even pencil manufacturers don't now how to make a pencil. they put together the last ingredients to make a pencil. there was a exhibit in england a few years ago, called, i, toaster, a guy made a toaster from scratch. he mined the copper, forged the tin, galvanized the rubber, took him maybe eight years, was a crappy toaster. cost a couple thousand of dollars. that is the beautitive capitalism. gets everyone to work together. marx was right about this, rousseau was right about this, capitalism is inherently alienating. it can only work, where i go to shumpeter, it can only work if you have institutions of civil society and family that can provide that kind of meaning for people. >> right. >> because if they're not there, we start yearning to look for meaning in other things like politics, like tribalism. in other words, human nature always comes roaring in. >> so we came to call these in the world of postwar socialology, mediating institutions. there is the government. there is the individual. there is massive side for the individual. and th

if a project doesn't pencil out on one side of town it, will not pencil out on another side of town and only adding more burden to it -- you will not get anything. if we're going to incent production of housing, a use-it-or-lose-it provision is necessary. if we're going to get the incentive on cost, make sure you build it. as i did talk about what the process improvements. i'm worried about demolitions and i see -- i wonder -- i understand how section 317 applies. i do see in the -- in some of the findings, there is an additional criteria whether the project would require the demolition of existing buildings. i read an article on the cost of hawkins ballot measure, i believe it was in the sunday or saturday paper, and they talked about examples where existing houses on the westside, where there are about 30% of the people that rent, don't have -- the price control portion of rent control on their homes. some without rent control on the buildings, the rent is raised, they can't afford it, they get out. and the landlord buys the building next door and then has five buildings and has castr

share, thegs per market had penciled in nine -- 903.xpertsa whole host of out there, some more numbers for you on roche. they now see sales at mid single effect.nd a constant so it's raising the guidance, very different than some of the others we have seen. core operating profit comes in at 11.16, a comfortable beat on the 10.40 6 billion at the market was anticipating. anheuser-busch, anybody for a bud? adjusted earnings per share above 10, that is amiss. the are ready revenue, this is a considerable miss for airbnb. they came in at 4%. the market was looking for 5.7%. brazil is the second-largest market. big were hoping for that boost from the world cup. the campaign for bud started in may. the going to spend $2 billion on building the brand. $5.3 billion in terms of sales, a comfortable beat on the 5.19 that the market had penciled in. let's have a little more detail on the nokia numbers for you. nokia, the operating margin 1.5%. the primary focus for nokia network is the market declining by 1%-3% this year. that is your guidance for

cooperation of some of my favorites is by leonard read and it's written from the perspective of a pencil. the two takeaways are every college kid should read and take away from it number one, he says first of all i think comes from wherever it is and all these people, different languages, different customs, heritage working seamlessly all around the world to produce a pencil on the fraction of a penny and then the second point you should take away from it is no one knows how to make it in all, even pencil manufacturers. they put together the last debate of ingredients. there was a guy who was exhibited in england a few years ago where someone made a toaster from scratch. it cost a couple thousand dollars. that is the beauty of capitalism but it doesn't feel like it's so they talk about the alienation. it can only work if you have institutions of civil society and the family that can provide that kind of meaning for people because if they are not there we start yearning to look for meaning in other things like politics, tribalism. so we came to call these in the postwar sociology mediatin

they have pencils, pens, glue sticks, erasers, colored pencils, college ruled note books, filler paper, everything they need. we know parents around the bay area are struggling to make ends meet. this is a way to help them fulfill the need that their kids have making sure that the kids are absolutely prepared to succeed in school. the research folks are totally volunteering their time. good morning. tell us who we have here today filling the backpacks? >> these are volunteers. a lot of them are people who belong to the women in leadership at lamb. this afternoon this will be full of people taking care of all the backpacks. >> reporter: you are going to build the backpacks around 5:00 this evening. what will it look like? >> it will be buzzing. people are really excited to do this. one of the reasons we do this is because we like to help the local schools and promote things such as science, technology. as you can see some of the things you mentioned, calculators, those things. >> reporter: let's do a little live math on television. so we are aiming to put together 37,000 backpacks. we k

and college pencils to mark the placement of each book. now you're ready to get started. the first cookbook pages with wheat gluten by generously and several times as needed to make all the pages stick together firmly you can play each group down with a heavy object after applying to. let everything dry for half an hour next arrange the books to break you'd like to take a look later and their positions with a college pencil. now you can glue the books together with a hot glue gun and briskly as quickly and then it's no longer possible to make changes. finally thanks to the ends tell you. in whatever color you and sean best i'd like sky blue. vanished especially well suited because to conus last longer. let the stock drive through early and you and tell you both it's ready to use. you can stack the books even higher and make a decorative color out of them. your own at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward t

ooh, it's a pencil cup. oh, no, no, no, no. that's my pencil cup. to hand it over to me. i love these. okay, fine. my wallet? um. oh, there it is. j1. here, you know what? i don't have any--

thursday, the conference from new orleans, new jersey senator cory booker, and pencil lieutenant candidate fetterman. this week in prime time on c- span, cspan.org, and on the free cspan radio app. >> next, from the heritage foundation, a discussion about president ronald reagan's cold war strategy.

