>> my favorite is called the infinity. it's the figure eight. these are both from the national gallery. those are my number one favorites of the items of the museum of american art. i like cunningham's infinity. >> talk about these photos over here. tell us just about anyone that comes to mind. >> in this photo, justice kennedy, justice breyer and i are taking part in the washington national opera's production. we were extras. this is the ball seen. the prince welcomes guests of various kinds. we brought them the ambassador of russia, the ambassador of hungary, and then he greeted the three supremes, and we marched on to the stage and sat for the rest of that act and watched the show. >> what about the gavels? >> they were given to me by various people. they all have inscriptions and i don't know that any of those are particularly memorable. but there is a photograph there. that was taken in 1978. justice marcia and i were judging a moot court at the university of california of berkeley law school. it is one of my fondest memories. he was still

see which is where we developed the name infinity point and we have variations of the name you can see in the upper right-hand corner of the side we have several names like tank hill reference to the water types and we ruled those or and other existing parks. moving down the hill from hill park is one of two central of the island the buck eye growth. and that name references two large buck eye trees that are being preserved on the site and as can you see on this picture, they're beautiful, old trees. the photo on the right of this slide shows the and this photo is taken from the location of the new park. it's almost overhead and it will be a really prominent feature in the park. and also hear is a photograph of the native will be plant inside the park and the willow portion of that name in addition to willow bridge park we consider willow glen as an option. for the senior officers quarters historic district, we proposed shortening the name to the quarters and so this is the historic house and the naval buildings around that as well as the individual buildings can be called out by their

we are leading by infinity in utah and west virginia we are leading by, forget it. i want even -- we are leading by a lot in utah, 20 points and west virginia. in georgia we are leading by four points and i think it's much more. by the way. four points and then we have the hidden voter. a lot of you are hidden voters so say, who are you voting for? leave me alone, just leave me alone. that's what happened, remember they thought i lost because of the exit polls and people would ask, by the way the most in history, the voted four years ago and they said, who did you vote for? you know these arrogant, stupid people. who did you vote for? it's none of your business. so they have marked the blank. who did you vote for? and they set i voted for cricket hillary clinton. is that all right? who did you vote for? none of your business. there's another two words that are much more effective. who did you vote for? but i won't say it, if i do that the campaign is over. right? she saying don't say it, please sir. i've learned, we can't even kid. with these guys we can't cater to.

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, and they had claimed and a general case, you wouldn't get the singular states were things into infinitygue that this was not a real thing to worry about. i do have a look at the paper andi about. i do have a look at the paper and i did not know that there was actually a mistake in the writing, which turned it around. i think it was discovered later. but, over time, ididn‘t was discovered later. but, over time, i didn't see mistake. all i saw was the type of argument they we re saw was the type of argument they were using and i didn't feel it was terribly convincing. and i needed to think about it all the fresh and that was where i began to talk about trying to imagine myself in a black hole and trying to work out with light rays did. is that when the moment of inspiration came to you? we are walking in the woods? that was more or less what i was formulating my general views on what to do about it what kind of argument which you need in order to prove this or that. the sharp showers should ease between england and wales with some clearing skies and temperatures falling away as well. we k

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the nature of the singularity, that is of the densities and curvatures blow up to infinity to equations do, according to stephen hawking is that eventually, and it ta kes hawking is that eventually, and it takes incredible length of time, is that black holes will evaporate away and get smaller and smaller. it ta kes and get smaller and smaller. it takes of the biggest ones, more than a global year, and after that time, they will have disappeared and after they've disappeared, elected feel is what really happened in the other thing with the singularity and how important is that to the final end of the black hole. but this is not something we can dismiss because it is so far in the future, because it is so far in the future, because it is of relevant to done the research with my contemporaries. we have a paper recently published in monthly notices of the society where we claim that there is evidence for what we call the final demise of a black hole, but not in our eon, when ice on, i mean big bang and remove future. i claimed there was an eon prior to ours in this remote future morphed in

