we feature an empty pedestal. it's modeled after the 18 foot tall one that new york revolutionaries left in bowling green after tearing down its monument king george iii and we invite community engagement with it. we do this in two ways first. we provide an ipad preloaded with an augmented reality app called kinfolk which visitors can use to envision monuments to black and brown heroes including surely chisholm whom you see here as well as frederick douglass and the native american activist ruth revels and second. we transform the mt. pedestal into a piece of community driven installation art. there's so many questions about what should be done with contested monuments and who should decide it should offending figures be laying down or half buried. if they stand in own ruin and decay. should they be relocated to a park of fallen monuments or to museums which can provide historical context can context be created on site with the addition of new monuments set in conversation with the old ones should controversial mo

and we raised up enough money and completeded the pedestal in 1886. for agus, his job was to krawiec the statue, but he was very involved in the construction of the pedestal and richard morris hunt designed the modern day pedestal we see today. there were several different designs. he chose richard morris hunt. all the granite came from connecticut. this is exactly how they did it. immigrants were swinging around on rope swings. putting the pieces together. they vary in sizes. took 21 years from our idea to reality. in october of 1886. a huge dedication ceremony is planned. houf, one gender was not invited. women were not invited. the franco american union stated that hey, we cannot guarantee their safety. that was a bunch of hogwash. what they were really saying is that they did not want the statue of liberty to be associated with the woman's suffrage movement, so yes, a group of women here in new york city are very angry. they rent a boat, they circle the island, they shout in protest, how can you build this woman to represent freedom and liberty an

two to three weeks in advance to visit the top of the pedestal. you go through a screening process and board the boats in new york at battery park and in new jersey at liberty state park. you have a great experience of sailing in front of the statue. and you can get off and enjoy the statue when you leave from new york. and then when you board the boat here at the statue your next stop will be ellis island which is also an incredible experience. so you can spend a good half day if not a whole day visiting these two great national monuments. statue of liberty and ellis. to wrap it up all, for auguste bartholdi, it was his dream to become rich and famous. unfortunately neither of those things happened for him. but if he were alive today, i think he would be very proud because although he is not famous, his work of art certainly is. >> you can view this and all other american art facts programs at cspan.org.history. the recent american history schedule is on the right side of the page. >>> when you think about a one-day festival, the national book fe

they had looked up and we had barely started work on the pedestal. so it was joseph pulitzer of pulitzer prize familiar. he came up with the idea, he was owner of the new york world here in new york city, they would donate any amount of money and i will print your name in the front page of the newspaper. so money poured in from all over the united states, elementary school children raised money through their classes, and we raised up enough money and we completed the pedestal in 1886. for tolbe, his job was to construct the statue but he was also very involved in the construction of the pedestal. richard moore tontz designed the modern day pedestal we see today. there were several different designs but he chose richard moore hunts'. all of the granite came from connecticut. here is a great depiction of how they put the statue together like a puzzle, and this is exactly how they did it. immigrants were shrinking around on rope swings, putting the pieces together. they were carefully label. they were riveted together. there are 310 sections that make u

to visit theweeks top of the pedestal. in general, you will make it to lower manhattan, go through a screening process, board the boats and new york at battery park and also in new jersey at liberty state park. you will have a great experience of sailing in front of the statue. you can get off and enjoy the statue. when you leave from new york. and when you board the boat from the statue, your next stop will be ellis island which is also an incredible experience. you can spend a good half-day if not a whole day visiting these two great national monuments. , for thet all up designer, it was his dream to become rich and famous. unfortunately, neither of those happened for him. but if he were alive today, i think he would be very proud. although he is not famous, his work of art certainly is. you can view this and all other american artifact programs on c-span.org/history. select the american artifacts tab and browse recent programs. the schedule is also available on the right side of the page. this monday, on american histor

they raised enough money and we completed the pedestal in 1886. for august bartoldi, his job was to construct the statue, but he was also very involved in the construction of the pedestal. and richard morris hunt designed the modern-day pedestal that we see today. there were several different designs. but he chose richard morris hunt. all the granite came from connecticut. here's a great depiction of how they put the statue together like a puzzle. and here's -- this is exactly how they did it. immigrants were swinging around on rope swings, putting the pieces together. they were carefully labeled. they were riveted together. there are 310 sections make up the statue of liberty. they vary in sizes. took 21 years from idea to reality. but it finally all came together on october 28th, 1886. a huge dedication ceremony is planned and over 10,000 people are invited. however, one gender was not invited. how ironic is that. women were not invited. the franco american union stated, hey, we can not guarantee their safety. that was a bunch of hogwash. what t

