you know people are sensitive off to fukushima but people in bulgaria also remember. and they remember the effects of that hat and these effects still linger on. in many bulgarian families. stories about how the government then the communist government then did not inform people of the risks that they were facing going out into the streets because of the clouds and and all of that and indeed some people to consider that to be a very serious crime so this is why. society is very sensitive to these issues so you know with all due respect to wiki leaks with all due respect to different types of reactors and producers when you build something on your own territory you wanted to be top notch thank you thank you very much for being with us to remind you that my guest on the show today was. gary and that's it for now for all of us the spotlight will be back with more first on comments on what's going on in and outside russia and so then stay. and take care. it is easy to. do. you believe. in tokyo thousands demonstrate for clean energy three months after an earthquake trigge

next in spotlight spotlight rather speaks to bulgaria's foreign minister to find out why the country is considering hosting elements of nato missile defense shield. hello again and welcome to spotlight they interview show on r.t. i maldonado and today my guest is identified. the area as both an important hub for russia's energy projects in the region and also an intel world part and then vicious nature missile shield military project all this political gathering diplomacy and the center of intensive diplomatic negotiations to tell us about the results of negotiations in moscow and also to explain vogue arius point of view on burning issues on the show is about the areas foreign minister. russia and nato have failed to come to terms of the project missile defense shield in europe. confused about who the alliance believes is a potential enemy placing its warhead so close to russian borders bilge areas other european countries feel safe on the nature protection and supports the shield if you strongly believes the proliferation of ballistic technology makes such protection vitally necess

stepping stones towards reaching such an agreement and bulgaria takes a very strong interest in libya because we have a strong relationship with the people of libya and we have many bulgarian national school in the world we are analysis shows very clearly that the political resolution to the future of libya must be based on a strong and very clear roadmap which brings people together from both east and west of the country that unites the tribes of libya different families of the different factions and brings them together in a process which allows them to choose their own transitional authority a transitional authority that. will design a new constitution will design a process leading up to it to an election of course in this process there is really no place for colonel qaddafi and i hope that he will understand quite soon. fortunately he doesn't seem to have a student till now that the. you know the staying on continuing to stay in the position that he has now is not just unattainable for him in the long run but it is beginning to damage very much the libyan people i hope that you kn

putting much pressure on bulgaria wanting to weaken leaks. so that in favor of the house instead of russ that i'm american investors instead of russian investors is that. i'm not one of those people who take wiki leaks seriously so if you want to talk about that you but find somebody who takes it seriously all the sources of information says that despite as i said i think you know all of these conspiracy theories in these discussions that have been spurred by leaks very interesting and fascinating but the reality is that we're talking about a nuclear power facility the nuclear power facility is highly complicated. facility that must at. you know at the very minimum meet the requirements in terms of safety that we now have. and as i said after fukushima people who are very sensitive to that but you do want to let the kids know know we're not abandoning nuclear enrichment at this point definitely not. you know people are sensitive after fukushima good people in bulgaria also remember bill and they remember the effects of that hatch and these af

in europe, less so, apart, that is, from bulgaria. despite being the poorest country in the european union, parents spend a small fortune on designer dresses, expensive cars and celebrations to mark the end of high school. >> they count to 12. one for each year of school they've completed. luxury limousines sound horns on the streets. inside, dressed to the nine's are kids who just finished high school. in bulgaria, high school graduations often require parties of epic proportions, whether the families can afford them or not. naly's parents are among the fortunate rich but there was trouble. a new stylist had to be found. this will require five hours and 14 attempts to make sure she keeps up with her classmates. yesterday's hair-do was a disaster. >> i didn't like the one yesterday at all. it was totally wrong. probably the hair will be pinned up now. but my dress is extravagant enough. >> money is no object in the family. once she's passed her exams, it's their duty to fulfill her ever wish, whatever the price. >> people could get en

while bulgaria welcomes westernization, traditional ways persist.ng the cities, we find a land steeped in history, from time-warp villages and donkey carts to fortified monasteries. [ children's choir singing ] high in the mountains 70 miles south of sofia, the rila monastery is the country's revered national treasure. it's a formidable fortress on the outside... a spiritual sanctuary on the inside. [ singing continues ] monasteries were built on remote and holy sights throughout bulgaria. dating from the 10th century, the rila monastery survives, but just barely. a handful of monks keep the flame alive. this 14th-century bell tower, the only part of the original monastery to survive a 19th-century fire, served as a final refuge during attacks. [ rhythmic clacking ] a drumming priest invites pilgrims, both orthodox and tourists, to the daily mass. through the country's medieval glory days, tsars made lavish gifts to rila, and for centuries, top artists made theircontributions. 19th-century frescoes show important portraits. here's saint ivan of rils

