s but in the face of delivery they say wait, we'll find a way to get c.d.'s to your house and you promise now not to buy anything off i tunes? it doesn't change a thing. there's no alternative to getting them delivered, but having them delivered digitly. i don't have to wait and can book it now. i have to assume it's about using barnes & noble's shrinking balance sheet to help google use an experiment that hopefully will have nothing to do with books. >> it's tough. i compared the two sides shopping for books and amazon has almost everything barnes & noble has but at a cheaper price, more vendors, more things to choose from. how do you compete with that? >> that's obviously been the problem for barnes & noble, the issue for barnes & noble for quite a long time. amazon using its technological heft to make sure when you run those comparisons and the particular things barnes & noble might have a deal going, they'll go a little deeper. >> and a book you want and need the same day. i can see groceries and -- >> records were these things made of vinyl that were ro

s, c.d.'s, cases, cords. anything. no charge. if you buy a new appliance or a new tv and they're delivered to your home we'll haul the old units out also at no cost. >> what do you do with it? >> we recycle it. we have three electronic partners and two appliance partners and they have national plants that have big around the country that mirror or distribution program. we collect the material. reverse logistics to our distribution centers where everything is consolidated and then it goes out to these various partners. they follow the three r's. reduce, reuse, recycle. the first for them is reuse so everything they get, whether it's an appliance or electronic they'll look at each piece and see if they can repair it and then resell it and give ate second life. if they can't, they shred everything down to a commodity level. precious medicine -- metals, glass, and so on and then they sell those commodity is into the commodities market and it gets reused. you'll see the plastic in patio furniture and the metal come back in automobile

. >> garrison keillor: c.d.right was born in mountain home, arkansas in the ozarks, went to college in arkansas and memphis, and lives now in rhode island. her books of poetry include one inspired by visits to louisiana state prisons. she once said, "poetry is a necessity of life. it is a function of poetry to locate those zones inside us that would be free and declare them so." >> lake echo, dear. is the woman in the pool of light really reading, or just staring at what is written? is the man walking in the soft rain naked, or is it the rain that makes his shirt transparent? the boy in the iron cot, is he asleep, or still fingering the springs underneath? did you honestly believe three lives could be complete? the bottle of green liquid on the sill, is it real? the bottle on the peeling sill, is it filled with green, or is the liquid an illusion of fullness? how summer's children turn into fish and rain softens men. how the elements of summer nights bid us to get down with each other on the unplaned floor. and

act oh it's not stock c.d.'s only take it no demand for credit is not going to get any economic benefit in life there are groups and there are vox. right see. first street. and i think the true. foreigners. and instantly. be in the. israel announcing the complete. pardon me the complete withdrawal of troops from gaza as a new three day cease fire takes hold. here reportedly massing its military hardware around east ukraine's industrial capital the next we look at our civilians there spend days in basements fearing an all out assault. american officials criticize a covert usa idea operation to stoke on the rest in cuba under the guise of a harmless health program.

have already been killed according to iraqi officials now thankfully as many as twenty thousand to c.d.'s were able to escape from a mountain surrounded by isis forces after u.s. strikes but thousands more remain trapped and concerns over the u.s. expansion of u.s. military operations there where and whether the military solution is even possible still about part of it still abound but these concerns have only been exacerbated by president obama's statement on saturday that this operation is quote going to take some time meanwhile a political crisis is blue is brewing in baghdad as iraq's president just nominated a new prime minister deputy parliament speaker hi there a body this action will likely oust current prime minister nuri al maliki whose exclusionist policies have largely contributed to the crisis now moloch he has vowed to legally challenge the president's decision leaving the country's stability of the in limbo at a time when the country needs it the most but hey i guess that's what iraq is supposed to look like post mission accomplished right now expects. a. very hard to ta

with a population approach in van meegeren and water of these c.d.'s in the last few weeks of face the humanitarian disaster they were bombarded and they were in food and water you remember that these russian demonized cournoyer had to wait for ten days before it would cross into ukraine and bring food to these people. joshua is absolutely right the western media. doesn't even know just how it contradicts to what they had been saying just a few days ago all. before we discuss the invasion let me remind you that a few weeks ago the west declared russia guilty or of the malaysian airlines disaster even before the evidence was collected not only before the trial but before the evidence was collected now for three weeks the black boxes are in the hands of british experts and we don't hear anything above from them you know everyone seems to have forgotten in the only way born to be a mother or gave a hearing or or dever we don't know what the outcome is that's why they don't run a reporter here jim if i can go to you in atlanta i mean if there is a humanit

building and from scratch using mostly fiberglass plastic old machinery parts and has inexhaustible a few c.d.'s from sarah ganim has sonny kita spent a total of twenty three hours in the sky traveling from the heart of siberia to the coast of the black sea. i was born in a very remote area in a small village there were no roads there it was like living on an island once my father told me that when i grow up i would be able to build some type of cross-country vehicle that would get me anywhere i ever once it was i was always dreaming about it but his real passion for airplanes started back in ninety seven when russia introduced a new law that allows anyone to have a private plane for personal use so we didn't use a list but i had to overcome a number of challenges because it is a self made aircraft i had to obtain a special certification for the plane aviation experts had to acknowledge it is safe to operate so now i am a legal user of the flying space but the shaft cheek families and bishan reaches even further. one day we took a globe and decided we wanted to go to the equator if you draw a