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thomas only uses discarded wood he collects ontario and eats it in his studio in copenhagen this what infinity used to belong to a shop big. to shut down. and i think that projects such as my art can maybe help alter people's perspective on trash from being something worthless to something with value 1st thomas makes sketches of his ideas. the heads and other details and then put together in his studio the other parts a created out in the new and. give it life some kind of peer group that i would paint black and poor here as always the last thing that i put in. when it's completed the heads are ready to set off. this one that will go to australia and this one will go to the united states across the globe a total of 70. hiding in places like belgium. south korea when i'm traveling out in the world i need to like find locally because of course the cancelling of from copenhagen from china i just love to go on the treasure hunt to find those things we're going to make me really having so it's a combination of like having people helping me organize before i arrive but then also just going around an

see which is where we developed the name infinity point and we have variations of the name you can seen the upper right-hand corner of the side we have several names like tank hill reference to the water types and we ruled those or and other existing parks. moving down the hill from hill park is one of two central of the island the buck eye growth. and that name references two large buck eye trees that are being preserved on the site and as can you see on this picture, they're beautiful, old trees. the photo on the right of this slide shows the and this photo is taken from the location of the new park. it's almost overhead and it will be a really prominent feature in the park. and also hear is a photograph of the native will be plant inside the park and the willow portion of that name in addition to willow bridge park we consider willow glen as an option. for the senior officers quarters historic district, we proposed shortening the name to the quarters and so this is the historic house and the naval buildings around that as well as the individual buildings can be called out by their h

locked down that despite its efforts it looks like it's back to square one when it comes to cope 19 infiniti present diprivan to confine the elderly the most vulnerable to tash to be alert and protect to improve the number of beds in intensive care units with a solutions are not enough at the moment and we need to go beyond that the economy gets us from friday we will see the closure of bars and restaurants and those forms that people are fronts needed during the 1st lockdown to leave home is at a step since they will be back the suggestion is that once again the french will only be able to leave their home if they have to do essential shopping if they have to go to the doc says or if they need their one hour of daily exercise and back to those are really restricted measures the one thing that is different this time around there is the fact that schools will remain open and we know the present map concept that this will be reviewed in 2 weeks to see how the progress is going away or that means that they can perhaps loosen the noose slightly but as you mentioned this will be in place until de

months before her husband was more there will probably be buried in the royal term or barbara more infinity dollars but where exactly in the world term is hard to say that there's a bit markopolos theory is that i cannot and never t.t. were buried together in the cliffs of amana but after the fall of the city his son the new pharaoh tootin kamui had their mommies moved and interned in the value of the games. so on a 50 teams remains to be found in the valley of the kings along with those of her husband. protein and she'll decide to pursue this hypothesis and return to look soft. at the famous winter palace and to the hotel which has welcomed generations of explorers. they all fall to the former egyptian capital in the hopes of making great discoveries. from the start of the 19th century eminent egypt ologists rush to look saw to excavate the famous valley of the king. old film footage shows that for a nasty comment a buried treasure. expeditions to the valley of the kings multiplied and there was a real rush to wanna a moment of. egypt became a major destination for research and many nation

see which is where we developed the name infinity point and we have variations of the name you can see in the upper right-hand corner of the side we have several names like tank hill reference to the water types and we ruled those or and other existing parks. moving down the hill from hill park is one of two central of the island the buck eye growth. and that name references two large buck eye trees that are being preserved on the site and as can you see on this picture, they're beautiful, old trees. the photo on the right of this slide shows the and this photo is taken from the location of the new park. it's almost overhead and it will be a really prominent feature in the park. and also hear is a photograph of the native will be plant inside the park and the willow portion of that name in addition to willow bridge park we consider willow glen as an option. for the senior officers quarters historic district, we proposed shortening the name to the quarters and so this is the historic house and the naval buildings around that as well as the individual buildings can be called out by their

create a polymer resulting in a lightweight strong material why then does it last all my stuff to infinity and the landfill this essentially are the same type of bonds that hold together diamond if you're conscientious enough to throw a water bottle into a blue recycle bin like we do here at techno and you probably think that water bottle is going to be turned into another water bottle but that may not necessarily be the case techno wants to find out what happens next so we followed the water bottle. this is the massive 20 facility near los angeles california. located near a large metropolis it can take a lot of trash. if you take a football field from post to post 10 feet high. fill it up with trash about a 3rd of that water that comes over here every day. 3000 tons a day this facility of has a glimpse into the wilds of single stream recycling because all of the recycled material it receives comes from a single source been like this convenient because all recyclables end up in one basket but there's a price you can't unscramble an egg susan collins is a manufacturing engineer who heads up

here you're saying how action in terms of all of them what your biology is really the you know the infin of this work that was done by these tremendous researchers before we continue this. have a look at where do we stand when it comes to the hunt for kovan 1000 vaccine vaccines can take years to be approved but it's hoped some being developed for coping 1000 could be available next year the vast majority are still in the pre-clinical stage being tested on animals not people about 40 are in phase one where given to any one full of people or face to where they are tested on hundreds face 3 is reported to have 11 promising prospects where thousands of trial patients receive the drug to confirm its safety and check for any side effects vaccines developed by the pharmaceutical company astra zeneca in conjunction with oxford university and another by u.s. biotech firm would earn a lot of stage 3 china's given limited approval for use of a vaccine developed by sign of back after initial tests on soldiers and president vladimir putin gave the go ahead for a russian vaccine in august before phas

