on a pedestal over 22 feet high. 4 recumbent lions. he came up with 2 designs of the lions, and they are paired in the diagonals. these two and these two are identical, marking the corners of an imaginary pyramid. marking the calvary to the north and the artillery to the south. you cannot really see the other ones, but they are complementary. they encircle the end groups and invite 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 artillery. who were at designers behind the memorial? henry shrady 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 p

is, it’s easier for you to admit that you’re wrong, that is, you can’t just remove dad from his pedestaliew picture, because he was weak in his relationship with his mother, he was a wonderful dad, he was the best possible husband, but you are looking for a husband for yourself, not a dad, but do you think your mother was happy in her relationship with your father? as she says yes, it’s good that she says that, that is, when i ask her, i say, as she says, this is my life, this is my choice, and i made my choice, well, yes, i still i’ll come back to this, yes, what will happen if we finally take dad off his pedestal, because you really, well, how can i say, are a person? true, you really do have such a dense, rigid personality structure , yes, but at that moment when i asked you this question, and you went inside like that, as if to think, you blushed sharply, and i know that you are definitely aware of this kind of awkwardness, and like all people who blush, you probably avoid it in such circumstances, but i will assume that at this moment, if you follow me, you will agree that i now sus

now, on the site of the monument to empress catherine, there is a pedestal on which a yellow-blockedd the ukrainian authorities are acting in the spirit of the bolsheviks themselves, whom they hated. the stave remained for a long time, because it was extremely. eh, well made. uh, engineers of the russian empire. and this is the step structure. it served first for the sickle and hammer, which was the first such sign, then for the head of concrete e. marx, at the same time , during the special military operation , russian troops did not purposefully destroy more than one cultural object. you can't say anything about the actions of the ukrainian authorities funds mariupol museum of local lore, for example, was not only 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 er, it burned down and was destroyed,

by the city authorities after one of the enemy rockets exploded in the immediate vicinity of the pedestale figure of the miracle worker survived one of the crises of her loss, and this was not the first time she arrived in the area where the monument is located the danger of the monument lies in the fact that it is tall, it is so thin and tall, that's why an explosive wave can damage it. the employees of the utility company mykolaiv elektrotrans prepared a thousand bags and sand and lined the pedestal to the entire height, each employee does everything depending on the order to bring our common victory as soon as possible, this is also help with the distribution of purified water, and the dismantling of the rubble , the help of the special services of the state emergency service, these, uh, in the dismantling of the rubble that's why we joined the protection of the symbol of mykolaiv, the monument of st. nicholas of the townspeople with the decision to protect the opportunity to admire the usual view of the squares and the alley. now we sit and rest and i say i miss this monument because

empty pedestals mark where gods and deities once stood. on some, only the feet remain.y all have been looted. this one is 100 miles northeast of angkor wat on a remote mountain called sandak. >> this was hit very heavily by the looting gangs. they found gold. they found statues. they found many, many things. >> reporter: that's brad gordon, an american lawyer who's been working for the cambodian government for ten years, tracking down its stolen treasures. he brought us to sandak with his team of investigators, archaeologists, and art scholars. >> this is so cool. >> reporter: in the temple's crumbling courtyard, little remains, mostly empty pedestals scattered among the sralao trees. >> it's remarkable just how much stuff is scattered on the ground. >> yes. it's like a pedestal graveyard. >> we've all seen, in museums, these statues with no feet on them, and i don't think people realize the feet were hacked off because in order to steal them, that's the easiest way to get them off the pedestal. >> we know when the looters came to sites like this, the first thing they t

infection with replanning remembrance of the pedestal spacers, improved construction and complete replacement young engineers from minsk and the central region demonstrated their crafts and their magic. the unit was adopted for more than 50 students, assembled in 11 systems, a variety of autonomous pallets on a given program, work on trajectories, and machine execution of complex tasks. young engineers showed great skill in technology and science. operate to edit the code at the depository and remove it in order to dial the maximum amount of balance. i collected robats for a year, each time it upgraded, it is a drive platform with a bunch of sensors, a manipulator for grabbing cans, completing the task of a large journey, driving along a line with an obstacle, passing a maze along a short path, as well as knocking down cans and grabbing the central pin. to complete a task, it’s not even a sport, it’s a technology that will allow them to master many disciplines from programming, from studying some basics and moving higher and higher to a higher level, developing technological products that our

