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Well, we have another outreach program called Opera For All. And, you know, we think of all the things that might be barriers to keep people from coming to Lincoln Center or coming to City Opera and one of them might be price. And so our Opera For All program is designed to reach as many people as we can and to do it b...
well we have another outreach, program called opera for all and, you know we think. of all the things that might be barriers to keep people from coming to lincoln center or coming to city, opera and one of, them might be price and so our opera for all program is designed to reach, as many people as, we can and to do it...
Well. we have another outreach program called, Opera For All And you know we think of all the things that might be barriers to keep people from coming to Lincoln, Center, or coming to City Opera and one of them might be price And. so our Opera For All program is designed, to reach as many people as we can and to do it ...
well, we have another outreach program called opera for all. and, you know, we think of all the things that might be barriers to keep people from coming to lincoln center or coming to city opera and one of them might be price. and so our opera for all program is designed to reach as many people as we can and to do it b...
And so we've actually opened our season with a kind of a preview period in which we've done Opera For All. And that's just finished. And we're always excited to see that if the price is $25, we're able to sell out the house. And so we've just had 10,000 people here at $25, many of them coming for the first time.
and so we've actually opened our season with a, kind of a preview period in which we've done; opera for all; and that's just finished and we're always excited to see that if the. price, is $25, we're able to sell out the house and so we've, just had 10,000 people here at $25, many of them coming for the. first
And, so we've actually opened our season with a kind of a preview. period in which we've done Opera For All And that's just finished And we're always excited to see that. if the price is $25, we're able to sell out; the house And so we've just had 10,000 people here at $25, many of them coming for the first
and so we've actually opened our season with a kind of a preview period in which we've done opera for all. and that's just finished. and we're always excited to see that if the price is $25, we're able to sell out the house. and so we've just had 10,000 people here at $25, many of them coming for the first time.
Donna, how important is it to you and maybe you have stories about people for this production or other productions that you've worked on who were surprised when they come and they experience something new for the first time?
donna how important is it to you and maybe you have stories about people for this production. or other productions that you've worked on who were surprised, when, they come and they experience something new for the first
Donna how important is it to. you and maybe you have, stories. about; people for this production or other productions that you've worked on who were surprised when they come and they experience something new for the first
donna, how important is it to you and maybe you have stories about people for this production or other productions that you've worked on who were surprised when they come and they experience something new for the first time?
You know, there's such a wonderful sense of curiosity I find in the black community that really want to explore the arts in many different facets. So when we first started talking about "Margaret Garner," as soon as we associated with "Beloved," there was this moment of recognition and, you know, they say, wow. Okay, w...
you know there's, such a. wonderful sense of curiosity i find in, the. black community that really want to explore the arts in many different facets so when we first started talking about "margaret garner" as soon as we associated with "beloved" there was this moment of recognition and you know, they say wow okay we kn...
You know there's such a wonderful sense, of curiosity I find in the, black community that really want, to explore the arts in; many different facets So when; we first started talking about "Margaret Garner" as soon as we associated with "Beloved" there was this moment of recognition and you know they say wow Okay we kn...
you know, there's such a wonderful sense of curiosity i find in the black community that really want to explore the arts in many different facets. so when we first started talking about "margaret garner," as soon as we associated with "beloved," there was this moment of recognition and, you know, they say, wow. okay, w...
So it was - there was a curiosity that surrounded it that was very positive from the beginning. Certainly, Toni Morrison's name has been very, very beneficial to that, and the fact that it's been my company that's been reaching out to this constituents where we have a relationship, I think they kind of trust the fact t...
so it was - there was a curiosity that surrounded it that was very positive from the. beginning certainly toni morrison's name has been very, very beneficial. to that and, the fact that it's been my. company that's been, reaching out to this constituents where we have a relationship i think. they kind of trust the fact...
So it was - there was a curiosity that surrounded it, that, was very, positive from the beginning Certainly. Toni, Morrison's name has been very very beneficial to that and the fact that. it's been my company that's, been reaching out to this. constituents where we have a relationship I. think they kind of trust the fa...
so it was - there was a curiosity that surrounded it that was very positive from the beginning. certainly, toni morrison's name has been very, very beneficial to that, and the fact that it's been my company that's been reaching out to this constituents where we have a relationship, i think they kind of trust the fact t...
Recchia was able to raise a lot of money from Democrats, who sensed a rare chance to win a seat on Republican turf, but the race is not playing out the way they hoped. A poll in September showed Grimm ahead by four points and interviews with Grimm's constituent suggests that many are still giving him, not federal prose...
recchia was. able to raise a, lot. of money from democrats who sensed a rare chance to win a seat on republican turf but the race is. not playing out the way they hoped a poll in september showed, grimm ahead by four, points and interviews with grimm's constituent suggests that many are still giving. him not federal pr...
Recchia. was able to raise a, lot of money from Democrats. who sensed a rare chance to win a seat on Republican turf but the race, is not playing out the way they hoped A poll in September showed Grimm ahead by four. points and interviews with Grimm's constituent suggests that many are still, giving him not federal pro...
recchia was able to raise a lot of money from democrats, who sensed a rare chance to win a seat on republican turf, but the race is not playing out the way they hoped. a poll in september showed grimm ahead by four points and interviews with grimm's constituent suggests that many are still giving him, not federal prose...
He's been charged, yet he hasn't been convicted.
he's been. charged yet he hasn't been
He's been charged yet. he hasn't been
he's been charged, yet he hasn't been convicted.
I think Michael Grimm has done a great deal for Staten Island. He's really been there for the families after storm Sandy.
i think michael. grimm has done. a great deal for staten island he's really. been there for the families after storm
I think Michael Grimm has done, a great deal for Staten. Island He's really been there for the families after storm
i think michael grimm has done a great deal for staten island. he's really been there for the families after storm sandy.
The man is a decent man and he's getting railroaded by a bunch of bumps.
the man is a decent man and he's, getting railroaded by a bunch of
The man is a decent man and he's getting railroaded by a bunch of.
the man is a decent man and he's getting railroaded by a bunch of bumps.
That's Dennis Semenza, Roslyn Shine (PH) and Joe Magnani of Staten Island.
that's dennis semenza roslyn shine (ph) and joe magnani of staten
That's. Dennis Semenza. Roslyn Shine (PH) and Joe Magnani of Staten
that's dennis semenza, roslyn shine (ph) and joe magnani of staten island.
And it's not just Grimm's record that is attractive to some of his constituents, like this woman, who would identify herself only as Jeannie.
and it's not just, grimm's record that is attractive to some of his constituents like. this woman who would identify herself only as
And it's not just Grimm's record that is attractive to some of his constituents like this, woman who would identify herself only as
and it's not just grimm's record that is attractive to some of his constituents, like this woman, who would identify herself only as jeannie.
Michael Grimm could put his shoes under my bed anytime with those beautiful blue eyes.
michael grimm could put his shoes under my bed anytime with those beautiful blue
Michael Grimm could. put his shoes under my bed anytime with those. beautiful blue
michael grimm could put his shoes under my bed anytime with those beautiful blue eyes.
