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Now, married Catholic couples feel strongly about being able to control the size of their families. And, David, the vast, vast majority still use birth control in defiance of their church's teaching. | now married catholic couples feel strongly about being able, to control the size of their families and david the vast vast majority still use birth control in. defiance, of their church's | Now married Catholic couples feel strongly about being able to, control the size of their families And David the vast vast majority still use birth control in defiance of their church's | now, married catholic couples feel strongly about being able to control the size of their families. and, david, the vast, vast majority still use birth control in defiance of their church's teaching. |
That story coming to us from NPR's Tom Gjelten, who covers religion and is with us. Is there a larger lesson from these last 50 years as you've looked back? | that; story coming, to us, from npr's tom gjelten who covers religion. and is with us is. there a larger lesson from these last 50 years as you've looked | That story coming to us from NPR's. Tom Gjelten who covers religion and is with us Is there a larger lesson from these last 50 years as you've looked | that story coming to us from npr's tom gjelten, who covers religion and is with us. is there a larger lesson from these last 50 years as you've looked back? |
I think, David, it's that church authority is weaker. Father Mark Massa at Boston College, whom we heard from earlier, says when people see a law as flawed, it can breed contempt for law in general. | i, think david it's that church authority, is weaker father mark massa at boston college. whom we heard from earlier, says when people see a law as flawed it can breed contempt for law in | I think David it's that, church authority is weaker Father Mark Massa at Boston College whom, we. heard from earlier says when, people see a law as flawed it can breed; contempt for law in | i think, david, it's that church authority is weaker. father mark massa at boston college, whom we heard from earlier, says when people see a law as flawed, it can breed contempt for law in general. |
People started to say, well, maybe the church's position on a whole realm of other things was equally mistaken. So I think a lot of historians, including myself, are looking at this event, saying, a lot of what has happened in American Catholicism in the past 50 years can be laid at the feet of "Humanae Vitae." | people started, to say well maybe the church's. position on a whole realm of other things was equally mistaken so i think a lot of historians, including myself are looking at, this event. saying a lot of what, has happened in, american, catholicism in the past 50 years. can be laid at the feet of "humanae | People started to say well maybe the church's position on a whole realm of; other things was equally mistaken So I think a lot of historians including myself are looking at this event saying a lot of. what has happened in American Catholicism in the past 50 years can be. laid at the feet of "Humanae | people started to say, well, maybe the church's position on a whole realm of other things was equally mistaken. so i think a lot of historians, including myself, are looking at this event, saying, a lot of what has happened in american catholicism in the past 50 years can be laid at the feet of "humanae vitae." |
So the "Humanae Vitae" encyclical was a turning point. Catholicism today is looser, more Catholics challenging church teaching, leaders accommodating, more dissent. | so the "humanae vitae" encyclical was a turning point catholicism today is looser more. catholics challenging church teaching leaders accommodating more | So the "Humanae Vitae" encyclical was, a turning, point, Catholicism today is looser more Catholics challenging; church teaching leaders, accommodating more | so the "humanae vitae" encyclical was a turning point. catholicism today is looser, more catholics challenging church teaching, leaders accommodating, more dissent. |
All right. Sounds great. Tom, thanks a lot. | all right sounds great tom thanks a | All right, Sounds, great Tom thanks a | all right. sounds great. tom, thanks a lot. |
You bet. | you | You. | you bet. |
That is Tom Gjelten, NPR's religion correspondent, with another of our stories on the events of 1968, that momentous year. | that is tom gjelten npr's religion, correspondent with another of our stories on the events of 1968, that momentous | That is Tom Gjelten. NPR's religion correspondent with another of. our stories. on the events of 1968, that momentous | that is tom gjelten, npr's religion correspondent, with another of our stories on the events of 1968, that momentous year. |
Yesterday, the Washington, D.C. school superintendent recommended that six schools be closed due to, among a number of things, low academic performance. But this problem isn't limited to the nation's capital. Commentator Lester Spence thinks public school systems across the country need a total makeover if students are... | yesterday the. washington d.c. school superintendent recommended that. six schools be closed, due to among a number of things low academic. performance but this problem isn't limited to the nation's capital commentator lester, spence thinks public school, systems across the country need a total makeover if students are... | Yesterday the Washington D.C school superintendent recommended that six schools be closed due to among a number. of things low. academic performance But this problem isn't limited to the nation's capital Commentator Lester Spence thinks public school systems across the country need a total makeover if students are to k... | yesterday, the washington, d.c. school superintendent recommended that six schools be closed due to, among a number of things, low academic performance. but this problem isn't limited to the nation's capital. commentator lester spence thinks public school systems across the country need a total makeover if students are... |
Now, Steve, what's the big deal about Kodachrome? | now steve what's the big deal about | Now Steve. what's the big deal about | now, steve, what's the big deal about kodachrome? |
I just know how it made me feel, seeing those images, and I felt a need to come out and express a different opinion because... | i just know how it made, me feel seeing those images and, i felt a need to come out and express a different opinion | I just know how it made me feel seeing those images and I felt a need to come. out and. express a different opinion | i just know how it made me feel, seeing those images, and i felt a need to come out and express a different opinion because... |
...if someone sees this... | ...if someone sees | ...if someone sees. | ...if someone sees this... |
