the baron's asleep. baron, baron? i'm awfully tired. the brickworks. no, i'm not talking in my sleep. i really do intend to go to the brickworks and start working there quite soon. i've already had a talk with the manager. you're so pale, so beautiful, so fascinating. your color seems to light up the darkness around you as if it were luminous somehow. you're sad? you're dissatisfied with the life you have to live. oh, come away with me. let's go away and work together? nikolai lvovich, i wish you'd go away. oh, you're here, are you? i didn't see you. goodbye, i'm going. you know, when i look at you now i keep on thinking of that day, it was a long time ago, your saint's day when you talked to us about the joy of working. you were so gay and high-spirited then and what a happy life i saw ahead of me. where is it all now? there are tears in your eyes? you should go to bed. beginning to get light, it's almost morning. oh, if only i could give my life for you. nikolai lvovich, please go away, really now. i'm going. fyodor, are you asleep? why don't you go

post a american university professor, naomi baron, is technology changing how we communicate?>> guest: yes and no. there's this assumption that the technologies of computers and now mobile phones are changing the way we write to each other because we use abbreviations and acronyms and emoticons. we are not using all that many. and i'll tell you what they mean by that in a second. our social relationships are changing incredibly and i'm going to suggest or personal, individual psyches are changing as well. >> let's go through those. >> you bet. let's start with how we read. it's pretty clear is when you're reading things on the screen, you don't do it. whether it the laptop, either reader, tablet computer, mobile phone. you don't throw quite the same way as he do when you're reading in fact, that the subject of the next book. but what we know already is that you tend to skim. or worse, you tend to use the fine function. said the professor set up a key to write an essay. you look at the little snippet of what has been written and you ignore the rest of the content. what we know

they are the baron tuzenbach and another officer solyony. in this play, from time to time one character or another will make an announcement about himself and his beliefs or desires. we should not be surprised if the people nearby are not really listening. as you watch these characters in a scene revealing chehkov's unique style, suspend judgment about them until they reveal more about themselves. only an open-minded audience can give them this chance. for example, this is one of the sisters, masha, sitting near the table during the celebration of her younger sister irina's saint's day. ...boring meetings of the directors. i wouldn't go if i were you and that's that. don't you go my dear. don't go indeed, ha-ha, what a damnable life. it's intolerable. oh well... the response of someone with a closed mind would be to make a quick judgment about masha. if she's bored, why doesn't she do something about it? if she's bored, why does she think she has to tell others about how she feels and spoil the celebration? or perhaps how strange these russi

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barone to testify again, this time with the threat of perjury hanging over his head.ressing governor chris christie and his joking effort to brush the scandal off, the star ledger is demanding answers. quoting, this is more than political theater. the amateurish shutdown put people at risk. it is past time for jokes and fairy tales. what is needed finally are truth of answers, let's hope that the perjury charges shakes loose some official honesty. furthermore, there are calls from both sides of the bridge, new jersey and new york, for the resignation of the governor's appointment of barone, this scandal may or may not turn out to be a big deal for chris christie, so far, it is not good, clearly for the man who clearly wants to run for president. and the american bridge, ironically enough, which raises a lot of money and spends it against republican candidates even on issues not related to bridges, they think enough of this political retaliation traffic jam of 2013 scandal that they started to work on this reproduceable incident to capitalize on the charge that chris c

at all about what sort of backlash we might see in the near future as as these corporations these barons of low wages. labor continue to squeeze their workers more and more and more do you see a breaking point in the future. well look i'm very concerned and i empathize a great deal with anyone who's trying to fight for a living wage and to fight for a higher salary but look there's something that you guys don't consider often enough here he unintended consequence of employment reductions and of layoffs when you rage when you raise the minimum wage is very serious and the people that get hurt the most are exactly the people who you want to help by raising the minimum wage i'm talking about unskilled workers young people in many cases underprivileged minorities these are the people who so often can get hurt by policies even when your heart is in the right place so the real point is going to. start to raise the minimum wage yeah exactly i mean i think it's typical that republicans whenever you hear that there is some talk of raising the minimum wage they bring up the same arguments but time

today as being fully independent how we knew is this phenomenon i mean we always think of these media baron these very wealthy newspaper tycoons from the old days citizen kane what is it what is the new my newspaper baron today is it because they make their money elsewhere and then you get the newspaper is that what the problem is you know it's slow and that's always been this problem as you said but back in the times that citizen kane in a place like new york city there were twelve daily with different owners at a place like chicago there might have been six or seven day leads every major city had two or three dailies so the difference between that era and now is a side from the internet which we need to keep free and some of these corporations rise and. i warn you right now aside from the internet that the media really concentrated in those news most cities and one newspaper towns and then when it comes to t.v. radio newspapers magazines movies there's basically six to eight corporations that control most of the revenue or most of the product that's the difference between now and say the

