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Well, it's too late for that now. What do you want them to do going forward? | well it's too late for that now what do you want them to do going | Well it's too late. for that now What do you want them to do going | well, it's too late for that now. what do you want them to do going forward? |
The most important thing now is not to allow violation of the law, and not to allow the destruction of the democratic system that we have built. And the only way to do that is to support creating proper conditions for new elections. | the; most important thing now is not to, allow violation of the law and not to allow the destruction of the democratic system that we. have built and the only way to. do that is to support, creating, proper conditions for new, | The most important thing, now is not to allow violation. of the law and not to allow. the destruction of the democratic system that we have built And the only way to do that is to support creating. proper conditions for new | the most important thing now is not to allow violation of the law, and not to allow the destruction of the democratic system that we have built. and the only way to do that is to support creating proper conditions for new elections. |
I trust people. I think people will make conclusions about what's happened during the last two years, and I think this would be a very good opportunity for people to choose again. At the end of the day, both Hamas and Fatah claim they speak on behalf of the people, and if that is the case, then we should give people th... | i. trust people i think, people will make conclusions about what's happened during the last two years and. i think this would be; a very good; opportunity for people to choose again at, the end of, the day both hamas and fatah claim they speak on behalf of the people and if that is the case then we should give people t... | I trust, people I think people will make conclusions about what's happened during the last two years and I think this, would be a very good opportunity for people to choose again At the end of the day both Hamas and Fatah, claim they speak on behalf of. the people and if that is, the case then we should give people the... | i trust people. i think people will make conclusions about what's happened during the last two years, and i think this would be a very good opportunity for people to choose again. at the end of the day, both hamas and fatah claim they speak on behalf of the people, and if that is the case, then we should give people th... |
So you think that the United States should work with both Fatah and Hamas to bring forward new elections that will please both sides? | so you think that the. united states should work with both fatah and hamas to bring forward new elections that will please both | So, you think that the United States should work with both Fatah and Hamas to bring forward. new elections that will please both | so you think that the united states should work with both fatah and hamas to bring forward new elections that will please both sides? |
I don't know that - I don't think that the United States would ever work with Hamas. But I feel that the United States should care about the whole Palestinian people, and not just part of it. | i don't know that - i don't, think that the united states would ever work with hamas but, i feel that the united states should. care about the whole palestinian people and not just part of | I don't know that - I don't. think that the United States, would ever, work with Hamas But I feel that the United States should care about the whole Palestinian people and not just part of. | i don't know that - i don't think that the united states would ever work with hamas. but i feel that the united states should care about the whole palestinian people, and not just part of it. |
Mustapha Barghouti, speaking to us from Ramallah in the West Bank. He was the former information minister for the National Unity Government under Mahmoud Abbas. And thank you very much, Dr. Barghouti. | mustapha barghouti speaking, to us from ramallah in the west bank he was the former, information minister for the national unity government under mahmoud abbas and. thank you very much dr | Mustapha Barghouti speaking to us from; Ramallah in the West. Bank He was the former information minister for the National Unity Government under, Mahmoud Abbas And thank you very much Dr | mustapha barghouti, speaking to us from ramallah in the west bank. he was the former information minister for the national unity government under mahmoud abbas. and thank you very much, dr. barghouti. |
Tran took the moon cake dilemma to the legislature and passed the bill that directs the California Department of Health to actually study moon cakes before they regulate them, but even that seems a slap in the face to some. Professor Yong Chen, who researches food and culture at U.C. Irvine, says the very act of invest... | tran, took the moon cake. dilemma to the legislature and passed the bill that, directs the california department of health to actually study moon cakes, before they regulate them but even that seems a slap in the face. to some professor, yong chen who researches, food and, culture; at u.c irvine says the very act of in... | Tran took the moon cake dilemma. to the legislature and. passed the. bill that. directs the California Department of Health, to actually study moon, cakes before they regulate them but even, that seems a slap in the face to some Professor Yong Chen who researches food and culture at U.C Irvine says the very act of inve... | tran took the moon cake dilemma to the legislature and passed the bill that directs the california department of health to actually study moon cakes before they regulate them, but even that seems a slap in the face to some. professor yong chen, who researches food and culture at u.c. irvine, says the very act of invest... |
To tell Asian-Americans to put their moon cakes in the refrigerator, you know, that's just being culturally insensitive, right? It's also ignorant of the long history behind it. It has always been safe for so many centuries. Why all of a sudden we need to do this? | to tell asian-americans to put their moon, cakes in the refrigerator you know. that's just being culturally insensitive right? it's also ignorant of the long history. behind it it has always been safe, for so many centuries why all, of a sudden we need to do, | To tell Asian-Americans to put their, moon cakes in; the refrigerator you know that's just being culturally insensitive right? It's also, ignorant of the long, history behind, it It has always been safe for so many centuries Why all of a sudden we need to do | to tell asian-americans to put their moon cakes in the refrigerator, you know, that's just being culturally insensitive, right? it's also ignorant of the long history behind it. it has always been safe for so many centuries. why all of a sudden we need to do this? |
Chen says scientists should be learning about food safety from moon cakes, not imposing new rules on them. | chen says scientists should be learning about food safety from moon cakes not imposing new rules, on | Chen says scientists should be learning about food safety from moon cakes not imposing new. rules on | chen says scientists should be learning about food safety from moon cakes, not imposing new rules on them. |
Food safety is based on Western science, and you know, that emerged since the late 19th century, and you know, that's very limited, culturally, and it doesn't take into consideration culinary traditions other than Anglo-American. | food safety is, based on western science and you know that emerged since the late 19th century and you know that's very limited culturally and it doesn't take into consideration culinary traditions other than, | Food safety is based on, Western science and you know that emerged since the, late 19th century and you know that's very limited culturally and, it. doesn't take into consideration. culinary traditions other, than | food safety is based on western science, and you know, that emerged since the late 19th century, and you know, that's very limited, culturally, and it doesn't take into consideration culinary traditions other than anglo-american. |