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she'd purchased a black infiniti from the website offer up. but the car had a history and rodriguez was part of the violent crime enforcement team that pulled her over. >> they said that the vehicle had evaded the police officers. so there was a felony warrant for the vehicle. so they wanted to impound it. they knew that i wasn't the driver. >> reporter: fast forward to july 22nd. guadalupe's sister picked her up in a bmw she just bought from a mechanic. but the passenger's side door didn't work. so she slid over to let guadalupe drive to mcdonald's. >> i wanted her to drive. and i told her you want to drive or you want to climb through the window? so it would just be easier for her to get in the car than have to go around. >> reporter: guadalupe drove to the restaurant at north 27th street and east santa clara with her sister, her niece and nephew in the back. within seconds of arriving officer rodriguez and his partner rush at the car, guns drawn. >> ordering me to get out of the car and get on my knees. so i did. >> reporter: and that's whe

authorities say they identified a 2000 model infinity suv but they've not made any arrests today his mother talked about her anguish since his passing as well has made a passionate plea for assistance in the case. >>just to know that my kid suffredini died here so he left this earth without. his mother holding him comforting him and i'm just so torn. i don't know what will my whole life is like. i turn upside down. >>detectives with oakland police also spoke today saying they continue to work on the case and try to follow up on lee's bell was an oakland native his mother said he loved music and wanted a career in the music industry. there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. >>he has some communities make progress in the battle against remain signs of serious trouble for the most vulnerable among us. a 3 week-old covid-19 outbreak continues to take lives in district care at a skilled nursing facility in santa cruz county as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from watsonville 9 people have died while dozens of staff members have tested positive for

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about 30 police officers have been injured infine about 30 police officers have been injured in finerotests in philadelphia after the fatal shooting by police of a black man. how about, welcome to our book ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow with me are the former pensions minister ros altman and the writer and broadcaster mihir bose. first of all let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages of starting with the telegraph which assess downing street is working on the assumption the second wave of coronavirus will be more deadly than the first. the ft headlines hsbc and santander, two of your present largest banks, declaring the worse of the economic damage from coronavirus is behind them. the eye leads with a straight we have been covering tonight that pressure is growing on boris johnson covering tonight that pressure is growing on borisjohnson to show how leisure rock downs can be easy. the cause for national lockdown are growing as the uk death toll from cova i9 exceeds 60,000 was at the times, the government's adviser saying

and curvature blows up to infinity and the equations give up.disappearing, you have to know what happens, and you have to think about the singularity and how important it is in the final demise of the black hole. but this is not something which we can dismiss as unimportant because it is so far in the future, because it is of releva nce to the future, because it is of relevance to work we have done recently with polish colleagues and a korean in the us, as well, we have a korean in the us, as well, we have a paper recently published comic in the vile astronomical society, where we claim there is evidence for talking points —— published monthly in the royal astronomical society. we claimed there was an aeon prior to hours and its remote future morphed into our big bang and the black hole remnants are what we see and we can claim that we can actually seek about six points which are actually seek about six points which a re clearly in actually seek about six points which are clearly in both the big satellites which map the cosmic background is stop

of mice, participation, practice and all postings and learning about the government, that is the infinity kennedy institute and that's what we are on. >> really appreciating that. after the u.s. senate and again, i want to thank everyone for time and thoughts. now i turn it over caroline. >> thank you. on behalf of the kennedy institute, a most sincere thank you to both of you for sharing your unique perspectives on the vital role the supreme court place, perhaps branch of government as we had into what looks to be an unusual confirmation project, is critical we all realize what's at stake and how our voices play a part two impact outcomes through democratic processes. we, at the kennedy institute proud to produce important discussions such as this one to ensure as many people as possible are able to understand the intricacies of our democracies and engage in the difficult life of our communities. contributions from our generous manner members and supporters allow us to continue offering free programming and keep these conversations going. these consider joining us and becoming a member t