The one important criticism that I kind of do want to point out - I've seen a lot of fans talking online about that we should just take a moment to pause the celebrations and to remember that The Doctor's a woman, but she is still a white woman. And the show has made it canonical, in fact, that Time Lords can change ge... | the. one important criticism that i kind of do want to point out - i've seen a lot. of fans talking online about that we should just take a moment to pause the celebrations and to remember that the doctor's a woman but she is still. a white woman and the show has made it canonical in fact that time lords can change gen... | The. one important criticism, that I kind of do want to; point out - I've seen a lot of fans talking online, about that we should, just, take a moment to pause the celebrations and to remember that The Doctor's a woman but she is still a white woman And the show has, made it canonical in fact that Time Lords can change... | the one important criticism that i kind of do want to point out - i've seen a lot of fans talking online about that we should just take a moment to pause the celebrations and to remember that the doctor's a woman, but she is still a white woman. and the show has made it canonical, in fact, that time lords can change ge... |
We are talking about an ancient time-traveling alien - a Time Lord, yes? | we. are talking about an ancient, time-traveling alien - a time, lord | We are talking about an ancient time-traveling alien - a Time Lord | we are talking about an ancient time-traveling alien - a time lord, yes? |
A Time Lord, yes. | a time lord | A Time. Lord | a time lord, yes. |
Two hearts, and he or she can do whatever he or she wants. | two, hearts and he or she can do whatever, he or she | Two, hearts and he or she can do whatever he or she. | two hearts, and he or she can do whatever he or she wants. |
Sure, yeah. I mean, the canon of the show - right? - traditionally is that there is no canon. You have all of time and space to play with. You can do whatever you want. But it has been running for 50 years, and there's, you know, a huge and dedicated fan base that has a very deep connection to the show as they know it.... | sure yeah i mean the canon of the show - right? - traditionally is that there is no canon you have all of time and, space to play with you can do whatever you want, but it has, been, running for 50 years and there's you. know a huge and dedicated fan base that has a very deep connection to the show as they know it and ... | Sure yeah I mean the canon of the show - right? - traditionally is that there is no canon You have all of time and space to play with You can do whatever you want But it has been running for 50 years and there's you know a huge and dedicated fan base that has a, very deep connection. to the show as. they know it And it... | sure, yeah. i mean, the canon of the show - right? - traditionally is that there is no canon. you have all of time and space to play with. you can do whatever you want. but it has been running for 50 years, and there's, you know, a huge and dedicated fan base that has a very deep connection to the show as they know it.... |
(SOUNDBITE OF TV SHOW, "DOCTOR WHO") | (soundbite of tv show. "doctor | (SOUNDBITE, OF TV SHOW, "DOCTOR | (soundbite of tv show, "doctor who") |
(As The Master) Is the future going to be all girl? | (as the master) is the future going to be all | (As The. Master) Is the. future going to be all | (as the master) is the future going to be all girl? |
(As The Doctor) We can only hope. | (as the doctor) we can only | (As The Doctor) We can, only | (as the doctor) we can only hope. |
(Laughter) I encountered "Doctor Who" living in London in the - I guess the Tom Baker era. He was... | (laughter) i encountered "doctor, who" living in london in the - i guess the tom baker era he, | (Laughter) I encountered "Doctor Who" living in London in the - I guess the Tom Baker era He | (laughter) i encountered "doctor who" living in london in the - i guess the tom baker era. he was... |
The fourth Doctor. | the fourth | The fourth | the fourth doctor. |
...The fourth Doctor. | ...the, fourth | ...The fourth, | ...the fourth doctor. |
Sure. Would you care for a jelly baby? | sure would you, care for a jelly | Sure Would you. care for a jelly | sure. would you care for a jelly baby? |
He traveled around - The Doctor was transported, I guess, from one dimension to the next by a TARDIS, his TARDIS. | he. traveled around - the doctor was. transported i guess from one dimension to the next by a tardis his | He traveled around - The Doctor was transported I guess from one dimension to the next. by a TARDIS his | he traveled around - the doctor was transported, i guess, from one dimension to the next by a tardis, his tardis. |
Yeah. | yeah. | ||
A flying - the Brits would say call box, we'd say a phone booth. There aren't that many phone booths in the world anymore. | a flying - the brits would say call, box we'd say. a phone booth there aren't that many phone booths in the world | A flying - the. Brits would say call box we'd say a phone booth There aren't that many phone booths in the world, | a flying - the brits would say call box, we'd say a phone booth. there aren't that many phone booths in the world anymore. |
No. Well, the TARDIS, if you want to be real specific about it, is a police call box. And it stands for Time and Relative Dimensions in Space. So it is his - yeah, it's his spacecraft. He can go wherever and whenever he wants in it. | no well the tardis if you want to be real specific about it is a police call box and it; stands for time and relative dimensions in space so it is his - yeah it's his spacecraft he, can go wherever and whenever he wants in | No Well the TARDIS if you want to be real. specific about it is a police call box And it stands for Time, and Relative Dimensions in Space So it is his; - yeah it's his spacecraft He can go wherever, and whenever he wants in | no. well, the tardis, if you want to be real specific about it, is a police call box. and it stands for time and relative dimensions in space. so it is his - yeah, it's his spacecraft. he can go wherever and whenever he wants in it. |
And it will be hers as well? | and it will be hers as | And. it will be hers as; | and it will be hers as well? |
It will be hers. In the short where they - the BBC made a little announcement video, and the final scene was Jodie Whittaker walking up to the TARDIS as it appears in a forest. And my singular human heart went pitter-pat (ph). It was very exciting. | it will be, hers in the short, where they - the bbc made a little announcement video and the final scene was jodie whittaker walking up to the tardis as it appears in a forest and my singular human heart went pitter-pat (ph). it was very | It will be hers, In the short where they - the BBC made a little announcement video and the final scene was Jodie Whittaker. walking up to the TARDIS as it appears. in a; forest And my singular human, heart went pitter-pat (ph). It was very | it will be hers. in the short where they - the bbc made a little announcement video, and the final scene was jodie whittaker walking up to the tardis as it appears in a forest. and my singular human heart went pitter-pat (ph). it was very exciting. |
NPR's Petra Mayer on the new "Doctor Who." Thanks. | npr's petra mayer. on. the new "doctor | NPR's, Petra. Mayer on the new "Doctor | npr's petra mayer on the new "doctor who." thanks. |
Thank you. | thank. | Thank | thank you. |
(SOUNDBITE OF ALT-J SONG, "3WW") | (soundbite of alt-j song | (SOUNDBITE OF ALT-J, SONG | (soundbite of alt-j song, "3ww") |
Mr. Nuri, thank you very much for being with us. | mr nuri. thank; you very much for being with | Mr Nuri; thank you very much for being with | mr. nuri, thank you very much for being with us. |
