true, angela bridget and suzanne had the same plastic surgeon.he's white already half fits the description of our criminal. yes, and i'm telling you. zhabryn, but where is the motive? evidence of evidence, and i will go to the clinic and find and lead the doctoral student onto the wide road of topics. more than he generally nose should be arrested, i do not. do not immediately say that you are a cop. well, here i am not right away. are you learning how to work? wow, tell me, you always looked like this. no no but i would like to build on this success. that is, you want to have such a nose and such lips forever. well, yes, grandfathers, we like the eagle tiller. well, i mean profile. weird usually i just vice versa reduce so say how you said the doctor, they are weaklings and cowards. i would like to slightly correct the lips, so that like this, a little more, so that it will be a little stronger. are you sure yes? yes, i am sure, let my beauty save the world, both external and internal. i forgot, uh, to ask without remembering. and who recommende

bridget, thanks for joining bridget, thanks forjoining us. your memories of him? us. your memories of him?_ bridget, thanks for “oining us. your memories of him? they go back a long wa . when memories of him? they go back a long way- when he — memories of him? they go back a long way. when he became _ memories of him? they go back a long way. when he became soviet - memories of him? they go back a long way. when he became soviet leader i memories of him? they go back a long way. when he became soviet leader in| way. when he became soviet leader in 1985 we were astounded because he seemed younger, more vigorous and human. he'djump seemed younger, more vigorous and human. he'd jump out of an official car and chat to people. he got an amazing response from the russian people. i can remember the first party congress he resided over. his speeches lasted six hours, sprinkled with quotations. he seemed quite like his predecessors but then it became clear he was doing something different and as time went on i had more close contact with him. i used to go to the soviet par

yes thank you, bridget and homeyer really quickly. we don't have much time.e to see the play? well we hope so. we actually had the reading with golden thread productions, the first middle eastern theater company in the united states and either with them or some local barrier, uh, theater organization. we will be producing this plan. hopefully, we will get all the afghans in the bay area, along with anyone who is interested in learning about a pilgrimage to mecca to come and see our play. alright, well appreciate the work done by both of you women. thank you again for joining me this afternoon. thank you so much for having us. thank you take care. all right, coming up on the four. today a new warning is out about what's being called distraction. thefts will tell you about the way that criminals are targeting victims here in california and how to spot this scam. and in very of weather. today we started to warm things up at the real heat, still scheduled to move in this holiday weekend. we'll talk more holiday weekend. we'll talk more about an ex what's the diff

bridget how liberal was the sarasota school board before you won?a conservative county and it has had liberal majority for decades, as long as i can remember and it doesn't line up to the community we are representing. now we have 4-1 conservative with student focus so we could not be more cited in sarasota will benefit as well as the students. >> todd: robin, besides the demographics that bridget mentioned, why did you win? >> why did i win? i have the support of the community because they wanted a change. they were tired how parents were being treated at the school board meeting by the majority board members and they were not allowed to speak or their time was cut and they were fed up. so they wanted a conservative board and that is why i won. >> todd: timothy as she were campaigning, what did parents specifically democrat parents tell you? >> especially in this time, school safety, i think when you look at the terrible tragedy around the country that continues to happen, safety crosses party lines. when it comes to me but the school safety aspect

households. annual inflation in turkey is up again to an i watering 79.6 percent in july. president bridget type ad one has tried to take credit for what he calls price stabilization, but many economists are criticized his low interest rates. the central bank expects inflation to retreat to around 40 percent by this time next year in the 1st cargo ship to leave ukraine. since russia invaded has passed through danville on his way to lebanon, where it'll deliver it. shipment over 26000 tons of corn. are you on wednesday officials inspected the ship as part of an agreement with russia to ensure safe passage of ukrainian grain stops out of the country. germany is exporters have logged strong growth in the 1st half of the year despite the effects of the war in ukraine. statistics show that german businesses exported 750000000000 euros of goods. that's a 13 percent on the same period last year. value inputs grew to rising by 26 percent to $722000000000.00, driven by the growing cost of energy. we've been getting an assessment of the overall picture from claimants cobra at the german chamber of in

