where just recently something like ten dollars of debt was needed to just create one lousy dollar of really you can't even call it g.d.p. really because the interest on the debt is now getting to be bigger than any the combined income of the entire country that's correct and you know this also ties in however as alan greenspan is basically suggesting there of the what i call the republican theory of relativity so deficits matter as you see them screeching right now about barack obama's deficit that are spending on population or social programs but deficits don't matter they say when it applies to tax cuts for helping the rich but it turns out in this case it actually does the laws the same laws apply to both sides well they also say that deficits don't matter or government spending socialism is not good for welfare programs for the poor but it's good if it's for a war. which is another form of government spending it doesn't matter what they're spending it on it's still government money right the pentagon is the biggest welfare bomb there is in america and it's like the heisenberg pri

there are medium projects that go from 1001 dollars and 2500 dollars and then to a hundred thousand dollars those require a 25 percent match and require rigorous documentation that your group has done large projects before can can do them. [inaudible]. >> you mean -- >> how do you know if a project is a small, large or medium. >> people ask for that you want you have to ask for budget on your project. >> is that the whole scope of the -- we went small 10 thousand dollars. >> no, no. not at all. >> that's a great question and we should talk about that in q and a. i would like to run q and alike a discussion where we bounce ideas and how you can work your projects continuously if you need to. let's see, there are -- we only fund a certain kind of project the types are urban forest, community art. neighborhood beaut ifkdz. graffiti abatement and street and walk. many projects come in and they are both categories not to worry about that. the point is that there are a lot of things we don't fund. in our workshop somebody wanted to know if we were talking about a bathroom in a park. we don't do t

gets close to twenty dollars per user per year so facebook has as you point out five hundred million users are getting a billion users and they each each of those users contributes to dollars a year in revenue to facebook so you're saying that at the very least you would think that the facebook users would get back maybe twenty five or thirty percent of that money. we're not even that much i mean i think ten percent would be a fair amount i mean it. it's a lot of money and i think that we use the don't think it's out of you know out of order to us for. the ability to help distribute the profits i think be a very good thing to do and i think you know it's something that is going to happen eventually has to happen because these are so. the social network companies that you know you can't avoid perfect but perhaps the fact that they have a lot of power over these companies and people should realize that student doesn't share cropping as you point out not to extend extend on that metaphor a little bit what we see happening on companies like facebook and on websites of social networking s

flames driven by record heat wave the plane fifty four lives and college hundreds of millions of dollars in damage the government's promise to provide aid and rebuild more than two thousand homes for winter. the turkish community in germany may soon be policed by officers from their homeland more than two million ethnic turks in the country the domestic police force says it needs a new approach to tackle the violence within the country's largest minority. the world is changing the us isn't this isn't a problem just for latin america but rather for the entire world this could and she has military in the comic power and at the same time it's not changing its expansionary and imperialistic paul was. speaking exclusively with our team nicaraguan president daniel ortega calls on a lot in america to unite against the west. you can watch a full interview with daniel ortega now on our website r.t. dot com or a little later in the day well up next it's time for the kaiser report this time host max kaiser and stacey herbert explain how the credit crunch was just the first step in what max is calli

this could easily cost 4000 dollars a day. >>raynard: so all in all the costs can get quite substantial in to many hundreds of thousands of pounds. the income that grouse shooting provides is essential to keep that habitat going. >>reporter: however despite its popularity any blood sport will have its critics, after all public opinion caused fox hunting with hounds to be banned in the uk a few years ago. opponents of the sport would rather people shoot alternative targets. >>tyler: clay shooting is a real option, we would encourage that. you don't have to gather in the country side with your mates and spill blood. they're other ways of enjoying the country side and i would say yes non animate, inanimate targets is a good alternative. >>reporter: supporters argue shooting is an integral part of the british landscape and in fact created the landscape itself. >>bonner: grass moors the moorland which people love which people walk across in the north of england. that is created for one thing and one thing only: that is grouse shoot

of the entire country is ten twelve trillion dollars right the entire g.d.p. of planet earth of the globe is something like fifty trillion dollars so they're saying that the united states alone has more dead than four times that of planet earth yes so so that if they had populated colonize the big planet like jupiter. and they put in the a liberal model milton friedman was going jupiter. then today they have two hundred trillion dollars and we need a big planet like jupiter why do you have such a small planet like planet earth why are you talking like i'm talking like jackie mason was in the news back in the well we're talking about him soon enough not know . any more headlines and now max i don't know ok well thanks for being on the show thank you max when we come back we'll be going to jerusalem to speak or share however now not benjamin yet now while there is an invitation out to speak with benjamin at any time standing invitation we will be going to jerusalem stay right there don't go. to shows that so much as i was about the feeling goes i was going to gi