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one pedestal with four slots? how does that work? >> the units come in sizes. 6, 8, and 10. each year le

one pedestal with four slots? how does that work? >> the units come in sizes. 6, 8, and 10. each year clear channel is obligated to give us 100 new units. supervisor chu: which could be a configuration of six, eight, or 10? >> correct. supervisor chu: thank you. any other questions for the committee? seeing no one, is there a motion. without objection, motion is approved. madam clerk, are there any other items before us? >> no, madam share supervisor chu:. -- no, madam chair. supervisor chu: thank you, we are adjourned. >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that you work with at other jobs. military or something. kind of weird. it's a small word, you be. like i said, what do people do when they come to san francisco

one pedestal with four slots? how does that work? >> the units come in sizes. 6, 8, and 10. each year clear channel is obligated to give us 100 new units. supervisor chu: which could be a configuration of six, eight, or 10? >> correct. supervisor chu: thank you. any other questions for the committee? seeing no one, is there a motion. without objection, motion is approved. madam clerk, are there any other items before us? >> no, madam share supervisor chu:. -- no, madam chair. supervisor chu: thank you, we are adjourned. because we have a great waste water system here in san francisco, we do about 80 million gallons of waste water here in san francisco, which means we basically fill up 120 olympic sized swimming pools each and every day here in the city. we protect public health and safety and environment because we are discharging into the bay and into the ocean. this is essentially the first treatment here at our waste water treatment facility. what we do is slow down the water so that things either settle to the bottom or float to the top. you see we have a nice selection

this is probably a mega light tank, really soviet equipment, which stands on pedestals, not only on the territory of the soviet union, but also sometimes makes itself felt abroad. this would be a good plan. yes , it’s easy to make soviet technology turn on everything as a memory at some point, yes, in fact, there are a lot of t-55 t-62 equipment for conservation, and now they they use it as defensive firing points , it just stands and protects. yes, the position is worth it. it is better. well, as for this particular case, firstly, not only authorship. what is this? well, ivan fedorov, whom we know, writes, and he writes how he breathes, but he breathes like he's lying. it seems to me that we are simply dealing here with another example, some kind of perverted paranormal ukrainian ivan fedorovskaya. if you want logic, we see that here, in fact, it is removed and carried away somewhere, of course, not a combat unit, of course, this is outdated, it is extremely easy , unable to fight in our conditions. there he is taken away somewhere, like a logician for restoration. what if the monument

be fuelled debris on the pedestal in unit three.fuelled debris on the pedestal in unit three. one of the reasons there is so much water in the reactor buildings is because ground water is leaking in and it needs to be pumped out. the problem is, it cannot be pumped out into the sea. so, how do you stop groundwater from leaking in in the first place? well, you build an ice wall. pipes of coolant have been inserted 30 metres into the ground and they are gradually freezing disloyal and stopping anything from seeping through. it sounds completely nuts. but what else would you do? that is an ice wall! underground! having been criticised in the early stages, it 110w criticised in the early stages, it now seems techco are working hard to make fukushima now seems techco are working hard to make fu kushima safe. now seems techco are working hard to make fukushima safe. it's rebuilt and reinforced working areas, field disloyal and concrete and reduced radiation levels. in our four aunty visibly received the radiation dose equivalent to four d