so we're exposing dora the explorer, spongebob, icarly to bulgaria and the rest of the world, driving consumer product sales to consumer products and the licensing revenues are also a new frontier and a growing revenue stream for us. i looked at spanish spongebob cell phone just this past week. we have great brands, great content that we can exploit different ways. new consumers around the world. >> $1.6 billion in cash, and we expect consistency increases deals. what is the best use of that cash? >> we eroo recently increased our dividend. we increased it by 57% for the quarter to quarter. and our buybacks are accelerating. we're buying $700 million this quarter. so we're returning capital shareholders and investing in our business. >> philippe, good to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> philippe dauman of viacom. >>> up next, maria has more from chicago. is 96-year-old wrigley field a national treasure or a dump? what the boss thinks is next. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man

for us in strasbourg and also the european parliament will decide whether to recommend romania and bulgaria as membership of the shame get in the zone what concerns would you have if they said yes. well i think the european economies can support from a. joining because they meet the current criteria for access into the border free sharing and the problem is that member states have belatedly realized that they should have had. measures of corruption fighting organized crime as part of the criteria for that accession but it's too late to move the goalposts it's too late to judge remaining about kerio on conditions that did not apply to other countries when they joined the schengen what we need to do is in the future we have an ongoing monitoring of corruption and fighting mafia cry for all members of the schengen zone indeed all e.u. countries because not all of them including my own u.k. is not actually in china so we need to reinforce the political will to tackle corruption because i'm afraid i've called it the elephant in the room it's the it's the threat that everybody is aware of but we

because bulgaria was neutral. -- many of us, we see this monument as a city of -- the country by a foreign invading force. that's why we are very encouraged by the fact that some young people did take the initiative. after kbreeyears and years we h been trying to make our point. i published a book about that just recently. and our voice proved to be not strong enough to change anything. >> so there he is -- he says we've been trying to remove this document for years. but i can tell you, fred, the police is not amused by this. they're looking for the guy or the guys who did that and they're facing a fine if they're caught. and they're going to be asked to clean up the monument. >> oh, boy. hope that was washable paint. thank you, ralitsa. appreciate that. pretty bold statement being made there. >>> summer is almost here. it feels like it is already here. you know what that means. bikini time. but what will you do about this bikini right here? would you wear it? up next, we'll tell you more about -- it's actually a

it's a communist era statue, a tribute to the soldiers of bulgaria in the 40s.ne made them look like comic book characters, call it art, call it vandalism, the color job did not go over well with everyone, so we have got an update. is there now an answer to who did this? >> there's no answer, the who dun is it still unknown. it was done in the middle of the night and it was also cleaned in the middle of night. but someone cleaned it up and there's speculation, some say it was the artists themselves possibly because they couldn't bear seeing somebody else doing it for them. >> washable paint. how they were able to do that and no one saw them. >> that's what they say, no one saw them. this is also a very serious debate and issue that's been going on for more than 20 years, since communism fell. those say it's part of bulgarian history. those soldiers gave their lives for the nazis. but those who want the monument gone, say we have to look at history objectively. they imposed a communist system and dictator ship for 45 years. one man said he had never seen a work o

. >> we do not want to see old guard defects in power, but the story has left its mark on bulgaria. it has even led to hostility toward normal arab people. if they have a revolution there, then the prejudices have to stop. >> she has gotten used to r new life. she harbors no prejudices, but now believes that if gaddafi goes, the libyans will need a long time to overcome the terrible legacy. for her, it is a day-to-day process. >> i want to see and learn new things. i am studying french and i am pretty advanced. i like traveling and i try to be happy and catch up on what was taken from me. >> but there is one thing she certainly does not want to return to, working as a nurse. >> if you are an angler, some news of the ultimate fishing experience. the marble trout, which can reach sizes of well over a meter long, had become extinct. -- almost extinct. but now there is a replenishment and the largest trout in the world is back. >> this shallow and gently flowing river is a paradise for some. >> when the rod is setting up -- is set up and i am standing in the water i am totally focused.