Thank you. | thank, | Thank, | thank you. |
President Bush said on Thursday night many schools and markets are reopening, citizens are coming forward with vital intelligence, sectarian killings are down, and ordinary life is beginning to return. Is that what you hear from friends and family? | president bush said on thursday night. many schools and markets are reopening citizens are, coming forward with vital intelligence sectarian killings are down and ordinary life is; beginning to return. is that what you hear from friends and | President, Bush said on Thursday night many schools and markets are reopening citizens are coming forward with. vital. intelligence sectarian killings are down and ordinary life. is beginning to return, Is that what you hear from friends and | president bush said on thursday night many schools and markets are reopening, citizens are coming forward with vital intelligence, sectarian killings are down, and ordinary life is beginning to return. is that what you hear from friends and family? |
I can't imagine where he and David Petraeus and Ryan Crocker get all of this optimism and words of progress from. It's a disaster - the daily life of Iraqi people, as I talked to them, and as I have seen it myself in the past four years. | i can't imagine where he and david petraeus. and ryan crocker get all. of this optimism and words of progress. from it's. a disaster - the daily life of iraqi people as i talked to them and as i have, seen it myself in the past four | I can't imagine where he and David Petraeus and Ryan Crocker get all of this optimism and words of progress from It's a disaster - the daily life of Iraqi people as I talked to them. and as I have seen it myself in the past four, | i can't imagine where he and david petraeus and ryan crocker get all of this optimism and words of progress from. it's a disaster - the daily life of iraqi people, as i talked to them, and as i have seen it myself in the past four years. |
Tell us some of what you hear, Mr. Nuri. | tell us some of what you hear mr. | Tell, us some of what, you hear Mr | tell us some of what you hear, mr. nuri. |
Some of the government institutions are infested with militiamen, and they are run by people who will respect and process the works of only those who belong to their own ethnic group or to their own tribe. | some of the, government institutions are infested with militiamen, and they are run by, people who will respect and process. the works of only those who belong to their own ethnic group, or. to their own | Some of the government. institutions are infested with; militiamen and they are run by people who will respect and process the works of only those who belong to their own ethnic group, or to their own | some of the government institutions are infested with militiamen, and they are run by people who will respect and process the works of only those who belong to their own ethnic group or to their own tribe. |
Did the people you speak with want U.S. troops to leave or to stay? | did the people you; speak with want. u.s troops to leave or to. | Did the people you, speak. with want U.S troops to. leave or to | did the people you speak with want u.s. troops to leave or to stay? |
Because the Iraqi government is not functioning, because Iraqi people do not trust the Iraqi army and the Iraqi police, I believe, at this moment, they are happy that the U.S. troops are on the ground in Iraq, and at least, they keep these different militia groups, these different insurgent groups at bay. Everyone I sp... | because the iraqi government is not functioning because iraqi, people do, not trust the; iraqi. army and the iraqi police i believe at this moment they are happy that the u.s troops are on the; ground in iraq and at. least. they keep these different, militia groups these different insurgent groups at bay everyone i spe... | Because, the Iraqi government is not. functioning because, Iraqi people do not trust the Iraqi army and the Iraqi police I believe at this moment. they are happy that the U.S troops are on the ground in Iraq and at least they. keep these different militia groups these different insurgent groups at bay Everyone I speak ... | because the iraqi government is not functioning, because iraqi people do not trust the iraqi army and the iraqi police, i believe, at this moment, they are happy that the u.s. troops are on the ground in iraq, and at least, they keep these different militia groups, these different insurgent groups at bay. everyone i sp... |
Sounds as if you and President Bush, obviously, have a different route of analysis but you've reached the same conclusion. | sounds as if you and president bush, obviously have a different. route of analysis but you've reached, the same | Sounds as if you and President Bush, obviously have a different route of analysis but you've reached. the. same | sounds as if you and president bush, obviously, have a different route of analysis but you've reached the same conclusion. |
Yes, because people in Iraq I talked to, they are happier if a unit from the U.S. Army is patrolling their neighborhood. They say, at least, the U.S. forces are neutral to whatever religion sect we belong to, and they are here to patrol. But if they are patrolled by a unit from the Iraqi army, the unit might be Sunni o... | yes because people in iraq, i talked to they are happier if a, unit from the u.s army is patrolling. their neighborhood they, say at least the u.s forces are neutral to whatever religion sect we. belong. to and they are here to patrol but if they are, patrolled by a unit from the iraqi army the unit might be sunni or m... | Yes because people in Iraq I talked to; they are happier if a. unit from the U.S Army is patrolling their neighborhood They say at, least, the U.S forces are neutral to whatever religion; sect we, belong to and they are here to; patrol But, if they are patrolled by a, unit from the. Iraqi army the unit might, be Sunni ... | yes, because people in iraq i talked to, they are happier if a unit from the u.s. army is patrolling their neighborhood. they say, at least, the u.s. forces are neutral to whatever religion sect we belong to, and they are here to patrol. but if they are patrolled by a unit from the iraqi army, the unit might be sunni o... |
Are there differences over the country about the feelings of partition? | are there differences over the country about the feelings of | Are there differences over the country about the feelings of | are there differences over the country about the feelings of partition? |
Generally, I think Iraqis do not like the idea of partition. They say we have a small country, and why shouldn't we be able to live together. But I think the majority of the Iraqi politicians want partition because they are Shias and they are Kurds. These people do not have any trust in one united Iraq because they hav... | generally i think iraqis do not like the idea of partition they say we have a small country, and why shouldn't we. be able to live together but i think the majority of the iraqi politicians want partition because they are shias and they are kurds these people do not have any trust in one united iraq because they haven'... | Generally I think Iraqis do not like the, idea of partition They say we have a. small, country and why shouldn't we, be able to live together But I think, the majority; of the Iraqi politicians want partition because they are Shias and they are Kurds These people do not have any trust, in one, united Iraq because they ... | generally, i think iraqis do not like the idea of partition. they say we have a small country, and why shouldn't we be able to live together. but i think the majority of the iraqi politicians want partition because they are shias and they are kurds. these people do not have any trust in one united iraq because they hav... |
