i didn't have the idea to create an encyclopedia originally, but we kept finding more and more groups that nobody had ever written about, and nobody knew existed, some of them quiet large. so the encyclopedia became a project to document all of the different groups and to provide some kind of frame work for understanding them. we found that there was quiet a bit of diversity; 1,500 or more groups in the united states alone. but at the same time, many of these groups were slight variations on other groups so that while there is this wide spectrum of religion. there are also these family groupings of religion; religious groups that are very close to each other but different in some kind of way. and we now have a much better understanding of why our religious landscape is the way that it is. >> see he used "religious landscape" which is i guess a similar terminology, it's kind of kind of ecological perspective. but we pass the ethical dimension when we talk about proper patterns of action and i love how his fundamental answers to questions about why should we appreciate different religio

. >> you're right, it's like an encyclopedia for fashion. so much. >>> next up, bobbie's book "the power of style" is on our website, klgandhoda.com. >>> and musical masterminds, the hot duo, timeflies. >> they're elvis duran's new finds. >> today we're kicking off a brand new series called elvis duran's artist of the month when elvis duran brings us his pick for hot musicians to watch. >> today it's the duo, time flies, made up of cal shapiro and rob resnick. billboard named them one of the 13 acts to watch in 2013 and their newest single is "i choose you." which every girl loves to hear on those dating shows. elvis, welcome. >> rock center. >> this is pretty cool, this little segment that we're going to be doing. >> you know, i'm glad that we're coming together for this. you need to have an experience, a learning experience every month with new music. that's why i'm -- >> every week, believe me. >> i'm bringing a friend by. working at z 100 here in new york and all the stations, we've been breaking new artists for years. some of them have

story that originated in graduate school in california where i was contributing material for an encyclopedia being being produced by mike by zerneck chose his name off of the list thinking it would be entertaining. then when i went to look for material about him i couldn't find any i thought i'm the worlds worst graduate student and they should shoot took me out. i called my advisor and i said i don't know what i'm going to do. she said let me look and she called me back and said no it's fine. it's not you, there is nothing. so it turns out that what he did at that time was a biography published in 1904 by alfred payne a writer for a children's magazine and to this was his big break was writing this book. there was a picture book to martin keller published in 1958 which has wonderful text but approximately 57 pages of the so that's not enough. and then there is quite an odd book but a great book if you're interested in eccentricity published in the mid-90s by roger fisher which is both a book about nixon and a book about nast's campaign so if you can imagine that. [laughter] it's not the usu

the fact you've got urban areas all around the world with population growth and they have got an encyclopediacket. you just made your first big investment in 3-d printing. >> that's right. >> 3-d printing, online education and crowd funding. the three areas you're most focused on right now. >> those are the three most rece recent. >> what's the 3-d printing. >> now you can have these small units that basically manufacture objects in the house. basically, like, kids can make their own toys. then you've got these larger industrial 3-t facid facilities. we backed a company that can print in -- we think there's going to be a manufacturing renaissance with new products designed and printed in 3-d as opposed to manufactured by machine the way people have been doing it for a long time. >> it's been 20 years since you created that first popular used web browser mosaic, the way we interact online. these are the areas that you think are going to grow today. and how long do you think do you give these companies to sort of develop? >> well, our hope is these are 15 or 20 year venture. when we invest we'r

and he is an encyclopedia on this stuff. meanwhile, we've got national security expert aaron cohen joining us from los angeles. aaron, you're the president of the united states, you've met with your security team, you've already sent out your attorney general, eric holder, to do whatever he can and provoid whatever resources -- provide whatever resources boston and massachusetts officials need. what are they looking for, what are they doing, what should we be watching? >> well, i think that, well, obviously, the president has sanctioned federal aid to back up the state and local police agencies down there which the president came clean about and seems to be doing a very fast job with which is really critical especially considering this is a terrorist situation. for every second you waste, another innocent person can be killed. as far as his plan on a macro level, i think at this point right now they're betting on this investigation unfolding a as quickly as possible so that they can send a message to the american people whic

