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Well, at the moment, the weapon that we believe was used in the shooting was a semi-automatic rifle, which can be legally carried in New Zealand. What appears to be not legal was a modification that was made to the magazine that allowed it to fire rapidly and cause the carnage that it did. Another issue we, have, as we... | well at the moment the weapon that we believe was used, in the shooting was a semi-automatic rifle which can be legally carried in new zealand what appears, to be not legal was a modification that was made to the magazine, that allowed it to fire, rapidly and cause the carnage that it did another issue we have as well ... | Well at the moment the weapon that we believe was, used in the shooting was a semi-automatic rifle which, can be legally carried in New Zealand What appears to be not; legal was, a modification that was made to the magazine, that allowed, it to, fire rapidly and cause the carnage that it did Another issue we have as we... | well, at the moment, the weapon that we believe was used in the shooting was a semi-automatic rifle, which can be legally carried in new zealand. what appears to be not legal was a modification that was made to the magazine that allowed it to fire rapidly and cause the carnage that it did. another issue we, have, as we... |
There were others who were arrested in connection with these shootings. What has happened to them? Is it assumed that he is the sole gunman in both of these attacks in both mosques? | there were others who. were arrested in connection with these shootings what has happened. to them? is it assumed that he is the sole gunman in both of these attacks in both. | There, were others who were, arrested. in connection with these shootings What. has happened to them? Is it assumed that he is the sole gunman in both of these attacks in both | there were others who were arrested in connection with these shootings. what has happened to them? is it assumed that he is the sole gunman in both of these attacks in both mosques? |
It's still unclear what role the other two people who have been arrested played. But in terms of the actual shooting, police are fairly confident that only one person was the perpetrator of that crime. | it's still, unclear what role, the other. two people who have been arrested played but in terms of the actual shooting police, are fairly confident that only one person was the perpetrator of that, | It's still unclear, what role the other two people who have been arrested. played But in terms of the actual shooting, police, are fairly confident that only, one person was the perpetrator of that | it's still unclear what role the other two people who have been arrested played. but in terms of the actual shooting, police are fairly confident that only one person was the perpetrator of that crime. |
That's Marc Greenhill. He's news director with New Zealand's largest news website, Stuff. He joined us via Skype. Marc, thank you very much. | that's marc greenhill he's news director with new zealand's largest news website stuff, he joined us, via skype marc, thank you very. | That's Marc Greenhill He's news director with New Zealand's largest, news website Stuff, He joined us via Skype Marc, thank you very | that's marc greenhill. he's news director with new zealand's largest news website, stuff. he joined us via skype. marc, thank you very much. |
Thank you. | thank | Thank | thank you. |
This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan. | this is talk of the nation i'm neal | This is TALK OF THE NATION I'm Neal | this is talk of the nation. i'm neal conan. |
Fans of "Star Trek" long ago noted that anonymous security officers who accompanied the show's stars rarely survived the experience. Shortly after they beam down, they would be vaporized, stomped or eaten for dramatic effect, a plot device so common that these expendable crewmen became known collectively as redshirts. ... | fans of "star trek" long ago; noted that anonymous security officers who accompanied the show's stars rarely survived the experience shortly after they beam down they would be vaporized stomped or eaten for dramatic effect a, plot. device so common. that these expendable crewmen became known, collectively as redshirts ... | Fans of "Star Trek" long ago noted, that anonymous security officers who accompanied the show's stars rarely survived the experience Shortly after. they, beam down they would be vaporized stomped or eaten for dramatic effect a plot device so common that these expendable crewmen became known collectively as redshirts In... | fans of "star trek" long ago noted that anonymous security officers who accompanied the show's stars rarely survived the experience. shortly after they beam down, they would be vaporized, stomped or eaten for dramatic effect, a plot device so common that these expendable crewmen became known collectively as redshirts. ... |
(SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE, "GALAXY QUEST") | (soundbite of movie "galaxy | (SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE "GALAXY | (soundbite of movie, "galaxy quest") |
(as Jason Nesmith) You're not going to die on the planet, Guy. | (as jason nesmith) you're not going to die on the planet | (as Jason Nesmith) You're. not going to die on the planet | (as jason nesmith) you're not going to die on the planet, guy. |
(as Guy Fleegman) I'm not? Then what's my last name? | (as guy fleegman) i'm not? then what's my last | (as Guy. Fleegman) I'm not? Then what's my last | (as guy fleegman) i'm not? then what's my last name? |
(as Jason Nesmith) It's - I don't know. | (as, jason nesmith) it's - i don't | (as, Jason. Nesmith) It's - I don't | (as jason nesmith) it's - i don't know. |
(as Guy Fleegman) Nobody knows. You know why? Because my character isn't important enough for a last name because I'm going to die five minutes in. | (as guy fleegman) nobody knows you know why? because my character isn't important enough for a last, name because i'm going to die five minutes, | (as Guy Fleegman) Nobody knows You know why? Because my character isn't important enough for a last name because I'm, going to die five minutes | (as guy fleegman) nobody knows. you know why? because my character isn't important enough for a last name because i'm going to die five minutes in. |
(as Gwen DeMarco) Guy, you have a last name. | (as gwen demarco) guy you, have a, last | (as Gwen DeMarco) Guy you have a, last | (as gwen demarco) guy, you have a last name. |
(as Guy Fleegman) Do I? Do I? | (as guy fleegman) do i? do | (as Guy Fleegman) Do I? Do | (as guy fleegman) do i? do i? |
(as Gwen DeMarco) Yes. | (as gwen | (as Gwen | (as gwen demarco) yes. |
(as Guy Fleegman) For all you know, I'm just crewman number six. Mommy. Mommy. Mommy. | (as guy fleegman) for all. you, know i'm just crewman number six, mommy mommy | (as Guy Fleegman) For all you know I'm just. crewman number six Mommy Mommy | (as guy fleegman) for all you know, i'm just crewman number six. mommy. mommy. mommy. |
(as Alexander Dane) Are we there yet? | (as alexander; dane) are we, there | (as Alexander Dane) Are we there | (as alexander dane) are we there yet? |
Science fiction writer John Scalzi starts his new novel with a scene very much like that once his expendable ensigns also figure out their life expectancy issue. But his plot then turns a corner, and even when we're done, it turns three more. The book is called, appropriately enough, "Redshirts", and John Scalzi joins ... | science fiction. writer john scalzi starts his new novel with a scene very much like that once his expendable ensigns also figure. out their life expectancy issue but his plot then turns a corner and even when we're done it turns. three more the book is called appropriately, enough "redshirts", and john scalzi joins us... | Science fiction writer John Scalzi starts his new novel with a scene very much like that once his expendable ensigns; also figure; out their life expectancy issue But his plot then turns a corner and even when we're done it turns three more The book is called appropriately enough "Redshirts", and John Scalzi joins us n... | science fiction writer john scalzi starts his new novel with a scene very much like that once his expendable ensigns also figure out their life expectancy issue. but his plot then turns a corner, and even when we're done, it turns three more. the book is called, appropriately enough, "redshirts", and john scalzi joins ... |