Ayub Nuri speaking with us from just outside Philadelphia. Thank you very much for being with us. | ayub nuri, speaking with us from just outside philadelphia thank you very much for being with | Ayub Nuri speaking with, us from just outside Philadelphia Thank you very much for being with | ayub nuri speaking with us from just outside philadelphia. thank you very much for being with us. |
Thank you. | thank. | Thank | thank you. |
Good morning. I'm David Greene. Santa Claus came early to the village of Hyannis on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. At a pink-painted coffee shop called Marylou's, a man walked in to deliver 15 envelopes to employees, each containing a crisp $100 bill. One employee described the stranger as having white hair and a white bea... | good morning i'm david greene santa claus came early, to the village of hyannis on cape. cod in. massachusetts, at a pink-painted coffee. shop called marylou's a, man walked in to deliver 15 envelopes to employees each containing a crisp $100 bill one employee described the stranger, as having white hair and a. white b... | Good morning I'm David Greene Santa Claus came early to the village of Hyannis on Cape Cod in Massachusetts At a pink-painted coffee shop called Marylou's a man walked in to, deliver 15 envelopes to employees each containing a crisp $100 bill One employee described the stranger as having white hair and a white beard, A... | good morning. i'm david greene. santa claus came early to the village of hyannis on cape cod in massachusetts. at a pink-painted coffee shop called marylou's, a man walked in to deliver 15 envelopes to employees, each containing a crisp $100 bill. one employee described the stranger as having white hair and a white bea... |
You're listening to MORNING EDITION. | you're listening to morning | You're listening to MORNING | you're listening to morning edition. |
The San Francisco Giants are in Kansas City tonight to play the Royals. It's game one of a best-of-seven series. NPR's Tom Goldman is there. Hi, Tom. | the san francisco giants are in kansas city tonight to play the, royals, it's game one of a best-of-seven series npr's tom goldman is there hi | The San Francisco Giants are, in. Kansas City tonight to play the Royals It's game; one of, a best-of-seven series NPR's Tom Goldman is there Hi | the san francisco giants are in kansas city tonight to play the royals. it's game one of a best-of-seven series. npr's tom goldman is there. hi, tom. |
Hi, Steve. | hi | Hi | hi, steve. |
OK. That's disgusting. | ok that's | OK That's | ok. that's disgusting. |
The theory we're thinking about, (in British accent) my theory - actually not mine - is the name. You know, the Brontosaurus, that big, lumbering dinosaur with the long neck, seems like such a gentle plant eater. | the theory we're. thinking about (in british accent) my theory - actually not mine - is the name you know, the brontosaurus that, big lumbering dinosaur. with the long neck seems like such, a gentle plant | The theory we're, thinking about (in British accent) my theory - actually. not mine - is the name You know the. Brontosaurus that big, lumbering dinosaur with the long. neck seems like such a gentle plant | the theory we're thinking about, (in british accent) my theory - actually not mine - is the name. you know, the brontosaurus, that big, lumbering dinosaur with the long neck, seems like such a gentle plant eater. |
And this particular dinosaur has been a favorite in popular culture. In the science world, the Brontosaurus has not been such a favorite. | and this particular dinosaur has, been a favorite in popular culture in the science world the brontosaurus has; not been such a | And this particular dinosaur has been a favorite in popular culture In the. science world the Brontosaurus has not been such a | and this particular dinosaur has been a favorite in popular culture. in the science world, the brontosaurus has not been such a favorite. |
Scientists always used a different name, the Apatosaurus, meaning deceptive lizard, for this dinosaur. Or at least they did use that name until now. | scientists always used a, different name the apatosaurus meaning deceptive lizard for, this dinosaur or at least they did use that name until. | Scientists always used a different, name the Apatosaurus meaning deceptive lizard for this dinosaur Or at least they did. use that name until | scientists always used a different name, the apatosaurus, meaning deceptive lizard, for this dinosaur. or at least they did use that name until now. |
A study published in the science journal PeerJ this week finds the Brontosaurus is just different enough from the Apatosaurus that it deserves its own name. | a study published in the science journal peerj this week finds the brontosaurus is just different enough from. the apatosaurus that it deserves its own, | A study published in the science journal PeerJ. this week finds the Brontosaurus is; just different, enough from the Apatosaurus that it deserves its own | a study published in the science journal peerj this week finds the brontosaurus is just different enough from the apatosaurus that it deserves its own name. |
They are quite similar. But still, the study said that they are enough different to keep both of them as distinct... | they are quite similar but, still the study said that they are enough different to keep both of them as | They are quite similar But still the. study. said that. they are enough different to keep both of them as | they are quite similar. but still, the study said that they are enough different to keep both of them as distinct... |
That's Emanuel Tschopp. He's the lead author of the study, which looked at almost 500 traits of the two distinct dinosaurs. He says, look carefully at that long neck of the Apatosaurus. | that's emanuel tschopp he's the lead author of the study which looked at almost 500 traits of the two distinct dinosaurs he says look carefully at that. long neck of the | That's Emanuel, Tschopp He's the lead author of the study which. looked at almost 500 traits of the two distinct dinosaurs He says look carefully at that long neck of. the | that's emanuel tschopp. he's the lead author of the study, which looked at almost 500 traits of the two distinct dinosaurs. he says, look carefully at that long neck of the apatosaurus. |
Below the neck vertebrae, they have these extremely robust so-called neck ribs. And it's similar, but not so developed, in Brontosaurus. | below, the neck vertebrae they have these extremely robust so-called neck ribs and it's similar but not so developed in | Below the neck vertebrae they have these extremely robust so-called neck ribs And it's similar but, not so developed in | below the neck vertebrae, they have these extremely robust so-called neck ribs. and it's similar, but not so developed, in brontosaurus. |