bulgaria. became the first player to beat both williams sisters on grass i will play czech that beat them while. knocked out russia's idea is that it will play austria and we are a project in the quarterfinal. mikhail youzhny out of the thirty mins after losing that are rare usually won the first set on the break which was only his second set want to get the swiss player since two thousand and three however federer superiority eventually showed. as he made his way through to the quarterfinals. and see how this turns out to be because again it could be a repeat of the joke. i was wrong but if it's not the case. and i was right but i don't care if i'm right or wrong i know where my games i know where ref is game is that he was going for four grand slams in a row people are like going crazy he loses and it's like a new year or. so all of that so for cesar through to the last eight world number one rafael nadal will face a mardy fish from the united states in the quarterfinal and other spaniards lo

the first article is likely to be the influence of the manual can -- emmanuel kant on 18th century bulgaria but that is not much help on the bar. i do not think there is anything wrong with that, but at the academy wants to deal with the legal issues in an abstract and philosophical level, that is great and that is their business, but they should not expect it would be of any particular help for interest to the practicingar or judges. at the same time, we are not looking corp. for vocational guidance. this is how you fill out a form for an entry of appearance. i do think the academy is interested in having an influence on the practice of law, the development of law that they would be wise to sort of stop and think if thiarea of research will be of any help to anyone other than the other academics. it is their business. people ask me what the last law review article i read was, and i have to think very hard before coming up with one. >> when we talk about the different segments of the profession, where do you sometimes hear is that a hot bench is taking over from the bar in terms of oral arg

most france's marion bartoli lead to peace arena williams and meets german side you know lisicki bulgaria got it wrong but became the first player to beat both williams sisters on grass i will play czech people while a big story. knocked out russia's ideas that he will play some europe object in the quarter final now mikhail youzhny tumbled out of the tournaments after losing so rosetta rare usually won the first set on a tie break which was only his second set want to get the swiss player since two thousand and three however federer superiority eventually showed as he made his way through to the quarterfinals. see how this turns out to be because again it could be a repeat of. pace. and i was right. again i know where. he was going for four grand slams in a row people like going crazy he loses. so all of the top four c's are through to the last eight world number one rafael nadal will face a mardy fish from the united states in the quarter final and other spaniards a lopez will play the crowd favorite and murray also a frenchman song will place a roger federer after beating federer in th

karen was nasty france's marion bartoli defeated serena williams and nice german sabine lisicki bulgaria straight out of her wrong call it became the first player to defeat both williams sisters on grass and who played petra the beautiful well big story as are incapable or is not that russia is not just the bedroll and will play austria project in the quarterfinal mikhail youzhny tumbled out of the tournaments after losing to rachet federer usually won the first set on a break which was only his second set one against this was very since two thousand and three however federer's superiority eventually showed as he made his way through to the quarterfinals. and see how this turns out to be because again it could be a repeat prove. i was wrong. and i was right. here and right or wrong you know my games were first game he was going for. four grand slams in a row people are going crazy he loses. so all of that stopped for c's are through to the last eight world number one rafael nadal will face mardy fish from the united states in the quarter final another spaniard lopez will play the crowd f

in-form wildcard lisicki covered center court as rain has delayed play elsewhere but we were later bulgaria suspect on a prolonged about the first player to beat both williams sisters on grass take czech try it about four seed a tory as a rank of better reach the highest seed left in the women's draw will take on a major passion after knocking out russian i'll give it all of us well meanwhile mccall usually went out after losing to roger federer the russian won the first set on a tie break only the second set he taken off the swiss since two thousand and three however federal superiority prevailed as he won six seven six three six three six three to go into the quarterfinals. and see how this turns out to be because again it could be a repeat of the joke so i was wrong. because. i was right. he was going for four grand slams in a row people were going crazy he loses. so wife the ladies drop all four top seeds is through to the last eight world number one rafael nadal will face american mardy fish after brushing off a minor foot injury he picked up in his fourth round victory up on martin de

