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cnn, msnbc, new york times, and even when that isn t true, outlets like yahoo! which is now by some measures the largest news site on the web or outlets like huffington post, most of what they re doing is aggregating and reposting content that was originally created for print. so yahoo!, for example, who prints an awful lot of wire service news. so in terms of, the total number of people who actually visited at least one of those, the online news category looks pretty healthy. hundreds of millions of americans visit online news at least a few times a month. again the issue is the overall traffic is quite small. we have to be careful about reading too much into the fact of online news when a lot of visitors to yahoo!, for example, are looking at that site. the drudge report. so the drudge report is an interesting, and interesting site. partly because it s very important in redistricting traffic. lots of people go to drudge, and it registers a lot of traffic, pa ....
here on the grounds of his old family estate in 1940. and who i am a great fan of presidential libraries around the country and have made it my lifelong task to visit each one so i patiently await the george w. bush one in dallas which is supposed to open in the next year or two and a friend of mine is an official soy keep hinting theresi must be a panel discussion. [laughter] . . is that i think that they reflect in some ways what i call the civic protestantism of america. and by that i mean we don t as a culture, we don t revere religious relics so much anymore. we don t, we don t bow before the fragment of the true cross and that sort of thing. but because america is a nation founded on an idea, we ve sort of substituted that human instinct and transferred it to our political founders. so you go to the archives in washington where i live, and there s the declaration of independence and the constitution, and they re housed in the these brass and glass helium-filled re ....
the library s research room is consistently one of the busiest of all the presidential libraries, and this year s group of authors reflects the wide variety of research done here. we re delighted to highlight these authors works at book talks throughout the year, and especially at this, our annual reading festival. let me quickly go over the format for the festivities in these sessions today. um, at the top of each hour a session begins with a 30-minute author talk followed by a ten-minute question and answer period. then the authors will move to the tables in the lobby located next to the new deal store where you can purchase books and have the authors sign them. at the top of the next hour, the process repeats itself. and now it s my pleasure to introduce philip terzian. philip terzian has been the literary editor of the weekly standard since 2005, and he will be speaking about his new book, architects of power: roosevelt, eisenhower and the american century. a ....
Occurred. and for understandable reasons the bulk of them are being separated now from the families of the two pilots. now, we don t know why andreas lubitz did what he did apparently. 28-year-old man with 600 flying hours under his belt on the job since 2013 from rhine land, west germany. he was on faa database for those who excelled in education and medical tests. according to people that knew him he was quiet. he loved flying. happy with the job, with landing a job with lufthansa is landing a real plum job. according those that knew him enthuse as sick as a young boy. according to members about his fly gliding club he was trained in phoenix arizona. they picked up crucial final minutes, everything apparently all the conversation leading up to the last ten minutes was ....