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their own the russian team now heads into seven weeks of training and if their physical strength and texaco's skills could be joined by a little bit of luck the country's basketball history may acquire another distinguished chapter. r.t. moscow. and finally let's talk about chess because this man has defended his world title in the russian capital moscow's digic of art gallery provided home to his closely fought match which was a pitched battle of two eyes as indian grandmaster and then held off israeli challenger vonzell found on a tie break all the players were tied at six points apiece after winning a game each and drawing the other ten so it went to a decider with him and when one of the four extra games of fast chess and it was enough to help the forty two year old retain his title of undisputed world champion the accolade he's been holding since two thousand and seven and he put his trial down to mental strength. i would say simply that my nerves held out better. i mean even these four games so much back and forth going on. but i simply hung on for dear life. i want to play more than th

their own the russian team now heads into seven weeks of training and if their physical strength and texaco skills could be joined by a little bit of luck the country's best could bill history may acquire another distinguished chapter. artsy mosco. only one friendly remains for russia head of the european football championship in poland and ukraine the final test takes place in zurich on friday against former world champions it's the head coach dick advocaat is still facing south choices both for the number one position and the attacking alliance has come moscow's eager to convey and they need st petersburg dave proved they are equally match fit in the last two friendlies against uruguay in lithuania however it's the team's scoring abilities that are in dallas with alexander at their call bible plug reading out and remark above the chant call all vying for the sense of forward slots the match versus it takes place on friday and that's exactly one week before russia's it's once its world opener against the czech republic in vaults love poland. and now let's talk about chess because vission v

their own the russian team now heads into seven weeks of training and if their physical strength and texaco's skills could be joined by a little bit of luck the country's best could bill history may acquire another distinguished chapter. archie. let's get stateside now where in the n.b.a. miami survived on rondo's career high forty four points and take the eastern conference final game to an overtime one fifteen one eleven played all fits of three minutes of the game scoring all twelve of boston's points and overtime finishing with forty four points ten assists and eight rebounds however it was not enough to beat miami on the nights as the bron james scored thirty four while dwayne wade at twenty three that means miami heat will travel to boston with this thing series advantage. and only one friendly remains for russia head of the european football championship in poland and ukraine the final test takes place in zurich on friday against former world champions it's a head coach dick advocaat is still facing tough choices though both for the number one position and the attacking line so. it's g

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everything seems very 21st century until, you know, these strange interludes, when it hearkens back to the texaco comedy hour, where, you know, you have to shill for a product and talk about the sponsors. and so, i'm wondering, you know, first, i'm genuinely curious about your thoughts about that part of the enterprise. and second, and i understand that you may not be able to be as candid as you might have been at the cocktail hour, and also, you know, is this a good solution for the genuine problem of your needing funding to put on the gab fest and you need to make money and you have legitimate costs? >> i'll answer that, because why not? >> i do most of the ads. i'm thrilled to do the always. i mean, our publisher tells us we're going back to the future, it is very much like a 1950's radio show. and honestly, slate needs to make money. we are a money-making business, and we do a lot of stuff, and does this -- is this hair-free? it is free in that it is leaving its home often. and we are ambitious and creative about ways we can get revenue to slate. i mean, we charged you for the show tonight, b

. >> i wouldn't call that a tax expenditure because we have decided it is my texaco entity.it was not a question of the measurement of the tax bill and come, but whether or not their income should be taxed. there is the broader question which is how we should treat a nonprofit in this country. should we allow contribution to harvard and museums, symphonies and all that. there's two choices. we can do it the way we do it in this country or we can do what europeans do and make those government financed organizations. the universities, museums, symphonies and so on. and i think the diversity and the way we do it in this country is reputable. >> gentleman here. >> question for professor feldstein. a great many republican have signed up for pledges not to increase taxes and as i understand that those who promote the pledge and clue filling in the polls on anything other than a revenue neutral way. given what she said today, does that worry you, it do you see a way of financing that? the mac some republicans i've talked to think that even though they signed up for that kind of an