it may be that what you can offer the community that pencils out for your business may be giving kitchen space out at a discounted price. it may be the price point of the food. maybe not. it may be jobs or something. what it's going to take is some intentionality and some negotiation with the community, but also be thinking about what you can get from them. la cocina offer technical service to all these techers who might be customers in terms of renting out space for you. so i'm just saying it's going to take a little bit more sitting down, thinking about things in how it pencils out for your business plan. i actually think you can get to a win-win situation here. >> yeah. for me, it's what's the best way to go with it. i understand -- if i understand, i should not be signing any documents because i've been requested to sign a few documents, because i'm not sure actually what it is legally for. and i understand that if i agree, everything that they ask for in the hearing, and i would sign for conditional use, and that would be the way to -- that i understand. >> commissioner richards: so

if you want to make the election secure go back to people marking their ballots with a pencil and paper human beings counting them in phoneme their results on the landline. >> but our intellectual yet idiot's ruling class have been bribed a mess price by big business and big tech. what a bunch of idiots. tell me what you think. make sure you preorder my new book, positive populism. you can get at popp positive populism.work. here to discuss this is richard and lisa. what a team. it would go. >> congrats a new book. >> i've already preordered. >> steve: the president this week took a lot of heat including from many voices on this network, years included. i watched your reaction to what happened on monday. what's interesting is that we have brian, lauren others, it seems the more over-the-top the critics go, the more it sways people in favor president trump and his support. >> absolutely. you wonder why president trump question the intelligence committee under president obama. then you hear john brennan speaking like a dad. of course trump had questions. a lot of us were concerned and did

to the old school extra pencil, the manuscript printed out makes you what pencil to use when you make your changes then mail it back to them, multiple times, and if -- in this book, that is common tend to be things too many -- so i think also came down to looking for what was the center most important story going forward. unfortunately, there were characters fleesincredibly important to investigation, didn't get arrested -- exactly. good capital one of the soccer officials in historical the book a version, he didn't get indicted but -- citizens, never going to get him, and why don't we start on that. so i am glad to hear that held together. . >> it is great. >> things going on, in washington. and really the book that struck me a lot. including that original source was irs agent, and was arrested by the stuff that you read about in trials and in history, books, it was just a guy basically at court it was you kept telling how that went down, just curious as obviously did you spend a lot of time with him or just a piece of -- afterwards? >> well, started by saying i am a journalist i don

the more than half of school support staff are spending their own money to give pupils food tampons pencils do you think all of this context is going to make things worse i don't think that is enough i think what society should look at the government because that's the body that is higher than us they should really focus on invest in things like social skills so making sure that the children are coming into school have a well developed in their soft skills so for example they know that they can open a bank account when they get. they can have a job at the age of sixteen you know at the age of eighteen that they can do an apprenticeship over and university and a lot of these kids such as myself when i was growing up i didn't know about these things and so you thought that the only way to excel if it isn't for sport or music per se is for a life of criminality you've written about the drug trade and how that affects gangs tell me a little bit about that or warsi is i think that these young men. intrapreneur really but they just not know it and they already feel that the only way for them to g

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in dortmund the russian pianist and composer is wielding the baton didn't go over the penciling way is this the first. year or concept and in that particular post looking up with good reporting discern you would put him in the last line of the. prince fifth in the city in the sense in which the boys in the ship would go without the mouth of the local cities just for so that island if it got called the goodness of earth but of what another was. for all. of those just first so that i could but. what would usually be mockers up to something like the law of. that. would be. managing borchester is used to working with different pianists and different styles of pianists with the left over with me to call cheeta so at the very beginning there was very little to say it was just a feeling that the conductor and orchestra were listening to each other and finding the styles together. yes thinks the less less less less just too much. remastered make some small adjustments here small adjustments ok what you want to just buy them all right. local think you want us to stop the walk. well. picture per