bridget macron is believed to have sued. with a man. the first lady intends to file a case and file a complaint against the instigators of the conspiracy theory. it was published in a far- right magazine in september. it claims that the results of their three-year investigation are supported by many experts. this month, ridiculous suggestions were widely circulated in in social networks. the story became one of the most discussed topics on french twitter last week, strange rumors surfaced a few months before the next french presidential election, which will be held next april, opinion polls have so far consistently indicated that the macron, who has not yet officially nominated will run for a second term. so you don't feel like it's all a stupid joke. the first hearing on the claim of bridget macron. it's really sued already it took place on june 15th. the french president's complaint regarding the age difference of 25 years is currently being considered. well, it is customary in france to joke about this topic. go on. well,

a quick turn on that was a maintenance coach or senior course in the shit of just bridget ok. we're in a solution for just write down the student needs to have both. michelle are saying the rails on it anyway. i wish i knew it meant to but you know, it's still loading the some with control in a machine with the up with a little bit of initial substance as always occurring security with the little machine. anybody you wish to put in the order was will you show me the mr. this still to you a anybody have an interest for somebody safety loan with anything else that is something with she may have a couple to think. i think there's an issue with dish with us to deal with with a little stick with a me especially with will will teach has a daughter bexla chill showing it really isn't a dilemma for him. but we check that gym to say that this is a good, is it? them okay, when do you with a machine with saying i was going to be a basic i need to go on a deal with a a with a slow would you like me to speak with you please? a get up with my bureau. we're coming over to the key a, some sor

we should hear malicious or should to keep bridget much maria her? yes. now you're still organized. a lot of water is sure. it was shown when you read in chicago chain mom, a mom autonomy issue, and no nitrogen could cello bob. a couple of them was national natural, us bumps in the such a tang year, new to texas gas. i oper doors or nasha wider, looked at the printer, but it didn't casala slaten which protected them were like, it was like a quote on new to the boy like it will like it community. so last feel scared a she in their policy. his grades are your mom. i was good. thoughts were not throwing away alike yet, the cargo can you go? got dora. no, you let's. she suddenly busied say a lot. you scheduled orders to with machine. yes. 30 a lot. we don't set the oil. you know, the, can you go, stella be or one problem? gum you of julia. i prov, dania garasco. it is but the buckwheat doctor approved lights. he ideally eats somebody me on the cannot see stuff on that there . might you just give me a want to some more stuff with upper does not see stuff over him. your really great . i s

my bridget, i'm all caught up in a buy into more can or so when you will. so we're just social numbers with the monitor. whether to the promo or the mutual says shells. sticky. who moves cousin duck new? are you in the course floor here more? yes. yes to know at the nearest our boston bullish m still women is a good we're we're in something where you're holcomb good a lot of good night which of daily frost of some of a sheep out disdain becomes the advocate an engagement it was betrayal when so many find themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground. i was just a guy with this with you. i is with you. i'm with my insurance bill with full credit. it's going to be out of wood from beach, but still easier for this patient. but it's in the board with i ah, good, good, good, good, good, good cheese work like brings things, i mean, you know, like a nice story. i mean, you know, you had called me to him when you bring me a little nibble from william ward who sha corley. when she, when you press be a good as much. yeah. but he oh 2nd. why am i to get

host: our first call is from bridget in fort lauderdale. go ahead with her? comment. caller: social security would not be cut, is that right? they can't cut your social security, do i have that right or not? guest: let's say the worst case, we get to 2030 4, 2035 and no action was taken, there would be an across-the-board 20% cut. do i think that will happen, no. host: do have a follow-up question? caller: as people age they have house issues. -- health issues. when you think about cutting it you would have an older person that might be relying on that for medical things that come up. to cut it would be really bad for any senior who would have a health issue. guest: the program that deals with health is medicare. it is an offshoot of social security. medicare is the program for health insurance. host: here is mike from montgomery, alabama. caller: i have a question for your guest on taxation. people who will be 70 years old next year and have waited to collect social security and are still working full time have paid in all these years to the fica deduction on their c