we have two main tanks that stand on a pedestal in kemerovo and novokuznetsk. were participants in the great patriotic war, they died. crews. both of these tanks. we traditionally stand on pedestals all year, but by the ninth of may they are preparing to go down from the pedestals, and to pass during the parades, kemerovo novokuznetsk, and now this is exactly the moment when the tank is preparing to pass, uh, and it is the technical part that is being prepared. i'm not a combat unit this uh, there uh is not designed for combat. it is only meant to stand on a subcomment, like the symbol e our victory and pass during the parade, therefore , this year, as well as last year in our two cities, kemerovo novokuznetsk, and two tanks will go at the head of the ceremonial calculation sergey evgenievich thank you very much for taking the time today, uh with us to talk to you on a good holiday of victory . he is the kindest and most certainly. good luck thank you and now let's move on to the next fake that there is no nazism in ukraine, in any case, the ukrainian authoriti

what can you say about this pedestal?eady knew everything about him, so here i am. and what does this heel represent? listen to stepanych cue ball is not my brother and not a friend, of course, his pedestal is like a soldering iron to my ass, but i can handle my problems. i will not contact the cops myself. don't be offended, coffee will come. you will be very upset. you don’t really want to stay in bely, but do you have your own interest? i have mine . and what kind of money does this cue ball have, pure money is a poaching business, and you catch him. and why did he rise on his calf like that? not only, but the game, there is also present. ask you a couple of questions you tell me yes i wanted to ask you. why were you detained anders? you mean balabakin it was him that you disrupted my concert and i have a reasonable question for you. do you understand how much this cost me? and who will pay me for it? that's what i'll tell you, citizen of the bitcoins. the fact is that balabatin was suspected of hitting a man. but then

there was a bill in the legislature to put up the pedestal. the bill in new york state was vetoed by governor grover cleveland and then the congress voted down the appropriation of $100,000 to pay for the statue, so all the money had to be raised by private sources so bartholdi gets here, doesn't speak english. he knows nobody. the first person he goes to is the editor of a french newspaper that's published in new york. so he speaks to this french person. she says, well, you know, it's not going to do you any good to speak to me. you've got to talk to americans, and so he has a letter of introduction to sumner, the great abolitionist because bartholdi is an abolitionist. he goes to washington and meets sumner. he has this idea about the statue of liberty and people in washington say why are you talking to us about the statue you want to build in new york? you talk to people in new york. the united states was still much, much more a set of separate entities, separate states in the middle of the 19th century, and so he just didn't get -- he didn

and really looked — had on a pedestal and really looked up to thirty—five years ago, britain's tracyn the whitbread round the world race, securing their place in the history books. this week, there's another historic moment being marked — as the first women of colour tackle the notorious voyage off the southern tip of mainland south america. hugh ferris has more: yes, it is a famous boat that is, that has embarked on a famous race. this is the crucial bit of theirjourney, because of rounding cape horn is something no woman of colour has ever done before, but we can speak to one of those that became the first, alongside the skipper. you are both in uruguay. think forjoining us. come on, then — how was cape horn? as intimating as it looks from this distance? it is pre—nice, actually. it is pretty nice, actually. we passed cape horn during the night, but it was an amazing moment, just like, i don't know, the graduation for being in the ocean. it is amazing. and a long way not only geographically but also in terms of this whole trip from where you grew up in durban. i understand you are

the monument stands on a pedestal .estal is 80 cm high, that is, the entire height of the monument. we get 4 m and the pedestal is made of solid mansurovsky granite. he made in the form of three steps, because it was a reference to the village. yes, that is, as if vladyka philaret comes out in the robes of us ilya e, blesses the people. e, christ, euphrosyne, reverend eurasia not of polotsk relies on a staff, which, in principle, is quite traditional for a bishop. here and uh, here are these three steps, they are a little uneven, because the lower step is lower the upper step is lower, and the middle step is made double height specifically in order to write metropolitan there in belarusian filaretta, the weight of the monument is a little more than four, together with the pedestal, made of mansurovsky granite. and the balustrade behind the monument was made of mansurov's granite balustrade, which is on the entire cathedral square in this way. eh, the monument became such an integral continuation of the entire cathedral