So for this lunar new year, many Asian bakeries in California will still have displays like this one. More than 100 moon cakes crowd the shelves, each an inch and a half thick. Their sunrise-yellow crusts are embossed with Chinese letters that name the bakery and identify one of dozens of possible fillings. Woo selects... | so; for this lunar new year many asian bakeries in california will still have displays like this one more than. 100 moon cakes crowd the shelves each an, inch and a half, thick their sunrise-yellow crusts are embossed with chinese, letters that name the bakery and identify, one of dozens of possible fillings woo select... | So for this lunar new year many Asian, bakeries in California will still, have displays like this one More than 100 moon cakes crowd the shelves, each an inch and a half thick Their sunrise-yellow crusts. are embossed with Chinese letters that name the bakery and identify, one of dozens of possible fillings Woo selects... | so for this lunar new year, many asian bakeries in california will still have displays like this one. more than 100 moon cakes crowd the shelves, each an inch and a half thick. their sunrise-yellow crusts are embossed with chinese letters that name the bakery and identify one of dozens of possible fillings. woo selects... |
It looks like chocolate, but it tastes like mince. | it looks like chocolate but it tastes, like | It looks like chocolate but it tastes like | it looks like chocolate, but it tastes like mince. |
Is that an egg yolk in the center? | is, that an egg yolk in the | Is that an egg, yolk in the | is that an egg yolk in the center? |
This is the yolk, yeah. In the center, this is the yolk. | this is, the yolk yeah in the center this is the | This. is the yolk yeah In the center this is the | this is the yolk, yeah. in the center, this is the yolk. |
Okay, I'm going to try the black bean first. Mmm. There are nuts in here. | okay i'm going to, try the black bean first mmm there are nuts in | Okay I'm going to try the black bean first Mmm There are. nuts in, | okay, i'm going to try the black bean first. mmm. there are nuts in here. |
Really good, huh? | really good | Really good | really good, huh? |
The moon cakes are not wrapped, and they sit at room temperature, just as safe to eat as they have been for centuries. But the health department's report is due next January, when ancient Asian tradition may collide with modern Western science. For NPR News, I'm Lonny Shavelson in San Francisco's Chinatown. | the moon cakes are not wrapped and they sit at. room temperature just as safe to. eat as they have been for. centuries but the; health department's report is due next january when ancient asian, tradition may collide with modern western science. for npr news i'm lonny shavelson in san francisco's; | The, moon cakes are, not wrapped and, they sit at room temperature just as safe to eat as they have been for centuries But the health department's report is due next January when ancient Asian tradition may collide with modern Western, science For NPR News I'm Lonny, Shavelson in San, Francisco's | the moon cakes are not wrapped, and they sit at room temperature, just as safe to eat as they have been for centuries. but the health department's report is due next january, when ancient asian tradition may collide with modern western science. for npr news, i'm lonny shavelson in san francisco's chinatown. |
Now All Tech Considered. | now all tech | Now All Tech | now all tech considered. |
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Of the seven billion people on Earth, about two billion have smartphones with decent Internet connections. The rest are either entirely offline or aren't reliably connected. In that group, five billion people present a big opportunity for Silicon Valley. Google and Facebook are on high-profile campaigns to connect the ... | of the seven billion people. on earth about two billion have smartphones with decent internet connections the rest are either. entirely, offline or aren't reliably connected in that group five billion people present a big opportunity for silicon valley google and facebook, are on high-profile campaigns to, connect the ... | Of the seven billion people on Earth about two billion have smartphones with decent Internet connections The rest are either. entirely offline or aren't reliably connected In that group five billion people present; a big opportunity for Silicon Valley Google and Facebook are on high-profile campaigns to connect the unc... | of the seven billion people on earth, about two billion have smartphones with decent internet connections. the rest are either entirely offline or aren't reliably connected. in that group, five billion people present a big opportunity for silicon valley. google and facebook are on high-profile campaigns to connect the ... |
You could call the Google approach inspiring - or bizarre. | you could call the google approach inspiring - or. | You, could call the Google. approach inspiring - or | you could call the google approach inspiring - or bizarre. |
So I'm a balloonatic, and that's a self-coined term. | so i'm a balloonatic and that's a self-coined | So I'm a, balloonatic and that's a self-coined | so i'm a balloonatic, and that's a self-coined term. |
Meet Pamela Desrochers. | meet pamela, | Meet Pamela, | meet pamela desrochers. |
We believe that balloons are going to be the way of the future and we're going to bring Internet to everyone. | we believe that balloons are going to be the way of the future and we're going to bring internet to | We believe that balloons are going to be the, way of the future and we're, going to bring. Internet to | we believe that balloons are going to be the way of the future and we're going to bring internet to everyone. |
To expand the Internet globally, Google is building balloons - hot-air balloons. Only instead of carrying people, they carry wireless routers. | to expand. the internet globally google is building balloons - hot-air balloons only instead of carrying people they carry wireless | To expand the Internet, globally Google is building balloons - hot-air balloons Only instead of carrying people they carry wireless | to expand the internet globally, google is building balloons - hot-air balloons. only instead of carrying people, they carry wireless routers. |
So I have a balloon here that we tested last week. | so i. have a balloon here that we tested last | So I have a balloon here. that we tested, last | so i have a balloon here that we tested last week. |
Desrochers is pulling reams of fabric out of a big, black garbage bag. She used to be a fashion designer. Now she's doing balloon CSI. | desrochers is pulling, reams of fabric out of a big black garbage bag she used to be a fashion designer now she's doing balloon | Desrochers is pulling reams of fabric out of a big black garbage; bag She, used, to be a fashion designer. Now she's doing balloon | desrochers is pulling reams of fabric out of a big, black garbage bag. she used to be a fashion designer. now she's doing balloon csi. |
We will hunt and peck through 60,000 square feet to find the tiniest little imperfection. | we will hunt and peck through 60,000 square feet to find the tiniest little | We will hunt and peck through 60,000 square feet to find the. tiniest little | we will hunt and peck through 60,000 square feet to find the tiniest little imperfection. |