of the entire country is ten twelve trillion dollars right the entire g.d.p. of planet earth of the globe is something like fifty trillion dollars so they're saying that the united states alone has more dead than four times that of planet earth. yes so so that if they have populated and colonize the big planet like jupiter and they put a neo liberal model in milton friedman was going jupiter then they have two hundred drilling dollars and we need a big planet like jupiter why do so it's so much good on a small planet like planet earth why are you talking like i'm talking like jackie mason was in the nose but i could well be talking about it soon enough not. getting more headlines and now max i don't know ok well thanks for being on the show thank you max when we come back we'll be going to jerusalem to speak with cher haver no not benjamin yet no no there is an invitation to speak with benjamin any time standing invitation we will be going to drusilla stay right there don't go. and greet for the full story we've got to. biggest issues get the human voice cease

purposes they want to be the first guys to buy a hundred dollar oil as they put it some people collect art prints we collect price prints that's right price prints of course i know what this is all about explain what price prints are to us max well you know when you're a stockbroker like i was for so many years when you do a trade you like to see what you just did flicker across the ticker tape that's the print you see if i bought ten thousand shares of something you would have actually appear on the tape you know x.y.z. corp ten thousand by. you know like that's me i did that i am part of the economy you say so as it's a vainglorious pursuit to have you know your name attached to it of course the bigger the trade the the better you know wall street as we know is basically just a weenie waving contest of guys trying to get big trades on the ticker tape but so this con agra fella he is just doing this for. glorious pursuit and the sad thing is that when you put a price up there it changes the entire global market so millions of people around the world this case this was a price propagan

>>reporter: ...a little over 4 and a half million dollars. today the creamery employs 200 full timestaff, has a healthy order book and even a visitor centre attracting hundreds of thousands of tourists. >>andrew: it very much tends to draw the public to our visitor centre which you can see behind me and we get 250,000 visitors there every year and there is an opportunity for them to sample and try wensleydale cheese. >>reporter: and the reason for this almost bizarre level of interest - a little clay man and his doting dog.... >>it started back in 1996, when david hartley received a cryptic card from a then not so well known animation studio based in bristol. >>hartley: we got a card from the father of one of the directors of aardman animations saying that we should watch the particular wallace and grommit film that was being released: the close shave. christmas of 1996... and that we should watch and we will see in here something of interest to us. we didn't really know what it meant until the final scene, where wallace is trying to woo his

a year to more than four billion dollars in 2009, helping the country to average more than seven per cent annual growth. >>illangovan: the government itself embraced the market mechanism which created opportunities for people to find employment; therefore wage earning potential was there. the second is the economy modernized so they had more value added opportunities whether it is in agriculture, tourism. third is natural resource sectors opened up especially on hydro and mining. >>reporter: hydro power and mining have been the big draws for foreign investment. >>the theun hinboun hydroelectric project was largely funded by the asian development bank, and is now owned by a consortium of lao, norwegian and thai interests. >>reporter: it has been one of the country's biggest foreign currency earners, and has brought sometangible benefits to those living nearby, not least of them electrification. >>maelzer: work has begun on an expansion of this project, which will double its power capacity. and some 100 kilometers upstream from here, by far laos' biggest power project, the nt2 dam is g

as prime minister vladimir putin has pledged one hundred thousand dollars for each family of lost homes and they are expected to receive the money next week those that are worst case and in most need of financial help to do that have received an additional payment of a couple of hundred dollars already this week so if the help is already starting to get them to the financial help what we are also hearing though is that people are taking advantage of the situation in this alleged use of the word was starting fires of their own accord in order to try and claim this compensation money we're also hearing of looting going on in villages that have been destroyed by fire where we are right now is a very very strong police presence offices on the underground the streets making sure that nobody is doing anything untoward while this tragedy occurred oh ok any hope that he wave is going to lessen soon is there any relief on the way what's the full cost. of course most of all it's are hoping for a heavy rain to fall in the city to clear help it's cool it down and clear the air however what weather

ten people accused of an all day shoes that rage in a family but million dollar helicopter nice. guy who dresses come through on a cash loan september using industrial schools to break into vaults in a highly sophisticated operation they escaped by helicopter leading it's one of. the caches that been recovered they all deny the charges though prosecutors claim to have d.n.a. evidence. an outbreak of paid in peru has killed a teenage boy at infected. people most contaminated by the baltic strain which is transmitted by fleas cases on pneumonic ridges airborne spread being blamed mainly on burning sugarcane crops which are forcing my scouring the disease populated areas it's peru's worst outbreak. is the way the news is our way all see. coming up right now and it's good business all day but down. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get voice face to face with the news makers. well it's a business the russian government says it won't purchase norilsk nickel to settle its bits a shareholder disputes billionaire all of their past is bidding to boil it rivals limit patel a