Staten Island is the last Republican bastion in New York City, especially the neighborhoods on the east and south shore, a suburban-style sprawl of single-family homes and strip malls. It's literally the only congressional district out of 13 in the city that's held by the GOP and resident Dennis Semenza says that's not...
staten island is the last republican, bastion in new york city especially the neighborhoods on the. east and south shore a suburban-style sprawl of single-family homes and strip malls it's literally, the only congressional district. out of 13 in the, city that's held by the gop. and resident; dennis semenza says that's...
Staten, Island is the last Republican bastion in New York City especially the neighborhoods on the east and south shore a suburban-style sprawl of single-family homes and strip malls It's literally the only congressional district out of 13 in the city that's held by the GOP and resident Dennis Semenza says, that's not ...
staten island is the last republican bastion in new york city, especially the neighborhoods on the east and south shore, a suburban-style sprawl of single-family homes and strip malls. it's literally the only congressional district out of 13 in the city that's held by the gop and resident dennis semenza says that's not...
If you go around and you see all the yard signs, they're 80, 90 percent for Grimm. I'm not saying he's perfect but all in all, he's better than this guy that's running against him.
if. you go around and you see all the yard, signs they're 80, 90 percent for grimm. i'm, not saying he's perfect but, all in all he's better than this guy that's running against
If you go around and you see all the, yard signs they're 80, 90 percent for Grimm I'm. not saying he's, perfect but all in all he's better than this guy that's running against
if you go around and you see all the yard signs, they're 80, 90 percent for grimm. i'm not saying he's perfect but all in all, he's better than this guy that's running against him.
That guy is Domenic Recchia, a former city councilman. He's at a bit of a disadvantage with Staten Islanders because he lives in Brooklyn in a small chunk of the district that is not on the island. Recchia also hurt himself on the campaign trail. When a reporter asked about his foreign policy experience, Recchia talked...
that guy is domenic recchia a former city councilman; he's at a bit of a disadvantage with staten islanders because, he lives in brooklyn in a small chunk of the district that is not on the island recchia also hurt himself on the, campaign trail. when a reporter asked about his foreign policy experience recchia. talked...
That guy. is Domenic Recchia a former city councilman He's at. a bit of a, disadvantage with Staten Islanders because he lives in Brooklyn in a small chunk of the district that; is not on, the island Recchia also. hurt, himself on the campaign trail When a reporter asked about, his foreign policy experience Recchia tal...
that guy is domenic recchia, a former city councilman. he's at a bit of a disadvantage with staten islanders because he lives in brooklyn in a small chunk of the district that is not on the island. recchia also hurt himself on the campaign trail. when a reporter asked about his foreign policy experience, recchia talked...
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Foreign policy, what? I met a Japanese exchange student, it's all good.
foreign policy what? i. met a japanese exchange student it's all
Foreign policy what? I met a Japanese exchange student it's all
foreign policy, what? i met a japanese exchange student, it's all good.
The district has its share of Democrats too, particularly in Brooklyn and at the north end of Staten Island near the ferry terminal. The voters there like Michael Califra and Brian Nelson don't seem thrilled with Recchia, either.
the, district has its, share of democrats too particularly in brooklyn and at the north end of staten island near the; ferry terminal the, voters; there like michael califra and, brian nelson don't seem thrilled with recchia
The district has its share of Democrats too particularly in Brooklyn and at the north end of Staten, Island near the ferry terminal The voters there like Michael Califra and. Brian Nelson don't seem thrilled with Recchia
the district has its share of democrats too, particularly in brooklyn and at the north end of staten island near the ferry terminal. the voters there like michael califra and brian nelson don't seem thrilled with recchia, either.
I'm not very impressed with his campaign or the way he speaks, but he's the guy. He's the nominee so I'm going to vote for him.
i'm not very impressed with his campaign or. the way he speaks but he's the guy, he's the nominee so i'm going to vote for
I'm not very, impressed with his campaign or the way. he speaks but he's the guy. He's the nominee so I'm going to vote. for
i'm not very impressed with his campaign or the way he speaks, but he's the guy. he's the nominee so i'm going to vote for him.
In a case like this it seems to me we're kind of stuck with it. You kind of go with the least of the evils.
in a case, like this it seems to me we're kind of stuck, with it. you, kind of, go with the least of the
In a case, like this it seems. to, me we're kind of stuck with it You kind of go with, the least; of the
in a case like this it seems to me we're kind of stuck with it. you kind of go with the least of the evils.
Whether Michael Grimm wins or not, the next Congress will convene in Washington in the new year and Grimm will be due back in Brooklyn in February to stand trial.
whether michael, grimm wins or not the next congress. will convene in washington in the. new, year and grimm will be due back, in brooklyn in february to stand
Whether Michael Grimm wins or not the next Congress will convene in Washington in the new year and Grimm will be due back in Brooklyn in February to stand
whether michael grimm wins or not, the next congress will convene in washington in the new year and grimm will be due back in brooklyn in february to stand trial.
Joel Rose, NPR News, New York.
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When Colorado legalized recreational marijuana use, it also opened up the sale of food products infused with the drug. They're allowed for anyone older than 21. That means there's a whole new market of people eating marijuana-laced food and a whole new market for food regulators to keep an eye on. Luke Runyon has the s...
when colorado legalized recreational marijuana use it also. opened up the sale of food; products infused with; the drug they're allowed for anyone older than 21. that means there's a whole new market of people eating marijuana-laced food and a whole new market for, food. regulators, to keep an eye on luke runyon has th...
When. Colorado legalized recreational marijuana use it also opened up the sale. of food products infused. with the drug They're allowed for anyone older than 21. That means there's a whole new, market of people eating marijuana-laced food and; a whole new market for food regulators to keep, an eye on Luke Runyon has th...
when colorado legalized recreational marijuana use, it also opened up the sale of food products infused with the drug. they're allowed for anyone older than 21. that means there's a whole new market of people eating marijuana-laced food and a whole new market for food regulators to keep an eye on. luke runyon has the s...
Brendan Greney welcomes two shoppers to Organic Alternatives, a recreational and medical marijuana store Fort Collins, Colorado.
brendan greney welcomes two shoppers to organic alternatives; a recreational and medical marijuana store fort collins
Brendan Greney welcomes two shoppers to Organic Alternatives a recreational and, medical marijuana store Fort Collins
brendan greney welcomes two shoppers to organic alternatives, a recreational and medical marijuana store fort collins, colorado.
How's it going guys? What are we thinking today, gentlemen? Something to eat? Something to smoke?
how's it going guys? what are we thinking today gentlemen? something to eat? something to
How's it going guys? What are we thinking today gentlemen? Something to eat? Something to
how's it going guys? what are we thinking today, gentlemen? something to eat? something to smoke?
Greney is a bud tender. Yes, a bud tender. And his job is much more than running a cash register. He says many customers are curious about edible marijuana but have little experience with it.
greney is a bud tender yes a, bud tender and his job is much more than running a cash register he says many, customers are curious about edible marijuana but have, little experience. with
Greney is, a bud tender Yes a bud tender And his job is much, more, than running a cash register He says many customers are curious about edible marijuana but, have little experience with
greney is a bud tender. yes, a bud tender. and his job is much more than running a cash register. he says many customers are curious about edible marijuana but have little experience with it.
You know, I don't know what your tolerances. It varies by the individual and metabolism. But 10 milligrams is what we recommend on those guys.
you know i don't know what your, tolerances it varies by the individual and metabolism but 10 milligrams is what we recommend, on those
You know I don't know what your tolerances It varies by the individual and metabolism But 10 milligrams is what we recommend on those
you know, i don't know what your tolerances. it varies by the individual and metabolism. but 10 milligrams is what we recommend on those guys.