Thanks. Nice to be here. | thanks nice to be | Thanks Nice; to be | thanks. nice to be here. |
That scene from "Galaxy Quest," was that the start? | that. scene from "galaxy quest" was that the | That scene from "Galaxy Quest" was that the | that scene from "galaxy quest," was that the start? |
Oh, man, I love that scene. | oh, man i love that | Oh man I love; that | oh, man, i love that scene. |
(LAUGHTER) | (laughter) | ||
We were just watching that movie just the other day and I was just - everything about it just makes me giggle. No. Actually, the start of it really does go back all the way to the original series of "Star Trek." And, as you noted, anybody who's watched the series for a long time knows, you know, Spock, Kirk and Scotty ... | we were just watching that movie just the, other day and i was just - everything about it just makes me giggle no actually the start of it really does go back all the way, to the original series of "star trek" and as you noted, anybody who's watched the series for, a long time knows you know spock kirk and scotty are g... | We, were just watching that movie just the, other day and I was just - everything about it just makes me giggle, No. Actually the start of it really does go back all the; way to the original series of "Star Trek" And as you noted anybody who's watched the series for a long time knows, you know Spock Kirk and Scotty. ar... | we were just watching that movie just the other day and i was just - everything about it just makes me giggle. no. actually, the start of it really does go back all the way to the original series of "star trek." and, as you noted, anybody who's watched the series for a long time knows, you know, spock, kirk and scotty ... |
It's that poor, you know, the poor, you know, poor ensign, the poor security dude. And so it became just this thing and - first, science fiction and then nerd culture, and then further and further along, it became something that broke into the common culture a little bit. And to be quite blunt, by the time I got to rig... | it's that poor you know the poor you know poor ensign the poor security dude and so it became just this thing and - first science fiction and then nerd culture and then further, and further along it became something that broke into the common culture a little bit and to be. quite blunt by, the time i got to. right arou... | It's that poor you know the poor you know poor ensign the. poor security dude And so it became just this thing and - first science fiction and then nerd culture and then further and further along it became something that broke; into the common culture a little bit And to be, quite blunt by the time I got to right aroun... | it's that poor, you know, the poor, you know, poor ensign, the poor security dude. and so it became just this thing and - first, science fiction and then nerd culture, and then further and further along, it became something that broke into the common culture a little bit. and to be quite blunt, by the time i got to rig... |
I guess it was such a low-hanging fruit. Someone said, that's too easy, and whereas I was like, nope, I will take that low-hanging fruit and pluck it right off that tree. | i guess it. was such a low-hanging fruit someone said that's too easy and whereas i was like nope i will take that low-hanging fruit, and, pluck it right off that | I guess it was such a low-hanging fruit Someone said that's too easy and whereas I was like. nope I will take that low-hanging fruit and pluck it right off that | i guess it was such a low-hanging fruit. someone said, that's too easy, and whereas i was like, nope, i will take that low-hanging fruit and pluck it right off that tree. |
You begin your novel, as I said, with one of the scenes and - I ordered the novel from Amazon on the basis of your wonderful series "The Old Man's War" books, and I started reading this book and said, my God, this isn't parody. It's pastiche. | you begin your novel as i said with one of. the scenes and - i ordered the novel from amazon on the basis of your wonderful series "the old man's war" books and i started reading. this book and said my god this isn't parody it's | You begin your novel as. I said with one of. the scenes and - I, ordered the novel from, Amazon on the basis of your wonderful, series "The Old Man's War" books, and I started reading. this book and said my God this isn't parody It's | you begin your novel, as i said, with one of the scenes and - i ordered the novel from amazon on the basis of your wonderful series "the old man's war" books, and i started reading this book and said, my god, this isn't parody. it's pastiche. |
(LAUGHTER) | (laughter) | ||
And then about 30 pages in, I said, oh, he's doing this on purpose. I'm sorry I doubted you, John Scalzi. | and then about 30 pages in i said oh he's doing this on purpose i'm sorry i doubted. you john | And then about 30 pages in I said oh, he's doing this on purpose, I'm. sorry I doubted you, John | and then about 30 pages in, i said, oh, he's doing this on purpose. i'm sorry i doubted you, john scalzi. |
Well, no, that's all right. Never doubt me again, though. | well no that's all right never, doubt me again | Well, no that's all right Never doubt, me again | well, no, that's all right. never doubt me again, though. |
(LAUGHTER) | (laughter) | ||
No, that's the whole point. You want to start off with giving people certain assumptions that they think they know what they're going to get. And once you sort of get them comfortable into a place where they think they know where everything is going, you jog the ride a little bit and then you jog it a little bit more. ... | no that's, the whole point you want to start off with giving people certain assumptions that they think they know what they're going to get and. once you sort of. get them comfortable into a place where they think they know where everything is going you jog the ride a little bit and then you jog, it a little bit more a... | No that's the whole point You want to start off; with; giving people certain, assumptions that they think they know what, they're going to get And once you sort of get them comfortable into a place where they think they know where everything is going you jog the ride a, little bit and then you, jog it a, little bit mor... | no, that's the whole point. you want to start off with giving people certain assumptions that they think they know what they're going to get. and once you sort of get them comfortable into a place where they think they know where everything is going, you jog the ride a little bit and then you jog it a little bit more. ... |
But then you're going to give them something else. You're going to give them more, and that's actually where it has to come. I mean, let's face it. The redshirt idea, that's like a - it's a joke. It's a one-paragraph or it's a skit, right? | but then you're going, to give; them something else you're, going to give them more and that's actually where it has to come i, mean let's face it the redshirt idea that's like a, - it's a joke it's a one-paragraph. or it's a skit | But then you're going to give them something else. You're going to. give them more and that's actually, where it has to; come I mean let's; face it The redshirt idea that's like a - it's a joke. It's a one-paragraph or it's a skit | but then you're going to give them something else. you're going to give them more, and that's actually where it has to come. i mean, let's face it. the redshirt idea, that's like a - it's a joke. it's a one-paragraph or it's a skit, right? |
Mm-hmm. | mm-hmm. | ||