, but this pedestal can be destroyed international experts, investigators of the international criminal currently working in ukraine they have been investigating the war crimes of the russians since the first days of the full-scale invasion, are we really going to see vessels on war criminals even before the war is over... nothing prevents us from conducting trials against persons who have violated international criminal law, pro-russian soldiers who have committed crimes against the civilian population will also be prosecuted, we have already seen such trials and i hope that they will continue, but now the most important thing is to focus on gathering evidence and making sure that it meets the requirements of the court process and this is exactly what the international criminal court is doing now. of course, it is currently very difficult for us to imagine exactly what the end of the war will look like. perhaps it is this uncertainty that should deter us from to draw some clear parallels with these tribunals and international courts that took place earlier in history, but are there any

his own remains of your lukomorye on a pedestal. uh, vera, what about the pedestal? will be opened, everything will be ready. i promise you. and this, if something happens, nothing happened to them. well, what can you listen to with them, but with the bow seas hmm and so ivanovich please go to prague, have a rest there, take a walk calmly, don’t think about anything, celebrate christmas a. if tomorrow the pedestal is not ready. then i will take this lukomorye to my place for preservation. do not drop it. well, of course you don't. oh sorry, please. hello. you will come, but no, no, andrey will, of course, be very happy. i'll be glad, yes, yes. i remember well. i will buy you all the food for the diet. and when will you arrive? we are waiting for you lev alekseevich goodbye. andrei lvovich is some keep it great. oh , such a role, probably, rejoices, and my son, a bunny, is also good. this year we hear the snowman. ok, good bye. pillows made of natural material and endless lectures on artistic culture alekseevich is at least an intelligent person. here my mother will d

that's where they think the pedestal. that's where they think that you will lose now.t 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 dried and so toshiba has built a special robot for each one. as important as how they move about is how they get in on the first place. translation: we need something that could fit through an existing service edge. that's the reason we made small robots. is scorpion. its mission was to hunt for fuel in unit two. now time is of the essence for any fukushima two. now time is of the essence for any fu kushima robot. two. now time is of the essence for any fukushima robot. the radiation will eventually disable its cameras, rendering it useless. but the entire mission can be upset by something far more basic. this is service hatch x6 but in unit two, we were hoping to send the scorpion robot and down the ramp to film

they prepared a thousand bags and sand and lined the pedestal for the entire height. to bring our jointr, this is also help with the distribution of purified water, e-e, the demolition of zavaliv , assistance to the special services of the state emergency service, these e-e in the demolition of zavaliv, and we joined the protection of the symbol mykolaiv to the monument of st. nicholas, my opportunities to admire the usual view of the squares and the alley well, we need to protect ourselves, after all, ours is everything, but we are now sitting and resting, and i am saying that i miss this monument because i have always loved it and it was good in my soul. and now i feel bad in my heart, considering that there has already been one visit here. yes, i think correctly. it is better not to suffer on the wall, and when the war ends, we saw their vision in the same way. the idea of ​​covering religious buildings with sandbags was also supported by the representatives of the clergy in the church sense, if the sculpture is of a favorite of this or that saint, it has no direct relation to the ta

there is on the pedestal. there apparently. >> it reminds me of the guy who doesn't taped the banana to a wall. >> at least it was something. >> nothing is less work. you get that little pedestal. it says you have to keep the art in our 5 x 5 area of your home and you get a certificate of authenticity. >> you don't even get the pedestal. >> not sure if it comes with the pedestal. you may have to get your own. >> get your own pedestal. >> 18,$000 -- as a matter of fact it is right here. the art. >> that funny money on vibrate. they stepped up to serve our country in vietnam and sandals targeting the memorial meant to honor their sacrifice. the community now demanding answers. >> our friends at fox bet, download the fox bed super 6 apps and a chance to win 10,$000, just predict 6 outcomes on the super 6 quiz show. topics range from entertainment to sports, free to play, the super 6 apps. ♪♪ ♪♪ the final countdown ♪♪ we know how much you count on us... ...and that's why we're here 24/7... ...and on the road maint