OK, but still, not everyone is convinced. | ok but. still not everyone is | OK but still not everyone is | ok, but still, not everyone is convinced. |
I'm not holding my big Brontosaurus bash just yet. I want to see if it's going to stick around. | i'm, not holding my big brontosaurus bash just yet i want to see if it's. going to, stick | I'm not holding my big Brontosaurus bash just yet I want to see if it's going to stick | i'm not holding my big brontosaurus bash just yet. i want to see if it's going to stick around. |
That's Brian Switek. He's a science writer and author of the book "My Beloved." Though he's unconvinced, he's not dismissive. | that's brian switek he's a, science writer and author, of the book "my, beloved" though he's unconvinced; he's not | That's Brian Switek He's a science writer and author of the book "My Beloved" Though he's unconvinced he's not | that's brian switek. he's a science writer and author of the book "my beloved." though he's unconvinced, he's not dismissive. |
To me, it's as magnificent a dinosaur as if it's called Apatosaurus. You know, a dinosaur by any other name would be just as wonderful. | to me it's as magnificent a dinosaur as if it's; called apatosaurus you know a dinosaur by any other name would be just as | To me it's as magnificent a dinosaur as if it's called Apatosaurus You know a. dinosaur by any other name would be just as | to me, it's as magnificent a dinosaur as if it's called apatosaurus. you know, a dinosaur by any other name would be just as wonderful. |
Although, the name Brontosaurus means thunder lizard. It's hard to beat that. | although the name brontosaurus means thunder lizard it's hard to beat | Although the name Brontosaurus means thunder lizard It's hard to beat | although, the name brontosaurus means thunder lizard. it's hard to beat that. |
How would you spend a windfall? That's the question now facing American companies that make medical devices. A tax on their revenue has been suspended for two years. Minnesota is home to many of these companies and from there, Mark Zdechlik reports. | how would you spend a windfall? that's the question now facing american companies that. make medical devices a tax on their revenue has been suspended for two years minnesota is home to many of these, companies and from there mark zdechlik | How would you spend a windfall? That's the, question now; facing. American companies, that make medical devices A tax on their revenue has been suspended for two years Minnesota. is home to many of, these companies and from there Mark Zdechlik | how would you spend a windfall? that's the question now facing american companies that make medical devices. a tax on their revenue has been suspended for two years. minnesota is home to many of these companies and from there, mark zdechlik reports. |
Device manufacturers say the tax hurt their businesses. The Congressional Research Service estimates companies paid out $2.4 billion in 2014. | device. manufacturers say the tax hurt their businesses the. congressional research service estimates companies paid out $2.4 billion in | Device manufacturers say the tax hurt their businesses The Congressional Research Service estimates companies. paid out $2.4 billion in | device manufacturers say the tax hurt their businesses. the congressional research service estimates companies paid out $2.4 billion in 2014. |
I remember when this tax went into place, it forced us to make cuts and sustain those cuts. | i remember when this tax, went into place it forced us to. make cuts and sustain those, | I. remember when this tax went into place it, forced us to make cuts and sustain those | i remember when this tax went into place, it forced us to make cuts and sustain those cuts. |
George Montague is the chief financial officer of Smiths Medical. The Minnesota company takes in more than $1 billion a year selling specialty medical products. Montague says his company will no longer have to pay $10 million a year in medical device taxes. | george. montague is the chief financial officer of smiths medical the minnesota company, takes in more than $1 billion a year selling specialty medical products montague says his company will no longer have to pay, $10 million a year in medical device | George Montague is the chief financial officer of Smiths Medical. The Minnesota company. takes in more than $1 billion, a, year selling specialty medical products Montague says his company will no longer have to pay $10 million a year in medical device | george montague is the chief financial officer of smiths medical. the minnesota company takes in more than $1 billion a year selling specialty medical products. montague says his company will no longer have to pay $10 million a year in medical device taxes. |
So now we're getting that funding back and what this enables us to do is accelerate some of that investment. | so now we're getting that funding. back and what this enables us; to. do is accelerate some of that | So now we're getting that funding back and what this enables us to do is. accelerate some of that | so now we're getting that funding back and what this enables us to do is accelerate some of that investment. |
The med tech industry has branded the device tax a job-killer. Montague says Smiths Medical absolutely will be adding new jobs because of the suspension, but he doesn't know how many. Minnesota Republican congressman Erik Paulsen, a leading opponent of the tax, stopped by Smiths Medical on something of a victory tour. | the med tech industry has branded the, device tax a job-killer montague says smiths medical absolutely will be. adding new jobs because of the suspension but he doesn't know how many minnesota republican congressman erik paulsen a leading opponent. of the tax stopped. by smiths, medical on something of a victory | The med tech. industry has branded the device, tax a job-killer Montague says Smiths Medical absolutely will be adding new jobs because. of the suspension but he doesn't know, how many Minnesota Republican. congressman Erik Paulsen, a leading opponent of the tax stopped by Smiths Medical on something of a victory | the med tech industry has branded the device tax a job-killer. montague says smiths medical absolutely will be adding new jobs because of the suspension, but he doesn't know how many. minnesota republican congressman erik paulsen, a leading opponent of the tax, stopped by smiths medical on something of a victory tour. |
There are estimates that because of Minnesota's high concentration in this sector - essentially the largest in the world in a concentrated environment - that Minnesota would be paying approximately 25 percent of the tax. That's a big deal to our economy. | there, are estimates that because of minnesota's high concentration in this sector - essentially the largest, in the, world in a concentrated environment - that minnesota would be paying approximately 25 percent of the tax. that's a big deal to our | There are estimates that because of Minnesota's high; concentration in this sector - essentially the largest in the world in a concentrated, environment, - that Minnesota, would be paying approximately 25 percent of the tax; That's a big deal to our | there are estimates that because of minnesota's high concentration in this sector - essentially the largest in the world in a concentrated environment - that minnesota would be paying approximately 25 percent of the tax. that's a big deal to our economy. |