If you're going to make this a novel-length book, you have to do something more with it. You have to expand on the concept. You have to actually involve the reader in the lives of the characters. Otherwise, it becomes, as you said, pastiche and parody, and that gets old very, very quickly. | if you're going, to, make this a novel-length book you have to do something, more with. it you have to expand on the concept you have to actually involve the reader in the lives of the characters otherwise it becomes as you said pastiche and parody and that gets old. very very | If you're. going to make this a. novel-length book you have to, do something more with it, You have to expand on the concept, You have, to actually involve; the, reader in the lives, of the characters Otherwise it becomes as you, said pastiche and parody and; that gets old very very | if you're going to make this a novel-length book, you have to do something more with it. you have to expand on the concept. you have to actually involve the reader in the lives of the characters. otherwise, it becomes, as you said, pastiche and parody, and that gets old very, very quickly. |
Your protagonist is Andrew Dahl, who is the ensign in question. My favorite scene - this is not much of a spoiler, believe me. We could go on and on. But he's working in the lab, and then they get a crisis moment. And they're handed a piece of scientific research that they need to get done in a very short time. I forge... | your protagonist is andrew dahl who is the ensign. in, question my, favorite scene - this is not much of, a spoiler believe me, we could go on and on but, he's working in the lab, and then they get a crisis moment and they're. handed a piece of. scientific research that they need to get done in a very short time i forg... | Your protagonist, is Andrew Dahl who is the ensign in question My favorite scene - this is not much of a spoiler believe, me We. could go on and on But he's working in the lab and then they get a crisis moment And they're handed, a piece of. scientific, research that they need to get; done in a very short time, I forge... | your protagonist is andrew dahl, who is the ensign in question. my favorite scene - this is not much of a spoiler, believe me. we could go on and on. but he's working in the lab, and then they get a crisis moment. and they're handed a piece of scientific research that they need to get done in a very short time. i forge... |
Six hours, six hours. | six hours six | Six hours six | six hours, six hours. |
Yeah. And then the woman who's in charge of the labs shows him the magic box. | yeah, and then, the woman who's in charge of the labs shows him the magic | Yeah And then the woman who's. in charge of the labs shows him the magic | yeah. and then the woman who's in charge of the labs shows him the magic box. |
And how long has Kerley's been here? | and, how long has, kerley's been | And how long has Kerley's been | and how long has kerley's been here? |
Now, warm air can hold more water, but Arndt can't say whether there's a direct link between the record-tying heat and the record-breaking precipitation. And these are global averages. Arndt said the story was different for those of us in the United States. | now warm air can hold more water but, arndt can't say whether there's; a direct link between the record-tying heat and the record-breaking precipitation and these are global averages arndt said the story, was different for those of us; in the; united | Now warm air can hold more water but Arndt can't say whether there's a direct link between the record-tying, heat and the record-breaking precipitation And these are global averages Arndt said the story was different for those of us in the United | now, warm air can hold more water, but arndt can't say whether there's a direct link between the record-tying heat and the record-breaking precipitation. and these are global averages. arndt said the story was different for those of us in the united states. |
Both the temperature and precipitation were above normal. It was the 23rd warmest year on record in the United States. It was the 36th wettest year on record. These both fall into the upper third of the United States climate history, which dates back to 1895. | both the temperature and precipitation were above normal it was the, 23rd warmest year, on record in the. united states it was the 36th wettest year on record these both fall into the, upper third of, the united states climate history which dates. back to | Both the temperature and precipitation were above normal It; was the 23rd warmest year on, record, in the United, States It was the 36th wettest year on record These both fall into the upper third of the, United States climate history which dates back. to | both the temperature and precipitation were above normal. it was the 23rd warmest year on record in the united states. it was the 36th wettest year on record. these both fall into the upper third of the united states climate history, which dates back to 1895. |
John Christy, at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, sees the same general warming trend in his measurements of global temperature. Those are based on satellite measurements of the planet's air from the surface up to 35,000 feet. | john christy at the university of alabama in huntsville sees the same general warming trend in his, measurements of global temperature; those are based on satellite measurements of the planet's air from the surface up to | John Christy at the University of Alabama in Huntsville sees the same general warming trend in his measurements of global temperature Those are based on satellite measurements of the planet's air from the surface up to | john christy, at the university of alabama in huntsville, sees the same general warming trend in his measurements of global temperature. those are based on satellite measurements of the planet's air from the surface up to 35,000 feet. |
Well, the take-home lesson is if you have an El Nino, you're going to have a hot year. But I just finished shoveling eight inches of global warming off my driveway this Monday here in Alabama. So whatever the globe is doing, your local weather can have a completely different picture, that's for sure. | well the take-home lesson is if, you have an el nino you're going to have a, hot year but i just. finished shoveling eight inches of global warming off my driveway this monday here in alabama so whatever the. globe is doing your local weather can have a completely. different picture that's for | Well the take-home lesson is if you have an El Nino; you're going to; have a hot year But I just finished, shoveling eight inches of global warming off my driveway this Monday, here in Alabama So whatever the globe is doing your local, weather can have a completely different picture that's for | well, the take-home lesson is if you have an el nino, you're going to have a hot year. but i just finished shoveling eight inches of global warming off my driveway this monday here in alabama. so whatever the globe is doing, your local weather can have a completely different picture, that's for sure. |
And as for the long-term global trend? David Easterling from the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, North Carolina, says that's our doing - global warming, driven by our emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. | and as for the, long-term, global trend? david easterling from the national climatic, data center in asheville north carolina says that's our doing - global warming driven by our emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse | And; as for the. long-term global trend? David Easterling from the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville North Carolina says that's our doing - global warming, driven by our, emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse | and as for the long-term global trend? david easterling from the national climatic data center in asheville, north carolina, says that's our doing - global warming, driven by our emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. |