let's say the address is a silhouette, these are a complex stepped pedestal. to some. these structures are not even structures, but this port pier and, uh, there was a complex engineering component of catherine ii and her associates. governor-generals, novorossiy. grigory potemkin and platon zubov, one of the founders of odessa, deribas and its architect , engineer devalan, their bronze figure and the pedestal itself were created by the sculptor boris edwards odessa sculptor, who had the workshop is one of the largest in the south of russia, that's all. the creative e, the great russian principle, which makes the impossible possible, is in his e in his image of the creator. it seems to me that, like nowhere else , they intertwined, that in the center of gravity of the townspeople and the unconditional decoration of the city, the monument to the founders of odessa. did not dare to carry but after odessa in the twentieth year, it finally came under the rule of the bolsheviks following the results of the civil war. naturally. no one in the center of the city coul

surety was unable to complete their pedestals. he done sketches but they were not fully articulated or developed sketches. his assistance carried out the completion of the panels. there were quite a few letters from his wife who pleaded with the committee and said please just eliminate these infantry panels. were thed felt they overall memorial. i think you please let us eliminate them. they really were committed to having a full conception realized. you can really see that the quality of the casting is not the same level as quality of the casting in other parts of the monument. but was the process? when you look at public art you wonder who was on the committee that selected the artist. who also many designs? what were the parameters? i think we start asking those questions you start abouttanding a lot more the intent of the artist who were selected. as you look at this competition you also discover that just like any other public art project this was not -- this one did not escape controversy. the problem is that at the time the

on a first-come-first- served basis under certain circumstances; and (6) reduction of the fixed pedestal permit 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 und

the nhs, we've all kind of put it this pedestal kind of put it on this pedestal .that has . heaven forbid anyone that has the to criticise it. do the audacity to criticise it. do you think though, that we're perhaps it through perhaps looking at it through rose tinted glasses? you tell me radio. >> hello there, michelle dewberry seven alongside the ceo of first property group and former brexit party mep ben habib, and political commentator joe phillips. the reason that we're laughing is because we've just been talking about ceos, and then i'm introducing ben as one john says, i don't mind ceos getting salaries and bonuses getting big salaries and bonuses , but should be passing , but they should be passing more of this down to the shop floor. workers he says. i have to on in—work benefits and to rely on in—work benefits and i want to , he says. i don't want to, he says. i basically just want work and basically just want to work and earn decent wage . i hear you. earn a decent wage. i hear you. i absolutely hear you. lots of you getting in touch about the lionesses

we had one caller put john mccain on a pedestal. i'm a service family, two of my brothers died in the service. john mccain did not stick up for some of the servicemen. oklahoma. they -- they came on tv and even said that. where john mccain is put on a pedestal that is wrong. ok. and now donald trump is in trouble for making a call. what did joe biden actually do? they're forgetting all of that. because they're democrats. this is wrong. donald trump has been fighting since day one that man's got in office. trying to do good for america. he's not president, when he made that remark about a hellhole place, it is over there. how many of you guys go and visit? you don't. ok. all of you know that. so why is donald trump bad for saying that? i want one democrat to tell me what he had made a remark about racist. he hasn't. host: dana in texas. kevin mccarthy, the republican leader, set to speak with reporters, make a statement, may take questions here shortly, just off the house floor in statuary hall. tweeted this earlier. facts be damned