bridget and the team this is the first book i've worked on. it is a team effort in a major way. it also involved a lot of late nights. we were doing edits and rewrites deep into the middle of the night while doing our day jobs. i don't necessarily recommend. >> i wouldn't say that it's the preferred way to do it, but it was a crutch for sure. >> is there anything they wanted you to take out of the book or including the books? >> she answered all of our questions and there was nothing she said that was off limits or anything like that. we took everything she gave us, everything we gathered from all of the reporting and interview was weeded and reported into this thing. >> have you ever seen her mad? >> did we talk about the example with the priest in the hospital? >> we did not. >> this goes back to the 87 campaign after he dropped out after the plagiarismal allegatis then it's a discovered he has a brain aneurysm and is in the hospital, and we did talk about this briefly a moment ago. so he's in the hospital trying to line up child care for her kids and goes back to the hospital

as bridget brown makes clear in the reading you did for today. not everyone that believes in ufos, believes in ufo conspiracy theories. even amongst those that do believe in ufo conspiracy theories, there is a wide variation. we keep coming back to this idea of fringe conspiracy is him -- fringe conspiracy and that is very much in evidence. it is worth thinking about. that these ufo conspiracy theories are widely treated as something laughable. in fact, serious discussion of them is really an effective cultural taboo. we talked about the labeling of something as conspiracy as a distancing measure. alien conspiracy theories are possibly one of the most evident examples of the distancing of conspiracy believes from acceptable discourse. and yet, at the same time, even as they are treated as laughable, they are some of the most widely believed conspiracy theories. if we go back to the 1960's, gallup polls find 96% of americans had heard of ufos. 46% believed they were real. 1973, 57% believed that ufos are real. by the 1990's, 71% believe the govern

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write from aksyonov. and threw the butt sometimes the american ambassador or ambassador of the states bridget could read normally that the great news about the appointment of two members to the high council of justice after a thorough review by the ethics council, these appointments are an important step forward in judicial reform, a key element of ukraine's advancement to a successful european future a-a thank you madam or sador indeed we are also very happy about it this is good news that uh something important is happening in the country something friends uh we're almost done with this, i'm a little bit of the whole thing lesya vakulyuk will be doing an important interview with a very important interesting guest in the next hours , you can vote or not what's possible but it will be later on the espresso tv channel watch what's in we are happening and accordingly you will find out the sun was the minister of defense one of the countries is a friendly yes very very very cool person and you will probably be there soon yes there you will learn more about this interview well, i will learn more

well, i can only quote word secretary blinking and us ambassador of ukraine. bridget brinkets said repeatedly, which is regard to help you crank as long as it takes. now, why hope that it doesn't take a very long time. but what we're seeing now is ukraine likely able to take back some of the territory in harrison before the winter sets, and it'll be a very tough winter for the russian forces. and then i think we'll see more fighting again next year. i hope that the ukrainian variable to use the time to regroup and rebuild, but doing that means getting the economy on a stronger footing. and that's both the power supplies that un secretary general gutierrez, was talking about getting the port open as we've been talking about. and also trying to make sure that there is a revival of a basic economy in ukraine beyond just the micro economy for the us public though this is a conflict that is very far away. how long can the cost be justify to a public worried about inflation, their own cost of living and the political future of their country? it is an issue here. you hear it on the far left and you

well, i can only quote word secretary lincoln and us and bastard ukraine. bridget brinkets said repeatedly, which is regard to help you crying as long as it takes. now why hope that it doesn't take a very long time, but what we're seeing now is ukraine likely able to take back some of the territory in harrison before the winter sets, and it'll be a very tough winter for the russian forces. and then i think we'll see more fighting again next year. i hope that the ukrainian variable to use the time to regroup and rebuild. but doing that means getting the economy on a stronger footing. and that's both the power supplies that un secretary general gutierrez, was talking about getting the port open as we've been talking about. and also trying to make sure that there is a revival of a basic economy and ukraine beyond just the micro economy for the us public though this is a conflict that is very far away. how long can the cost be justify to a public worried about inflation, their own cost of living and the political future of their country? it is an issue here. you hear it on the far left and you

ambassador of the united states bridget brink of the united states wrote that the shelling of the detentionenter is unacceptable, as is the inhumane treatment of prisoners by the russian military . of moscow's aggression, and the minister of foreign affairs of latvia, edgars linkevich, in an interview with the politiku publication , directly expressed the brutality of the russian troops is a sufficient reason for the european union to recognize russia as a country that sponsors terrorism, the diplomat also emphasizes the need to continue military support for ukraine, we see all the brutality of the russian forces, which in fact in many ways resemble what we have always called a terrorist organization, calling a spade a spade is the only way to move forward strengthen the current strategy, which consists in supporting ukraine and providing it with more military aid, meanwhile, the russians and their henchmen do not let the red the cross at the place of the terrorist attack where the ukrainian prisoners of war were killed is also not given the opportunity to visit other places where the wound