Although we can't attribute any individual event, such as the Russian heat wave, to climate change, it's always important to keep in mind that the probability of these kinds of events do increase as the climate warms. | although we can't attribute any individual event such as the. russian, heat, wave. to climate change it's always, important to keep. in mind that the probability of. these kinds of events do increase. as the climate | Although, we can't attribute any individual event such as the Russian heat wave to climate change it's always important to. keep in mind that the probability of these. kinds of events do increase as the climate | although we can't attribute any individual event, such as the russian heat wave, to climate change, it's always important to keep in mind that the probability of these kinds of events do increase as the climate warms. |
Richard Harris, NPR News. | richard harris npr | Richard Harris NPR | richard harris, npr news. |
Let's go next to a scene of manmade suffering. Lebanon is finally relatively quiet after five days of fighting. NPR's Peter Kenyon reports the violence killed dozens but resolved nothing. | let's go next to a scene of manmade suffering lebanon is finally relatively quiet after five days of fighting npr's peter kenyon reports the violence killed dozens but resolved. | Let's go next to a scene of manmade suffering Lebanon is finally relatively quiet after five days of fighting NPR's Peter Kenyon reports the violence killed. dozens but resolved | let's go next to a scene of manmade suffering. lebanon is finally relatively quiet after five days of fighting. npr's peter kenyon reports the violence killed dozens but resolved nothing. |
Many Beirut residents spent their Sunday indoors, listening to the thud and distant boom of rockets landing in the hills above the city. Hezbollah fighters had moved into pro-government Druze villages after allegations that forces loyal to Druze leader Walid Jumblatt had killed two Hezbollah supporters. | many beirut residents, spent their sunday indoors listening to the thud, and distant boom of rockets landing in. the hills above the city hezbollah fighters, had moved into pro-government druze villages after allegations. that forces loyal to druze leader walid jumblatt had killed two hezbollah | Many Beirut residents spent their Sunday indoors listening to the thud and distant boom of rockets landing in, the hills; above the city Hezbollah fighters had moved into; pro-government Druze villages after allegations that forces loyal to. Druze leader Walid Jumblatt had killed two Hezbollah | many beirut residents spent their sunday indoors, listening to the thud and distant boom of rockets landing in the hills above the city. hezbollah fighters had moved into pro-government druze villages after allegations that forces loyal to druze leader walid jumblatt had killed two hezbollah supporters. |
As with virtually all the clashes so far, pro-government forces quickly called for a ceasefire. By mid-morning today, sporadic small arms fire was still being heard. So far, the army has remained neutral in the clashes between Lebanon's Western-backed government and the opposition Hezbollah movement, which is supported... | as with virtually all the clashes, so far pro-government, forces quickly called, for a ceasefire by mid-morning today sporadic small arms, fire was still being heard so far the; army has remained, neutral in the clashes between lebanon's western-backed government. and the opposition hezbollah movement which is supporte... | As; with virtually all, the clashes so far pro-government forces quickly, called for a ceasefire By mid-morning today sporadic small. arms, fire was still being heard So far the army, has remained neutral. in the clashes between Lebanon's Western-backed; government and the opposition Hezbollah movement which is support... | as with virtually all the clashes so far, pro-government forces quickly called for a ceasefire. by mid-morning today, sporadic small arms fire was still being heard. so far, the army has remained neutral in the clashes between lebanon's western-backed government and the opposition hezbollah movement, which is supported... |
But the military managed to bring calm only after announcing that it would overturn two recent government moves. The sacking of the pro-Hezbollah security chief at the airport, and the launching of a probe into Hezbollah's private communications network. Those moves had prompted Hezbollah leader Hassan Nashrallah to la... | but the military managed to bring, calm only after announcing that it would overturn two recent government moves the. sacking of, the pro-hezbollah security chief at the airport, and the launching of a probe into hezbollah's private, communications network those moves had prompted hezbollah leader hassan nashrallah, to... | But the military, managed to bring calm only after announcing that it would overturn two recent, government moves The sacking of the pro-Hezbollah security chief. at the airport and the launching of a probe into Hezbollah's private communications network Those moves had prompted Hezbollah leader. Hassan Nashrallah to l... | but the military managed to bring calm only after announcing that it would overturn two recent government moves. the sacking of the pro-hezbollah security chief at the airport, and the launching of a probe into hezbollah's private communications network. those moves had prompted hezbollah leader hassan nashrallah to la... |
Perhaps stung by the ease with which the Shiite Hezbollah fighters had seized much of the capital on Friday, outlying areas controlled by the government saw angry young Sunni men setting up impromptu roadblocks and questioning passing drivers, looking for Shiites in the cars. | perhaps stung by the ease with which the shiite, hezbollah fighters had seized much of the capital on friday outlying areas controlled by the government saw angry young sunni men setting up impromptu roadblocks and questioning passing drivers looking for shiites in the | Perhaps stung by the ease with which the Shiite, Hezbollah fighters had seized much of the. capital on Friday outlying areas controlled by the government saw angry young Sunni men setting up impromptu roadblocks; and questioning passing drivers looking for Shiites, in the | perhaps stung by the ease with which the shiite hezbollah fighters had seized much of the capital on friday, outlying areas controlled by the government saw angry young sunni men setting up impromptu roadblocks and questioning passing drivers, looking for shiites in the cars. |
This kind of aggressively sectarian behavior sent a chill through many people here - those who lived through Lebanon's 15-year civil war in the 1970s and 80s. Economically, the violence has been damaging. The airport and seaport remain closed, and border crossings to Syria were shut to vehicle traffic, with people carr... | this kind of aggressively sectarian behavior sent a chill through many people here - those who lived through lebanon's 15-year civil war. in the 1970s and 80s economically. the violence has been damaging the airport and seaport remain closed and border, crossings to syria; were shut to, vehicle, traffic with people car... | This kind of aggressively sectarian behavior sent a chill, through many people here - those who lived through Lebanon's 15-year civil war in the 1970s and 80s. Economically the violence has been damaging The airport and seaport. remain closed and border crossings to Syria were shut to vehicle traffic with people carryi... | this kind of aggressively sectarian behavior sent a chill through many people here - those who lived through lebanon's 15-year civil war in the 1970s and 80s. economically, the violence has been damaging. the airport and seaport remain closed, and border crossings to syria were shut to vehicle traffic, with people carr... |
Several countries with significant numbers of foreign nationals here are drawing up evacuation plans. Politically, officials say the cabinet will meet, and the Arab League may send a delegation to Beirut. Analysts say neither group is likely to come up with a resolution to the impasse that has left Lebanon without a pr... | several countries with significant numbers; of foreign nationals here are drawing up evacuation plans politically officials say the. cabinet will meet and the arab league may send a delegation to beirut analysts say neither group is likely to come up with a resolution to the impasse that has left lebanon without a pres... | Several countries with significant numbers of foreign nationals here are, drawing up evacuation plans Politically officials say the cabinet will meet and the Arab League may send a delegation, to Beirut, Analysts say neither group is likely to come up with a resolution to the impasse that has left Lebanon without a pre... | several countries with significant numbers of foreign nationals here are drawing up evacuation plans. politically, officials say the cabinet will meet, and the arab league may send a delegation to beirut. analysts say neither group is likely to come up with a resolution to the impasse that has left lebanon without a pr... |