do not protrude beyond the boundaries of the pedestal plan.ezuic basilica church of velma stryman. veragodna, geta trace of the pen. and at the present time i know that the temples were published in the 18th century, in another place, i mean, i won’t say that this is a new style, but a style, as they call it: baroque classicism. the halo façade is flanked by three-tiered curtains, cut into corner pilasters and niches, and cut by right-angled window openings. some of them are walled up: the facade, apse and transept are completed with triangular beams and figured panels. scenes are scratched plaster. all the parameters of the budynka prahodzitsy cornice belt of the gift order. ale most galounae adbarok in the temple. akramya peralomnaga momentu budaўnіtstva temple zvedaў yashche adnu perabudova. in the first half of the 19th century, the curtains were re-arranged, bathing decorations appeared above them, the decor was often changed and the interiors were painted. inter'er luchayskaga kascela nasychany architectural plastikay. the central slab o

next, they placed the center rods on top of the pedestals to support the full length of table.ow, they temporarily hung the sections of the distributing table on the crossbar. eventually, these sections would be made up as a strong worktable with stationary pedestal legs. observing safety measures, cappy showed phil how to let down all the racks that would be needed. he particularly cautioned phil against bumping his head on the overhead box hooks. although cappy was completely familiar with the car diagram, he hung it up as a guide for phil. the car diagram showed where sacks and pouches were to be hung in each rack. next, cappy demonstrated how to check for mail which may have been left in the empty sacks. inserting his arm to open the entire sack for inspection. then, as cappy hung the sacks, phil took up the job of inspection, holding each sack open and looking for mail. the post office uses 25 million sacks and pouches. if a letter were lost in one of them, it might be lost a long time. the metal eyes were placed on hooks. so that the sides of each sack became taut, leavin

tell us about how that happened. >> the americans will is to build the financing of the pedestal. we are in their early 1880 east. the statute of liberty is fully up in paris and paid for, and now it is our turn. we have to come up with the money and the money is not coming in. the fund-raising committee is not doing well. one of the ideas is to get a bunch of prominent american artists to contribute a work, auction off th work, and use the proceeds to pay for a pedestal. this is the origins of and the lazarus -- of emma lazarus' p oem. she said i am t a writer of higher even for a good cause like this. i write a poem because it comes fromithin. one of her friends says you have been doling out, you have been going out to wards island, working with the jewish emigrants who are suffering, who have fled a place where they have been persecuted. you are working with these people. you have come to know them, feel for them, and you should then write a poem that represents their plight. emma then _ good that she could connect the plight of the jewish propertierefugees that she had n worki

there is his website and his latest book, "operation pedestal," and as you.tice he's working on the book forthcoming "operation pedestal," about one of the fiercest battles of world war ii. peter: think you max hastings for the last two hours . max: thank you predict. >> be sure to his cspan.org. here's a look at some books being published this week in the outlier, pulitzer prize-winning historian re-examines the carter presidency. burns, the first black female ceo of the fortune five company, recalls her life and career and where you are is not who you are. an preventable and former senior advisor to president biden, offers his thoughts in the united states response to the covid-19 pandemic. and linguist amanda montel examines the use of language in creating and maintaining cult and cultish, also being published this week is ms. educated, friend and fleming recalls his journey from a school dropout to harvard educator and journalist weighs in on america's current struggles and offers his thoughts on how to fix them and last best hope. find these titles this

reconstruction, sculpture is also underway here, the pedestal will be cleaned , the pedestal will beaired, the monuments of the roof, the shed and the crown of memory will be updated, and the adjacent territory will also receive a new landscaped look. good afternoon guys. hello well, you look like an archaeologist, well done thank you, thank you for the good deed being done, the benefits for belarus from membership in the sco in relations with china and the upcoming negotiations. with putin, not only the head of state spoke about this in khatyn journalists who traditionally did not miss the opportunity to ask sharp questions about mobilization, the president stated that opponents are trying to cling to something and develop the thesis they say that in belarus mobilization is possible by analogy with russia, alexander lukashenko clearly set the accents with his answer. there will be no mobilization. this is a lie, briefly clear. this is a lie. we are not going to mobilize. we don’t need it that they are trying to throw this bridge over us and say, well, we will mobilize. they don't an