Paulsen also stopped by another Minnesota device manufacturer called NxThera. | paulsen also stopped by another minnesota, device manufacturer called | Paulsen also stopped by another Minnesota device manufacturer, called | paulsen also stopped by another minnesota device manufacturer called nxthera. |
Hi, nice to see you. | hi, nice. to see | Hi nice to see | hi, nice to see you. |
Nice to see you. | nice to, see | Nice to see | nice to see you. |
NxThera makes a machine that shrinks enlarged prostates with blast of steam. CEO Bob Paulson says the tax made it harder to find financing because investors balk at putting money into an industry that's been singled out to pay a tax. Now he plans to add to his staff of about 40 in sales and research. | nxthera makes. a machine that. shrinks enlarged prostates, with blast of steam, ceo bob paulson says the tax made it harder to find financing because investors balk at putting money into an industry that's been singled out to pay a tax now he plans, to add to his. staff of, about 40 in sales and | NxThera makes a machine that shrinks enlarged prostates with blast, of steam CEO; Bob Paulson says the tax made it harder to find financing because investors, balk. at putting money, into an industry that's been singled out to pay a tax Now he plans to add to his staff of, about 40 in sales and | nxthera makes a machine that shrinks enlarged prostates with blast of steam. ceo bob paulson says the tax made it harder to find financing because investors balk at putting money into an industry that's been singled out to pay a tax. now he plans to add to his staff of about 40 in sales and research. |
It absolutely means additional money that we can invest in both of those areas. | it absolutely means additional money that we can invest in both of those | It absolutely. means additional money that we can invest in both of those | it absolutely means additional money that we can invest in both of those areas. |
Paulson agrees the tax suspension will create thousands of new jobs in Minnesota. But there's no consensus among analysts on that. The Congressional Research Service concluded the tax was having fairly minor effects on employment, changing payrolls by no more than two-tenths of a percent. Bloomberg Intelligence senior ... | paulson agrees the tax suspension will create thousands of new jobs in minnesota but there's no consensus among analysts. on that. the congressional research service concluded the tax was having fairly minor effects on employment changing payrolls by no, more, than two-tenths of a percent bloomberg intelligence senior ... | Paulson agrees the tax suspension will create thousands of new jobs in Minnesota But there's no, consensus among analysts on that The. Congressional Research Service concluded the. tax was having fairly minor effects on. employment changing payrolls by no more than. two-tenths of a percent Bloomberg Intelligence senior... | paulson agrees the tax suspension will create thousands of new jobs in minnesota. but there's no consensus among analysts on that. the congressional research service concluded the tax was having fairly minor effects on employment, changing payrolls by no more than two-tenths of a percent. bloomberg intelligence senior ... |
It's more likely that the larger firms would not make the hiring so much as the smaller firms. | it's more likely that the larger firms would not make the hiring so much as the smaller | It's more likely that the larger firms would not make the hiring so much as the smaller | it's more likely that the larger firms would not make the hiring so much as the smaller firms. |
Industry analyst Brooks West of Piper Jaffray says device makers would be smart to reinvest the windfall. | industry analyst brooks. west of piper jaffray, says device makers would be smart to; reinvest the | Industry analyst Brooks West of Piper Jaffray says device makers would be smart to, reinvest the | industry analyst brooks west of piper jaffray says device makers would be smart to reinvest the windfall. |
Politically, they better spend this money on R and D or the government could look at this and say, you know, look, if you just pass this on to the shareholders, we're going to reimpose this tax. | politically they better spend this money on r and d or the government; could look at this and say you. know look if you just pass this on to the shareholders we're going to reimpose this | Politically they better. spend this money on R and D. or the, government could look at this and say you know look if you just pass this on, to the shareholders, we're going to reimpose this | politically, they better spend this money on r and d or the government could look at this and say, you know, look, if you just pass this on to the shareholders, we're going to reimpose this tax. |
But congressman Paulsen doubts the tax will return. He's optimistic the two-year suspension will become a permanent repeal. For NPR News, I'm Mark Zdechlik in St. Paul. | but congressman paulsen doubts the tax will return he's optimistic the two-year. suspension will. become a permanent repeal for npr news i'm, mark. zdechlik in st. | But congressman Paulsen doubts; the tax will, return, He's; optimistic the two-year suspension will become a permanent repeal For NPR News I'm Mark Zdechlik in St | but congressman paulsen doubts the tax will return. he's optimistic the two-year suspension will become a permanent repeal. for npr news, i'm mark zdechlik in st. paul. |
That story is part of a reporting partnership of NPR, Minnesota Public Radio and Kaiser Health News. | that story is part of a, reporting partnership of npr minnesota public radio and kaiser health | That story is part, of a reporting partnership of NPR Minnesota; Public Radio and Kaiser Health. | that story is part of a reporting partnership of npr, minnesota public radio and kaiser health news. |
It's MORNING EDITION, from NPR News. I'm Renee Montagne. | it's morning edition; from npr news, i'm renee | It's MORNING EDITION from NPR News I'm Renee. | it's morning edition, from npr news. i'm renee montagne. |
And I'm Steve Inskeep. The Supreme Court is about to hear two cases dealing with gay marriage. These cases present a challenge for justices now under pressure to weigh in on the subject; as courts once did on abortion, or civil rights for African-Americans. The judge on a lower federal court could rule on a gay marriag... | and i'm steve inskeep the supreme court is about to hear two cases. dealing with gay marriage these, cases present a challenge for justices now under pressure to, weigh in on the subject as courts once did on, abortion or civil rights for african-americans the judge on a lower federal court could rule on a gay marriage... | And I'm Steve Inskeep The Supreme Court is about to hear two cases dealing. with gay marriage These cases present a challenge for justices now under pressure to weigh in, on the, subject as courts, once. did on abortion. or civil rights for African-Americans The judge on a lower federal court, could rule on a gay marri... | and i'm steve inskeep. the supreme court is about to hear two cases dealing with gay marriage. these cases present a challenge for justices now under pressure to weigh in on the subject; as courts once did on abortion, or civil rights for african-americans. the judge on a lower federal court could rule on a gay marriag... |