it's many horton here were destroyed the large have a good role than bridget. and although international aid maybe a driving it is going to be difficult to start to get to places where it is needed most. as also flooding a neighboring afghanistan on the un, humanitarian chief has appealed international aid to be restored. martin griffin, war and the countries facing multiple crises, including drought on a collapsed economy, which is deepening poverty. he was speaking at a special un session on the situation in afghanistan. close to 19000000 people are facing acute levels of crude insecurity. including 6000000 people at risk of famine . more than half of the population, some 24000000 people need to monitor assistance. and an estimated 3000000 children are accurately malnourished. they include over 1000000 children, estimated to be suffering from the most severe life threatening form of malnutrition. without specialized treatment. these children could die. and he, 6 people have been killed in a month slide necessarily. owens capital flash floods caused a section

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captions paid for by cbs television distribution bridget mack is suing neighbors michelle and franciscoeir dog bit her 8-year-old son, malik. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 22 on the calendar in the matter of mack vs. herrera. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: mm-hmm. parties have been sworn in, judge. you may be seated. young men, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. mack, it is your claim that the herreras' dog bit your 8-year-old son. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: on what date did this happen? >> february 19th, this year. >> judge judy: how long have the two of you been neighbors? >> i've lived there almost 2 years. this july will be 2 years. >> judge judy: and you? >> we've lived there for almost 7 years. >> judge judy: and you have two dogs? >> i have four dogs. >> judge judy: four dogs. what kind of dogs do you have? >> i have a mutt, and then i have a chiweenie and two chihuahuas. >> judge judy: a what? >> a mutt. she's a mixture of all sorts. and then a chiweenie, it's a chihuahua and a wiener dog. >> judge judy: oh, my goodness. [ laughs ] that's some combo. i don't

triggering increased attention to say the least between china and the united states in response to the bridget now trying to reset the whole enormous military drills right around cy, one today. and in the, in the coming days as well. it's, it'll launch missiles, strikes off the seal in practice, one might hope just east of the island.

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administration officials to the island and asian affairs . analissa benjamin chow believes that pelosi is bridget of taiwan was a direct provocation to that of the existing status quo. i want does not have much to say on this issue almost all countries into, well, even the u. s. and the united nations open the support at the one china policy. that is, there's just one, china and thailand is part of it. so the one country to system solution really shows that it's to create sincerity of staging, to maintain the lifestyle of taiwan as much as possible. pelosi, which is a highly responsible move, see, want to leave for legacy as the democracy. democracy fight while completely ignoring the fact that writers in the capitol hill when biting one election impact in the, in the country will be consider when call to foreseen, you know, language to show support of democracy. so this classic stand and he policy, since she's 2nd in line to see the presidency and as to how speaker a visit represent the office official stand. and the touch with the sun is certainly print holloway of the one china policy and supp

he appeared in curb your enthusiam and bridget jones's diary.this has happened now? yes and now. yes, in that it is both surprising and shocking that at a time when salman rushdie felt that he was free enough, to be able to...he has been writing and talking freely for about 25 years now, that this should happen. at the same time, we know that there has been a rise in the sense of terror in the sense of people taking revenge for blasphemy, for people, in cases such as the charlie hebdo killings, so these kinds of incidents are not new, they are not surprising, but there are quite a few of them, the past ten, 15, 20 years. this is brought up the whole question of freedom of speech. is it possible to go too far with freedom of speech? the point is, if you live in a plural society, you have many different groups with deeply held views, many of which conflict. if you were to live in a plural society then, you have to allow for certain people to be offended by other groups. there are many people who are offended by islam, for instance, who wants the k

