, could even be prosecuted under a loose interpretation of the law if they engage in or allow whale-like behavior going forward. that's a huge and positive change for the group. i think we'll presume there is less rogue behavior, the investment banks will begin to value these stocks like their investment streams, which was the case with morgan stanley, which stock has rallied and become a volcker compliant bank and done so with gusto. it's the biggest rally of the regional bank, and the nonbank financials like master card, which soared after a 10 for 1 split. big buyback. follow financials where a lot of investors got their monies because of worries if if they own a center bank, that the volcker rule applies to, it might blow i was up with trading or an embedded hedge fund or the kind that's been bad. no one was ever going to be able to put a pe multiple on proprietary due to the double whammy of inconsistency of the earnings streams and the possibilities of whale-like chicanery. wh

that was about but in some affected the back button on the precipice of moby says that attempts by the beast with the demonstrators but nobody bought it and indeed that's what they failed that the passive resistance put up by the demonstrators with enough to make the pizza dough but said that he can take that to me that this sentence but the united states that it expected to be that should probably be bred to hunt eggs into the tense relations between moscow and washington at the moment the committee up to the head with such a paramedic john mccain with brother and his role as a cold while yet hit the gym today. meanwhile down to the european union it is the running of patients with it with ukraine's indecisive yes well the thing to me for not wanting to scientific case in agreement with the dt did with rested from last post let me begin by dr. what a great site that would be good but rather what to write the state union met with the rest of the ukrainian authorities have said that they did what the red sheds would integrate with the us this evening but the good citizens of t sec's agr

the downside is as the consumers mobi get really smart using the r sho mobile phones they may be xaviertion and i'm sure they're using thirds party we real resources to verify everything. co but when we get the next round of quarterly earnings from we' retailers, that's when we'll know the success of the season. >> why should i buy on monday you know? wouldn't there be better deals maybe from weeks now from? is there better deals out there today? >> there may be on certain m items. retailers are so matter. they give you a number of items, they say here is the greatest deal you can ever imagine. you go online and it's not available. but you're online already and sonting you get something similar to that. >> specific places where there are good daels? go >> you can go to black friday.com and get a list of materials. but you should go on to amazon rent op search best deals and you'll getportant. a ton of different varieties. stick to your budget. you kn don't go crazy. the retailers are counting on self gifting.or get one for you and one for me. ing. >> you don't doe that? >> no. i know yo

the moby anchormen to and thmovie anchor man 2 and the character of ron burgandy " and in their interest the long- awaited sequel is a comedy surrounding the antics of the anchor as he rounds of his new scheme was more to start a 24 hour news channel. a >> instead of the unusual friday lunch, the movies opens at box offices on wednesday. think of it as an early christmas gift all those fans. >> i hope i do not remind anyone of that. in san francisco there in the mid 40's. upper '30's and san jose. thanks to the offshore breezes the temperatures are warmer than what we have seen. as we head into the afternoon we do have a possibility to see record- breaking want. i think we will break an old record was set back in 1998. 74 degrees for evergreen and low 70's for mountain view. walnut creek will have a high of 67 degrees. low 60's today for fairfield in antioch. oakland will be checking in with a high of 69 degrees. we do have poor air quality out there. another spare the air day has been issued. we will turn the corner and air quality is expected to improve. we will experience a cool down

the nathaniel i still have not read "moby dick". i hope to one of these days. thanks to dr.reman. i have lived here in boston for about a year and a half now. i am a new yorker and i'm rooting for the knicks tonight. they don't need my help. thanks to dr. form and who i went to hear talk about bunker hill our -- learned of this gentleman joseph warren. i had never heard of joseph warren. my sister has lived here in boston for four years and i have visited every historic site in new england and boston several times. never heard of it. dr. foreman said this is a unique human being. since then i have talked to in number of native australians and i'm amazed at how few of them have ever heard of joseph warren. thanks to europe book which he did send me an advance copy of so i just got ahold of it yesterday. you mentioned your book talks about two charismatic men one from massachusetts and one from virginia. i'm assuming i know the answer to the man from massachusetts is joseph warren. i have wondered since i've been here wise in their bridge named after joseph warren? >> yeah. sp