We have more from Michigan Public Radio's Rick Pluta. | we. have more from michigan public radio's rick | We have more from Michigan Public Radio's Rick | we have more from michigan public radio's rick pluta. |
Jane Rowse and April DeBoer have been together 13 years. For all practical purposes, they consider themselves married to each other. Jane Rowse says they would like to make it official, with a wedding in one of the nine states that allows same-sex marriages. | jane rowse and april deboer have been together. 13 years for all practical purposes they consider themselves married to each, other, jane rowse says they would like to make it official with a wedding in one of the nine states that allows same-sex | Jane Rowse and. April DeBoer have been, together 13 years For all practical purposes they consider, themselves married to each other Jane Rowse says they would like to make it official with. a wedding in one of the nine states that allows same-sex | jane rowse and april deboer have been together 13 years. for all practical purposes, they consider themselves married to each other. jane rowse says they would like to make it official, with a wedding in one of the nine states that allows same-sex marriages. |
We were looking at going to Washington or New York to get married. | we were looking at going to washington or new york to get | We were, looking at, going to Washington or New; York; to get. | we were looking at going to washington or new york to get married. |
But planning that, with three young kids, is a challenge. | but planning. that with three. young kids is a | But planning that with three, young kids is a | but planning that, with three young kids, is a challenge. |
A few weeks ago, Oprah Winfrey came to Baltimore to speak at a fundraiser for a private school. While in town, she had some strong words to say about the Baltimore public schools. It was a disgrace, she said, that black males in the Baltimore public school system had a 75 percent dropout rate. It was a crime that the s... | a few weeks ago oprah winfrey, came to baltimore to speak at a fundraiser for a private school while in town she. had, some strong words to say about the baltimore public schools it was a disgrace she, said that black males in the baltimore public school system, had a 75 percent dropout rate it was a crime that the sch... | A few. weeks ago Oprah Winfrey; came to, Baltimore, to speak at a fundraiser for a private school While in town she had some strong words. to say about the Baltimore public schools It. was a, disgrace she said that black males in the Baltimore public, school system had. a 75 percent dropout rate It was a crime that the... | a few weeks ago, oprah winfrey came to baltimore to speak at a fundraiser for a private school. while in town, she had some strong words to say about the baltimore public schools. it was a disgrace, she said, that black males in the baltimore public school system had a 75 percent dropout rate. it was a crime that the s... |
For me, I don't think this issue is about money-at least not fully. The real problem is that these schools are dinosaurs designed for a time that no longer exists. We can no longer seek to train children to perform in jobs in automotive plants because those jobs have long since been shipped out to Mexico and to China. ... | for me i don't think this issue is about money-at least not, fully the real problem is, that these schools are dinosaurs designed for a time that. no longer exists we can no longer seek to train children to perform in jobs in automotive plants because those jobs, have long since been shipped out, to mexico and to china... | For me I don't think this issue is about money-at least not fully The real problem, is that these schools are dinosaurs. designed for a, time that no. longer exists We can no longer seek to train children to perform in jobs in automotive plants because those jobs have long since been shipped out to Mexico and to China ... | for me, i don't think this issue is about money-at least not fully. the real problem is that these schools are dinosaurs designed for a time that no longer exists. we can no longer seek to train children to perform in jobs in automotive plants because those jobs have long since been shipped out to mexico and to china. ... |
How do we get out of this hole? Some would suggest moving away from public schools towards vouchers. Others would suggest home schooling or getting rid of tenure for public school teachers and tying teacher salary much more to the performance of schools. These solutions are stopgaps. They may work for a few families h... | how do we, get out of this hole? some would, suggest moving away from public schools towards vouchers others would suggest home schooling or getting rid of tenure for public school teachers and tying teacher salary much more to the performance of schools these solutions are stopgaps they. may work for a few, families ... | How do we get out of this hole? Some would suggest moving away from public schools towards vouchers Others would suggest home schooling or getting rid, of tenure for public school teachers and tying teacher salary much more to the performance of, schools These, solutions are stopgaps; They may work for a few families ... | how do we get out of this hole? some would suggest moving away from public schools towards vouchers. others would suggest home schooling or getting rid of tenure for public school teachers and tying teacher salary much more to the performance of schools. these solutions are stopgaps. they may work for a few families h... |
I believe in public schools and think that the only way they can succeed is if they're given the resources to do so. Most of our international competitors fund their educational system at the national level, rather than the state level. But to crass about it, it ain't just about loot. | i believe in public schools and think that the only, way they can. succeed is if they're given the resources to do so most of. our international competitors fund their educational system at; the national level rather than the state level but to crass about it. it ain't just, about | I believe in public schools, and think that the only way they can succeed, is if they're given the. resources to, do, so Most of our, international, competitors fund their educational system at the national level. rather than, the state level But to crass. about it, it ain't just about | i believe in public schools and think that the only way they can succeed is if they're given the resources to do so. most of our international competitors fund their educational system at the national level, rather than the state level. but to crass about it, it ain't just about loot. |
What people like Robert Moses, founder of the Algebra Project, and Grace Boggs, one of the founders of Detroit Summer, recognize, is that we've got to engage our children in the effort to rebuild and remold our cities. | what people like. robert moses. founder of, the algebra project and grace boggs. one of the founders of detroit summer recognize is that we've got to engage our children in the effort to rebuild and remold our | What people like Robert Moses founder of the Algebra Project and Grace, Boggs one of the founders of Detroit Summer recognize is that we've got to engage our children in the effort to, rebuild and remold our | what people like robert moses, founder of the algebra project, and grace boggs, one of the founders of detroit summer, recognize, is that we've got to engage our children in the effort to rebuild and remold our cities. |