He's talking about orange flavored THC-infused liquids in little spray bottles - like a breath freshener. Then he moves down the line to granola bars, chocolates, lollipops and gummy bears. Greney says if customers eat too much in one sitting, it can sour the whole experience. That's where he comes in with pamphlets an...
he's talking about orange flavored thc-infused liquids in little spray bottles - like a breath. freshener then he moves down the. line to granola bars chocolates lollipops and gummy bears greney says, if customers eat. too much in one sitting it can sour the whole experience, that's where he comes in with pamphlets and...
He's talking about orange flavored THC-infused liquids in little spray bottles - like a. breath freshener Then he moves down the line to granola bars chocolates lollipops and gummy bears, Greney says if customers eat too much in one, sitting it can sour the whole experience That's where he. comes in with pamphlets and
he's talking about orange flavored thc-infused liquids in little spray bottles - like a breath freshener. then he moves down the line to granola bars, chocolates, lollipops and gummy bears. greney says if customers eat too much in one sitting, it can sour the whole experience. that's where he comes in with pamphlets an...
You know, I think this is fun. I think it should be fun. And I think it's safe if consumed and used the right way. And this gives us an opportunity to like, share that information with people, you know? It's not some scary, back alley thing.
you. know i think this is fun i think it, should be fun, and i. think it's safe if consumed and used the right way and this gives us an, opportunity to like, share; that information with people you know? it's not some scary back alley
You know I think this is, fun I think it should be fun And I think it's safe if consumed and used. the right way And this gives us an opportunity to like share that information with people you know? It's not some scary, back alley
you know, i think this is fun. i think it should be fun. and i think it's safe if consumed and used the right way. and this gives us an opportunity to like, share that information with people, you know? it's not some scary, back alley thing.
Pulling marijuana out of that back alley and into a legal, regulated market has presented challenges. Potency has been an issue. Products were stronger or weaker than advertised, and Lewis Koski, Director of Colorado's Marijuana Enforcement Division, says that led to overindulgence in some cases.
pulling marijuana out of, that back alley and into a legal regulated market has presented challenges potency has, been an issue products were stronger or weaker than advertised and lewis koski director of colorado's marijuana enforcement, division says that led to overindulgence in some
Pulling. marijuana out of that back alley and into a legal regulated market has presented challenges Potency has been an issue Products were stronger or weaker than advertised and. Lewis, Koski Director of Colorado's Marijuana Enforcement Division says that led to overindulgence in some
pulling marijuana out of that back alley and into a legal, regulated market has presented challenges. potency has been an issue. products were stronger or weaker than advertised, and lewis koski, director of colorado's marijuana enforcement division, says that led to overindulgence in some cases.
Some of the new consumers in the legalized market just were not very well-informed in terms of how to safely take that product.
some of the new consumers in the legalized. market just were not very well-informed in terms; of how to safely take that
Some of. the; new consumers in the, legalized market just were; not very well-informed in terms of, how to safely take that
some of the new consumers in the legalized market just were not very well-informed in terms of how to safely take that product.
Since January first, some eager, inexperienced consumers have shown up in emergency rooms sweating and paranoid. Koski says that's why new rules limit the serving size of foods infused with THC and mandate additional warning labels on the packages.
since january first some. eager inexperienced consumers have shown up in emergency rooms sweating and paranoid, koski says that's why, new, rules, limit the serving size of foods infused with thc and mandate additional warning labels on the
Since January first, some eager inexperienced consumers; have shown up in emergency rooms sweating and paranoid Koski says that's why new rules limit the serving size of foods infused with THC and mandate additional warning labels on the
since january first, some eager, inexperienced consumers have shown up in emergency rooms sweating and paranoid. koski says that's why new rules limit the serving size of foods infused with thc and mandate additional warning labels on the packages.
So if you continue to put other warnings on there, you have to really question whether or not that becomes effective as a means to be able to really educate a consumer and make the product safe for them.
so. if you, continue. to put. other. warnings. on there you have to really question whether or not, that becomes effective as a means to be able to really educate a consumer and make the product safe for
So if you continue to put other warnings on there you have to really question whether or not that becomes effective as a means to be able; to really educate; a consumer and make the product safe for
so if you continue to put other warnings on there, you have to really question whether or not that becomes effective as a means to be able to really educate a consumer and make the product safe for them.
Washington State, which is also working to establish rules for recreational marijuana, has banned THC-infused candies - worried they'd appeal to children. They're allowing baked goods and bottled drinks.
washington state which is also working to establish rules for recreational marijuana has, banned thc-infused candies - worried they'd appeal to children they're allowing baked; goods and bottled
Washington State which is also working to establish rules for recreational marijuana has banned THC-infused candies - worried they'd appeal to children They're allowing baked goods and bottled
washington state, which is also working to establish rules for recreational marijuana, has banned thc-infused candies - worried they'd appeal to children. they're allowing baked goods and bottled drinks.
This is the direct result of taking a product that used to exist on the underground market and putting it into a legal regulated one.
this is the direct result. of, taking a product that used. to exist; on; the underground market and putting it into a legal regulated
This is the direct result of taking a product that used, to exist on the underground market and, putting it into a legal regulated
this is the direct result of taking a product that used to exist on the underground market and putting it into a legal regulated one.
Taylor West is Deputy Director of the National Cannabis Industry Association.
taylor west is deputy, director, of the national cannabis industry
Taylor West is Deputy Director of the National Cannabis Industry
taylor west is deputy director of the national cannabis industry association.
Now we have the impetus to do things like trainings, to be sure that everything is being handled in a professional manner.
now we have the impetus to do things like trainings to be sure, that. everything is being handled in, a. professional
Now we have the, impetus, to do things like trainings to be sure that everything is being handled in a professional
now we have the impetus to do things like trainings, to be sure that everything is being handled in a professional manner.
And at one of those trainings in a Denver conference room, Maureen McNamara warms up an audience of edible marijuana bakers and cooks.
and at one of those trainings in, a denver conference, room maureen mcnamara warms up an. audience of edible marijuana bakers and.
And at one of those. trainings in a. Denver conference room, Maureen McNamara warms up an audience of; edible marijuana bakers and
and at one of those trainings in a denver conference room, maureen mcnamara warms up an audience of edible marijuana bakers and cooks.
A few myths dispelled - today is not a cannabis cooking class. It's a food safety...
a few. myths dispelled - today is not a cannabis cooking class it's a food
A few myths dispelled - today is not a cannabis cooking class It's a food,
a few myths dispelled - today is not a cannabis cooking class. it's a food safety...
For years, McNamara has taught kitchen staff how to wash their hands and keep food at the right temperature. Now she's doing the same for edibles.
for years mcnamara, has taught kitchen staff how to wash, their hands and keep food at the right temperature now she's, doing the same for
For. years McNamara, has taught. kitchen staff how to wash their hands and keep food at the right temperature Now she's doing the same for
for years, mcnamara has taught kitchen staff how to wash their hands and keep food at the right temperature. now she's doing the same for edibles.