The balloons fly up about twice as high as a plane and have to withstand temperatures as low as -120 degrees Fahrenheit and as high as 80. To help spread the air evenly inside, the designers created the gas pathways using bubble wrap. | the balloons fly up about twice as high as a plane and. have to withstand temperatures as low as -120 degrees fahrenheit and as high as 80. to help spread, the air evenly inside the designers created the gas pathways using bubble | The balloons fly up about twice as high as a plane and have to withstand temperatures. as low as -120 degrees Fahrenheit and as high as 80. To help spread the air evenly inside the designers created the gas pathways using bubble | the balloons fly up about twice as high as a plane and have to withstand temperatures as low as -120 degrees fahrenheit and as high as 80. to help spread the air evenly inside, the designers created the gas pathways using bubble wrap. |
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I know, it's really fun. | i know it's really | I know it's really | i know, it's really fun. |
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Project Loon, as it's called, was top secret when it started in 2011. Bit by bit, the mad scientists at Google's X laboratories started going public - not with all the details. During NPR's visit, we accidentally discovered that at any given moment, two dozen balloons were in the air, navigating traffic and testing. | project loon as it's called was top secret when it started in, 2011. bit by bit the mad scientists at google's x laboratories started going public - not with all the details during npr's visit we accidentally discovered that at any given moment two, dozen balloons were in the air, navigating traffic and | Project, Loon as it's called, was. top secret when it started in 2011. Bit by bit the mad scientists at Google's X laboratories started going; public - not with all the. details During NPR's visit we accidentally discovered that at any, given moment. two dozen, balloons were in the air navigating traffic and | project loon, as it's called, was top secret when it started in 2011. bit by bit, the mad scientists at google's x laboratories started going public - not with all the details. during npr's visit, we accidentally discovered that at any given moment, two dozen balloons were in the air, navigating traffic and testing. |
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Over at another lab, engineer Christopher Schuster shows me a cube about 2-by-2-by-2 feet, wrapped in foil. | over at another lab engineer christopher schuster shows, me a cube about 2-by-2-by-2 feet, wrapped in | Over at another lab engineer Christopher Schuster shows me a cube about 2-by-2-by-2 feet wrapped in | over at another lab, engineer christopher schuster shows me a cube about 2-by-2-by-2 feet, wrapped in foil. |
Is this the part that sprinkles the Internet everywhere? | is this the part that sprinkles. the internet | Is this the part that sprinkles the; Internet | is this the part that sprinkles the internet everywhere? |
Yes, this is where the Internet comes from. | yes, this is where the internet comes | Yes this is where the Internet comes; | yes, this is where the internet comes from. |
It looks like a 10-year-old's home science project, but apparently its signal can cover an area the size of Rhode Island with a connection strong enough for YouTube videos. | it, looks, like a 10-year-old's home science project but. apparently. its signal can cover an area the size of rhode island with a connection strong enough for youtube | It looks like a 10-year-old's home science project but, apparently its signal can cover an area. the size of Rhode Island with a, connection strong enough for, YouTube, | it looks like a 10-year-old's home science project, but apparently its signal can cover an area the size of rhode island with a connection strong enough for youtube videos. |
Now instead of the cellphone tower being up on a hill, it's on a balloon that's floating in the stratosphere. | now instead of the cellphone tower being up on a. hill; it's on a balloon that's floating in the | Now instead of the, cellphone tower being up on a hill it's on a balloon that's floating in the, | now instead of the cellphone tower being up on a hill, it's on a balloon that's floating in the stratosphere. |
Only a handful of people on Earth have tested project balloon. Silvana Pereira is one of them. | only. a handful of people on earth have tested, project balloon silvana pereira is one of | Only a handful of people on, Earth have tested project, balloon Silvana Pereira is one of | only a handful of people on earth have tested project balloon. silvana pereira is one of them. |
(Foreign language spoken). | (foreign language, | (Foreign language | (foreign language spoken). |
She's the principal of a small school in Agua Fria, a rural village in Brazil. Her students are poor - no running water at home, sometimes no electricity, definitely no Internet, though some teenagers share a smartphone with their parents and gather around this one tree on a little hill where they can kind of get a sig... | she's the principal of a small school in agua fria a rural, village in brazil her students are poor - no running water at home sometimes. no electricity definitely no internet, though some teenagers share a smartphone with their parents and gather around, this. one tree on a little. hill where. they can; kind of get a | She's the principal of, a small school in Agua Fria a rural village in Brazil Her, students are poor - no running water at home sometimes no electricity definitely. no Internet. though some teenagers share a smartphone with their parents and gather around, this one tree; on a little hill where. they can kind of get a | she's the principal of a small school in agua fria, a rural village in brazil. her students are poor - no running water at home, sometimes no electricity, definitely no internet, though some teenagers share a smartphone with their parents and gather around this one tree on a little hill where they can kind of get a sig... |
(Through interpreter) The cell tower with signals is very distant from Agua Fria, so they have to walk around to connect. It happens to be stronger at that tree. They go there in the end of the afternoons and weekends. | (through interpreter) the cell tower with signals. is very distant from agua fria so they have to walk around to connect it happens to be. stronger at that tree, they go there. in the end, of the afternoons and | (Through interpreter) The cell tower with signals is very distant from Agua Fria so they have to walk. around to. connect It happens to be stronger at that tree They go there in the end of the afternoons and | (through interpreter) the cell tower with signals is very distant from agua fria, so they have to walk around to connect. it happens to be stronger at that tree. they go there in the end of the afternoons and weekends. |
Last year, Project Loon launched a balloon in Brazil. By 7:48 a.m., she says, it flew overhead. She and her kids - grade schoolers - were in a classroom, eyes fixed on a laptop. They knew they were connected when the Google homepage loaded. Principal Pereira chokes up talking about it. | last, year project loon launched a balloon in brazil by 7:48 a.m., she says it flew overhead she and her kids - grade schoolers - were in a classroom eyes fixed on a laptop they knew they were connected when the google homepage loaded. principal pereira chokes up talking about | Last. year Project Loon launched a balloon in Brazil By 7:48 a.m., she says it flew overhead She and her kids - grade schoolers - were in a classroom eyes fixed on a laptop They knew they were connected when the Google homepage loaded Principal Pereira chokes up talking about | last year, project loon launched a balloon in brazil. by 7:48 a.m., she says, it flew overhead. she and her kids - grade schoolers - were in a classroom, eyes fixed on a laptop. they knew they were connected when the google homepage loaded. principal pereira chokes up talking about it. |