a greater chance of regulatory reforms that could, for example, limit the ability to compound to infinityaughs] but equally, a blue sweep on fiscal would be such that it would probably lead to higher nominal growth for the united states than the counterfactual, if you would like. results --s into her in turn results in more negative for risks generally, because absent that democratic sweep, you could have self-imposed retrenchment of a fairly significant magnitude, around 4% of gdp in the u.s. so i guess the upcoming elections have not really altered the medium term constructive view on the u.s., those two sets of factors come away really we continue to hold exposure to the u.s., and above all, with asia, as our favorite way of taking equity risk, those high quality growth compounders that are most found in the u.s. theould say, though, that possibility of heightened volatility in what could well be a contested electoral process is meaningful. this is reflected pretty well in option premiere, where there is a fairly u.s.rnible kink around elections, and we think that is pretty well reflec

she left it effective and announcing herself into infinity was only my father to hear.his hearing long told by the humble paper machines was the perfect match to her perpetual clamor. my mother, she let her vantage expire before finishing it and send me to fetch her a new pack from the corner store. i'll time you, she'd say now go and off i went . shedidn't need to tell me twice . that's damn good writing right there. it's a lovely passage. >> it says a lot about her. she was an elderly person and she still is. she's out at all the main bookstores making sure they have my book in stock . >> good for her. she comes across very vividly as a very strong person. you talk about sacrifices in the book and these are, it's a term of art. designated areas in the us that are next to, close by , environmentally dangerous facilities. and people live in these zones, sacrifice zones . so just aside from the health effect, when you know you live in a sacrifice zone, when you know that you are cannon fodder, it's got to be number one a source of shame. and then you know, the defensive

s final infinity stone to destroy planned parenthood. now, unlike last year's nominee, brett kavanaugh, barrett has not been accused of sexual assault or juvenile delinquency or... wait, what was the other thing? >> i liked beer. >> trevor: my man. so, if you were planning on watching these hearings, please, don't waste your life, because over the years, all these hearings have become is each party making big speeches about how the nominee is either going to save or destroy the supreme court, and then the nominee pretending that they have never had a point of view on anything, for example, it's no secret that amy coney barrett is against "roe v wade." trump wouldn't have picked her otherwise. but if you ask her about it during the hearing, all of a sudden, she doesn't have an opinion anymore. >> do you agree with justice scalia's view that "roe" was wrongly decided? >> i think, on that question, you know, i'm going to invoke justice kagan's description, which i think is perfectly put. when she was in her confirmation hearing, she said th

i finally understood that because i suddenly got a sense of the dimension of the whole story on infinity. to become. began investigating major german consumer banks as well as employ when short european private banks he was entering a complex moral of the system behind comics was deliberately designed to be opaque to outsiders especially tax authorities. in order to engage in a comics deal 1st you need some company stock on the stock market each shareholder gets an annual payment if the company has made a profit this distribution of profits is called a dividend. a share purchased before the so-called x. date is referred to as come dividend that is it comes with a slice of the annual profit traded on or after that date the share is x. dividend with no slice of the profit. dividends are subject to capital gains tax and it's this tax that's central to the comebacks trick. put simply the process works like this. let's say person a buys a share in a large car company at the end of the fiscal year that company pays out a dividend to a person and. this slice of the company's profit is subject t

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it was kind of like infinity going around and around. >> reporter: for jim and babs alexander of lafayette, riding brought back great memories. >> our first date was on a ferris wheel over 51 years ago. >> reporter: the sky star was brought here to commemorate golden gate park's 150th anniversary, so it's fitting that the ferris wheel is 150 feet tall. to protect against covid, riders and staff must have their temperature taken and wear masks. and there are other precautions. >> no strangers are paired up. so you and your party get your own gondola, so during the ride you're not paired up with a stranger. we clean the gondolas in between each ride. we wipe down the high-traffic areas once an hour. >> reporter: for many people rolling with the challenges of a pandemic, sky star and the views that come with it are a welcome diversion. if you want to ride this ferris wheel, it will be here in golden gate park for the next 12 months. in san francisco, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> i want to go. >> i do, too. what a great assignment. let's go. we can all -- >> yes. >> we're not in the s