the vitebsk city hall is a classic pedestal of the sacred independence of belarus in the era of illumination, the ship duet of high-society classicism and the carved grace of the baroque vezha. to the self-sacred people and the father at its walls in this majestic commemoration of the noble architecture of the architecture of belarus violence in 1646 in vzaharodu for the merits of the subsha from the war from russia, the king of poland and the prince incl . the town hall was a right-angled plan of two on the high bottles with high tents with frail dah. it completed an octagonal nasiral hanger, the basement and the first surfaces were peering into other surfaces and the tower with the tower were caused by an explosion. the forgery from the basement and along the top and the folded up overboard was a cobbled stone, however, concrete from the external appearance and a tiny facade. the town hall did not have a nicola. yes, in the staggering nineteenth stoktia, budynok, shatyry, the vitebsk city hall was brought out of the vitebsk town hall, people to shit their ears, but just a function of colle

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the family itself , to create an atmosphere where the father would actually stand on some kind of pedestalmself on this pedestal, and he would otherwise have a different level of responsibility. would treat himself, his family and his children if he felt this way as a man, yes, it seems to me that our problem is that most men don’t feel like that, don’t feel like that, i’m really here , maybe i’m entering from the ground of an artist to a point of view, psychologists, of course, psychologists will correct me, probably in my reasoning , here , but nevertheless, yes, i would see 2062 in russia, i want to see a real man, well, no... not for the sake of some pots, i don’t know the homework, which the teacher then checks in mathematics, yes, well, not for the sake of all this, she creates for the sake of happiness, and this must be done, happiness is a process, it must be created, accordingly , who is doing this, parents first of all, if they have this happiness, you know, we have many years of experience in our family, now the children are grown , they don’t do that anymore, but when they were

a tiny pedestal, right there. washington then stands on his pedestal as a symbolic replacement for the toppled king. he sent copies of this print to george washington, including this one. which fortunately eventually made its way back to mount vernon. ever polite and appreciative, washington acknowledged the gift, calling it elegantly ,xecuted and modestly noting was not the late president of the united states a character in this piece, it would now become me of me for fitness of the design. it was dedicated to the congress of the united states. with the optimistic notion that each of the distinguished politicians might be potential subscribers. as we have seen, there was a range of washington prints, from the large, sophisticated highbrow efforts to the modest endeavors available to every man, woman and child. so i would like to return us to where we began. patriotic music. another of edwards engravings was a very tiny version of covert stewart, also from 1798. this small print, trimmed to a circle, seems to have

it was on a pedestal. a little bit after we first spoke, there were about 25 additional protesters who came in the all decided to pull this thing down the same direction. very quickly after that, you ha some movement of the pedestal and it came right down. they settled throughout the square here. there are protesters who are continuing offscreen right now to spray sprague -- spray paint the pedestal with the names george floyd. and i'm standing behind our camera right now so you can see the fire and the crowd that is gathered here. they are celebrating finally getting the statute down. a ticket couple couple of hours. this is right in the middle of government buildings, police station, courthouses. the police, a few dozen of them just watching from across the street right now. other than the violence and the statue, it has been, you know, there's been no fighting, not arguing, no physical violence. but now they are now calling to get the march go in and go throughout the city. but we have been seeing in dc

, that is, after all, the abuser first puts you on a pedestal, puts you on a pedestal and does not havem. and who is in therapy, is working with a psychologist on her psyche, is getting healthier, she already sees some alarm bells that indicate that we are dealing with an abuser, well, since we cannot bring you any personal benefit, as you said, let's try to bring some benefit, well, you said that today we just have a conversation, where you want, hardly concerns our situation, i came to talk to you because i was invited. super, let's talk so that it will be useful to those who are watching us, of course, with pleasure, i came only because i wanted to talk about the fact that i went through this relationship, life after leaving an abusive relationship exists, it is of higher quality, it is much more interesting and safer. you said that in order not to get into such a relationship, you first need to have internal support. did you not have such support? unfortunately, i was very, very focused on some external stimuli in my life, including achievement, on the formation of some very prosper