of the mosul down gives the extremists the ability to manipulate electricity supplies to major rocky c.d.'s or even to flood them now there is not a caliphate recently declared by the jihad as fighters stretches across northern parts of syria and iraq the militants now control five oil fields and are reportedly selling crude on the black market to fund their insurgency they also hold five dams as well as several key military bases including one of saddam hussein's former calico weapons facilities. now we're going to discuss the situation further with the president of the arab lawyers association thank you so much mr almatov for joining us today to talk about the situation in the region how the job is are focusing of course on capturing objects of strategic importance as we have reported so how do you size up the prospects of this so-called smart war. i think probably the report should reflect that it is actually though there are these fighters the militants but in fact it is the people in that region who are supporting you one would have to understand these groups these militant groups a

act serious developments i mean not stopping c.d.'s only take no demand for credit not going to get any economic benefit in life . and. clean more zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of war mongering politicians. capturing people is messy what do you do if the innocent killing them easy we were serve the right to kill any person anywhere any time. they could need to listen to him but they come to the ground to muslims makes these things certain for certain politicians who get a new kind of power via this technology it's sad it's very tempting. mum. and. dramas that trying to be ignored to the. stories of others who refuse to notice. the faces changing the world lights never. a full picture of today's leaves no longer the former rhodes to gloat. drop to. the. breaking news on our team more than four hundred thirty ukrainian soldiers cross into russia and asked for shelter this follows kiev's claims that the army was soon to win the war against anti-government forces in the east. partially humanitarian ceasefire efficiently in

american banks which have been encouraged by regulators to use the preferred stock as bank capital with c.d.'s these now stranded capital structure rules would dictate that the common preferred shares should have should have been wiped out but the government didn't want to do that and hedge funds piled in thinking that these things had huge optionality values and they were right now once the conservatorship now once in conservatorship the government required and fred to issue super preferred stock.

series to goldman it's not stock c.d.'s only take no demand for credit not going to get any economic benefit in life there are absolutely and there are books. dramas that transfer. to the. stories others the few still notice. the faces change. the old picture of today's. india from around the globe. dropped. to fifty. you know. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle reminder we're discussing the role of the neoconservatives in american foreign policy. ok and i to go back to francis and champaign one of the interesting things when you look at these neo-cons i mean whatever time period you want to look at it they always use the fig leaf of democracy promotion but in the end it's usually chaos promotion right what i did want to get back to. this point bob was making that and your question that in fact from the neoconservative perspective u.s. foreign policy has been a great success yeah after nine eleven two thousand and one wolfowitz who i went to school with publicly stated that they we

possession of the missile dam gives extremists the ability to manipulate electricity supplies to major rocky c.d.'s or even to flood them now the islamic caliphate recently declared by the two hottest fighters stretches across the northern parts of syria and iraq the militants now control five oldfield's and are reportedly selling crude on the black market to fund their insurgency while the also hold five dams as well as several key military bases including one of saddam hussein's former chemical weapons facilities. you know racism is not something that will go away by simply pretending it doesn't exist but that's precisely what the swedish government is being accused of doing are just bitter all over explains. scandinavia has long being billed as something of a trailblazer when it comes to tolerance and multiculturalism in society the latest move in sweden could see all references to race or ethnicity removed from the country's legislation now the integration minister in sweden says that he's putting this forward because there's no such thing as race in his society anymore however it has come i

television in kiev and in the wharf and in other cities or of ukraine including sometimes their own c.d.'s because there are still some nationalists operating in hardock of even then yes so people watch it they hear it every day and they try to defend themselves and of course victoria nuland had no clue about the existence of such tensions in ukraine she doesn't know anything about what was the walled war two in ukraine for people to understand why you know the insurgents are in slovyansk are ready to die for the memory or all of the second world war i can just tell you of on figure in most of the places in eastern ukraine from von forth to yvonne third of the population perished during the war with germany there it's why it is sacred that's why they warned given i mean well you know one of the things you know if you look at kind of popular culture you know people struggle you know hollywood loves these kind of things or people rise up against the oppressors i mean it's it's a lovely story and it sells very well but they're never it's never given to the people of the east and south of u

american banks which have been encouraged by regulators to use the preferred stock as bank capital what c.d.'s these now stranded capital structure rules would dictate that the common preferred shares should have should have been wiped out but the government didn't want to do that and hedge funds piled in thinking that these things had huge optionality values and they were right now once the conservatorship now once in conservatorship the government required it and fred to issue super preferred stock to the treasury department stock which they do which they wouldn't repaying to the government before all other creditors at a rate of ten percent so they jumped in the line now what do you know by two thousand and twelve fannie and freddie started accounting huge huge gains accounting gains now with the crisis behind it the government decided to come in preferred stock should be worth zero and all dividends should go directly to the treasury no stops along the way common in preferred stock holders would receive nothing that of course didn't sit too well with the hedge funds and they sued now wh