they say that they identify the vehicle, a suv 2000 infinity before we still haven't been able to identify what the motive was for this senseless act country says stasio kron 4 news. >>san francisco police are accused of illegally tapping hundreds of surveillance cameras to spy on police brutality protesters this spring, a lawsuit filed yesterday alleges police tapped into real-time footage from cameras in the union square area from may 31st to june 7th when thousands protested the killing of george floyd by minneapolis police. the suit says police violated a city ban on using surveillance technology without prior approval except in emergencies. police chief bill scott has said that the department sought to tap those cameras because of violence surrounding the protests but ultimately didn't use them. >>louisiana tonight is bracing for a brand-new hurricane less than 2 months after one devastated the southern portion of the state. buildings boarded up sandbags being filled up and. forecasters are warning that hurricane delta could blow ashore tomorrow with winds in excess of 100 miles an ho

charles: negative numbers go to infinity my friend.re is a lot of room in the negative territory. jim, don't blink, that could be the model since president trump took office but certainly in the last couple sessions for real. where do you see us going from here, jim? >> i agree. i think we're going to go higher over the next year. you know what i'm interested in is, i think historically there has been a well-researched lag effect of policy, charles. that is it takes about a year or more before policies, monetary and fiscal, really have positive impact on the economy. so we're just now in the fourth quarter perhaps get being into the window where a year ago policies might really start to come home to help the economy. all this focus on the need for more stimulus is a little odd to me, coming out of a quarter where we grew 35%. where we just created 917,000 private sector payroll jobs with revisions. and we're going to get more and more influence from the lagged effect of past policies. so i think we're going to have a really good growth

they say that they identify the vehicle, a suv 2000 infinity before we still haven't been able to identify what the motive was for this senseless act country says stasio kron 4 news. >>some communities are making progress in the battle against coronavirus there still remain signs of serious trouble for the most vulnerable. among us another 5 deaths were reported this week at the watsonville post-acute nursing facility that brings the total number of deaths to 9 since the outbreak of covid-19 surface there. 3 weeks ago so far 46 residents and 15 staff at the facility have tested positive for covid-19. the employees there tell us that protocols on isolation quarantine testing and screening are being reviewed and stepped up. >>southwest airlines will begin nonstop service from oakland to palm springs starting next month. >>very popular run right now airport officials say 2 daily flights will begin november 15th to palm springs, oakland, 7 connection to southern california be a southwest and seats for flights are already on sale on southwest website. the flights will depart oakland at 09:00am

the heimlich maneuver the baby starts breathing again about a minute later his parents say he is do infinelaware high school football season back in wilmington, and the new helmets are getting a lot of attention. they come with a face mask that attaches on the inside players say they can breathe a lot easier and it keeps them on the field. >>> virginia this toaster-looking thing is actually an arlington suburbs new shuttle. weird shape and no driver. it is slow, only goes about 10 miles per hour, but riders say it gets them there >>> pennsylvania grinning, smashes one into the night sky. the philadelphia flyers mascot with a pretty good golf swing. you see the ball flies off the tee. grity celebrates with a club flip and his signature belly dance on a cnbc trip coast to coast. ♪ >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it is the bottom of the hour time for the top of the news >>> coronavirus killing more than 850 people in the u.s. yesterday, one of the three of hem them from the midwest. >>> in wisconsin, 42 new covid deaths deaths and hospitalizations have almost doubled nbc's gabe gutierrez with

offers, if you will, from folks out there who want to buy one of my, can a i have an older model infiniti is it for sale? >> it's not for sale. >> people walk up by your neighborhood and give you a price. >> when i fill up for gas in new jersey, one of the guys who owns the gas station keeps asking whether or not i'm willing to part with my car the blue book value on my car is maybe a couple thousand dollars. it's worth it more for me to have that used car than get a couple thousand dollars out of it the car still runs, and to your point when my wife eventually starts going back to the office, if she does, she has told me she wants to do so in her own vehicle and not take mass transportation, so she will be one of those people who takes my used car and then uses it for a commute that she never had before but she will be doing so in her own vehicle going forward. >> well, and as phil is pointing out, it's been really good for some of these dealer stocks and all these used car purveyors let's go from used cars to used furniture. ikea is rolling out a buyback program next month where the com

mentioning bernie madoff, trump took advantages of system that fifths first, second, third, and seemingly infin nat chances to the elite. he had men pressures with the law and with lawless associates that came out ahead time and time again. donald trump was not the first privileged american to use apparent, unlawful behavior no gain and sustain power and wealth. and then to use that wealth to gain immunity from further offenses. what makes him unique is how high he climbed. it's hard to envision a future where justice catches up with him. but for now, let's imagine a world with a government had held donald trump accounteddable for many phones he committed well before he launched his presidential came pain in 2015, at pulitzer price win investigate identify journalis has observed, that the world where president trump is an impossibility. it's within our power to create that world where he and anyone like him is an impossibility. the damage already done by our 45th president demonstrates the dangers we face if we fail to do. so thank you. and i'll handed over to helene. >> thank you from a terrif

