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Because they are too poor to buy new things the exhibition will tour the world for ten years. car tires become seats curry gated paper turns into a vast. this lambastes made of melted plastic cups if we keep throwing them away this is just going to get to be a bigger problem. so yeah i think we as people should also be encouraged her up cycle wherever we can and also to support the designers who are up cycling you know they can continue doing what they do so i think that s a very important lesson. the exhibition also features d.i.y. videos anybody can make a small contribution to reducing their consumption and conserving resources. chairs from the flea market and spare parts or melded together by
in a battle with the white house over birth control. health care lawman dates employers provide it. catholics, some say it s against their fundamental beliefs. all that and much more ahead as starting point gets under way right now. can you come in and fix russell s audio? welcome, everybody. unbelievable, that s kathy s play list. she s a contributing editor for the washington post and founding publisher which i have been in a time or two. nice to have you. co-author of grand new party and russell simmons, mogul, founder of def jam and ceo of communications is with us. good morning. welcome. let s get under way. talking about the new investigation coming to us from the washington post. nearly 50 lawmakers who helped direct earmarks to projects that potentially helped their own property or immediate family members. they say it benefits the public, not private interests. one of those who is on that list is the republican congressman joe barton, he is a republican f
This week. earnings from apple, google, and ibm are expected. we ll also hear from general electric and coffee chain starbucks. also on the docket, a slough of economic data. housing market will be front and center with new readings on housing starts, building permits, and existing home salss. sales were mostly higher in november, but this latest round will not be so rosie. analysts say housing seems to be taking a couple of steps forward and then one step back over the past few months. that s a look ahead at the week and u.s. business news. i m alison kosik in new york. so a big week ahead in new york, particularly in the financial sector. asia s markets, of course, we ll be watching closely. joining us now is the chief asian and emerging markets equity strategist for jp morgan chase. nice to see you back. let s talk quickly about the u.s. because the more i read about what s been going on with this endless up cycle for the