Otherwise the companies and the people to whom they owe money are headed for bankruptcy court. NPR's Frank Langfitt reports on a watershed moment for Detroit's once-proud auto industry.
otherwise the companies, and the people to whom they. owe money, are headed for bankruptcy court npr's frank langfitt reports on. a. watershed moment for detroit's once-proud auto
Otherwise the companies and the, people to whom they owe; money are. headed for bankruptcy court NPR's Frank Langfitt reports on a watershed, moment for Detroit's. once-proud auto
otherwise the companies and the people to whom they owe money are headed for bankruptcy court. npr's frank langfitt reports on a watershed moment for detroit's once-proud auto industry.
The government has loaned GM and Chrysler $17 billion just to survive. This week the companies had to prove they could be viable. The White House auto task force said they'd failed and the president signaled that the day of reckoning may have arrived.
the government has loaned gm and chrysler. $17 billion just to survive this week the companies had to prove they could be viable the white house auto. task force, said they'd failed and the president signaled that the day of reckoning may have
The government has loaned GM and Chrysler $17 billion just to survive This week the, companies had to prove they, could be viable The White House auto task force said they'd failed and the president signaled that the day of reckoning may have
the government has loaned gm and chrysler $17 billion just to survive. this week the companies had to prove they could be viable. the white house auto task force said they'd failed and the president signaled that the day of reckoning may have arrived.
Year after year, decade after decade, we've seen problems papered over and tough choices kicked down the road, even as foreign competitors outpaced us. Well, we've reached the end of that road.
year after year decade after decade we've seen problems papered over and tough choices kicked down the road even as foreign competitors outpaced us well we've reached the end of that
Year after year decade after. decade we've seen problems papered over, and tough choices kicked down the road, even as foreign competitors outpaced us Well, we've reached the end of that
year after year, decade after decade, we've seen problems papered over and tough choices kicked down the road, even as foreign competitors outpaced us. well, we've reached the end of that road.
Mr. Obama is giving GM 60 more days, and Chrysler another 30 days, to make deeper cuts. That includes restructuring more than $50 billion in debt to bond holders and healthcare obligations to the United Auto Workers. The government will provide funding to keep the companies operating and back warranties for cars sold d...
mr obama is giving gm 60 more days and chrysler another 30 days to, make deeper, cuts that. includes restructuring more than $50 billion in debt. to bond holders and healthcare obligations to the; united auto, workers the government will provide funding to keep the companies operating and back warranties for cars sold....
Mr Obama is giving GM, 60 more days and Chrysler another 30 days to make; deeper cuts That includes restructuring more than $50 billion in debt to bond holders and healthcare obligations to the United Auto Workers The government will provide; funding to keep the, companies. operating and back warranties for cars sold d...
mr. obama is giving gm 60 more days, and chrysler another 30 days, to make deeper cuts. that includes restructuring more than $50 billion in debt to bond holders and healthcare obligations to the united auto workers. the government will provide funding to keep the companies operating and back warranties for cars sold d...
While Chrysler and GM are very different companies with very different paths forward, both need a fresh start to implement the restructuring plan they develop. That may mean using our bankruptcy code as a mechanism to help them restructure quickly and emerge stronger.
while chrysler and gm are. very. different companies with very different paths forward both need. a fresh start to implement. the restructuring plan they develop that may, mean, using our bankruptcy code as a mechanism to help them restructure quickly and emerge
While Chrysler and GM are very different. companies with, very. different paths forward both need a fresh start to implement the restructuring plan they. develop That may mean using our bankruptcy code as a mechanism to, help them. restructure quickly and emerge
while chrysler and gm are very different companies with very different paths forward, both need a fresh start to implement the restructuring plan they develop. that may mean using our bankruptcy code as a mechanism to help them restructure quickly and emerge stronger.
The president said he was confident GM could turn around. He was less optimistic about Chrysler. Yesterday Mr. Obama forced out GM CEO Rick Wagoner. Wagoner had fought thought chapter 11. Today, his former employer struck a more conciliatory tone. In a statement, the company said GM will take whatever steps are necessa...
the president said he was confident gm could turn around. he; was less optimistic about chrysler yesterday mr obama forced out gm ceo rick wagoner, wagoner had fought thought chapter 11. today his former employer struck a more conciliatory tone in a statement the company. said gm will take whatever, steps are necessary...
The president. said he was confident GM. could turn around He was less optimistic about Chrysler Yesterday Mr Obama forced out GM CEO Rick Wagoner Wagoner had fought thought chapter 11. Today his former employer struck a more conciliatory tone In a statement the company said GM, will take whatever steps are, necessary ...
the president said he was confident gm could turn around. he was less optimistic about chrysler. yesterday mr. obama forced out gm ceo rick wagoner. wagoner had fought thought chapter 11. today, his former employer struck a more conciliatory tone. in a statement, the company said gm will take whatever steps are necessa...
Well, I think the task force is prepping, you know, all the constituencies for a prepackaged bankruptcy.
well i think the task force is prepping you know all the constituencies for a prepackaged
Well I think the task force is prepping you know all the constituencies for a prepackaged
well, i think the task force is prepping, you know, all the constituencies for a prepackaged bankruptcy.
That's John Casesa. He's prominent auto analyst and a former GM employee, and he summed up a growing consensus among auto observers. Given the short timeframe and huge debts, Casesa said it would be hard for GM to make the sweeping changes needed outside of court.
that's john casesa he's prominent auto analyst and a former gm employee and he summed up a growing consensus. among auto, observers given the short timeframe and huge debts casesa said it would be hard for gm to make the sweeping changes needed outside of
That's John Casesa He's prominent auto analyst and a former GM employee and he summed up a growing consensus among auto. observers Given the short timeframe and huge debts Casesa said it would be hard, for GM to make the sweeping changes needed outside of
that's john casesa. he's prominent auto analyst and a former gm employee, and he summed up a growing consensus among auto observers. given the short timeframe and huge debts, casesa said it would be hard for gm to make the sweeping changes needed outside of court.
It'll take extraordinary concessions on the part of the stakeholders, particularly the bondholders and the union, to avoid bankruptcy. It could happen, but the odds aren't high.
it'll take extraordinary concessions on the part. of the stakeholders particularly the bondholders and the. union to avoid bankruptcy it, could happen but the odds aren't
It'll take extraordinary concessions on the part of the stakeholders particularly the bondholders and, the union to avoid bankruptcy It could happen. but the odds aren't
it'll take extraordinary concessions on the part of the stakeholders, particularly the bondholders and the union, to avoid bankruptcy. it could happen, but the odds aren't high.
But many still see a lot of value in GM and can envision a future beyond bankruptcy. The outlook for Chrysler is not as bright. The government is giving Chrysler half as much time to do even more. Not only does it have to slash costs, it also has to complete a deal with the Italian carmaker Fiat to become globally comp...
but many still see a lot of value in gm. and. can envision a future beyond bankruptcy the outlook for chrysler is not as. bright the government is giving chrysler half as much time to, do even, more not only does it, have to slash costs it also has; to complete a deal with the italian carmaker fiat to become globally
But many still see a lot of value in GM and can envision a future beyond bankruptcy The outlook for Chrysler is not as. bright The government is giving Chrysler half as much time. to do even more Not only. does it have. to slash costs it also has to complete, a. deal with the Italian, carmaker Fiat to, become globally
but many still see a lot of value in gm and can envision a future beyond bankruptcy. the outlook for chrysler is not as bright. the government is giving chrysler half as much time to do even more. not only does it have to slash costs, it also has to complete a deal with the italian carmaker fiat to become globally comp...