If, as some suggest, these clashes were the latest proxy fight between Iran and the U.S., many people here are scoring another round for Tehran. | if as some suggest these clashes were the latest proxy fight between iran and the u.s., many people here. are scoring another. round for | If as some suggest these clashes were. the latest proxy fight between Iran and the U.S., many. people, here; are scoring another. round. for | if, as some suggest, these clashes were the latest proxy fight between iran and the u.s., many people here are scoring another round for tehran. |
Peter Kenyon, NPR News, Beirut. | peter. kenyon npr news | Peter Kenyon NPR News | peter kenyon, npr news, beirut. |
Diplomats took note last week when President Obama said this about the Arab-Israeli conflicts. | diplomats took note last week when president obama, said this about, the arab-israeli | Diplomats took note last week when President Obama, said this about the Arab-Israeli | diplomats took note last week when president obama said this about the arab-israeli conflicts. |
Not only is it in the interests of each party to resolve these conflicts, but it's also in the interest of the United States. It is a vital national security interest of the United States to reduce these conflicts. | not only is it in the interests of each party to resolve. these conflicts but it's also in the interest of the united states it is a vital national security interest of the united states to reduce these | Not only is it in the interests of each party to resolve these conflicts but, it's also. in the interest of, the United, States It is a vital national, security interest of the, United States to reduce these | not only is it in the interests of each party to resolve these conflicts, but it's also in the interest of the united states. it is a vital national security interest of the united states to reduce these conflicts. |
Now, it may sound like a pretty standard statement, but what Middle East watchers noticed was the term vital national security interest. The president was drawing an explicit link between U.S. interests in the region and a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It's something top policymakers rarely do. | now it may sound like a pretty standard; statement but what middle east watchers noticed was; the term vital national security interest the president was drawing an explicit link between u.s interests in the region and a resolution to the, israeli-palestinian conflict it's something top, policymakers rarely | Now it may sound like a. pretty standard statement but what Middle East watchers noticed was. the; term vital national security interest The president was drawing an explicit link between U.S interests in the region and a resolution to, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict It's something top policymakers rarely | now, it may sound like a pretty standard statement, but what middle east watchers noticed was the term vital national security interest. the president was drawing an explicit link between u.s. interests in the region and a resolution to the israeli-palestinian conflict. it's something top policymakers rarely do. |
I asked Robert Malley, a former official at the National Security Council and the Middle East program director for the International Crisis Group, whether this administration is taking a tougher stance on Israel than previous ones. | i asked robert malley a former official at the national security, council and the middle east program director for the international crisis group whether this administration is taking a tougher stance on israel than previous | I asked Robert, Malley a former official at the National Security Council and the Middle East program director for the International Crisis Group whether this administration is taking a tougher stance on Israel than previous, | i asked robert malley, a former official at the national security council and the middle east program director for the international crisis group, whether this administration is taking a tougher stance on israel than previous ones. |
Definitely. I mean, definitely tougher than George W. Bush and definitely tougher than Bill Clinton, who I served. I think it's a case where both leaders, Benjamin Netanyahu and Barack Obama, are not seeing from the same sheet of... | definitely i mean definitely tougher than george w bush and definitely tougher. than bill clinton who i served i think it's a case; where both leaders benjamin netanyahu, and barack obama are not seeing from the same, sheet | Definitely I mean definitely tougher than George W Bush and definitely tougher than, Bill Clinton, who I served I think it's, a case where both leaders Benjamin Netanyahu and Barack Obama are not seeing from the same sheet | definitely. i mean, definitely tougher than george w. bush and definitely tougher than bill clinton, who i served. i think it's a case where both leaders, benjamin netanyahu and barack obama, are not seeing from the same sheet of... |
That don't see eye to eye. | that don't see eye to | That don't see eye to | that don't see eye to eye. |
They dont see eye to eye about how important it is to resolve this conflict, how to resolve it, how quickly and what the actual resolution will look like. And of course, you add to that the fact that the coalition that Benjamin Netanyahu is leading today is far to the right of the ones that we had seen in the past, and... | they dont see eye. to eye. about how important it is to resolve this, conflict, how to resolve it how quickly and what the actual resolution will look like and of course you add to that the fact that the coalition that benjamin netanyahu. is leading today is far. to the right of the ones. that we had seen, in, the past... | They dont see eye to eye about how important, it is to resolve this conflict how to resolve it how quickly and what the actual resolution, will look like And of course you add, to that the, fact that the coalition that Benjamin Netanyahu. is leading today is far to the, right of, the ones that we had seen in. the past ... | they dont see eye to eye about how important it is to resolve this conflict, how to resolve it, how quickly and what the actual resolution will look like. and of course, you add to that the fact that the coalition that benjamin netanyahu is leading today is far to the right of the ones that we had seen in the past, and... |
I get the impression that personally, President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu do not like each other, and I don't know if that's true. | i get the impression that personally president obama and prime minister netanyahu do, not like each other and i don't know if that's | I get the impression, that personally President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu do not like, each other and I don't know if that's | i get the impression that personally, president obama and prime minister netanyahu do not like each other, and i don't know if that's true. |
Nor do I. | nor do | Nor do | nor do i. |
With certainty. But how important is that? How important is it for leaders, in this case, to like each other? | with certainty but. how important is that? how important is it for leaders in this, case to like each; | With certainty But how important is that? How important, is it for leaders in this case to like each | with certainty. but how important is that? how important is it for leaders, in this case, to like each other? |
