So 15 to 20 million unit total and so that was hot and heavy in 2012. Cspan did you print a lot of harry potter books . Guest we did a lot of the harry potter here and basically that was a big seller obviously and then went out to do or volumes in addition. Was a bigger than 50 shades of gray . It was quite different. It is a hardcover. Definitely a bigger undertaking. I think 50 shades of gray in one block of time for one season was probably one of the biggest there ever has been. Cspan how many employees you have . Guest told about 640. Variable graphics, coral graphics and dynamic graphic finishing. Host how far is it from washington . Guest we are about an hour and a half from washington d. C. We go back in the 50s and 60s when the manufacturing side. They always be the farmers that people that have a cannibal aptitude and draw them into the fact areas which was kind of the mind that. Cspan mark bone general manager at very those graphics. Thank you. Booktv continues now with dr. P
So this is my cricket one that i have proposed. Unfortunately i never had time but i think would be very much worth it as a curriculum to educate women and help them with all aspects of being integrated into western society. Booktv continues now with after words. Cornel west explores Martin Luther king, jr. s radical political thinking a side of the late civil rights leader that the author argues has been diminished and sanitized. Cornel west speaks with Khalil Mohammed director of the Schomberg Center for black culture. Host dr. West it is a real delight to have you here on the show. Im grateful myself for being invited to have an occasion to interview you about this new attitude volume on dr. King the radical king Martin Luther king jr. Edited and introduced by cornel west. This is a real treasure of some of the most important speeches and letters and publish documents of dr. King so what inspired you to do the project . Guest i just want to begin by saluting you in the magnificent w
He was definitely an engaging teacher and as you mentioned his experiments influence a lot of people including including you. [inaudible] this is a bit of a followon and im still trying to formulate what is probably a very elementary question but you talk about all the research you did and obviously he mixes in real historical characters with his primary fictional characte characters. Was he primarily using fiction to illuminate history and historical forces or using history to illuminate human nature . Yes and yes. [laughter] i mean thats a huge question. One of the criticisms that this book has received is that tolstoy intentionally distort historical facts for his own purposes so for instance he creates in the character could to save us a far more salt of the earth kind of character than he actually was. He was apparently much more widely, much more questionable in terms of his morals so historians have accused the full story of using history and distorting it for his own ends. I do
We really see him connecting, in the 1960s to the emancipation proclamation in the civil war to the declaration of independence and the founding of the country. Plus, miles obrien ventures deep inside a canadian nickel mine, home to a premier particlephysics lab where theyre trying to solve a key mystery of the universe, what is dark matter . Its rather annoying but it is so important and yet we know next to nothing about it. Ifill those are just some of the stories were covering on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by charles schwab, proud supporter of the pbs newshour. And with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. And. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ifill diplomats labored today to salvage plans for getting the Syrian Government and rebel forces together, to talk instead of fight. Opponents of the assad