It's equivalent of a 70-year field goal.
it's equivalent of a 70-year field
It's equivalent. of; a 70-year field
it's equivalent of a 70-year field goal.
Michael Robinet works for CSM Worldwide, a respected auto forecasting firm. He says Fiat could provide the small fuel efficient cars Chrysler needs to compete, but it could take at least a year and half to produce them in the U.S. While it's still possible both Chrysler and GM could make it, Robinet is skeptical.
michael robinet works for csm worldwide a respected. auto, forecasting firm he says fiat could provide the small fuel efficient cars chrysler needs to compete. but it could take at least a year and half to produce them in the u.s while it's still possible both chrysler and gm could, make it robinet is
Michael Robinet, works for CSM Worldwide a respected, auto forecasting firm, He says Fiat could provide the small fuel efficient cars Chrysler needs to compete but it could take at least a year and half to produce, them in the U.S While it's, still possible both Chrysler and GM, could make it Robinet is
michael robinet works for csm worldwide, a respected auto forecasting firm. he says fiat could provide the small fuel efficient cars chrysler needs to compete, but it could take at least a year and half to produce them in the u.s. while it's still possible both chrysler and gm could make it, robinet is skeptical.
It's going to be extremely difficult for Chrysler to survive in the future. We're going to have to face facts, and a stronger Detroit two makes probably more sense than a weaker Detroit three.
it's going to be extremely difficult for chrysler to survive in the future we're, going to have to face facts and a stronger, detroit two makes probably more sense than a weaker detroit
It's going to be extremely difficult for Chrysler to. survive in the future We're going to have. to face facts and a stronger Detroit two makes probably, more sense than a weaker Detroit
it's going to be extremely difficult for chrysler to survive in the future. we're going to have to face facts, and a stronger detroit two makes probably more sense than a weaker detroit three.
Chrysler tried to stay upbeat yesterday. In a statement, the company said it will keep trying to slash its obligations and forge a strong union with Fiat. The government has said it's willing to help finance such a deal if it believes it will work. And that, almost certainly, is Chrysler's last best hope.
chrysler tried to stay upbeat yesterday in a statement the company said it will, keep trying to slash its obligations and forge a strong union with fiat the government has; said, it's willing to help finance; such a deal if it believes it will work. and that almost certainly is chrysler's last best
Chrysler tried to stay upbeat yesterday In a statement the company said it, will keep trying to slash its obligations and forge a strong union with Fiat The government has said, it's willing to help finance such; a deal if, it. believes it will work And that almost certainly is Chrysler's last best
chrysler tried to stay upbeat yesterday. in a statement, the company said it will keep trying to slash its obligations and forge a strong union with fiat. the government has said it's willing to help finance such a deal if it believes it will work. and that, almost certainly, is chrysler's last best hope.
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from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm robert siegel.
And I'm Melissa Block. Is it just me, or does it seems we're springing forward awfully early this year? Daylight saving time begins this Sunday, March 8th. We'll lose an hour of sleep but gain that wonderful extra hour of daylight at the end of the day. And we won't fall back until November 1st. That means we spend eig...
and i'm melissa block is it just me or does it seems we're springing forward, awfully early this year? daylight saving time begins this sunday march 8th we'll lose an hour of sleep but gain that wonderful extra hour of daylight at the end of the day and we won't, fall back. until november 1st that, means we spend eight...
And I'm Melissa Block Is it just me or does it seems we're springing forward awfully early this year? Daylight saving time begins this Sunday March 8th We'll lose an hour of sleep but gain that wonderful extra hour of daylight at the end of the day And we won't fall back until November 1st That means we spend. eight mo...
and i'm melissa block. is it just me, or does it seems we're springing forward awfully early this year? daylight saving time begins this sunday, march 8th. we'll lose an hour of sleep but gain that wonderful extra hour of daylight at the end of the day. and we won't fall back until november 1st. that means we spend eig...
Hi Melissa, happy to be here.
hi melissa happy to be
Hi, Melissa happy to be
hi melissa, happy to be here.
This most recent change kicked in, actually, a couple of years ago. It kicked in in 2007, and it was Congress who said, you're going to move the start of daylight saving time to the second Sunday in March, right?
this most recent change kicked in actually a couple of, years ago it kicked in in 2007, and it was congress who said you're going to move the start of daylight saving time to the second sunday in. march
This, most. recent change kicked in actually a couple of years ago It kicked in in 2007, and it was Congress who said you're going to. move the start of daylight saving time to the second Sunday in March
this most recent change kicked in, actually, a couple of years ago. it kicked in in 2007, and it was congress who said, you're going to move the start of daylight saving time to the second sunday in march, right?
Right.
right.
And this year, if I get this right, the way the calendar is falling because March 1st fell on a Sunday, the second Sunday in March is the earliest date it could possibly be, March 8th.
and this year if i, get this right the way the calendar is falling because march 1st fell on a sunday the second sunday in march is the earliest date it could possibly be march
And this year if I get; this, right the way the calendar is falling because March 1st fell on a Sunday the second Sunday in March is the, earliest date it could possibly be March
and this year, if i get this right, the way the calendar is falling because march 1st fell on a sunday, the second sunday in march is the earliest date it could possibly be, march 8th.
That's right. Well, you know, every year, obviously, it's the second Sunday in March, so whenever that occurs, and the earliest that could possibly be is the 8th.
that's right well you know every year obviously it's the second sunday in march so whenever that occurs, and the earliest that could possibly be is the
That's right Well you know every year obviously it's the second Sunday in, March so whenever. that occurs and; the earliest that could. possibly be is the
that's right. well, you know, every year, obviously, it's the second sunday in march, so whenever that occurs, and the earliest that could possibly be is the 8th.
But we're going to pay at the other end, and November will be falling back a little earlier.
but we're, going to pay at the other end and november will be falling back a little
But we're going to pay at, the other end and November will be falling back a little
but we're going to pay at the other end, and november will be falling back a little earlier.
That's right, that's right. The period is the same every year. It's about 238 days. So when it turns out that when it starts earlier in March, it ends earlier in November.
that's, right that's right the, period is the same every year it's about 238 days so when it turns out that when it starts, earlier in march it ends earlier in
That's right that's right, The period, is the same every year It's about 238 days So when it turns out that when it starts earlier in March it ends earlier in
that's right, that's right. the period is the same every year. it's about 238 days. so when it turns out that when it starts earlier in march, it ends earlier in november.
When was this all standardized? When was daylight saving time sort of encoded?
when was this all standardized? when was daylight saving time sort of
When was this all standardized? When was daylight saving time sort of
when was this all standardized? when was daylight saving time sort of encoded?
Well, daylight saving time was enacted initially during World War I. It was put in to save energy for the wartime effort by the countries on both sides of the war. And when the U.S. got involved with World War I, we put in daylight saving time in 1918. So that's the first time we had it. After World War I, it was repea...
well daylight saving time was enacted initially during world war i it was put in to save, energy. for the wartime effort by the countries on both sides of the war and when, the u.s got involved with, world war i we put in daylight saving time in 1918. so that's the, first. time we had it after world war i it was repeal...