Well, I mean, you know, one could overdo the importance of personal affinity. I'm not sure that President Carter and Prime Minister Begin were the best of friends even as they were negotiating the first Camp David Agreement between Egypt and Israeli. | well i mean you know one could overdo the importance of personal affinity i'm not sure that; president carter. and prime minister begin were the best of friends even as. they. were negotiating the first camp david agreement between egypt and | Well I mean you know one could overdo the importance of personal affinity I'm not sure, that President Carter and Prime Minister Begin were, the best. of friends even as they were negotiating the first Camp, David Agreement, between Egypt and | well, i mean, you know, one could overdo the importance of personal affinity. i'm not sure that president carter and prime minister begin were the best of friends even as they were negotiating the first camp david agreement between egypt and israeli. |
Back then, the National Guard was one way out. You could serve without going to war. So McIntire looked for Guard and Reserve units. Most were full, except for a unit in Greenfield, Ind., which would take him if he agreed to attend jump school. | back then the national guard was, one. way out you could, serve without going to war so, mcintire looked, for guard and reserve units most were full except for a unit in greenfield ind., which would take him if he agreed to attend jump | Back then the National Guard was one way out You could serve without going to war So McIntire looked for Guard and Reserve units Most were full except for. a unit in Greenfield Ind., which would take him if he agreed, to attend jump | back then, the national guard was one way out. you could serve without going to war. so mcintire looked for guard and reserve units. most were full, except for a unit in greenfield, ind., which would take him if he agreed to attend jump school. |
Former ambassador to Yemen, Barbara Bodine says she's worried that terrorist groups are able to wreak havoc on U.S. diplomacy this easily and she suspects that al-Qaida chatter might be sending Washington down the wrong rabbit hole. | former ambassador to yemen barbara bodine says she's worried that terrorist groups are able to, wreak havoc on u.s diplomacy this easily and. she suspects that al-qaida chatter might, be sending washington, down the wrong rabbit. | Former ambassador to Yemen Barbara Bodine says she's worried that terrorist groups, are able to wreak havoc on U.S diplomacy this easily and she suspects; that al-Qaida chatter might be sending Washington down the wrong rabbit | former ambassador to yemen, barbara bodine says she's worried that terrorist groups are able to wreak havoc on u.s. diplomacy this easily and she suspects that al-qaida chatter might be sending washington down the wrong rabbit hole. |
Sometimes what you end up with is what you might want to call chatter rabbits, which is you get an awful lot of chatter about one thing and it's a distraction. It's a diversion. | sometimes what you end up with is what you might want to call chatter rabbits which, is you get an awful lot of chatter about one thing and it's a, distraction it's a | Sometimes what, you end up with is what, you, might want to call chatter rabbits which is you get an awful lot of chatter about, one thing and it's a distraction It's a | sometimes what you end up with is what you might want to call chatter rabbits, which is you get an awful lot of chatter about one thing and it's a distraction. it's a diversion. |
That might explain why the U.S. is keeping so many embassies closed, but Bodine says closing embassies even temporarily is disruptive. It means that students or business executives can't go to embassies to get visas to travel to the U.S. and diplomats can't get out to do their jobs. | that might explain why the u.s is keeping so many embassies closed but bodine says closing embassies. even temporarily is, disruptive it means that students or business executives can't go to; embassies to get visas to travel. to the u.s and, diplomats can't get out to do their | That might, explain, why. the, U.S is keeping so many embassies closed but Bodine says, closing; embassies even temporarily is disruptive It means, that, students or business executives can't go to embassies to. get visas to travel to the U.S and diplomats can't get, out to do; their | that might explain why the u.s. is keeping so many embassies closed, but bodine says closing embassies even temporarily is disruptive. it means that students or business executives can't go to embassies to get visas to travel to the u.s. and diplomats can't get out to do their jobs. |
The point of diplomacy is to have eyes and ears on what's going on in a country. So these kinds of constraints really make it very hard for us to do what we are paid to do by the government, for the people. | the point of diplomacy is to have eyes and ears on what's going on in a country so. these kinds. of constraints really. make, it very. hard for us to do what we are paid to do by the government for the | The point of diplomacy is to have eyes and, ears on what's going on in a country So these kinds of constraints really make it very, hard for us to do what we are. paid to do by. the government for the | the point of diplomacy is to have eyes and ears on what's going on in a country. so these kinds of constraints really make it very hard for us to do what we are paid to do by the government, for the people. |
At the State Department, spokesperson Marie Harf says the department wants to get back to business. | at the state department spokesperson marie harf says the department wants to get back to | At the State Department spokesperson Marie Harf says the department. wants, to get back to | at the state department, spokesperson marie harf says the department wants to get back to business. |
Everyone's preference in this building, from the secretary on down, is for our embassies and consulates to reopen as soon as possible, as soon as is safe to do so, so we can continue providing exactly that kind of support to U.S. citizens and others looking to come to the U.S. | everyone's preference in this building from the secretary on down is. for our embassies and consulates to reopen as soon as possible as soon as is safe to do so so we can continue providing exactly that kind of support to u.s citizens and. others looking to come to the | Everyone's preference, in this building from the secretary on down is for, our embassies and consulates to reopen as soon as possible as soon as is safe to. do so so we can continue providing exactly that kind of support to U.S citizens and. others looking to come to the | everyone's preference in this building, from the secretary on down, is for our embassies and consulates to reopen as soon as possible, as soon as is safe to do so, so we can continue providing exactly that kind of support to u.s. citizens and others looking to come to the u.s. |
She dismissed the notion that the U.S. looks weak by closing so many embassies. She says some would have been closed anyway for the Muslim holiday Eid this week. Michele Kelemen, NPR News, Washington. | she dismissed the notion that the u.s looks weak by closing so many embassies she says some would have been closed anyway for the. muslim holiday eid this week michele kelemen npr. news | She dismissed the notion that the U.S looks. weak, by closing so many, embassies She says some would have been closed anyway for the Muslim holiday Eid this week Michele Kelemen NPR, News | she dismissed the notion that the u.s. looks weak by closing so many embassies. she says some would have been closed anyway for the muslim holiday eid this week. michele kelemen, npr news, washington. |