was one of the best of point us off associate is off of the we were supported from it who again, bridget and so on. so, so we're driven by the chris wade quality on non racialism, and for justice, liberation of our own country. all beasts go through that route. we're not faced with the problem with we we, we approach that kind of issue with that kind of an i p live become that what they come in love with you answer a questions you will have you gone in. and one friend of mine is them is optim. what we can never accept as people wrote when we did full source of justice or human rights, is that hate cliffs that he's been split is the world to be and we're not part of the hate this, that's the case for men, you must denounce to come to play tennis, no person with respect, if you could get an answer for the sake of main tennis or football, it will never happen. so they have to use that much. so in any case, in all of the, of one of buying, it would have big russian people. that's what you're kind of people we try both with the security interest or prison team will also try with the national

so the, the large have a key role than bridget. and although international aid maybe a driving it is going to be difficult to start to get to places where it is needed more than 10000 people have been evacuated from the indian city. a very nice c as the ganges river floods, low line areas in assessment, rain has brought the water to dangerous levels of merging. dozens of villages in the region are enough. is one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world. and this hindu isms holiest site. a new study says melt waters from greenland. massive ice sheet will eventually raise global sea levels by at least $27.00 centimeters because of what's known as zombie ice and 1st ice, that's no longer being replenished by glasses, which are fed by snowfall. scientists say there's nothing we can do to stop that ice from melting due to climate change. some coastal areas will be hit more than others, and storms and high tides could make the destruction even worse. still ahead on al jazeera, torrential rains and flooding, destroy hundreds of square

we were supported from it who again, bridget, so on. so, so we're driven by the chris wade quality or non gratian anderson. and for justice when the police report on comes all of these go through that route. we're not faced with the problem with we, we, we approach the currency issue with that kind of an i p live become that what the economy people obviously you know what? yes or no questions here. what wasn't your gun? yes. and one friend of mine is them is optim. what we can never accept as people wrote when we did for social justice or human rights. is that hey, cliffs not he's been split in the world to be and will not be part of the he does not say it's a sport man. you must denounce to come to play tennis. no person would expect it. you could get an answer for the sake of playing tennis or football, it will never happen. so they have to use that much. so in any case, in all possible though, we're not buying, it would've been russian people straight as were you planning people, we try both with the security interest or prison team

many horton here were destroyed the, the large have a key role than bridget. and although international aid maybe a driving it is going to be difficult to start to get to places where it is needed most or than $100000.00 people have been moved to safety after heavy rains cause flooding and southwest china, the west head areas were devastated by heat wave, for most of the summer, more rain is forecast for parts of such one province and chunking city. hatchet, fog has the details will of the last couple of weeks chunks you really has been suffering under this intense heat wave which has caused bush fires. it's cause power outages, crops and livestock have really been struggling as well. so this really is a dramatic change in weather conditions. temperatures have gone from daily highs about 40 degrees celsius right down to the mid twenties. and there's also been this rain for which began on sunday and is still ongoing. and as you can see, it's really helped to replenish the yangtze river right behind me. just a few days ago. parts of this river had dried up so mu

the lensky has been holding talks with turkish president bridget type air to one and united nations. secretary general, antonia who cherish both urged caution over the safety of the double regia, nuclear plant and southern ukraine. the 3 leaders also discussed increasing ukrainian grain exports and a negotiated solution to the war that's all from us for now. of next our discussion show to the point considers whether either side can break the stalemate in ukraine . i'm the cough really thank you so much for your company with ah, with ah, who to the point of strong opinion, clear positions, international perspectives, nearly 6 months and to russia's attack on ukraine. a bloody war of attrition grinds on. could new developments behind the front lines to turn the tide can either side to break the stalemate and find out on to the point to that point with d. w a i has no limits. love is for everybody. love is live with love matters and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn sharma. and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that north divide and denied this. i have invited many dee

and i actually believe being bridget of believe that the americans are also waiting for this trust to be voted in conservative liter. sometimes september . she's very gun her on china foolishly. she really believes that, you know, we can really take a belligerent, very bellicose attitude militarily, with the chinese, which is hilarious, frankly. but i think, wonder if this is all something we should be planned over several weeks. you several months. you mentioned earlier about was in the summer, you know, as a journalist, i was find it somewhat ironic, somewhat amusing that so many was a planned over the summer. and if you've ever wondered why is my theory, i think the plans are in the sun because i get maximum press coverage because of all the parliaments around the world shut down during most of august, the 1st or 2nd week of september. so there's lots of space in the newspapers, stories for inclusive correspondence. when we go to the mentioned, we may go to china, new york. i mean, i, this is another elite agenda here. ukraine has been a manufactured, elite agenda. we all have to c