bulgaria's wrong call it became the first player to defeat both williams sisters on grass in a gold plate check. well. knocked out russia's role and will play austria project in the quarterfinal mikhail youzhny out of the tournaments after losing to russia federer usually won the first set on a break which was only his second set one against a swiss player since two thousand and three however federer's superiority eventually showed as he made his way through to the quarterfinals. and see how this turns out to be because again it could be a repeat of the joker. case. and i was right i don't care if i'm right or wrong my games were rough as game as he was going for four grand slams in a row people are going crazy he loses. so all of the top four seasons are through to the last world number one rafael nadal will face mardy fish from the united states in the quarter final another spaniard lopez will play the crowd favorite and also frenchman song god will face better after beating federer in the previous round about takes on a rising star bernard tomic from australia. now former world number

card lisicki on the roof covered center court as rain has to lay lie elsewhere probably while later bulgaria suspected of wrong about the first player to beat both williams sisters on grass check. for seed tori as a rank of better reach the highest seed left in the world in strong will take on a major after knocking out russian i'll give up all of us well meanwhile mccall usually went out after losing to roger federer the russian won the first set on a tie break i mean the second set are taken off the swiss since two thousand and three however federer superiority prevailed as he won six seven six three six three six three because of finals. and see how this turns out to be because again it could be a repeat of the. i was wrong. but. i was right. he was going for four grand serves in a row. going crazy if he loses. so why the ladies drop off or top caesar through to the last great world number one rafael nadal or face americans mardy fish out of russia not a minor foot injury he picked up in his fourth round victory of one martin del potro meanwhile fellow spanish police here on a low before

seed bedrock of all is a second straight wimbledon semifinal after a gritty three set victory over bulgaria's. despite losing the second set of a managed to find strength and to close out the match with her ninth ace. i am so happy that i win the first game and said that i am very. then. the match between austria. and number four seed. was stopped due to rain after just one game and resumed up for moving to a set of court from court one the move did not put off as though it will outlast her opponent to secure a six three six one victory in the last four sure will face check. pretty well you know looking at their rankings and everybody keeps saying oh you should have been. was a great win for me you know to finally go through that it was important and then just to be given some fun looking forward to work even when the men's quarter finals take center stage of wins they were all of that's all four seasons are through to the last eight world number one rafael nadal will face more the fish from the united states in the quarterfinals now another spaniard lopez will play the crowd favorite and als

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second straight wimbledon semifinal after a gritty three set victory over bulgaria thoughts of it on a toronto but despite losing the second set managed by the strength and closed out the match with her ninety eight. when the first game and. then. the match between austria's to mira project and number four seed victoria azarenka was stopped due to rain after just one game and resumed after moving to center court for the court one did not put off azhar and co who are classed her opponents to secure a six three six one victory in the last four she will face could beat obama. and playing pretty well you know looking at their rankings and everybody keeps saying oh you should have been in the final so it was a critical in for me you know to finally move through that he was important and. he should be keeping this in front of looking forward to or even her comments quarterfinals take center stage on wednesday where all of the top four c's are through to the last the world number one rafael nadal will face more to fish from the united states in the quarterfinals another spaniard lopez will

her second straight wimbledon semifinal after a gritty three set victory over bulgaria. despite losing the second set i managed to find strength and closed out the match with her ninety eight. i'm so happy to win the first game and said that i embraced her and then. the match between austria's it's a mere apologetic and number four seed victoria azarenka was stopped due to re-answer just one game and resumed after moving to center court from one the move didn't did not put off bell who outclassed her opponent to secure a six three six one victory in the last four she will face patrick's week that are . playing pretty well you know looking at their rankings and never going to keep saying oh you should have been the final soon it was a great win for me you know to finally go through that it was important and then just to be given the same final looking forward to work given her an immense core of why else take center stage on wednesday were all of it's all foresees are through to the last eight world number one rafael nadal will face more to fish from the united states in

voice through to her second straight wimbledon semi final after a gritty three seventy three or bulgaria's spit on iraq over despite losing the second set managed to find strength and closed out the match with her ninth place. i am so happy that i win the first game in the third game bring her. then. the match between austria's it's a mere a project and number four seed story azarenka was stopped due to rain after just one game and resumed after moving to center court from court one the move did not put off those who outlast her opponents to secure a six three six one victory in the last four shilled face could be. playing pretty well you know looking at their rankings and everybody keeps saying. it was a great win for me you know to finally been through that it was important and then just to be convincing finally looking forward to work even harder. so men's quarter final say center stage and once they were all of the top four seeds are through to the last eight so world number one rafael nadal will face more to face from the united states and that's what a final another spaniard lopez wi