From a very early age, they should not only learn to read, and write, and count; they should learn how to build, how to organize, how to dream. They should learn through active practice, how to be change agents. There are literally dozens of reasons our kids are failing in schools in Baltimore, and all over. But what O... | from a very early age they should not only. learn to read and write. and count they, should learn how, to build how to organize how to dream they should learn through active practice how to be change agents there are literally dozens of reasons our kids are failing in schools in baltimore and all over but what oprah an... | From a very early age they should not only learn to read and write and, count they should learn how to build how to organize how to dream They should learn through, active, practice how, to be change agents There are literally dozens of reasons our kids are failing in schools in Baltimore and all, over But what Oprah, ... | from a very early age, they should not only learn to read, and write, and count; they should learn how to build, how to organize, how to dream. they should learn through active practice, how to be change agents. there are literally dozens of reasons our kids are failing in schools in baltimore, and all over. but what o... |
A colleague of mine is putting the finishing touches on a book, examining the untapped political potential of African-American women. She argues that black women have a common sense of purpose, and a vision, that is waiting to be developed--to be molded into a potent force. And, that someone like Oprah is in an excelle... | a colleague of mine, is putting the finishing touches on a book examining the untapped political potential of african-american women she argues that black women have a common sense of purpose and a vision that is, waiting to be developed--to be molded into a potent force and that someone like oprah is in an. excellent,... | A colleague of mine is putting the finishing touches. on a book examining the untapped political potential of, African-American women She argues that black women have a common, sense. of. purpose and a vision that is. waiting to, be developed--to be molded, into a potent force And that someone like Oprah is in an excel... | a colleague of mine is putting the finishing touches on a book, examining the untapped political potential of african-american women. she argues that black women have a common sense of purpose, and a vision, that is waiting to be developed--to be molded into a potent force. and, that someone like oprah is in an excelle... |
I tend to believe that such movements are best conducted from the grassroots up, rather than from the top down. But if she's right, and if Oprah can examine the successes of something like the Algebra Project or Detroit Summer--both built on the model of the freedom schools of the civil rights movement--then perhaps we... | i tend to believe that such movements are best conducted. from the grassroots up rather than from the top down but if she's right and, if oprah can examine the successes, of something like the algebra project, or detroit summer--both built on the. model of the freedom schools of, the civil rights movement--then perhaps... | I tend to believe that such, movements are best conducted from the grassroots up rather than from the top down But if she's right and if. Oprah can examine the successes of something like the Algebra Project or. Detroit Summer--both built on the model of the freedom schools of the civil rights movement--then perhaps, w... | i tend to believe that such movements are best conducted from the grassroots up, rather than from the top down. but if she's right, and if oprah can examine the successes of something like the algebra project or detroit summer--both built on the model of the freedom schools of the civil rights movement--then perhaps we... |
Lester Spence is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University. | lester spence is an assistant professor of political science at johns hopkins | Lester Spence is. an Assistant, Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins | lester spence is an assistant professor of political science at johns hopkins university. |
This is NEWS & NOTES. I'm Farai Chideya. Ed Gordon is away. | this is; news & notes. i'm farai chideya ed gordon. is | This, is NEWS & NOTES. I'm, Farai Chideya Ed Gordon is | this is news & notes. i'm farai chideya. ed gordon is away. |
On today's Roundtable, who defines wealth in the black community? Is it clear from the kind of car you drive or maybe a seven-figure stock account and what can wealth do for our community? We'll tackle these and other questions with our special guests. From member station WUCF in Orlando, Mary Sp... | on. today's roundtable who defines wealth in the black community? is; it clear from the kind of. car you drive or maybe a seven-figure stock account and what can. wealth do for our community? we'll tackle these and other questions with our special guests from member station wucf in. orlando mary ... | On today's Roundtable who defines wealth in the black community? Is it clear from the kind of, car, you. drive or maybe. a seven-figure stock account and what can wealth do for our community? We'll tackle these and other. questions with. our special guests From member station WUCF in Orlando. Mar... | on today's roundtable, who defines wealth in the black community? is it clear from the kind of car you drive or maybe a seven-figure stock account and what can wealth do for our community? we'll tackle these and other questions with our special guests. from member station wucf in orlando, mary sp... |
Thank you all for joining us. And let me start out with you, Eddie. You have built an incredible business in a very elite sector, top level financial management. There is a tendency to associate African-American wealth with celebrity, with sports, with people who you see on the TV every day. Now... | thank you all. for joining, us. and let me start out with you, eddie. you have built an incredible business in a very elite sector top level financial management there is a tendency to associate african-american. wealth. with celebrity. with sports with people who. you, see on the tv every day n... | Thank you all for joining us And let, me start out. with you Eddie You have built an incredible business in a very elite sector top level financial, management There is a tendency to. associate African-American wealth with, celebrity with sports with people who you see on the TV every day Now yo... | thank you all for joining us. and let me start out with you, eddie. you have built an incredible business in a very elite sector, top level financial management. there is a tendency to associate african-american wealth with celebrity, with sports, with people who you see on the tv every day. now... |
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