i don't care if you are an entertainer, you don't put people on a pedestal. i am not even going to give her the name queen. that is too much power, too much authority. host: maria, and atlanta. marjorie is in stockton, california. go ahead margie. caller: i watch the news all the time. rest in peace to elizabeth. all of that king and queen, we had a bad experience january 6. it reminds me of samadhi that want to be a king. i am not with that either. enough is enough. enough of this. this is the united states of america. i cannot even find out what is going on in the united states, because of this. everybody know that the queen is not all pure. the queen knew that he was cheating on diana, but she let it go, just to have these kids. enough is enough. we don't want no king in the united states of america, and i'm not going to honor them over there. host: thanks for calling in. lori, ohio. hi. caller: it sounded like most of the callers this morning acting like the queen is just cream of the crop i guess, is that is how you would say it in colonial terms. the da

in the mind of readers or do you feel it's important to examine what is on the pedestal? >> i think it's important to examine because his favorite herbs or explore, investigate, research and analyze the you are right i did have that apprehension and i thought i've known him 25 years and i have had a good impression. maybe if i go deeper i will see some discrepancy or smudge or shadow and wish i hadn't seen it and i was surprised after five years of research camaguey respectable and i think part of his great power obviously -- >> [inaudible] >> i see absolute integrity, solidity. that is to say whatever ankle you approach, political, monastic, human, he's like a tree with deep roots and he's always exactly the same person and whether he's going to the white house or talking to the monks he's voicing the same principles but different applications have rarely in my life that the degree of integrity to use integrity in the sense of wholeness and consistency. i found while i was researching this on an account my father wrote meeting that dalai lama -- i think part of the power

it is called pedestal walk -- pedestal rock. it is on oregon's cape kiwanda , and took decades for nature to create slowly eroded by sand and sea salt. but it was destroyed in a matter of seconds. two witnesses recorded the vandalism, and then confronted the group. they say the group told them they were getting revenge because a friend had broken their leg on that rock. >> they basically told me themselves it was a safety hazard, did the world or oregon a favor that they knocked it down. ed: they're looking for these people, and the group involved could face criminal charges. to your economy now. the state of rhode island is looking to recover some of the money lost in that disastrous 38 studios deal. heather: that was the failed video game company founded by former red sox pitcher curt schilling. a judge will consider whether a partial $25.6 million settlement with wells fargo securities and barclays capital is a good deal the state fronted schilling 75 -- $75 million in guaranteed loans, only to see the company fail less than

once again on the pedestal of the russian cup. towards the end of the fourth stage, our dmitry lazovsky took silver. the eu locomotive malfunctions. in germany they hit the production of the entire eu. the crash of a russian plane in afghanistan there were six people on board the business jet, all of whom initially died. under the starry dome, the music of the universe, live, classical and film soundtracks, is heard in the capital's planetarium. let's start the issue with happy sports news. dmitriy lazovsky won silver in the masters. the final day of the fourth stage of the russian biathlon cup. belarus made three mistakes in four firing stages and came to the finish line 27 seconds behind the winner. the representative of bashkartostan, anton babikov, rose to the first step of the pedestal. another belarusian athlete will take part in the flower ceremony. maxim vorobey finished the race sixth. also, let me remind you that already at 13:00 women will take to the snow-covered vyshevsky track. the live broadcast is carried out by th

but they will not pay for the pedestal. they built the statue we have to come up with the money for the pedestal. this takes a long time. one of the projects to raise money is an album of literary productions mark twain write something they may have some poetry and then one writes a sonnet about the statue that she identifies as the mother of exiles it's called the new colossus from the ancient statue that everybody would have thought of at the time. that celebrated a triumph. she said this is different. this is not about that. this is welcoming people here as a refuge and this is what we should be proud of to have a free country of liberty we are willing to welcome people to it. it is put on the statue after she is dead. she tells her sister who is her executor make sure the new colossus is its put on page 404. [laughter] there were some family issues going on. [laughter] but she had a friend another blue stocking who was a descendent of alexander hamilton who lobbied on the pedestal where it is today. i think the problem