also straight ahead a second straight wimbledon semifinal after a gritty three set victory over bulgaria spit on a bet on cuba despite losing the second set of that kept her composure and closed at the match with her mind face. match on court number one between number four seed victoria as a ranker and austria's tamir the passion was halted due to rain after just one game and resumed after moving to center court however the move didn't die as a rank up as the better option at class her opponents to secure a six three six one victory set up a loss for tie that inscrutable. football now and in the biggest managerial signing of the european off season new chelsea coach under a villa boss says he must win titles immediately and he plans to do it with flair after holding his first media conference please boss the pressure is on the portuguese prodigy to deliver the goods as he arrives at stamford bridge after leading porto to a trouble in his first season last year and his master plan for chelsea is attack minded winning football the last boss is just thirty three and the youngest manager in

with bulgaria. this crazy top group effort after a three one win over molted there a point above cooperation who had twelve points along with israel to beat latvia two one. there's a three way tie. portugal beat norway one nil it means both teams are on turning points along with them are you wanting milk in iceland. meanwhile fever has launched a match fixing investigation into argentina's recent four hundred feet to nigeria in lagos it's the highest profile much yet in a wave of recent suspicious international friendly results wednesday's game attracted i'm usually betting patterns and two penalties were awarded by referee but i have no idea the first was to see nigeria go to new while the second was given to argentina in the eighth minute of stoppage time for handball even though video replays clearly show no offense was committed by the match took place in the same basic the president sepp blatter launched a zero tolerance campaign against corruption. well former argentina coach diego maradona ha

into an american comic book superheroes giving new costumes to figures in the red army monument in bulgaria including superman batman and even ronald mcdonald. it was find out how a four year old boy won a lawsuit against the circus for failing to feature a lion and the tiger as promised by an advertisement for all that and much more at a party dot. i'll be back with the headlines shortly but first the business update with a few moments. follow time for you a business welcome to the world's oldest and largest as shown of gas on the way in paris today it's hoped it will spur a return to message multiple in order. to better mr newspaper says russia is expected to sign contracts to sell planes also the country's largest airline air force is going to buy eight new head of the event this is art she spoke to the head of boeing about russia's contribution to the plane makers business. you know airplane sales of the blood of all business when business because we'll sell our planes in the last year was sold almost one hundred new airplanes over here but not less important maybe for me personally mor

american comic book superheroes always giving new costumes to figures in the red army monument in bulgaria including superman batman and even ronald mcdonald. four year old boy. much more. coming up in a few moments. hello time for your business update the world's oldest and largest and shell of a bush era gets underway in paris today it hopes will spur a return to message to begin a new craft that are misused safe says russia is expected to sign contracts to sell ten planes and also the contras largest airline there are just going to buy eight new boeing ahead of the event this is r.t. spoke to the head of thing about russia's contribution to the playmakers business. you know airplane sales of the blood of all business when business because we'll sell our planes in the last year was sold almost one hundred new airplanes over here but not less important maybe for me personally more important that russia is a really great supply for boeing we talked about intellectual services we buy engineering we buy technologists we develop technologies together the russian scientists we bought and devel

there is strong support within the parliament for giving the go ahead doubts remain over whether bulgaria and romania could guarantee the security of the e.u.'s borders a decision has previously been delayed because of corruption and problems with judicial reform in the two countries. japan has more than doubled its estimate of the about over radiation that leaked from the fukushima nuclear plant in the first week after the earthquake and tsunami the country's nuclear watchdog also said that meltdowns took place in three reactors more quickly than you have been believed the facility is still today leaking radiation the plant operator is hoping to switch it off by january although there are fears it may take longer. now a russian woman is battling the courts under society's attitudes to be recognized as the guardian of her baby grandchildren the controversy over her case stands from the fact that the children were born using her late son's sperm surrogate mothers party talks on a boy explains. it was only after fifty seven that lamar understood the true meaning of having her hands full and