(Through interpreter) Something that seems so impossible suddenly happened. We had the sensation - me and the students - that we were not isolated from the world. We could see maps. We toured a museum online that they could never reach in person. It was a magical moment. | (through interpreter) something that seems, so impossible suddenly happened we had the sensation - me and the students - that we were not isolated from the world we could see maps, we toured a museum online that they could never reach in person it was a magical | (Through interpreter) Something that seems so impossible suddenly happened We had the sensation - me and the students - that we were not isolated from the world We could see maps We toured a. museum online that they could never reach in person It was a magical | (through interpreter) something that seems so impossible suddenly happened. we had the sensation - me and the students - that we were not isolated from the world. we could see maps. we toured a museum online that they could never reach in person. it was a magical moment. |
Mark Zuckerberg recently on stage at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. | mark zuckerberg recently on stage at the mobile world congress in | Mark Zuckerberg recently, on stage at the Mobile, World Congress in | mark zuckerberg recently on stage at the mobile world congress in barcelona. |
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And that basically serves as an on-ramp so that people can learn why they would want to pay for data. | and, that basically serves as an. on-ramp so, that people can learn why; they, would want to pay for | And that basically serves as an on-ramp so that. people can learn. why they, would want to pay for. | and that basically serves as an on-ramp so that people can learn why they would want to pay for data. |
A year ago at this same event, Zuckerberg said expanding the Internet was a mission and his board shouldn't expect to profit anytime soon. He said Facebook would invest billions of dollars and replace old technologies with new, cheaper ones. Now, sources close to the company say, he's pulling back. | a year ago at this same event zuckerberg said expanding the internet was a mission and his board shouldn't expect to profit anytime soon he said facebook would invest, billions of dollars and replace old technologies with new cheaper ones now sources close to the company say he's pulling | A year ago at this same event Zuckerberg said expanding, the Internet was a mission and his board shouldn't expect to profit anytime soon He said Facebook would invest billions of dollars. and replace, old; technologies with. new cheaper ones Now sources close to the, company say he's pulling, | a year ago at this same event, zuckerberg said expanding the internet was a mission and his board shouldn't expect to profit anytime soon. he said facebook would invest billions of dollars and replace old technologies with new, cheaper ones. now, sources close to the company say, he's pulling back. |
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Building all the infrastructure that needs to get built to connect everyone costs a lot of money. | building all the infrastructure that needs to get built to connect everyone costs a, lot, of | Building all the infrastructure that needs to get built to. connect everyone costs a lot of | building all the infrastructure that needs to get built to connect everyone costs a lot of money. |
Zuckerberg is brokering deals with the old guard, the mobile operators. They give the unconnected free access to Facebook and a few other apps with the expectation that users get hooked and then pay to keep using. | zuckerberg, is brokering deals with, the old guard the mobile operators they. give the unconnected free access to facebook and a few other apps with the; expectation that users. get hooked and then pay to keep | Zuckerberg is brokering deals with the old guard. the mobile operators They give, the unconnected free access to Facebook and a few other apps with the expectation that users get hooked and then pay to keep | zuckerberg is brokering deals with the old guard, the mobile operators. they give the unconnected free access to facebook and a few other apps with the expectation that users get hooked and then pay to keep using. |
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It works. It grows the Internet. It grows the businesses for partners. | it, works it grows the internet it grows. the businesses for | It works It grows the Internet It grows the businesses for | it works. it grows the internet. it grows the businesses for partners. |
It might sound strange, but Google and Facebook are both betting it's a multibillion-dollar business, though neither one says it's close to pulling it off. Facebook is drafting contracts. Google is surfing winds. And it'll take leaps in deal-making and engineering to reach the far corners of the earth. Aarti Shahani, N... | it might sound strange but google and facebook are both betting it's a multibillion-dollar business though, neither one says it's close to pulling it, off facebook is drafting contracts google is surfing winds and it'll take, leaps in deal-making, and engineering to reach the far corners of the earth aarti, shahani, np... | It might sound strange but Google. and Facebook are both betting it's a multibillion-dollar business though neither one says it's close to pulling it off. Facebook is drafting contracts Google is surfing winds And it'll take leaps in deal-making and engineering, to reach the far corners of the, earth Aarti Shahani NPR ... | it might sound strange, but google and facebook are both betting it's a multibillion-dollar business, though neither one says it's close to pulling it off. facebook is drafting contracts. google is surfing winds. and it'll take leaps in deal-making and engineering to reach the far corners of the earth. aarti shahani, n... |
Now, a look at one part of the immigration debate in Congress: a proposed increase in H1-B visas. Those are the visas that allow companies to hire skilled foreign workers. As NPR's Martin Kaste reports in today's "Business Bottom Line," offering more of those visas is controversial, especially among American tech worke... | now a look at one part, of the, immigration debate in congress: a proposed increase in h1-b visas those are the visas, that allow companies to hire skilled foreign workers as npr's martin kaste reports in today's, "business bottom line" offering more; of, those visas is controversial especially among american tech work... | Now. a look at one part of the immigration debate in Congress: a proposed increase in H1-B visas Those are the visas that allow companies to hire skilled. foreign workers As, NPR's Martin Kaste reports in today's "Business Bottom Line" offering more of those visas is controversial, especially among American tech worker... | now, a look at one part of the immigration debate in congress: a proposed increase in h1-b visas. those are the visas that allow companies to hire skilled foreign workers. as npr's martin kaste reports in today's "business bottom line," offering more of those visas is controversial, especially among american tech worke... |
Here in Seattle, people still have fond memories of the 1990s tech boom. | here in seattle, people still. have fond memories, of the 1990s tech | Here in Seattle people still have, fond memories of the 1990s tech | here in seattle, people still have fond memories of the 1990s tech boom. |
Do you want a cup of coffee? | do you want a cup of | Do you. want a cup of | do you want a cup of coffee? |
Take a middle-aged computer programmer to breakfast, and he'll tell you some tales. | take a middle-aged computer programmer to breakfast and he'll tell you, some | Take a middle-aged computer programmer. to breakfast and he'll tell you some. | take a middle-aged computer programmer to breakfast, and he'll tell you some tales. |
Basically, if you weren't drooling on yourself, we would hire you. | basically if you weren't drooling on yourself we would hire | Basically if you weren't drooling on yourself, we would; hire, | basically, if you weren't drooling on yourself, we would hire you. |