she is catherine ii on a pedestal, and one of the nine is ekaterina dashakova.is a monument in the garden in front of alexander. this god among the romans was the patron saint of boundary pillars and boundary stones were depicted on them from them and received a name. maybe this terminus is quite true, if the term is quite accurate. let's see the ancient gods 800 in vrubel's painting reminiscent of a goblin from russian folklore. the trojan forum in rome required a great deal of building work and the inscription on the pedestal of the trojan column says that the height of the column corresponds to this, the height of the column corresponds to the height of the hill that was buried here. pedestals for these household appliances are made of metal glass, even wood, but most often of ceramics. stopped for washbasins further salad of 800 this salad is given the shape of the royal regalia from the armory and decorated with pomegranate seeds and green peas. well, i'll assume that this is monomakh salad. yes, that's right, if the salad is called a cap for sure. 600 amon

she is has repeatedly stormed sports pedestals. hundreds of muscovites of the silver age have accepted the crown of the silver queen with dignity. soon the activists themselves will be able to compete for the authorship of the best anthem. there is a capital to participate in the competition . moscow longevity, helping and inspiring each other, when you already come here e, different talents begin to open up, you start writing somewhere, you start writing some poetry. eh, we even came up with an anthem. it was he who just came out of music. uh, they sang something. poems were written by my friend and i wrote together with her. the verses are simply beautiful, and then it turned out that they fit very well into the music together and, indeed , the center of moscow longevity is more fun, which appeared in the capital just 3 years ago not only help for the older generation to develop and master new areas of life, but most importantly, save them from loneliness. after all, here, together with dozens of clubs, according to interests. th

now , on the site of the monument to empress catherine, the pedestal, on which the yellow-block flaghe ukrainian authorities are acting quite in the spirit of the bolsheviks themselves hated by them, the pedestal remained for a long time, because it was extremely. eh, well made. uh, engineers of the russian empire. and this is the step structure. she served first for the hammer and sickle, which was the first such sign, then for the head of concrete e, while marx during the special operation by russian the troops did not purposefully destroy more than one cultural object. you can’t say anything about the actions of the ukrainian authorities, the funds of the mariupol museum of local lore, for example, not only were not evacuated. 95% of the storage was simply destroyed by the retreating militants. azov, it turned out that the main building of the mariupol museum of local lore with his wife were burned, and the soot was specially e hmm on march 19th. e 22 years old. we restored these dates according to eyewitness accounts of local residents, and, uh, it burned down just as it was dest

-- or a granite pedestal rather.ou can see a lot of excitement from the crowd who's gathered here to witness this with the. we talked to sheila heft about what this means for the city. >> being a true philadelphian we have the excitement of the eagles parade, the super bowl champions, and here we are today celebrating the return of the iconic robert indiana's love statue the day before valentine's day back here at love park. it can't get any better than this right? >> reporter: and as this work continues, there are a ton of media cameras here trying to capture this moment but just as many people who maybe were walk the city today who decided to stop and to be part of this moment to witness this and photograph it for themselves. you know, a lot of people want to come to philadelphia they want to get their picture with that love statue, and it is back for the first time in more than a career. katy, back to you. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> good to see you back and good to see this, sunny and e

quite an effort to get this thing off the pedestal. to drag it you've got to go all the way through the national mall and down. right now you're having different calls for different things, asking people to spread out. shannon: are they pouring flammable liquid or gasoline, lighter fluid on this? looks like it is starting up in flames. [crowd cheering] >> as we are watching the protesters attempting to get this going up in flames it is described as a bronze figure by an american artist 100 years ago. i don't know the properties of metal. don't know -- will it continue to burn? there is the effort underway tonight. >> people are now dispersing a little bit and the police have stood back, there has been no presence other than what we saw block and a block and a half away from here, just letting this go on from here as people celebrate the destruction of the statute that stood here more than 100 years, one of the few within city limits that commemorate confederate general, confederate officer. >> if you are just joining us, what you are l