my kids don't know what an encyclopedia is.ogle things when they do their homework. >> google had good fourth quarter, things are challenging the first quarter, put pressure on stock, one is they divested their stock business last quarter and you have a consensus no. that was a blank. some people included the numbers and some excluded it. that added 50 basis points with potential of growth last quarter and 130 basis points the motorola mobility is the biggest change in google's armour, 12 months in see how it works out. tracy: the glasses. >> the glasses are very cool. if you think of the rumors on the i watch, google oversaw it -- overshadowed apple on the 100 day after google and it is not that mover, $1,500 is a high price point, but one that is including. tracy: what do you want to hear from the company? >> the most interesting thing is what facebook called the facebook home overlaying the android operating system and doing what apple should have done, putting the consumer first, the fringe for a sand dabs of the background

. >> your right, it's like an encyclopedia for fashion. vis duran brings us his pick for hot musicians towatch. >> today it's the duo, time flie me up of cal shapiro anrobresnick. biboard named them one of th 13 acts to watch in 2013 and thei newes single is "i choose which every girl loves to hear on thoseatin show elvis, welcome. >> rock center. >> this is prett cool, this little segment that we're going to be doing. >> you know, i'm glad that we're coming together for this. you need to have an experience, a arni experience every month with new music. that's why i'm - ery week, believe me. >> i bnging a friend by. wog at z 100 he in new york a all the stations, we've been baking new artists for years. some of them have become huge superstars, some of them not. >> who's been your big success story? >> gaga, britney spea. we've been around for 30 years, think of every number o song 've had in 30 years, we've had them on. >> how did you find these guys? >> calnd rez, te flies, i was tooling around on itunes and i saw this number one song by

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and maybe you're the encyclopedia source that can give us the answer, has any show, anyone ever been cancelled while they were number one in the ratings? this is what we would call any cancellation, because we believe someday he will go down in ratings even though he hasn't yet. >> that previously happened to jay leno. >> he is the only one. is there anyone else that got cancelled in anticipation of going down? >> not that i can remember. he was basically cancelled the other time. this time it is more of the, you know, departure style of retirement because johnny carson was number one when he stepped away. there were feelings at the time interestingly and ironically enough that jay leno, particularly his manager at the time was trying to force johnny out. and johnny took charge of that, decided to call his own shot. >> bill, judging from your conversation with him, how do you think he really feels about this? >> well, you know, jay was i think sincere saying that he believed this was going to be probably his last contract when he signed it. that doesn't mean he wouldn't have agreed to an extension if they had come up with it, but i think he was coming around to the

i think that has put an cycle these out of this is but it's made information more readily available desperate encyclopedias. is made products available that people didn't have availability before. but is creating a bit of a dilemma that marketplace fairness straightens out, and today we're scheduled to vote on the motion to proceed to the bill at 5:30, an i just don't encourage my colleagues to vote yes and let me explain why. as senator durbin and i have been working on the sales tax or does asia since joining the senate in 1997, and i may have the unique perspective on the dozens of proposals that have been introduced. for instance, i worked in sales tax from a number of different aspects. i worked in sales tax issue when i was in the wyoming legislature. and i do know that when the legislators are considering sales tax, they didn't intend to discriminate against the people that are in the communities, that hired the people in the temerity is to pay the property tax to the communities that participate in all community events. and they definitely didn't anticipate that they were going to be the source whe

now, you hold the book like this and the worm crawls through, as it--"my gosh, an encyclopedia," okay? you get a different apparent thickness for the way you hold it, yeah? and the same thing would happen with light and so light coming in like this. you would cancel a longer wave or a shorter wave? neighbor? through a longer path, would you cancel a longer one or a shorter one? - a longer one. - longer one. so let me ask you a question, gang. let's suppose you happened to cancel out the yellow. and where you're seeing, honey, you ain't seeing the white light, you seeing the white and the yellow ain't there anymore. the yellow have been cancelled. what color your eyes see? check it. what's the neighbor say? if you cancel the yellow, the eye gonna see what? blue. blue? can you see it's blue? get it? magenta. this saturday night, when you take your bath, use some soap. in fact, splurge. use bubble bath. get a whole lot of bubbles in your bathtub. now, you're taking your bath and your light up above, there's an incandescent lamp, white light, okay? white light shining down on the bubbles.