Well daylight saving time was enacted initially during World War I It was put in to save energy for the wartime effort by the countries on both sides of, the war And, when the U.S got involved with World War I we. put in daylight saving time in 1918. So that's the first time we had it After World War I it was, repealed...
well, daylight saving time was enacted initially during world war i. it was put in to save energy for the wartime effort by the countries on both sides of the war. and when the u.s. got involved with world war i, we put in daylight saving time in 1918. so that's the first time we had it. after world war i, it was repea...
Mr. Prerau, do you have a favorite strange fact about daylight saving time?
mr prerau, do you have a favorite strange fact about daylight saving
Mr Prerau do you have a favorite strange fact about daylight saving
mr. prerau, do you have a favorite strange fact about daylight saving time?
And I'm Renee Montagne. President Bush has arrived in India for a two-day visit. On the way there, he made an unscheduled stop in Kabul, marking his first visit to Afghanistan. He met with Hamid Karzai at the presidential palace, and later, the two leaders spoke to reporters. President Bush repeated his belief that Osa...
and i'm renee. montagne president bush has arrived in india for a two-day visit on the way there he made, an unscheduled stop; in kabul marking his first visit to. afghanistan he met. with hamid. karzai at the presidential palace and later the two, leaders spoke to reporters president bush repeated his belief that osam...
And I'm Renee Montagne President Bush has arrived in India for a two-day visit On the way there he made an unscheduled stop in Kabul marking his first visit to Afghanistan He met with, Hamid Karzai. at the presidential palace and later the two leaders spoke to reporters. President Bush repeated his, belief. that Osama ...
and i'm renee montagne. president bush has arrived in india for a two-day visit. on the way there, he made an unscheduled stop in kabul, marking his first visit to afghanistan. he met with hamid karzai at the presidential palace, and later, the two leaders spoke to reporters. president bush repeated his belief that osa...
President GEORGE W. BUSH: I hope the people of Afghanistan understand is, a democracy, democracy takes hold, you're inspiring others, and that inspiration will cause others to demand their freedom. And as the world becomes more free, the world will become more peaceful.
president george w bush: i hope, the people, of afghanistan understand is a democracy democracy takes, hold you're inspiring others and that inspiration will cause others to demand their freedom and as. the world. becomes more free the world will become more
President GEORGE W BUSH: I hope the people of Afghanistan. understand is a democracy democracy takes hold you're inspiring others and that inspiration will cause others to demand their freedom And as the world. becomes more free the world. will; become more
president george w. bush: i hope the people of afghanistan understand is, a democracy, democracy takes hold, you're inspiring others, and that inspiration will cause others to demand their freedom. and as the world becomes more free, the world will become more peaceful.
Security was extremely tight for the president's brief stop-over. The airspace over the Afghan capital was closed. NPR's White House correspondent Don Gonyea is covering the president's trip to South Asia, and there are indications the president would be, or there were indications the president would be stopping in Afg...
security was extremely tight for the president's brief stop-over the airspace over the afghan capital was closed npr's. white. house correspondent don gonyea is covering the, president's trip to south. asia and there are indications the president would. be or there were indications the president would be stopping in af...
Security was extremely tight for the president's brief stop-over The airspace over the Afghan capital was closed NPR's White House, correspondent Don Gonyea is covering the president's trip to South, Asia and there are indications the president would be or, there were indications the president would, be stopping in Afg...
security was extremely tight for the president's brief stop-over. the airspace over the afghan capital was closed. npr's white house correspondent don gonyea is covering the president's trip to south asia, and there are indications the president would be, or there were indications the president would be stopping in afg...
Right. Call it informed speculation, that he would, as you said, make his first ever visit to Afghanistan. The reason being, he'd be in the neighborhood, with his stop scheduled for Saturday in Islamabad, Pakistan. Prior to that, three days in New Dehli, India. So, it really did seem logical that he might go to Bagram ...
right call it informed speculation. that he would as you said make his. first ever visit to afghanistan the reason being he'd be in the neighborhood with his stop scheduled for saturday in islamabad pakistan prior to that three days in new dehli india so it really did seem logical that he might. go to bagram air base i...
Right Call it informed speculation that he would. as you said make his first ever visit. to. Afghanistan; The reason being he'd be in the neighborhood with his stop scheduled for, Saturday in Islamabad Pakistan Prior. to that three. days in New Dehli. India So it really did seem logical that he might go to Bagram Air B...
right. call it informed speculation, that he would, as you said, make his first ever visit to afghanistan. the reason being, he'd be in the neighborhood, with his stop scheduled for saturday in islamabad, pakistan. prior to that, three days in new dehli, india. so, it really did seem logical that he might go to bagram ...
Of course, the White House was saying nothing about any of this, although, they would not categorically say that there would be no additions to the president's itinerary on this trip. We now know that they've been planning this trip to Kabul, to Afghanistan, for about eight weeks. For obvious security reasons, it was k...
of course, the white; house was saying nothing about any of this although they would not categorically say; that there would be no additions to the president's itinerary on this trip we now know that they've been planning this trip to kabul to afghanistan for about eight weeks for obvious security reasons it, was kept ...
Of course, the White House, was saying nothing about any of. this although they, would not categorically say that there would. be no additions to the president's itinerary, on this trip We now know that they've been planning this trip to Kabul to, Afghanistan for about eight weeks For obvious security reasons. it was k...
of course, the white house was saying nothing about any of this, although, they would not categorically say that there would be no additions to the president's itinerary on this trip. we now know that they've been planning this trip to kabul, to afghanistan, for about eight weeks. for obvious security reasons, it was k...
And Don, as we just heard, the president had considerable praise for democracy in Afghanistan.
and don as we. just heard, the, president had considerable praise for; democracy in
And Don as we just heard, the president had considerable praise for democracy. in
and don, as we just heard, the president had considerable praise for democracy in afghanistan.
He did, and he talked about how important a friend Hamid Karzai is, the Afghan president, and how important Afghanistan is, strategically, to the U.S. He also talked, as he often does in the U.S. when he's travelling the country, about democratic progress. Democracy that is taking hold here. And he used the example of ...
he did and. he talked about how important a friend hamid karzai is the afghan president and how important afghanistan is strategically to the u.s he also talked as he often does in the u.s when he's travelling the country about democratic progress democracy that is taking hold here and he used the example of young girl...
He did and, he talked. about how, important a friend Hamid; Karzai is the. Afghan president and how important Afghanistan is strategically to the U.S He also talked. as, he often does in the U.S when he's travelling, the country about democratic progress Democracy, that is taking hold here And he used the example of yo...
he did, and he talked about how important a friend hamid karzai is, the afghan president, and how important afghanistan is, strategically, to the u.s. he also talked, as he often does in the u.s. when he's travelling the country, about democratic progress. democracy that is taking hold here. and he used the example of ...
And besides his meeting with Karzai, what else was on the president's agenda there in Afghanistan?
and besides his meeting with karzai what else was on the president's agenda there in
And besides his. meeting with Karzai what else was on the president's agenda there in,
and besides his meeting with karzai, what else was on the president's agenda there in afghanistan?