Law enforcement in this country often looks to science for help in solving crimes. But using cutting-edge science as evidence can be problematic. A study out this week highlights that. It describes the genetics the FBI used in its investigation of the anthrax letter attacks back in 2001. | law enforcement in this. country often looks to science, for help in; solving; crimes but using cutting-edge science as evidence can be problematic a study out, this week highlights that it describes the genetics the fbi used in its investigation of the anthrax letter attacks back in | Law enforcement in, this country often looks to science for help in solving crimes But using cutting-edge science as evidence can be problematic A study out this week highlights that It describes the genetics the FBI used in its investigation of the anthrax letter attacks; back in | law enforcement in this country often looks to science for help in solving crimes. but using cutting-edge science as evidence can be problematic. a study out this week highlights that. it describes the genetics the fbi used in its investigation of the anthrax letter attacks back in 2001. |
NPR's Joe Palca has more. | npr's joe palca has | NPR's Joe Palca has | npr's joe palca has more. |
The FBI says its investigation of the anthrax letters was one of the largest ever undertaken. In 2008, the Justice Department was about to indict a researcher named Bruce Ivins for committing the crime, but Ivins took his own life. | the fbi; says its investigation of the anthrax letters was one of the largest ever. undertaken in. 2008, the justice department was about to indict, a researcher named bruce ivins for, committing the crime, but ivins, took his own. | The FBI says, its investigation of the anthrax letters was one of the largest ever undertaken In. 2008, the Justice Department was about to, indict a researcher named Bruce Ivins for committing the crime, but Ivins took his own | the fbi says its investigation of the anthrax letters was one of the largest ever undertaken. in 2008, the justice department was about to indict a researcher named bruce ivins for committing the crime, but ivins took his own life. |
A key piece of evidence tying Ivins to the anthrax attacks was the ability to match the anthrax bacteria in his lab to the bacterial spores found in the letters. To understand how the FBI made that connection, you have to know something about how the anthrax bacteria grow in the lab. | a key piece of evidence tying ivins to, the anthrax attacks was the ability to match, the anthrax bacteria in his lab to the bacterial spores found in the letters to understand. how the fbi made that connection, you have, to. know, something about how the anthrax, bacteria grow in the | A, key piece of, evidence tying Ivins to the anthrax. attacks was the. ability to match the anthrax bacteria in his lab to the bacterial spores found in the letters To understand how the FBI made that connection you have to know something about how the anthrax bacteria grow in the | a key piece of evidence tying ivins to the anthrax attacks was the ability to match the anthrax bacteria in his lab to the bacterial spores found in the letters. to understand how the fbi made that connection, you have to know something about how the anthrax bacteria grow in the lab. |
They go from one cell to nearly a billion cells overnight. | they go from one cell to nearly a billion cells, | They go from one cell to nearly a billion cells | they go from one cell to nearly a billion cells overnight. |
Paul Keim is a geneticist at Northern Arizona University and T-GEN, a non-profit biomedical research foundation. Those billion cells are what microbiologists call a colony. | paul keim is a geneticist at northern arizona, university and t-gen a non-profit biomedical research foundation those billion cells are what microbiologists call a | Paul Keim is a geneticist at. Northern Arizona, University and T-GEN a non-profit biomedical research, foundation. Those. billion cells are what microbiologists call a | paul keim is a geneticist at northern arizona university and t-gen, a non-profit biomedical research foundation. those billion cells are what microbiologists call a colony. |
It's a group of bacterial cells that have grown up from a single cell. | it's a group of bacterial cells that have grown up. from a single | It's a group. of bacterial cells that have grown up from a single | it's a group of bacterial cells that have grown up from a single cell. |
If every batch of bacteria produced identical colonies, there would be no way to tell them apart. But it turns out each batch produced some colonies that looked slightly different from one another. So Keim says scientists working with the FBI looked at the genomes of these different colonies. | if. every batch of bacteria produced identical colonies there; would be no way to. tell them apart but it turns out each batch produced some. colonies that looked slightly different from one another so. keim says scientists working with the fbi looked at, the genomes of these different | If. every batch of bacteria produced identical colonies there would be no way to tell them apart But it turns out each batch produced some. colonies that looked slightly different from one, another So Keim says scientists working with the FBI looked at the genomes of these different | if every batch of bacteria produced identical colonies, there would be no way to tell them apart. but it turns out each batch produced some colonies that looked slightly different from one another. so keim says scientists working with the fbi looked at the genomes of these different colonies. |
And what they found was is there were subtle differences in their genome that affected they way they grew on a plate. | and what they, found was is there were subtle differences, in their. genome that affected they way they grew on a | And what they found was is, there were subtle differences in their genome that affected. they way they grew on a | and what they found was is there were subtle differences in their genome that affected they way they grew on a plate. |
Those differences gave a kind of genetic fingerprint for each batch of anthrax. Now, the FBI had a repository of a thousand batches of anthrax bacteria from different labs. The new fingerprinting technique, reported in the latest issue of the journal PNAS, let the FBI ask a crucial question. | those differences gave a kind of; genetic fingerprint for each batch of anthrax. now the fbi had a repository of a thousand batches of anthrax bacteria from different labs, the new fingerprinting, technique reported in the, latest issue of the journal pnas let, the fbi ask a crucial | Those differences gave a kind of genetic fingerprint for each batch of anthrax Now the FBI. had a repository of. a thousand batches of anthrax bacteria from different labs The, new fingerprinting technique reported, in the, latest issue of the journal PNAS let the FBI ask a crucial | those differences gave a kind of genetic fingerprint for each batch of anthrax. now, the fbi had a repository of a thousand batches of anthrax bacteria from different labs. the new fingerprinting technique, reported in the latest issue of the journal pnas, let the fbi ask a crucial question. |
Is the DNA fingerprint that they saw in the letter spores observed in any of these repository samples? And they found them. | is the dna fingerprint that they saw in the letter spores observed in any of these repository samples? and they found | Is the DNA fingerprint that they saw in the letter spores observed in any of these repository. samples? And they found | is the dna fingerprint that they saw in the letter spores observed in any of these repository samples? and they found them. |
In fact, all the bacterial samples in the letters matched the fingerprints of samples taken from Bruce Ivins' lab. That sounds pretty conclusive. But here's the problem: Paul Keim says scientists don't yet know if the letter samples might match other batches, as well. It's not certain each batch has a distinctive signa... | in fact all the bacterial samples in the letters matched the fingerprints of samples taken from bruce ivins' lab that sounds pretty conclusive but here's the problem: paul keim says scientists don't yet know if the letter samples might match other batches as well it's not, certain each batch has, a distinctive | In fact all the bacterial samples in the letters matched the fingerprints, of samples taken from Bruce Ivins' lab That sounds pretty conclusive But here's the problem: Paul Keim says scientists don't yet. know if, the letter samples might match other batches as well It's not certain each batch has a distinctive | in fact, all the bacterial samples in the letters matched the fingerprints of samples taken from bruce ivins' lab. that sounds pretty conclusive. but here's the problem: paul keim says scientists don't yet know if the letter samples might match other batches, as well. it's not certain each batch has a distinctive signa... |