on a first-come-first- served basis under certain circumstances; and (6) reduction of the fixed pedestalermit fee from $60 to $50. supervisor chu: thank you. this item is brought to us by supervisor alieoto-pier. >> this is an example of real teamwork, there was a pedestal where smaller publishers wanted to know how they could get space when there were vacancies. the supervisor tried to figure out how to do an informal procedure rather than waiting for the entire year. we learned that the mayor's office and department of public works had other additions that they wanted to make to make the program run much better. with that i wanted to introduce [unintelligible] the director of the program from the department of public works on the various features of this ordinance. supervisor chu: thank you. use the other microphone? if you are doing a presentation. >> any questions? supervisor chu: let's just go quickly through the changes being proposed for the members of the public that might need the information. >> thank you. primarily, as the supervisor's office has noticed, this came to us under

after two months of practice in a duplicate of the flooded pedestal, injuly this year, mini sunfish wasolten clumps of material that could be fuel debris on the pedestal in unit three. one of the reasons there's so much water in the reactor buildings is because ground water is leaking in and it needs to be pumped out. the problem is, it can't be pumped out into the sea. so, how do you stop groundwater from leaking in in the first place? well, you build an ice wall. pipes of coolant have been inserted 30 metres into the ground and they are gradually freezing the soil and stopping anything from seeping through. it sounds completely nuts. but how else would you do it? that is an ice wall! underground! having been criticised in the early stages, it now seems tepco is working hard to make fukushima safe. it's rebuilt and reinforced working areas, sealed the soil in concrete, and reduced radiation levels. in ourfour—hour visit, we received the radiation dose equivalent to four dental x—rays, but there is such a long way to go. decommissioning the site could take a0 years. and it may cost eigh

following anton smolsky , anna sola also rose to the highest level of the pedestal, as well as in the pursuit race. in khantemantiysk our film crew continues to work. right now alexander yakubovsky is getting in touch with the studio. alexander, nothing less than brilliant, thanks to ours. biathletes can’t name today’s starts. vladislav, good afternoon, indeed, the start of the biathlon season was successful for belarusian biathletes. if yesterday our leaders, anton smolsky and anna sola won silver awards, today they exchanged them for gold, and the belarusian anthem was played twice in khantemansiysk. now let's watch, right after triumph, we managed to communicate with the heroine of the day, it’s already the second day, anna pleases us with her medals, anna, but today we managed to take the amount twice as much, well, yes, the opponents had a chance, so we succeeded, yes, well, in general, comments on the race, like today, today it was a little frosty, already about -14, yes, today there was gliding, even better than yesterday, but the only thing is that i still couldn’t manage the

with your city flag, i would of course choose to stand on the pedestal and hold my flag rather thannd stood on the pedestal, i would carry it my belarusian flag on this pedestal, i’m not campaigning now, then let’s say they took some measures, of course, they would take this medal away from me. but i would proudly stand with my flag and without an olympic medal, but i would do this, of course, the decision of each athlete, i have already expressed my opinion a long time ago a year ago, that i refuse the olympic games, i won’t go therefore, well, every athlete has the right, in any case, they are great, well done, we will support them, keep our fingers crossed with all our energy, send them all the support, and i too... even before i got on the sanctions lists, which were protective and also blocked my way to paris for the paralympic games, i expressed my opinion that for me it is unacceptable to perform under a white flag, without our national flag, we are serving our homeland, we are patriots, we are athletes, we prepared precisely for this to glorify our fatherland, here it is...

such a conclusion, and even the one that is closest to you, and yes , the person who was on the pedestal for me, that is, even the winner, yes, can make a mistake, but what would that give to you? so you know that a person in your relationship can make mistakes, that he can allow himself, that there are no ideal people, that this means that you may not be ideal, yes, yes, that me too not an ideal person, but it also seems to me that there is a very important realization here , or something, that your relationship does not need to be assessed now from his position, that what kind of relationship you have tomorrow, the only real... the value of these relationships is determined by your feelings of happiness , love, comfort, everything. all we need in this sense is to get out of our heads and add a little feeling, add a little personal value to it all. then you won’t, well, at least judge in terms of abuse and victimhood. and you will learn to be in contact with reality, in contact with a person. and not with the role that this person plays for you, and this role is assigned, of course, by