we were supported from if we can, bridget, so on. so, so we're given by the chris weighed quality, or non gratian allison, and for justice, when the police on comes, all of these both will don't route. we're not faced with the problem with we we, we approach the currency issue with that kind of p, lynn become that what they've done it, we've lovely so you are quite yes or no questions here wasn't your gun? yes. and one friend of mine is them is optim. what we can never accept as people wrote when we did full source of justice or human rights, is that hate slit. not he's been split in the world to be and will not be part of the he does not say it's a sport man. you must be allowed to come to play tennis. no person would expect it, but you could get an answer. for the sake of playing tennis or football, it will never happen. so it must. so in any case, in all possible though, we're not buying, it would've been russian. people as well. you're kind of people, we try both with the security in. so prison put team will also try with the las

and i actually believe being bridget, a believe that the americans are also waiting for this trust to be voted in conservative liter. sometimes september. she's very gun her on china foolishly. she really believes that, you know, we can really take a belligerent, very bellicose attitude militarily, with the chinese, which is hilarious, frankly. but i think wonder if this is also something that should be planned over several weeks in several months. you mentioned earlier about was in the summer, you know, as a journalist, i was find it somewhat ironic, somewhat amusing that so many was a planned over the summer. and if you've ever wondered why is my theory, i think the plans are in sun because i get maximum press coverage because all the parliaments around the world shut down during most of august the 1st or 2nd week of september. so there's lots of space in the newspapers for stories for inclusive correspondence. when we go to the mentioned, we may go to china, new york. i mean, i, this is another elite agenda here. ukraine has been a manufactured, elite agenda. we all have to care ab

of the productions i see, house of dragon, the hbo prequel to the game of thrones was shot there, bridgetlly heading to london. you folks have already got hollywood's attention. �* have already got hollywood's attention-— attention. but it will not be this one. — attention. but it will not be this one, batgirl. _ attention. but it will not be | this one, batgirl. apparently they are not ready to spend any more. thank you forjoining us. thank you. one of the uk's most influential civil rights campaigners, roy hackett, has died, at the age of 93. he helped organise the bristol bus boycott, the campaign in1963, to end the bristol 0mnibus company's colour bar, on employing black and asian people. the protests that followed paved the way for the race relations act. 0ur correspondent, jo black, looks back at his life. trying is what i did in my life, in my whole life, i keep trying. for 60 years, roy hackett dedicated his life fighting for racial equality. in 1963, he was one of the driving forces behind this campaign, the bristol bus boycott. the protest, which sought to overturn a ban by bris

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bridget: another health risk is of growing concern. there has been an emergency declared because of the spread of monkeypox. there been nearly 2 -- 50 to 100 cases across the country with new york living with 1300. here we go again. critics say we should have learned more from the years we spent dealing with covid. my first question is to you. do you agree with critics who say president biden dropped the ball on monkeypox response and what changes do you propose at the federal level to prepare for the next public health emergency? >> we can always do better. all of us can do better. i have called and for him to declare a national emergency, that would release more resources, money and help in this direction. i have written several letters on this to the mayor, the city and others. we could open up the national reserve and order them to produce more of it. we know 80,000 new doses came and some of them are coming to new york. we are looking at it, we are on top of it and we will keep working to get more vaccines here in the study so tha

he had that whimsical nature about naming things bridget that's what its name. as mail president eisenhower renamed after his grandson, camp david. that is how we know it today. >> you describe kempton for a lot of our viewers and listeners who i'm sure have never visited camp david in person. i'm probably will not visit camp david. when you paint a picture of what the camp is like? >> i will try. great partners of ours 1800 feet elevation, on the spring and summer months. a leafy canopy perfectly manicured yards, the road meanders to the camp. in these cabins we presidential walk-through all the cabins have this oak plank siding with the certain shade of green paint. all the roofs are cedar shake shingles. these very rustic, very leafy, very fresh. but at night i find it particularly surreal definitely quiet, no white except pathway light. no noise except for a squirrel in the tree no lights, no noises from below eerily quiet peaceful. inside the campus is called cedar just from the corner from aspen and the president's logic. >> how many cabins are in camp dav

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