We're going to go and look. We're going to go look and see if there is, in fact, a unique genetic signature in every single batch. Theory says that there should be. | we're going to go and look we're going to go look and see if there is in fact a unique genetic signature in, every single batch theory says that there should | We're going to go, and look We're going; to go look and see if there is in fact a unique genetic signature in every single batch Theory says that there should | we're going to go and look. we're going to go look and see if there is, in fact, a unique genetic signature in every single batch. theory says that there should be. |
Testing theories is what science is all about. But how rock-solid does a theory have to be before you can use it in the courtroom? Stanford Medical School's David Relman was vice-chair of the National Academy of Sciences panel that looked at the science the FBI used in its investigation. | testing theories is what science is all about but, how rock-solid does a, theory have, to be before you can use it in the courtroom? stanford medical school's david relman was vice-chair of the national academy of sciences panel that looked at the science the fbi used; in its | Testing theories is what science is all about But how rock-solid does a theory have to be before you can use it in the courtroom? Stanford Medical School's David Relman was vice-chair of the National Academy of Sciences. panel that looked, at the science the FBI used in; its | testing theories is what science is all about. but how rock-solid does a theory have to be before you can use it in the courtroom? stanford medical school's david relman was vice-chair of the national academy of sciences panel that looked at the science the fbi used in its investigation. |
There's always a tension between wanting to embrace and integrate a new approach quickly, and yet wanting to be sure that it's done properly and properly validated. | there's always a tension between wanting to. embrace and integrate a; new approach quickly and yet, wanting to be sure that it's done properly and properly | There's always a. tension between wanting to embrace and integrate a. new, approach quickly and yet wanting to be, sure that it's done properly and properly, | there's always a tension between wanting to embrace and integrate a new approach quickly, and yet wanting to be sure that it's done properly and properly validated. |
Another problem the Academy panel wrestled with is how a jury responds to scientific evidence. Alice Gast is president of Lehigh University. She chaired the panel. | another problem the, academy panel wrestled with is how a jury responds to, scientific evidence alice gast is president of lehigh university she, chaired. the | Another problem the Academy panel wrestled with is how a jury responds to scientific evidence Alice Gast is president of Lehigh University She chaired the | another problem the academy panel wrestled with is how a jury responds to scientific evidence. alice gast is president of lehigh university. she chaired the panel. |
One of the things that concerns me when science meets law enforcement is that science is sometimes put up on a pedestal that's a bit higher than other pieces of evidence. | one of the things that concerns me when science meets law enforcement is that. science is sometimes put up on a. pedestal that's a bit higher than other pieces of | One of the things that concerns me. when science meets law; enforcement, is that science is sometimes put up on a pedestal that's a bit higher than; other pieces of | one of the things that concerns me when science meets law enforcement is that science is sometimes put up on a pedestal that's a bit higher than other pieces of evidence. |
She worries calling something scientific makes it sound more definitive than it really is. The FBI says science was only one part of its case against Ivins, but it clearly was an important part. And weighing scientific evidence is tricky for scientists, let alone members of a jury. | she; worries calling something scientific makes it sound more definitive than it really is the fbi says science was only one, part of its case against ivins but it. clearly was an; important part, and weighing scientific evidence is tricky. for scientists let alone members of a | She worries calling something scientific makes it sound more definitive, than it really is The FBI, says science was only one part of its case against, Ivins but it clearly was an important part And weighing scientific evidence is tricky. for scientists let alone members of a | she worries calling something scientific makes it sound more definitive than it really is. the fbi says science was only one part of its case against ivins, but it clearly was an important part. and weighing scientific evidence is tricky for scientists, let alone members of a jury. |
Joe Palca, NPR News, Washington. | joe palca npr news | Joe Palca NPR, News | joe palca, npr news, washington. |
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel. | from npr, news this is all things considered i'm robert. | From NPR News; this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert | from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm robert siegel. |
And I'm Melissa Block. | and i'm melissa | And I'm Melissa | and i'm melissa block. |
As President Obama begins his second term, one of his top priorities is gun control. While Americans may be deeply divided on the issue, at least one of the president's proposals seems to have widespread support, his call for background checks on all gun purchases. | as, president obama begins his second term one of his top priorities is gun control while. americans may be deeply divided on the issue at least one of the president's proposals seems, to have widespread support his call for, background, checks on all gun | As President Obama begins his second term one, of his top priorities is gun. control While Americans may be deeply divided on the issue at least one of the president's proposals seems to have widespread support his call for background checks on all gun | as president obama begins his second term, one of his top priorities is gun control. while americans may be deeply divided on the issue, at least one of the president's proposals seems to have widespread support, his call for background checks on all gun purchases. |
NPR's Steve Henn reports on how a universal system would work. | npr's steve henn reports on. how a universal. system would | NPR's Steve Henn reports on how a universal system. would | npr's steve henn reports on how a universal system would work. |
(SOUNDBITE OF DOOR BELL) | (soundbite of door | (SOUNDBITE, OF. DOOR | (soundbite of door bell) |
When you walk into Kerley's Hunting and Outfitting in Cupertino, California, you're greeted by a roaring stuffed lion that's leaping at the door. There are rows of rifles along the walls, but the owner isn't quite as fierce as his mascot. | when you. walk into; kerley's hunting and, outfitting in, cupertino california you're greeted. by a roaring stuffed lion that's leaping, at the door there are rows. of rifles along the walls but the; owner isn't quite as fierce as his | When you, walk into Kerley's Hunting and Outfitting in Cupertino California you're greeted by a roaring stuffed lion that's leaping at the door There are rows of rifles along the walls but the owner isn't quite as fierce as his | when you walk into kerley's hunting and outfitting in cupertino, california, you're greeted by a roaring stuffed lion that's leaping at the door. there are rows of rifles along the walls, but the owner isn't quite as fierce as his mascot. |
My name is Harry Dwyer III. | my name is harry dwyer | My name is, Harry Dwyer | my name is harry dwyer iii. |
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