you just stepped off your pedestal. who are you queen well, tomorrow you will work again with a pedestal, something like that. immediately the head coach of the russian national team when there was still the soviet union when many for various reasons, we left the country, someone didn’t succeed, there were difficulties, and the renaissance had difficulties. a young coach, who is from uzbekistan, who no one knows in the gym, we have no place at all, we have always been the worst of all and now i am her chocolate, when he said that i am now in chocolate and will never be in chocolate, because if you have to work to work with full dedication and never think about anything, in addition to having a result, and chocolate in the sense that i have a base now, from who do not kick me out, and before we were kicked out from all the bosses. i practiced in the bathroom on a kerosene floor in the hallway of the school. and now i have a base on which i can work carpets, that i can sit for 9 hours , no one has been chasing novogorsk r

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that's where they think the pedestal. think the fuel is now.icult enough getting around this place on foot. now imagine trying to remote—control a robot through this after the whole place has been mangled by an explosion. oh, yes. and do it in the dark. each of the reactors suffered different damage. some are still full of water, some are dry, and so toshiba has built a special robot for each one. as important as how they move about is how they ge in in the first place. translation: we need something that could fit through an existing service hatch. that's the reason we made small robots. this is scorpion. its mission was to hunt for fuel in unit two. now time is of the essence for any fukushima robot. the radiation will eventually damage and disable its cameras, rendering it useless. but the entire mission can also be upset by something far more basic. this is service hatch x6 but in unit two, we were hoping to send the scorpion robot down this ramp to film the molten fuel at the bottom but it got caught halfway down and never made it so they

the statue itself weighs 12 tons and it sits atop a large pedestal. a pedestal is a place of honor. we put things on pedestals when we want people to look up. think about the message this s ends to people coming from around the world to visit the capital city of one of the largest states in our country or to young children. what do you say when a six-year-old african-american little girl looks you in the eye and says, " what does this big statue mean? why is it here?" when a young child looks up and sees something that big and prominent, she knows that it must be important. when it is the biggest thing around, it sends a clear message. this is what we value the most. that is just not true anymore. in virginia, we no longer preach a false version of history, one that pretends the civil war was about state rights and not the evils of slavery. no one believes that any longer. in 2020, we can no longer honor a system based on the buying and selling of enslaved people. not in 2020. i want us all to tell that little girl the truth. yes, that statue has been there for a long time. but it w

on a pedestal over 22 feet high. 4 recumbent lions. he came up with 2 designs of the , and they are paired in the diagonals. these two and these two are identical, marking the corners .f an imaginary pyramid marking the calvary to the north and the artillery to the south. you cannot really see the other they are complementary. they encircle the end groups and viewers to sit close to the monument and get lost in the action. the viewers are sitting in the front row of a movie theater. realistic details at high level including uniforms, terrain, battle debris, horse musculature , and the faces of individual soldiers seen with authenticity. the monument is an essay in offices, contrasting the stillness of grant as he surveyed the battle, and the turbulence of the charging calvary and alternatively. .- and artillery who were at designers behind the memorial? shady was only 31 years old. how was he selected? it is an interesting story. how sometimes an artist's idea is so captivating that the jury will go with the idea, even if the person is

, yes, to the pedestal of value, to the pedestal of good, you have to believe in this, as in good, as this, in this same stinking one, so to speak. pull a huge number, a huge number of people in other countries, some of whom really, maybe some time ago , believed in america, really admired america, and so on and so forth, there was, in general, at some moments, something to admire, by the way, so to speak, to the question again about our relations with the west, you can talk as much as you like about what, say, in 1914, ukraine should have been done like this, in 2004, like this, in 1991, like this, or, let ’s say, in 22 so all these , in principle, all... these disputes, as if yes, we we ourselves participated in them all the time, yes we participate sometimes, they have the right to life , yes, in order to extract mistakes from the past, that is, in order not to repeat mistakes in the future, we must extract them from the past, but in general in general, it seems to me that an absolute, absolute, so to speak, constant is a simple thing that is now manifesting itself with increasing