"oh, wow, it's a fuzz goodyear let me pull the string " >> infinity is where i'm going and maybe eveners of the modern gop are basically just a bunch of goofy old puds. yeah, i said it, puds. [ laughter ] the type of guy who's still working at your hometown bowling alley 30 years after high school, because he gets free disco fries. "plus i get all the shoe spray i can huff, and that is a lot. for example, republicans held a hearing on big tech companies yesterday just to complain about supposed social media bias against conservatives, which, it's not a thing now, there are progressives, like elizabeth warren and tonight's guest, bernie sanders, who really do want to break up big tech monopolies that have consolidated too much power. but republicans just want to whine about mean tweets they don't like the best example of that came from wisconsin senator ron johnson, when he complained about an obviously satirical tweet. >> mr. dorsey, you talked about your policies toward misinformation and that you will block misinformation if it's about civic integrity, election interference or voter

think when you start present valuing these future gains, or member you are buying future gains for infinitystocks. when you start resting value back to a 0% interest rate, it looks like we could be at this lower zone for another five years possibly. i think the tech stocks look attractive, also if we couple that with the ongoing stay-at-home mandates. there stock people will reopen offices, but if you start taking signals from some of these colossal employers like deutsche bank who are suggesting their employees are going to stay home, i think that could even normal as we move forward into the next few years before the offices reopen to any significant level. haidi: when you look at the muted market reaction, you have got u.s. futures bouncing back in the early part of the session, is there a sense that there is not a lot of tension in the markets? that there is an unwillingness to let go of the positions we have built up until now even with such extraordinary news flow we have had over the past few days? exactly, this is i think getting reflected to the low volatility in the u.s. rates mar

the department though is right sized infinity respond to them. so the way we are organized across the cw md enterprise, quite robust, a number of organizations as you can imagine from the joint staff and our policy perspective, the combatant and command services. we come together fairly regularly in an effort i think that would be highlighted and it's important for you to know about his that the effort counsel, and director oxford and knight participate in that . and in that forum, we are able to flow these issues up for discussion. it is an area that we can't get full information across the department and make decisions at the highest level. so we think that is vital to some of these issues that you highlight.t. and obviously, in the setting a little- harder to get into some of those issues. i know you recognize that. but we are resourced properly and we are right sized. >> if i could just follow-up on part of that. obviously, you do not run these research in the engineering. vincent another division. in this . high up in the org chart in the pe

our social innovation and echo infinances find an the national economy. dynamism seems to be steadily ebbing. true, america's top corporations are still world leaders, the envy of regulators in other lands. these giant gladiators cast a long shadow. maybe that is why we don't always notice what is going on in the rest of the private arena. simply put, there is less creative destruction, the lifeblood of free enterprise, the ratio of new startups to existing businesses has been falling for over 40 years. accompanying the decline of garage entrepreneurship has been a continuing drop in labor market churn, switching jobs. quits are down, too. while that may sound good, it's partly a vote of no-confidence in opportunities elsewhere. structurally, american business is increasingly gray and top-heavy, dominated by older, larger corporations with easy access to capital at rates small businesses can't obtain, and aided by fixers and regulatory conciliatory little firms can't afford. we see increasing market concentration and decreasing knowledge diffusion. more l

there is a rich history fairclub infinals, reasons.er that and we got our two tests back negative, everything has been pretty good since the kr game, so we cannot complain on preparation, we are all good and looking forward to the challenge now. you made the grand final a year ago, lost that, but what would it mean to the city to finally gets hands on silverware? it would be huge. pretty lights offer that has not been to a challenge cup final a51 yea rs, i not been to a challenge cup final a51 years, i think it would mean everything. playing in a way that the community is by rolling your sleeves up, being better and working ha rd sleeves up, being better and working hard and really representing the area and the right way. just seeing some wonderful pits of the last time salford were in the final in the 60s, wonderful memories which you will be hoping you can repeat. let‘s go back to richard. richard, when leeds last won, the legend rob burrow scored. this year after his incredible campaign to raise awareness of his motor neurone diseas