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polling that specifically asked does selma change their mind about working to a new voting rights act and are you going to get involved? the people are already involved. selma did modestly well at the box office. i think i have the figures here. at home, a made $52 million and that is gross. the budget was $20 million. foreign was not good. only $14 million. we really do not know, but now it is on dvd and it is available on netflix, apple tv, your phone , maybe we will have an answer to that question eventually. maybe this version of selma will have an impact. has the criticisms of the film from historians been mostly on your side of the camp or has there been a counterbalance from other historians who are backing up the director s approach? mr. may: the question is, are there any historians totally supportive of the film? not that i am aware of. what i did see, the night that i saw the film in november 2014, there was a journalist of their who had actually cove ....
the issue that we have as we shift away from technology there is no question from our point of view it is a more secure technology. is his successor s-chip and bin? no. not in our view because of the way you authenticates our cardholder. but that said it is a significant improvement in cars security verses traditional strike only but shipping and can chip and pin for attacks when somebody loses a card but in the chip and pin world that is practically impossible although we did jesse an article talked-about new streaming technology coming out of mexico that may make chip and pin cards more vulnerable than men previously suspected. but that said i don t think there is any question we re moving emv there are millions of these cards provided to consumers. this is something they will get used to having in their wallets but it is not the silver bullet against fraud. we have seen in other countries such as the u.k. when they made the shift from the of magnetic stripe mu ....
matter which is how much risk could the u.s. government take in building out broadband and any sort of utility and is it acceptable for the u.s. government to build internet access and communities knowing that it might fail sometimes and that millions of dollars might be lost? potentially. it could happen. in other communities it s wildly successful and that s what members of congress haven t figured out just yet. what comes next with your story? what are you watching for? we re watching to see if members of congress bring down the hammer on the agency. the 2014 farm bill that was passed while the stimulus was going gave the agency more money to continue lending and failed to provide loans and grants to rural communities. not most recent bill the rules were tightened to affix some of the problems and folks weren t sure if the lessons had been learned from the federal stimulus. already some members of congress are talking about it. congressman greg walden has brought ....
unmanned aerial drones are allowed to deploy in theater but 99 infantry units. they re only allowed to stay back with artillery units. there is still even amongst the most advanced countries in overcoming these hurdles, hurdles still remain. so it s a little bit naive to think that all these issues are going to go away immediately in part because a lot of these developments are tactically driven. and so i m very excited that came up as a point of conversation. my own research deals primarily with irregular armed groups, rebel groups, et cetera. insurgencies. and what we ve seen is that a lot of the developments in developing world military, so for example the sri lankan military formed an all women s unit in response to the high levels of female participation in the tamil insurgency in sri lanka. so the degree to which these developments are being externally driven from our engagement in conflicts like iraq and afghanistan versus internally driven through changes in ame ....
importance to us. there is no one more qualified than president sexton to deliver this lecture. clerk,a warren burger but he had a long history before that. president sexton earned his ba in history and in a and phd and taught religion in brooklyn before he went to harvard law school. he went to harvard law school, graduating 1979 magna cum laude, and was the supreme court editor of the harvard law review. clerked that she he clerked on the d.c. circuit court before he clerked for chief justice burger. bywent to nyu in 1981, and 1988 he was dean of the law school. s tenure there was extremely successful. the law school is firmly ensconced in the rankings as one of the top five in the country. by 2002, he had been elevated to president of nyu. he served there until the end of 2015. during that tenure, freshman applications doubled. the endowment grew by over 200%. minority in rome and went from 11% to 19%. throughout minority enrollment went from 11% to 19%, and thro ....