and yet, three mistakes will not allow solya to count on the highest level of the pedestal.as only 5.4 seconds ahead of our anya. how do you manage to demonstrate results on the ski track and remain a good mother? now come, of course, switch off from sports and you will be all baby. how do you manage to do this? tell? she said that it’s hard, of course, there are some moments there when you can’t sleep well there or something else, well, this happens extremely rarely, on the contrary, it gives great pleasure, that is , if you compare how i felt about sports , to life in general before this now, now i like my feelings much more than before, but well, she’s calm, in principle, she lets you sleep, well, yes, she and i get enough sleep, we sleep at lunchtime and at night, well so of course we have it very active. therefore, you definitely need to send her to some sport. not only for anna, but also for irina leshchenko, this is the first race after returning from maternity leave with two penalties, this is the fourteenth. the results of the first day of competition for the belaru

because our society is put so much on a high pedestal. i can only really be done on individual level. someone of integrity that worked hard. put that on the higher pedestal. i know that i can that's how i see things. and i'm a lot more respect for people who are working hard and have integrity than for those had set that aside in order to get attention. i am way out here on the east coast. thank you for taking the time to answer questions. there are so many outlets now cable channels amazon tv youtube et cetera are we seen better talent being discovered or too much mediocre talent, and our people really just there to become a star. there wanting that 15 minutes of fame so to speak. >> you have a dress addressed that a little bit. that is a great point. i think you'll really like the book. there is a great writer who have a good angle on that. they sometimes rise up because of the public can feel like a creator of fame. we did that. if someone is truly talented what are they getting it credit for just noticing that someone was a great acto

’s good when the medal is on your chest, but it’s even better, of course, when you stand on the pedestalh your city flag, i would , of course, choose to stand on the pedestal and hold my flag, rather than a medal, even if i went there and stood on the pedestal, i would carry my belarusian flag onto this pedestal, don’t agitate. now, then, let’s say, they would, of course, take some measures, take this medal away from me, but i would proudly stand with my flag and without the olympic medals, well, i would do this, of course, it’s the decision of every athlete, i expressed my opinion a long time ago and a year ago, that i refuse the olympic games, i won’t go, so well, it’s the right of every athlete, in any case, they are big, well done, we will support them, keep our fingers crossed. energy to send them all support, yes, i also, even before i got on the sanctions lists, which were protective, also blocked my way to paris for the paralympic games, i expressed my opinion that for me it is unacceptable to compete under a white flag without our national flag, we serve our homeland, we are pat

a bronze pedestal, because there is a technological window in the pedestal. e. it also has, uh, a certain device that gives this color and e water goes there, so here, as it were, you see technologies with an idea, uh, with a concept. eh, with the plasticity of the work. e. crossed. as you can see, this sculpture also has the function of a monument. this is where people come and lay flowers. those, who need, so to speak, to be held in fate, who counts on the fact that doctors and the center of transformationology will help them prolong their lives, those who are waiting for donors? watch the high stakes on the main air big races for the future and projects of the future for these purposes will allocate 270 billion dollars to contribute to the work on the result , it is ready to wear and the business, its current trends are in line with the development trends of the entire economy. the restructuring of the world is in full swing to endure is not easy. how to do it with minimal costs in a difficult the balance of interests will benefit those who see the risks a

there, in belgrade, serbia, and i see that there, on pedestals, they stand on a pedestal. standing on a pedestal. well, in fact, which, ah, if the russian national team of belarus had played there, perhaps our guys would have stood. uh, instead of them there and we understand everything, tomorrow the legendary freestyle wrestler from belarus alexander medvedev turns 85 years old, his celebration will take place in the city hall. where many honored guests will come, including three-time olympic champion in greco-roman wrestling alexander karelin the second defeat in the current season, the first on the road voyage to cherepovets at dynamo minsk, did not work out from the very beginning and on the eve of the regional club it was completed on the ice palace site. here the wedding started well, but in the end, the details of not only the meeting, but also the event before it were left without points. further in the story. force majeure is an unpredictable event, it does not depend on the will of the parties. but if it concerns sports, then it may well influence the result. so