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well actually it kind of came out like you said you know there was a bunch of the banking barons of the day were there and they all convened in a pretty island off the georgia and they had this private meeting where they said it came shortly after nine hundred seven the big crash then and they all got together after ten days they came up with the solution they were going to create the national reserve association which would kind of morph into the federal reserve act which would morph into the central bank as we know it today and the central bank basically what they wanted to do they modeled it after the german model actually the term daddy warbucks came out of he was a big banking baron in germany there are plenty of countries the central banks but you know the meeting was to create the fed to. helped the country to ease the ebb and flow of the market has a done a great job of that. maybe maybe not some would argue some would argue no but today that's what it's doing with quantitative easing which i'm sure you're going to ask me about the future but. it just seems like you know we see

at all about what sort of backlash we might see in the near future as as these corporations these barons of low low wage. continue to squeeze their workers more and more and more do you see a breaking point in the future. well look i'm very concerned and i empathize a great deal with anyone who's trying to fight for a living wage and to fight for a higher salary but look there's something that you guys don't consider often enough here the unintended consequence of employment reductions and of layoffs when you rage when you raise the minimum wage is very serious and the people that get hurt the most are exactly the people who you want to help by raising the minimum wage i'm talking about unskilled workers young people in many cases underprivileged minorities these are the people who so often can get hurt by policies even when your heart is in the right place so the real point is going to. start to raise the minimum wage yeah exactly i mean i think it's typical that republicans whenever you hear that there is some talk of raising the minimum wage they bring up the same arguments but time a

what happened was the british cattle barons played an enormous part in the financing of the railroads. as those were built up in the 1870and 1880s, the writs were involved in financing the railroad and that was really exciting was the refrigerated railway cards because it meant that no longer did you have to ship live cattle who often didn't make the journey or they weren't in very good shape once the journey was complete. you were able to ship more animal carcasses or -- beef as its delicately called. by the late 19th century america was responsible or 90% of the beef imported to england. it sounds great, right? one more wrinkle. the british liked their beef very well vetted, very well marbled and the way the cattle was raised here, they were very heavy cattle raised in the midwest grazing on grass is and that yielded a very lean beef. so the solution, the british cattle barons and the farmers hit on the solution of finishing or fattening cows with corn. that worked. the cattle got fatter. it also created this symbiotic relationship between cattle and corn that exists to this day. it

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>> while it was happening, he wrote a letter to bill barone, who was wildstein's -- >> this is the other at the port authority and wrote a letter saying this is nothing but retaliation. and then he later recanted that letter. but nobody specified what they were retaliating against. and i've seen no indications that the assembly transportation committee is going to call them. we'll see what the national transportation -- committee is going to do. i don't know. i'm very curious about what his role in this was. >> and when you say that you you suspect that christie was not aware of it and it was something cooked up by wildstein and by barone, i think the question this raises, giving the grief this caused chris christie, when you look at his reaction to this, he is not out there throwing him under the bus, he is basically taking their side in this. if he didn't know about it and it is causing him that much grief, tell me what it is about chris christie that can do this. >> i watched chris christie perform before he was u.s. attorney and launched his career. i first met him when he couldn't g

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it was bought by a very extravagance clerk for his wife barney baron richie and it has a italian descendent. here's him and his wife at acting pock. now as this particular one divides into 3 sections. you can wear it as a short necklace as a chokerer or as a bracelet so one jewel goes a long way. it's interesting to see the relationship between jewels and other art forms. and for example here i know that if one looks if one questions why bully coin jewels so successful at the time i think they embrace the spirit of the moment and not surprisingly the success of counsel jewels was with the post modern architecture. and interesting both reference the past in a modern structure in a similar way and you can go precious this by comparing this sleek modern brass les let with 3 bronze rosen coins. their famous with you the at&t building by architect phillip johnson in manhattan whereby the skyscraper ends with a reference to a classic greek. so inserting the reference of the past in sleek modern sooebts. now the gas setting is something that bully did frequently to mount coins. and here's another

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has made jim rogers and his company rich, and that's why we were surprised to hear what this power baron has to say about what coal does to the environment. you know, there are a lot of people, many of them in your industry, many people that you probably know, who say that global warming is not a big problem. >> it's my judgment it is a problem. we need to go to work on it now. and it's critical that we start to act in this country. >> but if it's so critical, why is rogers still building new coal-burning power plants? >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. politics and business can be strange bedfellows. in this episode, we have a report on a billionaire walking a fine line between the russian government and american professional basketball. and later, a story about a coal executive grappling with a dirty little not-so-secret problem. but first we look at companies who may be illegally doing business with iran. the obama administration has pushed for tough new sanctions against iran because of that country's efforts to produce nuclear weapons. but as lesley stahl reported in

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