John Schroeder remembers desperate companies hiring kids straight out of college - zero experience; 80,000 a year. Nowadays, those Gen-X software guys face a very different reality. | john schroeder remembers desperate companies hiring. kids straight out of, college - zero experience 80,000 a year nowadays those gen-x software guys face a. very different | John, Schroeder remembers desperate companies hiring kids straight out of college; - zero experience 80,000 a year Nowadays those Gen-X software guys, face a very. different | john schroeder remembers desperate companies hiring kids straight out of college - zero experience; 80,000 a year. nowadays, those gen-x software guys face a very different reality. |
I do have friends who have been out of work. Some of them have been willing to go from being kind of a senior architect person to being a code monkey on a project, for less money. | i do have friends who have, been out of work some of them have been willing to go. from being kind of a senior. architect person to; being a code monkey on a project for less | I do have friends who have been out of work Some of them, have been willing to go from being kind of a senior architect person, to being a code monkey on a project, for less | i do have friends who have been out of work. some of them have been willing to go from being kind of a senior architect person to being a code monkey on a project, for less money. |
But that's where you start to see a paradox these days because lately, here in Seattle, tech companies are once again complaining that they can't find enough programmers. | but that's where you start to see a paradox, these days because lately here in seattle tech companies are once again complaining. that, they can't find enough | But, that's where. you start to see a paradox these days, because lately here in Seattle tech companies are, once again complaining that they can't find enough | but that's where you start to see a paradox these days because lately, here in seattle, tech companies are once again complaining that they can't find enough programmers. |
We had over 3,500 open engineering jobs at the end of 2012. That was an increase of 44 percent, year over year. | we, had over 3,500 open. engineering jobs at; the end. of 2012. that, was an. increase of 44 percent year over | We had over 3,500 open engineering jobs at the end of. 2012. That was an increase of 44 percent. year over | we had over 3,500 open engineering jobs at the end of 2012. that was an increase of 44 percent, year over year. |
Brad Smith is general counsel at Microsoft, and managers are making similar complaints over at Amazon and at smaller companies. Everybody's way behind on their head count. Microsoft says that's why it's asking Congress for more H1-B visas. Temporary visa holders - from places like India and China - already make up abou... | brad smith is general counsel at microsoft and managers are making similar complaints over at amazon and at. smaller companies everybody's way behind on their head count microsoft says that's why. it's asking congress for, more; h1-b visas temporary visa holders - from places like india and china - already make up abou... | Brad Smith, is general counsel at Microsoft and managers are making similar complaints over at Amazon and at smaller companies Everybody's. way behind. on their head count Microsoft says. that's, why it's asking Congress for more, H1-B, visas Temporary visa holders - from places like India and China - already make up a... | brad smith is general counsel at microsoft, and managers are making similar complaints over at amazon and at smaller companies. everybody's way behind on their head count. microsoft says that's why it's asking congress for more h1-b visas. temporary visa holders - from places like india and china - already make up abou... |
The biggest gating factor on the industry's ability to keep innovating, and keep producing more products, is the ability to hire more engineers. It is slowing us down. | the biggest gating factor on the industry's ability, to keep, innovating and keep producing more products is the ability to hire. more engineers it is slowing us | The biggest; gating factor on. the industry's ability to keep innovating and keep producing more products is the ability to hire more engineers It is slowing us | the biggest gating factor on the industry's ability to keep innovating, and keep producing more products, is the ability to hire more engineers. it is slowing us down. |
But Mitch Ericson isn't buying it. | but mitch ericson isn't buying | But Mitch Ericson. isn't buying | but mitch ericson isn't buying it. |
If you really do need people then why, at the very least, didn't I get a call? | if you really do need people then why at the very least didn't i get a | If you really do, need people then, why at the very least didn't I get, a | if you really do need people then why, at the very least, didn't i get a call? |
Ericson has been applying for jobs at Microsoft since before he finished his computer science bachelor's degree last summer. He is, admittedly, a nontraditional candidate for entry-level software work. This was a late career change for him, and he's 60. But he figures if the need is so great, Microsoft could at least t... | ericson has been. applying for jobs at microsoft since before he finished his computer science bachelor's degree last summer he is admittedly a nontraditional candidate, for entry-level software work this was a, late career change for him and he's 60. but. he figures if the need is so great microsoft could at least, ta... | Ericson has been applying for jobs at Microsoft since before he finished. his computer science bachelor's degree last summer He; is admittedly a nontraditional candidate for entry-level software. work This was a late career change for him and he's 60. But he figures if the need, is. so great Microsoft could at least ta... | ericson has been applying for jobs at microsoft since before he finished his computer science bachelor's degree last summer. he is, admittedly, a nontraditional candidate for entry-level software work. this was a late career change for him, and he's 60. but he figures if the need is so great, microsoft could at least t... |
You know, usually, thing's a pyramid - right? They need 3,000 people up here, and they got 6,000 down below. So you promote from within. And then you get down to the bottom, at the entry-level. Now, we need people at the entry-level. That's me. We're going to hire Mitch now. | you know usually thing's. a pyramid - right? they need 3,000 people up here and. they. got 6,000 down below so you promote, from within and then you get down to the bottom at the entry-level now we need people. at the entry-level that's me, we're going to hire mitch | You know usually thing's a pyramid - right? They need 3,000 people up here and they got 6,000 down below So you, promote from within And then you get, down to the bottom at. the entry-level Now. we need people at the entry-level That's me We're going to hire Mitch | you know, usually, thing's a pyramid - right? they need 3,000 people up here, and they got 6,000 down below. so you promote from within. and then you get down to the bottom, at the entry-level. now, we need people at the entry-level. that's me. we're going to hire mitch now. |
Microsoft says the experience of one frustrated job hunter doesn't disprove the shortage of workers. And that's true. To understand a job market, you really want data. At U.C. Davis, computer science professor Norman Matloff points to one statistic in particular. | microsoft says the experience of one frustrated job hunter doesn't disprove the shortage of workers. and that's; true to understand a job market you really want data at u.c davis; computer science professor norman. matloff points to one, statistic in. | Microsoft says the experience of one frustrated job hunter doesn't disprove the, shortage of, workers And, that's true To understand a job market you really want data At U.C Davis computer science professor, Norman Matloff points, to one statistic in | microsoft says the experience of one frustrated job hunter doesn't disprove the shortage of workers. and that's true. to understand a job market, you really want data. at u.c. davis, computer science professor norman matloff points to one statistic in particular. |