There are some 19,000 U.S. troops still trying to put down al-Quaida and Taliban unsurgents that continue to maintain a presence, so the president spoke to some of them, kind of a pep talk at Bagram Air Base. Also, he participated in the ribbon-cutting for the opening of a brand new U.S. Embassy in Kabul.
there. are some 19,000 u.s. troops still trying to put down al-quaida and taliban, unsurgents that continue to maintain a, presence so, the president spoke to. some of them kind of a pep talk at bagram air base also he participated in the ribbon-cutting for the opening, of a brand new u.s embassy in
There are. some 19,000 U.S troops still trying to. put down al-Quaida and Taliban unsurgents that continue to maintain a presence so the. president spoke to some of them kind of; a pep talk at Bagram Air Base Also he participated in the, ribbon-cutting for the opening of a brand new U.S Embassy in
there are some 19,000 u.s. troops still trying to put down al-quaida and taliban unsurgents that continue to maintain a presence, so the president spoke to some of them, kind of a pep talk at bagram air base. also, he participated in the ribbon-cutting for the opening of a brand new u.s. embassy in kabul.
Well, the president spoke about that insurgency at a time when there's been an upsurge in attacks in Afghanistan. They've gotten more vicious. Suicide bombings have started to occur, hadn't really been before. So, what would, you know, give us a little context, there. How severe has that been?
well the president spoke about that insurgency at a time. when there's been an upsurge in. attacks, in afghanistan they've gotten more vicious suicide. bombings have started to occur hadn't really been before so what would you know give us a. little context there how severe has that
Well the president spoke, about that insurgency at a time when there's been an; upsurge in attacks in Afghanistan They've gotten more vicious, Suicide. bombings have started to occur hadn't really been before, So what, would you know give us a little, context there How severe has, that
well, the president spoke about that insurgency at a time when there's been an upsurge in attacks in afghanistan. they've gotten more vicious. suicide bombings have started to occur, hadn't really been before. so, what would, you know, give us a little context, there. how severe has that been?
Well, it does remain a very real, a very serious problem that is often overshadowed by what's going on not that far away in Iraq, and in Baghdad. But, there are still al-Qaida operating out of Afghanistan. A Taliban insurgency is also still very active, causing problems for U.S. troops. That insurgency has claimed well...
well it. does remain a very real a very serious problem that is often overshadowed by what's going on not that far away in iraq. and in baghdad but there are still al-qaida operating out of afghanistan a taliban insurgency is also still very active causing problems for. u.s troops that insurgency has claimed well over ...
Well it does remain a very real a, very serious problem, that is often overshadowed, by what's going on not that far away in Iraq and in Baghdad But there are still al-Qaida operating out of Afghanistan A; Taliban insurgency is also still very active causing problems for U.S troops That insurgency; has claimed well ove...
well, it does remain a very real, a very serious problem that is often overshadowed by what's going on not that far away in iraq, and in baghdad. but, there are still al-qaida operating out of afghanistan. a taliban insurgency is also still very active, causing problems for u.s. troops. that insurgency has claimed well...
Don, thanks very much. NPR's White House correspondent Don Gonyea covering the president's trip to India and Pakistan, and his unannounced visit to Afghanistan.
don thanks very much npr's white house correspondent don, gonyea covering the president's trip. to india, and pakistan and his unannounced visit to
Don thanks very, much NPR's White House correspondent Don Gonyea covering the president's trip. to, India and Pakistan and his unannounced visit to
don, thanks very much. npr's white house correspondent don gonyea covering the president's trip to india and pakistan, and his unannounced visit to afghanistan.
It appears that Wall Street appreciated the decision by Starbucks to close 600 stores. Shares in the company ended up yesterday and up slightly today, but as for the average venti soy latte drinker, do they appreciate it? Well, NPR's Robert Smith met up with some caffeine addicts in Manhattan.
it appears that wall. street appreciated the decision by starbucks to close 600 stores shares in the company ended up yesterday and up slightly today but as for the average venti soy; latte drinker do they. appreciate it? well npr's robert smith met up with some caffeine addicts in
It appears that Wall Street appreciated the decision by Starbucks. to close. 600 stores Shares in the company ended up yesterday and up slightly today but as for the. average venti soy latte drinker do they appreciate it? Well, NPR's Robert Smith met up with some caffeine addicts in
it appears that wall street appreciated the decision by starbucks to close 600 stores. shares in the company ended up yesterday and up slightly today, but as for the average venti soy latte drinker, do they appreciate it? well, npr's robert smith met up with some caffeine addicts in manhattan.
New York has a theater district, a garment district, even a floral district. Well, you can consider 45th Street and Times Square the mermaid district. From the corner you can see three Starbucks logos from three different stores. No word if any of these will be closed, but Crystal Shachter(ph), carrying her venti iced ...
new york. has a theater district a garment. district even, a floral district well you can consider 45th street and times square the mermaid district from the corner you can see three starbucks logos. from three different stores no word if any of these will be closed but crystal shachter(ph), carrying her venti iced cof...
New. York has. a theater, district. a garment district; even. a floral district Well you can consider 45th Street. and Times Square, the mermaid. district From the corner you can, see three Starbucks logos from three different stores No word if any of these. will be closed but Crystal Shachter(ph), carrying her venti i...
new york has a theater district, a garment district, even a floral district. well, you can consider 45th street and times square the mermaid district. from the corner you can see three starbucks logos from three different stores. no word if any of these will be closed, but crystal shachter(ph), carrying her venti iced ...
I think there's absolutely way too many Starbucks stores, and I don't think it'll be problematic at all to thin them out a bit.
i think there's absolutely way too many, starbucks stores and i don't think it'll be problematic at all to thin them out a
I think there's, absolutely way too many, Starbucks stores and I don't think it'll be problematic at all to thin them out; a
i think there's absolutely way too many starbucks stores, and i don't think it'll be problematic at all to thin them out a bit.
But that means you may have to walk an extra 10, 20, maybe even 30 feet.
but that means you may have to walk an extra 10, 20, maybe even
But that means you may have to walk an extra 10, 20, maybe, even
but that means you may have to walk an extra 10, 20, maybe even 30 feet.
I think I can live with that. Yeah, I can work off the extra calories that I'm consuming by actually drinking another Starbucks coffee. So I think it all evens out in the end.
i think i can live with that. yeah; i can work off the extra calories that i'm consuming by, actually drinking another starbucks coffee so i think it all evens out in the
I think I can live with, that Yeah I can work off the extra calories that I'm consuming; by actually drinking another Starbucks coffee So I think. it all evens out in the
i think i can live with that. yeah, i can work off the extra calories that i'm consuming by actually drinking another starbucks coffee. so i think it all evens out in the end.
Shachter doesn't claim to be a marketing expert, but she agrees with what analysts say the company did wrong. She knows that as Starbucks expanded its number of stores and products, it lost some of its cache.
shachter doesn't claim to be a marketing expert but she agrees with, what analysts say the company did wrong she, knows that as starbucks expanded its number of stores. and products it lost some of its
Shachter doesn't claim to be a marketing expert but she agrees with what analysts say the company, did, wrong She. knows that as Starbucks expanded its number of stores and products it lost some of its
shachter doesn't claim to be a marketing expert, but she agrees with what analysts say the company did wrong. she knows that as starbucks expanded its number of stores and products, it lost some of its cache.
Going into furniture, breakfast sandwiches, coffee mugs, coffee makers, it's probably spreading it a little thin.
going into furniture breakfast sandwiches coffee mugs coffee makers it's probably spreading, it a little
Going into furniture breakfast sandwiches coffee mugs coffee makers it's probably spreading it, a little
going into furniture, breakfast sandwiches, coffee mugs, coffee makers, it's probably spreading it a little thin.