thousand nine hundred forty five dollars on t.v. dot com. now i hear a mosque this is all seen as a state of emergency and seven are. destroyed villages leaving for animals in the searing temperatures and strong winds all following the flame. wednesday will be a day of mourning in russia. siberia to the deadly passenger plane crash which killed at least in the. fall guy is suspected as a possible cause of the tragedy which. was trying to. do rounds president is challenging. the debate the move to the highest ranking u.s. military official. says strikes around its nuclear program. up next i'll go to his how. students could soon be driving into the global call. vote for bush for both the bush. always ads by one vote for kerry vote for kerry so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right buttons he can flip the vote that he did. hello again and welcome to spotlight the interview show in order to se

belongings and everything bloody may have put in the prime minister has pledged one hundred thousand dollars to each of those people who tonight who had died who had that happen to them and they are expecting to see that money next week now also this being a lot of shelters temperature that is need to be sent up for people who have lost their homes they've also lost many of them a lot of their belongings and this being aid put forward to make sure that people have clothes water the basic needs of life for those that have suffered at this judas tragedy president midgette if is also praised the response of the the new quarter of a million people in russia who have been trying to put these fires out but not only here in russia he's also saying to the international community russia's neighbors have also chipped in with with help to try and tackle these places across the country. of course with thankful for all the aid our partners have both food we appreciate this especially taking into account which of course situation we currently in. the smoke which coming off the east of these fires is causi

shouting salaries they ran they ran away to their huntington beach million dollar home or their ranch estates so what you're seeing is kind of like a mini revolution developing the people are starting to wake up and they're attacking these just outrageous salaries by some of these city employees on the other hand axe there's also going to be. blowback from i think what's happening is the state and the cities are going to now start going after the taxpayers in incredible ways that we've never even thought of before here locally you know street cleaning it's no big deal they would go around my car before now they have two or three hybrid cars following the street sweepers just ticketing everybody in sight sure fifty dollar tickets but some of the traffic light to get out here you're talking five hundred dollars for a traffic light ticket so you're going to see in this in california it's like a reverse thing i mean all the people are going after the government but the government the same time is actively going after the people so we're it is i don't know but i can tell you a lot of peopl

cup of coffee won't turn into a 40 dollar cup of coffee. we appreciate some of those ideas. mandy walkary long with us. senior project editor at consumer reports. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow. quarterly results from j.c. penney, along with july's consumer price index and business inventories for june. also tomorrow, our "market monitor" guest says corporate earnings may not be as strong as the stock market thinks. he's douglas cliggott, u.s. equity strategist at credit suisse. >> suzanne: a week after mark hurd's sudden resignation from h.p., the company's board of directors is being sued. filed on behalf of a massachusetts retirement fund that owns shares of h.p., the lawsuit includes hurd and interim c.e.o. catherine lesjak. the suit claims h.p.'s board had a duty to tell shareholders hurd was part of a sexual harassment investigation. no comment tonight from h.p. or hurd. >> tom: "make my trip" made a big arrival today on wall street, posting the best first- day gain for an initial public offering in almost three y

so at some cases the receive a hundred thousand dollars that's been pledged by prime minister vladimir putin those that a desperately in need of to be able to to live basically if they've lost homes they've lost all their possessions everything would be receiving extra a little quicker because the expected to be dished out next week now with a groan behind me of this house is still still smouldering away so it's going to be quite a fifty try and to deal with all of these houses and all of these people's property that's being destroyed day by day more and more is falling to the fire as it were right now right here behind me is just one example. of course the scorching heat makes it so much more difficult to deal with not trying to what are we hearing from forecasters are we going to see a break from this heat in the near future it kind of feels bad trade during the day when the smog goes away but every night it once again covers moscow and it gets worse and worse and of course muscovites our brains to get some heavy rainfall down in the states but. weather forecast only saying that ther

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quiet at four hundred forty million dollars two years ago. some of russia's biggest companies produce first half results this week but many of them reported to russian accounting standards and for investors this can be more confusing than enlightening but then the caution of reports. corporate results are supposed to provide to going to how well it companies performing for investors invention companies under russian accounting standards but also use in international standard usually i have asked the reporting season can be nothing short of bewildering numbers can look very different sometimes which makes you wonder why. that makes sense and. if the transactions are identical why would you get different reporting on this transaction most significant russian companies pool in the category of dual reporting include two major banks energy companies and mine so this can sometimes lead to a profit under. one system suddenly tensing into a loss in the other and vice versa so why the big difference one reason is who they are counting as intangible th

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