Salaries would be going up, and they're not - OK? | salaries would be going up and they're not | Salaries would, be going up. and they're not | salaries would be going up, and they're not - ok? |
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, wages for computer programmers have stagnated. In fact, between 2001 and 2011, the mean hourly wage didn't even keep up with inflation. It's still less than $40. Microsoft says there have been some healthy increases recently, not reflected in the government numbers. But for ... | according to the bureau of labor statistics wages for computer programmers. have stagnated in fact between 2001 and 2011, the mean hourly wage didn't even, keep up with inflation it's. still less. than $40. microsoft says there have, been some healthy increases, recently not reflected in the government numbers but for ... | According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics wages for computer programmers have stagnated, In fact, between 2001 and 2011, the mean hourly wage didn't even, keep up with, inflation It's still less than $40. Microsoft says there have been some healthy. increases recently. not reflected in, the government numbers But for... | according to the bureau of labor statistics, wages for computer programmers have stagnated. in fact, between 2001 and 2011, the mean hourly wage didn't even keep up with inflation. it's still less than $40. microsoft says there have been some healthy increases recently, not reflected in the government numbers. but for ... |
You can be an exact fit but if you're 35, you're probably not going to even get a phone call. And meanwhile, the company is going to tell the press that there's just not any qualified people. | you can be. an exact fit but if you're 35, you're probably not going to even get. a phone call and meanwhile the company is going to tell. the press; that there's. just not any qualified | You can be an exact fit but if, you're; 35, you're probably not going to even, get a phone call And meanwhile the company is going to tell the press that. there's just not any. qualified, | you can be an exact fit but if you're 35, you're probably not going to even get a phone call. and meanwhile, the company is going to tell the press that there's just not any qualified people. |
Microsoft disputes this analysis. It says H1-B workers actually cost more because of the legal fees involved, and it hires foreigners only when it has no choice. And in fact, the law does require an employer to show that it can't find Americans. [POST-BROADCAST CORRECTION: In fact, most prospective employers can avoid ... | microsoft disputes this analysis it says h1-b, workers actually cost more because of the legal fees. involved and it hires foreigners only when it has no choice and in fact the law does require an employer to, show that it can't find americans [post-broadcast correction: in fact most prospective employers can avoid hav... | Microsoft disputes this analysis It says H1-B workers actually cost more because of the legal fees involved and it hires foreigners. only when it has no choice. And in fact the law does require an employer, to show that it can't find Americans [POST-BROADCAST CORRECTION: In fact most prospective employers can avoid, ha... | microsoft disputes this analysis. it says h1-b workers actually cost more because of the legal fees involved, and it hires foreigners only when it has no choice. and in fact, the law does require an employer to show that it can't find americans. [post-broadcast correction: in fact, most prospective employers can avoid ... |
You hire the alien first, and then you manipulate the regulatory system to prove that you can't find an American. | you hire the alien first and then you manipulate the, regulatory system to. prove that you can't find an | You hire the alien first, and then you manipulate the regulatory system to prove that you. can't find an | you hire the alien first, and then you manipulate the regulatory system to prove that you can't find an american. |
Bruce Morrison shaped the H1-B system as chairman of the House Immigration Committee two decades ago. Now, as an immigration lawyer and a lobbyist, he says employers have become too fond of the temporary foreign workers. | bruce, morrison shaped the h1-b system as chairman, of the house immigration committee two decades, ago now as an immigration lawyer and a lobbyist he says employers have become too fond of the temporary foreign | Bruce Morrison shaped the H1-B system. as. chairman, of the House Immigration Committee, two decades ago Now as an immigration lawyer and a lobbyist he says employers have become too fond of the temporary foreign | bruce morrison shaped the h1-b system as chairman of the house immigration committee two decades ago. now, as an immigration lawyer and a lobbyist, he says employers have become too fond of the temporary foreign workers. |
One factor is that if people are here on H1-Bs, they are less demanding than Americans - who have choices about where they might work. | one factor is. that if, people are here on, h1-bs they are less demanding than. americans - who have choices about where they might | One factor is that if people are here on. H1-Bs they are less demanding than Americans - who have choices about where they might | one factor is that if people are here on h1-bs, they are less demanding than americans - who have choices about where they might work. |
NPR's Ari Shapiro. I know that everyone will be looking forward to your coverage tomorrow. Thank you. | npr's ari shapiro i know that everyone will be looking forward to your coverage tomorrow thank | NPR's Ari Shapiro I know that everyone will be looking forward to your coverage tomorrow Thank | npr's ari shapiro. i know that everyone will be looking forward to your coverage tomorrow. thank you. |
Thank you. Bye-bye. | thank you | Thank you | thank you. bye-bye. |
With high temperatures across the country, it's easy to want to wear as little as possible. But commentator Robin Washington warns, be careful what you wish for. During swimming class in high school, he was required to wear the most revealing and drafty garment of all: his birthday suit. | with. high temperatures across the country it's easy to want to wear as little as possible but commentator robin washington warns be careful what you wish for during swimming class in high school he was required to, wear. the most revealing and drafty garment of all: his birthday | With high temperatures across the country it's easy to want, to wear as little as possible But commentator Robin Washington warns be careful what you wish for During swimming class in high school he was required to wear the most revealing and drafty. garment of all: his birthday | with high temperatures across the country, it's easy to want to wear as little as possible. but commentator robin washington warns, be careful what you wish for. during swimming class in high school, he was required to wear the most revealing and drafty garment of all: his birthday suit. |
Did you ever dream that you were completely naked in front of dozens of people? I'm reminded of that after hearing the University of North Carolina is getting rid of its swimming requirement. It's one of the last universities to do so. | did. you ever. dream. that you were completely naked in front. of. dozens of people? i'm reminded of that after hearing the university of, north carolina is getting rid. of, its swimming requirement it's one of the last; universities to do | Did you ever dream that you were completely naked in front of dozens of people? I'm reminded of. that after hearing, the University of North Carolina is getting rid of its swimming requirement It's one of the last universities to do | did you ever dream that you were completely naked in front of dozens of people? i'm reminded of that after hearing the university of north carolina is getting rid of its swimming requirement. it's one of the last universities to do so. |