sees as a threat to its national security and about ten minutes i'll go and i was speaks with with bulgaria as foreign minister about how this move could affect bilateral relations here's a preview. we have such a sense of which allows for the nato missile defense system and the russian missile defense system to exchange information and to develop in coordination and you back that up with the political will which was very clear from the lisbon summit. to work together then slowly but surely will develop that cooperation in that trust that is vital so i don't think that anyone in russia should feel threatened by the system on the contrary it provides as a wonderful and very practical opportunity to jointly work together against a common sort of. now follow our close up to the mysterious and beautiful russian republic of north a set yet to discover some of its best kept secrets. church is our culture and a magnificent ancient necropolis known as the city of the dead today we look into one of the most mysterious sights in southern russia the village of dobbs but it's not the areas dark legacy

they appear to have been made in china and bulgaria. the fighters did take some security precautions. they parked their motorcycles at a distance from one another to help avoid detection from the air by coalition aircraft. >> there's two of them coming. >> narrator: but overall, najibullah said he was struck by how relaxed the fighters seemed about their security. they mixed freely with local villagers, who often fed them. and they took time for their version of sport. >> there was no issue about security. they were really relaxed. they were going everywhere freely in the mountains. >> narrator: they seemed to have strong local support. at this small village community center, a local shepherd stepped forward to tell his story. >> narrator: he had many grievances against local afghan government officials, who, he said, also stole his sheep. >> narrator: najibullah asked him if it was different under the mujahidin. >> narrator: the shepherd-- he's the one under the green shawl-- went off with khan's fighters, taking his gun with him. it h

frontier markets, for instance, include the likes of bangladesh and vietnam in asia, serbia and bulgariahis category, many of the gulf arab countries. that may come as a surprise because these countries are so rich in oil and gas reserves. the main reason they're included in the frontier markets, according to analysts, is because foreign investors have limited access to these markets. so there's questions about transparency and doing business in these countries. incidentally saudi arabia which is the middle east's largest economy is not categorized by msci because of the way information is provided on its markets. now, how does a frontier market get upgraded to an emerging market? there are a number of factors involved. for instance, a market that is emerging has to show a marked increase in the size and liquidity of its market. it also has to have greater accessibility. emerging economies demonstrate more openness to foreign ownership. some examples of these type of markets, they include all the bric countries, brazil, russia, china, south africa. why are these categories so important?

had the seventeenth largest army in the world behind bulgaria and belgium. even behind switzerland and sweden. there were more guys running around with red pocket knives that america had in uniform. in a group that small the officer had plenty of time to get to know each other. general marshall or admiral king or president roosevelt, when mike was called to duty he began to look back to his early years when he got to know the officers as people. eisenhower told one of his classmates he had a theory, if you know the commander in -- you know how he will react in a given situation. he had a real fighter in george patton and when the combined chiefs of staff made three landings in north africa, i asked george to leave the landing on the atlantic coast. it was the most difficult invasion because africa was particularly dangerous but patton's luck held and it was a success. he took casablanca in three days and months later after the americans took one on the chin, reach the continent from tunisia to more rocco and asked his friend george if he would take command o

the first article is likely to be the influence of kant on 18th century bulgaria or something. which i am short it was great interest to the academic that ripped it, but is not of much interest to the bar. -- that are towrote it, but is t of much interest to the bar. it is not of any particular help to members of the practicing bar or judges. at the same time, we are not looking for vocational guidance. this is how you fill out the form for an appearance -- but i do think it's the academy is interested -- if the academy is interested in the practice of law and the development of law, they would be wise to stop and think is this area of research going to be of any help to anyone other than other academics? it is their business, but people ask me what the last of law review article i read was and i have to think very hard. >> chief, we talk about the different segments of the profession, one thing you sometimes hear is that a hot bench is taking over from the bar in terms of oral arguments. there are so many questions from the bench that lawyers rarely get the chance to speak. wi

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the first article is likely to be the influence of the manual can -- emmanuel kant on 18th century bulgaria but that is not much help on the bar. i do not think there is anything wrong with that, but at the academy wants to deal with the legal issues in an abstract and philosophical level, that is great and that is their business, but they should not expect it would be of any particular help for interest to the practicing bar or judges. at the same time, we are not looking corp. for vocational guidance. this is how you fill out a form for an entry of appearance. i do think the academy is interested in having an influence on the practice of law, the development of law that they would be wise to sort of stop and think if this area of research will be of any help to anyone other than the other academics. it is their business. people ask me what the last law review article i read was, and i have to think very hard before coming up with one. >> when we talk about the different segments of the profession, where do you sometimes hear is that a hot bench is taking over from the bar in terms of oral