you should have received a note card and pencil. if not the staff are walking up and down the aisle and have cards and pencils to hand out. let them know and later on in the program we will be answering collecting the cards and answering your questions. we are thrilled to welcome randall kennedy back to the new york historical society. he's the michael r klein professor at harvard law school where he teaches courses on contracts and criminal law and regulation of race relations. he's also a former clerk of supreme court justice thurgood marshall. professor kennedy is the author of several books including race and crime and the law for which he received the robert f. kennedy book award and the forthcoming from protest to law, triumphs and defeats of the black revolts, 1948 through 1968. he has been with us quite a number of times. i know you'll find he is a dynamic, wonderful speaker and before we begin, i want to ask that if you have a cell phone, a beeper, please turn it off and also tonight we ask that no one takes photographs. so

because the chinese want cheap oil to power its economy all right all of those stories coming up with pencil one in one minute don't go away. go out and they will not succeed in dividing us about not succeed in taking the people off the streets.

and it tells you what sort of pencil to use when you make your changes and mail it back to him. there's too many custom cuts that would've came dowbutwhat ig it down looking for the central most important story that kept it going forward. some blood had to be shared. it was important for the investigation, but he ultimately gave them a smaller role in the story because they didn't get invaded were arrested. [laughter] >> a good example easily one of the most corrupt officials in history, and he's in the book but there was a version he did get invited to your never going to get him he's never going to leave, why don't we focus on that ending where they can get these guys comes up as , so thae that had to be made and it was held together coherently despite these efforts. >> burt eluded to some of the things going on in washington. reading the book, that struck me a lot including the original source was an irs agent and it was less about the glamorous stuff that you read about in trials or mystery books. the tell everybody about how that went down, and i am just curious did you spe

i had an editor that edited with pencil and ups manuscript and tells you what sort of pencil to use and mail it back to him. that happened multiple times and i spent a lot of money on postage to make this book. his comments tended to be things like why do you have so many characters, too many, cut them, cut them. ultimately what it came down to was pairing it down, looking for what was the central most important story that kept it going forward. unfortunately some blood had to be shed and ultimately gave them smaller role in the story because they didn't get indicted or arrested. >> that's why i was only one page? >> exactly. a good example would be a guy named ricardo tacheda, one to have most corrupt soccer officials in history. he was in the book and the argument with the editor he did get indicted but he's in brazil which doesn't extradite citizens and they will never get him and never going to leave and why don't we focus on the happy ending where they could get the guys. i'm glad to hear that it held the other coherently despite his absence. >> it was great. burt alluded to some o

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the big one is iran, we are penciling in one play 5 million barrels-- 1.5 million in losses that willranslate into supply losses that will only become visible in q4. q3, it is hard to deal with oversupply, but you have a lot of supportive factors towards the end of this year and into 2019. alix: thank you so much. really appreciate it. time for your take away. supplies gap emerging in the back half of this year, and richard says the u.s. market is tight but the global market is oversupplied. at the end of the year, prices could rally but the market is still nervous, dependent on president trump. thank you so much. coming up, president trump may have been in brussels, what is -- but his thoughts were with soybean farmers. what is next for prices? this is bloomberg "commodities edge." ♪ alix: i'm alix steel, this is bloomberg "commodities edge." time now for the data dig, we dig into the market trends of the week. oil inventory numbers bullish. 7 million barrels a day, the biggest draw since september of 2016. you have less imports from columbia as well as mexico. also taking a look at

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i never use a pencil. someone asked mistakes?ou make i said, there is no such thing as a mistake. a mistake is an opportunity to do something else. i think that too many people rely on what goes on in the iphone. i must have wet ink somewhere. it is just thawe are all trapped inside this electronic community. you cannot do anything except through the computer. the first time i used a polaroid ncamera, i got interested the whole idea of it. i realized that themulsion is still wet for about 15 minutes. it suddenlbecame malleable, something you could do something with. i was in 1986 in aspen,, colorad david hockney came to it. he was wearing a stupid hat. went up behind him with camera. "david?" he turned around. click. "he won't come out, you kno" that is going in the book, actually. dribbling white stuff. i went to america in 1970 looking for work, and i was asked by a brooklyn man, how would you like to go to kentucky add meet an ex-hells angel who just shaved his hunter thompson. i think it was three days we were trying to find each other. it was ridiculous. "are you steadman, il

how much cost are you penciling in for this china plan?t will tesla be able to stave off the need to raise capital or fund raise? james: the last point is the most important. i do believe they will raise capital. they will probably raise capital later this year or early next year on the heels of a strong period of 3-6 month ramping the model 3. the bears will say it is not sustainable and elon is dressing up the quarter in advance of that capital raise. there will be a lot of questions. there will be some hyperbole. that will be heavily debated. what won't be heavily debated i, if they are profitable, think they will go to the market to seek proceeds for development in china -- we haven't penciled $3-5ing in yet -- a billion process, but we haven't done any penciling in for tesla. proceeds will be tied to the model y, the crossover utility version of the model 3, which will come to market in 2020-2021 as a production vehicle. julie: i have an unusual question for you. is tesla tough to evaluate compared to other publicly traded companies?