Good for them, but if Carolina students think their role is tough, they should've been with me in high school, in Chicago, in the 1970s. At dear old Lane Tech, or any public high school, swimming was absolutely required, naked. | good for them but. if carolina students; think their role. is tough, they, should've been with me in high school in chicago in the 1970s at dear old. lane tech or any public high school swimming was absolutely required | Good for them but, if Carolina students think their role is tough; they should've been with me in high school in Chicago in. the 1970s At dear old Lane Tech or any public high school swimming was absolutely required | good for them, but if carolina students think their role is tough, they should've been with me in high school, in chicago, in the 1970s. at dear old lane tech, or any public high school, swimming was absolutely required, naked. |
What, I can hear most of you saying. And it's a response, you'd get used to if you went to Lane somewhere between the 1940s, or even earlier, until the late 70s. | what i can hear most of you saying and it's a response you'd get used to if you went to lane somewhere between the 1940s or even earlier until the late | What I, can hear most of you saying And it's a response you'd get used, to if you went to Lane somewhere; between the 1940s or even, earlier until the late | what, i can hear most of you saying. and it's a response, you'd get used to if you went to lane somewhere between the 1940s, or even earlier, until the late 70s. |
Glen Galen(ph), who graduated in 1969, started a discussion on the classmates.com message board a few years ago asking why did they do that to us? Actually, we weren't completely naked, you did get to wear a bathing cap. And if you were a beginning, even an inner tube. | glen galen(ph), who graduated in 1969, started a, discussion on the. classmates.com message board a few years ago asking why did they do that to us? actually we weren't completely naked you did get to wear a bathing cap and if you were a beginning even an inner | Glen Galen(ph), who graduated, in 1969, started a discussion, on the classmates.com message board a few years ago asking why did they do that to, us? Actually we weren't completely naked you did get to wear a, bathing cap. And if you were a beginning even an inner | glen galen(ph), who graduated in 1969, started a discussion on the classmates.com message board a few years ago asking why did they do that to us? actually, we weren't completely naked, you did get to wear a bathing cap. and if you were a beginning, even an inner tube. |
My fellow class of '75 alum, Dave Garrett(ph), recalled the rule had something to do with hygiene. Dave and I were both skinny Black kids and members of the Chess Club at the mostly white school. But for once in America, race truly didn't matter. | my fellow class of '75 alum dave garrett(ph), recalled the rule had something to do with hygiene dave and i were both skinny black kids and members of the chess club at. the mostly white school but, for once in america race truly didn't | My fellow, class of '75 alum Dave Garrett(ph), recalled the rule had something to do; with hygiene Dave and I were both, skinny Black kids and members, of the. Chess Club at the mostly white school But for once in America race truly didn't | my fellow class of '75 alum, dave garrett(ph), recalled the rule had something to do with hygiene. dave and i were both skinny black kids and members of the chess club at the mostly white school. but for once in america, race truly didn't matter. |
Everyone was naked before God and each other. All of the boys, that is. Lane Tech didn't become co-ed until 1971, and for the first few years, girls at the school didn't have to take swimming at all. They did at every other public high school in Chicago, and those girls were required to wear bathing suits. Needless to ... | everyone was naked before god and each other all of the boys that is lane tech didn't. become co-ed until 1971, and for the first few years girls at the school didn't have to take swimming at all they did at every other public high school in chicago and those girls were required to wear bathing suits needless to say th... | Everyone was naked before God and each other All of. the boys that, is Lane Tech didn't become co-ed until 1971, and for, the first few years girls at the school didn't have to take swimming at all They did at every. other public high school in Chicago and those girls, were required to. wear bathing suits Needless to s... | everyone was naked before god and each other. all of the boys, that is. lane tech didn't become co-ed until 1971, and for the first few years, girls at the school didn't have to take swimming at all. they did at every other public high school in chicago, and those girls were required to wear bathing suits. needless to ... |
Though none of us got a straight answer beyond the hygiene thing, I wonder if it wasn't some kind of right of passage. Boys, after all, have gone skinny-dipping for years. But requiring nudity at a public school these days would be lawsuit city. | though, none of us got a, straight answer beyond the, hygiene thing i wonder if it wasn't some kind of right of, passage boys; after all have gone skinny-dipping for years but requiring nudity at a public school these days would be lawsuit, | Though none, of us got a straight answer beyond the hygiene thing, I wonder if it, wasn't some kind of right of passage Boys after all have gone skinny-dipping for years But requiring nudity at a public school these. days, would be lawsuit | though none of us got a straight answer beyond the hygiene thing, i wonder if it wasn't some kind of right of passage. boys, after all, have gone skinny-dipping for years. but requiring nudity at a public school these days would be lawsuit city. |
Nude swimming wasn't limited to Chicago schools, and I bet swim class veterans of a certain age are nodding their heads across the country. | nude swimming. wasn't limited to chicago schools and i bet swim class veterans of a certain age are nodding their heads across, the | Nude swimming wasn't limited to Chicago, schools and I bet swim class veterans of. a certain age are nodding their heads across the | nude swimming wasn't limited to chicago schools, and i bet swim class veterans of a certain age are nodding their heads across the country. |
Here in Minnesota, Mike Rosenzweig(ph) said in the 60s, he had to swim stark naked in junior high. On the first day, he said, the gym teacher asked the class, who here didn't bring his birthday suit. Mike raised his hand. And though most of the boys were not Jewish, all except a couple were circumcised. | here in minnesota mike rosenzweig(ph) said in the 60s he had to swim stark naked in junior high on, the first day he said the gym teacher asked the class who here didn't bring his birthday suit mike. raised his hand and though most of the boys were not jewish all. except a couple were | Here in Minnesota Mike Rosenzweig(ph) said in the 60s he had to swim stark naked; in junior high On the first day he said the gym teacher, asked the class who here didn't; bring his birthday suit Mike raised his hand And though most of the boys were not Jewish all except a couple were | here in minnesota, mike rosenzweig(ph) said in the 60s, he had to swim stark naked in junior high. on the first day, he said, the gym teacher asked the class, who here didn't bring his birthday suit. mike raised his hand. and though most of the boys were not jewish, all except a couple were circumcised. |