declares there's different types of warnings some of them they call them here's the one which is like c.d.'s so there are immediate message. that you get on your phone don't consistently call the call like every gator like you should leave your area. those doesn't necessarily mean that they're going to check your home don't typically do an entire area so my family the majority of my family is from job area which is a record we need to camp in the north and it's under a lot of fire so the entire area owns about all of these entire villages get these automated messages but these people don't have anywhere to go and then there's other other types of warnings some of them are missiles so they'll hit like a warning this on the how on the house called knock on the door and killed. dozens of palestinians and it typically goes on like a one minute five minute warning to leave the house and those are the ones that people you know those are the scary ones that i've seen right outside my house ok and then there's others sometimes they take over they have the new stations here and they'll tell entire

and that was the music industry this decision mediated the revenue stream but you got from physical c.d.'s these things are actually lower cost in all cases the revenue stream is lower cost for the for the company so for the music companies it costs less for us to get these digital things it costs less to get you know the new videos and so as a result what it means is they have this existing infrastructure they have to deal with and they're getting lower revenue against that that. existing cost structure so these companies don't want this to happen for that reason and that's why they're resisting this but it doesn't have anything to do with media consolidation like time warner comcast media consolidation is all about always and that's how ok so you know when you look at the emmys. in books there's a there's a whole thing there really what's come out is that amazon wants to lower prices for e-books and they don't want that because they have an existing infrastructure and they're going to have lower prices against that that's going to hurt their earnings now finally from the annals of mar

sees to moments of not stopping c.d.'s only takes no demands it's ready not going to get any economic benefit in life there are good and. the. welcome to breaking at the set i'm abby martin so a couple months ago i noticed that a wikipedia page someone made for me got taken down all the my pages put up later after statement i made became viral the ordeal caused me to realize that the editing process for the online encyclopedia is very selective see an elite group of super admins and will the narrative by majority consensus or mob opinions are accepted as fact clearly this poses a big problem by shutting down the freedom of information and by giving zero room for discussion or disagreement with the content posted and as the sixth most visited site in the world with over.

to goldman it's not stopping c.d.'s only take it no demand for credit not going to get any better in life there are there are folks. in justifying their stance there citing all sorts of what they see as international pass a dance in cost of coming referendum in scotland but the response that they're hearing from their was a sad one is illegitimate but what we have been doing is to live life there if you break into their. marriage or does is right. is a made for other people for centuries like russia or old countries like this trade . but whatever america does is right because america doesn't. just want to keep building the allowing saudi arabia qatar and iran to fund millions of millions of pounds worth of building of mosques in this country where they have them addresses where we have a hundred thousand four to sixteen year old children who have been schooled in these materials which is encouraging complete non integration within this is so i. searched for. and i think you're. on a reporter's. instrument. the term fal

i mean not stock c.d.'s only take no demand for credit to get any economic benefit in life there are . no c.n.n. m s n b c news who have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth from the might think. it's because one full attention in the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on you. and our team news we have a different thread. with no because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not i. got a sense of the jokes well handled in the sense that i've got. as an entire family is wiped out in a bombing in eastern ukraine and we look at the methods being used by the army and its crackdown on the hub of antigovernment resistance. a growing number of ukrainian troops revolt against the way the government is handling the crisis there were naughty international we speak to some of the desert has to have sought refug

building and from scratch using mostly fiberglass plastic old machinery parts and has inexhaustible a few c.d.'s from sarah ganim has sunny kita spent a total of twenty three hours in the sky travelling from the heart of siberia to the coast of the black sea. i was born in a very remote area in a small village there were no roads there it was like living on an island once my father told me that when i grow up i would be able to build some type of cross-country vehicle that would get me anywhere i ever wanted to i was always dreaming about it but his real passion for airplanes started back in ninety seven when russia introduced a new law that allows anyone to have a private plane for personal use so we didn't use the list but i had to overcome a number of challenges because it is a self made aircraft i had to train a special certificate for the plane aviation experts had to acknowledge it is safe to operate so now i am a legal user of the flying space but the chef cheek families and bishan reaches even further. one day we took a globe and decided we wanted to go to the equator if you draw a st

. >> it's not like a c.d. collection that you split up in a divorce.he value of the pound sterling is the bank of eppingland that stands behind it and the u.k. government stands behind that. that's why the pound sterling is acceptable. the lady up there was asking about the euro. it is the case that every country that has joined the european union after 1996 has been obliged to join the euro. we'll have to see what happened then. but in relation to the currency union, i'll be brief, even if you have one, you can't understand why they'd want one because borrowing, tax and spend will be decided not here, but would then be a government in london. [applause] question ve on to our and indeed the next section of the debate is on scotland at home. the next question comes from linda. >> i want to know how you would change the n.h.a. for everyone, but in particular for people living with lifelong conditions, chronic illnesses. >> can i say to linda that the most important thing about the national health service for people with chronic conditions and all of us i

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