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down in the great sun of continues with and the dying breath of a legendary small berlin club in pencilack ballons nightlife recently lost yet another landmark locals are following developments with growing dismay. they knew of innocence was into sound as noise but they were at least planning to bring in something new and interesting something visionary the good wish to do but if the rumors are true they're planning to put up a very in style hof white house and here does only i'd sooner have my liver ripped out than drink a beer in a huff po boy house in berlin i was fine before him here in the. first the answer is to move in the name best has a well known pattern the trend has been gathering pace in berlin over the last five years everything is up for sale the city has responded to the financial clout of big investors buying creasing the arts budget by twenty percent and giving more funding to support clubs and artists studios close later is in fighting spirit. as i think it's imperative that we fight for every square metre for the arts for free space in the city that we fight for ever

giving tree is focused on getting as many backpacks filled with basic school supplies, things like pencilsnd paper, pens in the hands of needy kids around the bay area. robert: yeah, stuff that basic, people forget it also can be expensive. paul: that's right, that's right. and especially, you know, i think there's a misconception, right, about the bay area, right? that everyone's doing so well. and the reality is that there are--there are people who are doing well, and there are people who are really, really struggling. and the cost of--you know, cost of housing and transportation and food is continuing to increase, the haves and have-nots, the delta continues to--continues to grow. and kids are really--families are struggling to make ends meet. and sometimes, the result is that kids don't get the basic tools they need to go to school. robert: yeah, and it's also a mental thing too from having worked on programs like this before. if children don't feel like they're ready for the school year mentally, it affects them in terms of the way they approach school, the kind of enthusiasm they hav

you know and i have no we asked ourselves what if the boat were a pencil and the sea were making the drawing. stiffed wonder what would it look like if we flipped the motion of the boat and the waves around here so the motion of the sea becomes the motion of the hands during the drawing our spirit and how would that look at this than i was him. so he dipped a ball in in placed it on a sheet of paper and let waves and time do the rest it turns out the sea favors clean lines and surprising turns each in his strange and is a study of the inexorable flow of time and as in all of his works an agent cool for view is to engage as he views his nice and calm for this is not about comfort. you do vis is about taking part in the production and accepting the fact that you are also responsible for what you see ceased. it seems aren't consumers left between spotlights on the white wall automatically tend to become active produces even without any prompting by the museum. some of these dances main even have asked themselves the same thing the artist did. the bus is there now about what is drawing a

jeff pence silled in for -- pencilled in for saturday. the band is getting back together.tures. that's the bad news. rockies. guys got scissors in his hand. i don't know why. the rockies did tear the giants apart. nolan arenado has 90 runs in 100 games against guys. distan.s strton the giants losnal of 8-1. wi honored. san diego led 2-0 the sixth. jed hourry did what mark mcgwire did. the a's went right back in front 3-2. flee batters late -- three batters later, mark cana. back, away, gone. a's won 6-2. they've won seven of their last eight. >>> nfl ruben foster has been suspended two games by the league for an arrest on a weapons charge which foster pleaded no contest to and a misdemeanor marijuana arrest since -- that has since been dismissed. he was not suspended for his domestic violence arrest after the charges were dropped last month. >>> nba. the warriors item that i've been waiting to tell you about. the team re-signed cavon loon knee. he -- looney. he showed up huge this past season. he started five playoff games. the dubs went to sacramento tonight. third quarte

about this it's been in years since the war seven years ago and already a lot of people are immune to pencil in order different at their belt explain how more and more people die of the fall for infection with antibiotics but by killing or preventing growth of bacteria by breaking down the cell walls or interfering protein synthesis but over time bacteria can build a natural resistance this is drastically celebrated when they are misused such as when we don't finish our prescription the surviving bacteria will then reproduce with inbuilt resistance to that antibiotic. plans his hope is that the incredible marine life here will provide solutions to this problem where in organists they have the means to repairing the move to get there the infection so we can isolate the not trying to enforce it so they produce weaker maybe produce a new antibiotic for human years yeah it's a long process and it takes many years but. it must be done. the team on board the helm hunts and will be trolling organisms from the bottom of the sea as well as sending out dive teams to hand-pick marine life from the sea