Mike and his friends couldn't help but stare at the ones that weren't and wondered, what the hell happened to him? Maybe he got it slammed in the door when he was a little baby? | mike and his friends couldn't help but, stare at, the ones that weren't, and wondered what the. hell happened to him? maybe he got it slammed in the door when he was a little | Mike, and his friends. couldn't help but stare at the ones that weren't and wondered what the hell happened to him? Maybe, he got, it slammed in the door when he was, a little. | mike and his friends couldn't help but stare at the ones that weren't and wondered, what the hell happened to him? maybe he got it slammed in the door when he was a little baby? |
Okay. Somebody has to know why millions of boys across the country were forced to endure such shame. But a Chicago public school spokeswoman just answered, excuse me? Her counterpart in Duluth, Katie Kaufmann(ph), was much nicer. She'd never heard of it either, but she did find a document recording the end of the pract... | okay somebody has to know why millions of boys across the country were forced to, endure such shame but a chicago public school spokeswoman just answered excuse me? her counterpart in duluth katie kaufmann(ph), was much, nicer. she'd never, heard. of it either but she did find a document recording the end of, the | Okay Somebody; has to know why millions of boys across the country were forced. to endure such. shame, But a Chicago public school spokeswoman just answered excuse me? Her counterpart in Duluth Katie Kaufmann(ph), was much nicer She'd never heard of it either; but she did, find a document recording the end of the | okay. somebody has to know why millions of boys across the country were forced to endure such shame. but a chicago public school spokeswoman just answered, excuse me? her counterpart in duluth, katie kaufmann(ph), was much nicer. she'd never heard of it either, but she did find a document recording the end of the pract... |
Be it hereby resolved, that the Duluth School District include in its 1973-74 budget, an amount that secures a sufficient number of tank suits for the boy's swim program and that the practice of requiring boys to swim nude be discontinued immediately. | be it hereby resolved that the duluth school, district include in its 1973-74 budget an amount that secures, a sufficient number of, tank suits for the boy's swim program and that, the practice of, requiring boys to swim nude be discontinued | Be it hereby resolved that the Duluth School District, include. in its 1973-74 budget an amount that secures a sufficient number of tank suits for the boy's swim program and that the practice of requiring boys to swim nude be discontinued | be it hereby resolved, that the duluth school district include in its 1973-74 budget, an amount that secures a sufficient number of tank suits for the boy's swim program and that the practice of requiring boys to swim nude be discontinued immediately. |
A school board member named Mrs. Ruth Myers(ph) added, having to swim in the nude when one does not have a choice is very objectionable. | a school board member named mrs ruth myers(ph) added having to swim in the, nude, when one does not have a choice is very | A school board member named Mrs Ruth Myers(ph) added having. to. swim in the nude when one does not have a choice is very | a school board member named mrs. ruth myers(ph) added, having to swim in the nude when one does not have a choice is very objectionable. |
It certainly was back at Lane, where the school's folklore including the tale of Coach Valentine using a lifesaving pole to remedy an embarrassing moment of a backstroking swimmer. The coach swatted him on the midsection and shouted, get that periscope down. | it certainly was back at lane; where the school's folklore including the tale of coach valentine using a lifesaving pole to remedy an embarrassing moment. of a backstroking swimmer the coach swatted him on the midsection and, shouted get that. periscope | It certainly was back at Lane where; the. school's folklore including the tale of. Coach Valentine using a lifesaving pole to remedy. an embarrassing moment of a backstroking swimmer The coach swatted him on the midsection and shouted. get that periscope | it certainly was back at lane, where the school's folklore including the tale of coach valentine using a lifesaving pole to remedy an embarrassing moment of a backstroking swimmer. the coach swatted him on the midsection and shouted, get that periscope down. |
Though my friend and swim team member Jay Burrell attested to witnessing it firsthand, Steve Davis of Duluth said his school had a similar story. Alright. Maybe that one is an urban legend. But if it is, it proves all of us really were traumatized for life. Anyone know a good trial lawyer. | though my friend and swim team member jay burrell attested to witnessing it firsthand steve davis of duluth said his school had a similar story alright maybe, that one is, an urban legend, but if it is it. proves all of us really were traumatized for life anyone know a good trial | Though my friend and swim team member Jay Burrell attested to witnessing it firsthand Steve Davis of Duluth said his school had. a similar story Alright Maybe that one is an urban legend But if. it is it proves all of, us really were. traumatized for life Anyone know a good trial | though my friend and swim team member jay burrell attested to witnessing it firsthand, steve davis of duluth said his school had a similar story. alright. maybe that one is an urban legend. but if it is, it proves all of us really were traumatized for life. anyone know a good trial lawyer. |
Robin Washington is the editorial page editor of the Duluth News Tribune. | robin washington, is the editorial page editor of the, duluth news | Robin Washington is the editorial page editor of the Duluth News | robin washington is the editorial page editor of the duluth news tribune. |
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This is NEWS AND NOTES. I'm Ed Gordon. On today's Roundtable, has the president found a new way to govern? And gifts for doing the right thing: Will this help those in poverty? | this is news and notes i'm ed gordon on today's roundtable has, the. president found a. new way to govern? and gifts for, doing the right thing: will this help those in | This; is NEWS AND NOTES I'm Ed Gordon On today's Roundtable has the president found a new way to. govern? And gifts, for. doing the right. thing: Will, this, help those in | this is news and notes. i'm ed gordon. on today's roundtable, has the president found a new way to govern? and gifts for doing the right thing: will this help those in poverty? |
Joining us today to discuss these topics and more from our bureau in New York City, Robert George. He's an editorial writer for The New York Post. Marcelo Suarez-Orozco is co-director of Immigration Studies at New York University. He joins us from member station WLIU in South Hampton, New York. And from the Harvard Uni... | joining us today to discuss these topics and. more from our bureau in new york city. robert george he's an editorial writer for the new york post marcelo suarez-orozco is co-director of immigration. studies. at new york university he. joins us from member station wliu in. south hampton new york and from the harvard uni... | Joining us today to discuss these topics and more from our. bureau in New York City Robert George He's an editorial writer for The New York Post Marcelo Suarez-Orozco is co-director of Immigration Studies at New York; University He, joins, us from member station WLIU in South Hampton New York And from the Harvard Unive... | joining us today to discuss these topics and more from our bureau in new york city, robert george. he's an editorial writer for the new york post. marcelo suarez-orozco is co-director of immigration studies at new york university. he joins us from member station wliu in south hampton, new york. and from the harvard uni... |
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