And yet here she is, Starbucks cup in hand, when she could have walked across the street for a simple cup of Joe at the diner. She admits she likes the consistency, and that's the thing about talking to Starbucks customers. They love the place, they hate the place, but they won't be changing loyalties anytime soon. Lik...
and yet here she is starbucks cup in hand, when she could have walked across, the street for a simple cup of joe. at the diner she admits, she likes the consistency and that's the thing about talking; to starbucks customers they love the place they hate the place but they won't, be changing loyalties anytime soon like ...
And yet here. she is Starbucks cup. in hand when she could have walked across the street for a, simple cup of Joe at the diner She admits she likes the consistency and that's the thing. about talking to Starbucks customers They love the place they hate the place but they won't be changing loyalties anytime soon Like Ma...
and yet here she is, starbucks cup in hand, when she could have walked across the street for a simple cup of joe at the diner. she admits she likes the consistency, and that's the thing about talking to starbucks customers. they love the place, they hate the place, but they won't be changing loyalties anytime soon. lik...
Those locations that they failed in are probably because they've tried to be more fast-food-esque as opposed to sticking to their core value of, you know, come in and enjoy coffee and sit down and enjoy yourself.
those locations that they failed, in are. probably because they've tried to be more fast-food-esque as opposed, to sticking to their core value of you know come in and enjoy coffee and sit down and enjoy
Those locations that they failed in are probably because they've tried to be more fast-food-esque as opposed, to sticking to their core. value, of you, know come in and enjoy coffee and sit down and enjoy
those locations that they failed in are probably because they've tried to be more fast-food-esque as opposed to sticking to their core value of, you know, come in and enjoy coffee and sit down and enjoy yourself.
Clayton Harrison(ph) emerges from one of the Starbucks on 45th Street with his iced coffee, and he says he'll stop at whatever coffee shop is closest, even a Dunkin' Donuts.
clayton harrison(ph) emerges from one of the starbucks on 45th street with his iced coffee and he says; he'll stop at whatever coffee shop is closest even a
Clayton Harrison(ph) emerges from one, of the Starbucks on 45th. Street with his iced coffee. and he, says. he'll stop at whatever coffee shop is, closest even a
clayton harrison(ph) emerges from one of the starbucks on 45th street with his iced coffee, and he says he'll stop at whatever coffee shop is closest, even a dunkin' donuts.
All the Starbucks are pretty much the same in the end. It's not - you don't have any sort of connection to it. You have a connection to a brand, to a style that Starbucks has. If you go to the one on 34th Street, what's the difference between it and 42nd Street? There's no difference - there's no actual real connection...
all the starbucks are pretty much the same in the end it's not - you don't have any sort of connection to it you have a connection to. a brand to a. style that starbucks has if you go to the one on 34th street what's the difference between it and 42nd street? there's no. difference - there's no actual. real connection ...
All the Starbucks are pretty much the same. in the end It's not - you don't have any sort of connection to it You have a connection to a, brand to a style that Starbucks has If you go to the one on 34th Street what's the difference between it and 42nd Street? There's no difference. - there's no actual real connection Y...
all the starbucks are pretty much the same in the end. it's not - you don't have any sort of connection to it. you have a connection to a brand, to a style that starbucks has. if you go to the one on 34th street, what's the difference between it and 42nd street? there's no difference - there's no actual real connection...
Well, I'll answer it. Certainly, it's really important to City Opera because we were founded about 60 years ago by the then-mayor of the city, and he called us the people's opera. And, you know, to us that means all of the people and that it's important that we see all the people here in our house.
well i'll answer it certainly it's really important to city opera. because we were founded about 60 years ago by the then-mayor of the city and he called us the, people's. opera and you know to us that means all of the people and that. it's important that we see all the people here, in our
Well I'll answer it Certainly it's really. important to City Opera because we, were founded about 60 years ago by the then-mayor of the city; and he called us the. people's opera And you know to. us that means all of the, people and that it's important that we see, all the people here in our
well, i'll answer it. certainly, it's really important to city opera because we were founded about 60 years ago by the then-mayor of the city, and he called us the people's opera. and, you know, to us that means all of the people and that it's important that we see all the people here in our house.
Well, Jane and Donna, thank you so much.
well jane and donna thank you so
Well Jane and Donna thank you so
well, jane and donna, thank you so much.
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Jane M. Gullong is the director of the New York City Opera and Donna Walker-Kuhne is an arts marketing specialist and president of Walker International Communications. She also wrote the book, "Invitation to the Party: Building Bridges to the Arts, Culture and Community." She joined me from NPR's bureau in New York.
jane m, gullong is the director of the new. york city opera and donna walker-kuhne is an arts marketing. specialist and president of walker international communications she also wrote the book "invitation to the party: building bridges to, the arts culture, and community" she joined me from npr's bureau in new
Jane M Gullong is the director of the New York, City Opera and Donna Walker-Kuhne is an arts marketing specialist and president of Walker International Communications She, also wrote; the book "Invitation to the Party: Building Bridges to the, Arts Culture and Community" She. joined me from NPR's bureau in New
jane m. gullong is the director of the new york city opera and donna walker-kuhne is an arts marketing specialist and president of walker international communications. she also wrote the book, "invitation to the party: building bridges to the arts, culture and community." she joined me from npr's bureau in new york.
And the New York City Opera's production of "Margaret Garner" premieres at the New York State Theater at Lincoln Center tonight.
and the, new york city opera's production of "margaret garner" premieres at the new york state theater at lincoln center
And the New York, City Opera's production of. "Margaret; Garner" premieres at the New, York State Theater at Lincoln Center
and the new york city opera's production of "margaret garner" premieres at the new york state theater at lincoln center tonight.
And our last headline takes us to the Motor City, where the NAACP's annual convention starts tomorrow. Members of America's oldest civil rights organization are gathering in Detroit to talk about the Iraq war, next year's presidential election and the N-word. The NAACP will also be handling some family business. The gr...
and our last headline takes us to the motor city where the naacp's annual convention starts tomorrow members of america's oldest civil rights organization are gathering. in detroit to talk about the iraq; war next year's presidential election and the n-word, the naacp will also be handling some family business the grou...
And our last headline takes us to the Motor. City where the NAACP's annual convention starts. tomorrow Members of America's oldest civil rights organization are gathering. in Detroit to talk about the Iraq war next; year's presidential election and the N-word The NAACP will also be handling some family business The gro...
and our last headline takes us to the motor city, where the naacp's annual convention starts tomorrow. members of america's oldest civil rights organization are gathering in detroit to talk about the iraq war, next year's presidential election and the n-word. the naacp will also be handling some family business. the gr...
Today, we have with us the NAACP's Chairman Julian Bond. Mr. Bond, welcome back.
today, we have. with us the naacp's chairman julian bond mr bond welcome
Today we have with us the NAACP's Chairman Julian Bond Mr Bond welcome
today, we have with us the naacp's chairman julian bond. mr. bond, welcome back.
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So what's the most important item you think on the agenda for this year's conference?
so what's the most important item, you think on the agenda, for this year's
So what's the. most important item you think on, the agenda for this year's
so what's the most important item you think on the agenda for this year's conference?