deserve the pedestal. but if you are tested with being put on the pedestal, you better make sure that your relationship with god is very strong, that is the number one mechanism that goes back to sincerity. do you truly believe, that allah is watching , that allah will deal with every person according to his or her deeds. that faith has to be in a leader, if it's not in the leader you are setting yourself up for trouble because our profit, peace be upon him , clearly said that of the most destructive dangers to people are fame and greed for wealth and power, these are the most destructive to a man's pride, wanting to be famous is destructive for you, wanting to be powerful and wealthy. of these are potentially the most destructive of all diseases and, when you are a leader, these things are given to you on a silver platter, you can't be a leader without fame or a level of prestige and generally speaking, with leadership comes opportunities for at least a little bit more wealth. so, it's a very big temptati

. >> i had placed her on a pedestal, untouched, pure, and mind, that's really what she was. >> yes, i'm here. >> reporter: last year, out of the blue, joyce's son tracked him down on the internet and for the first time in more than 70 ye

because the empty pedestal alone is not enough. i know in some cases there was the desire to put kind of a neting around some of the confederate sculpture that you could actually see through. you could -- you know, it was like a mesh that you could see through but it would be tied around the base and then there would be a plaque about why it was done that way. so that's another -- there are other -- it seems to me there are other options to deal with this problem. but it's very disconcerting to me that we look -- that we take our point of view from 2018 and assume that's the only way of looking at things and we start to, you know, we start to take away our little pieces of history, one by one and then what do we have? we have our own opinion of what today looks like, but not our stream of history about how we got here. so, and that troubles me. again, i'm very sympathetic. i would vote for this. but i'm disconcerted about the arts commission, the path to get here and then what happens in the future. because i suspect that piece of

i only let you cry when the flag goes up and the anthem is played when they stand on the pedestal, thenou can shed a tear in all other cases. this is a sign of weakness, and therefore, during the olympics, i found words of gratitude, love of encouragement, and for dina, and after her group exercises came out, which understood that they would be shot. as they say, if you speak with the language not japanese, but simply russian. and this is what really happened. they did everything without mistakes. although our competitors made a mistake, the bulgarian team did not notice it. but what was there in japan was not there in your life. experience me in general in the history of rhythmic gymnastics. it seems to me that 6 minutes counted scores 6 minutes a day did not count scores of six. for you , these 6 minutes, probably, have become like 600 so long that what did you think about, how did you experience it, and it was these six more minutes, when the result was not yet understood by people, there is enough conscience to understand that the mistake is very bad and very expensive for a rival g

that after that fund raiser for the pedestal fupped art exhibition for the pedestal that the poem goes into obscurity for the most part. so what happens to the poem and then how does it get united with the statue and then start speaking to a new generation? >> that was one of the things that most surprised me when i did the research for this book is how completely emma's poem was forgotten for the first 20 years of its life and arguably even for the first 50 years of its life. so she writes it in 1883 for the art loan exhibit fund raiser then falls into the obscurity and it overshadod by a reaction against the huge numbers of people who are pouring into the united states. and it's beginning in the 1880s and going up into the first world war there are tens of millions of people who come in and these people for the most part are different or considered to be different from those who are already here. the new people come from southern europe and eastern europe. they are catholics and jews rather than protestantses, and so that differentness worries a lot of people. and there's a huge fear

. >> to literally y put the innnfederacy on a pedestal honor is an inaccuratate rerecitation of ouour past comes an affront to our presesent, and ababet prescription for our future.. amy: white nationalists have staged protests. we will speak with mallm suber , cofounder of take 'em down nola.

take him down from his pedestal he is an invitation to get to know someone who was previously just been ideology. like this during a scene in public for the first time trace a young scene that's what friends are. not system used as a projection screen searching for traces in the communist manifesto i have eleven two hundred editions translated into almost sixty languages and each has its own interpretation of. the manifesto in chinese. the country has a particularly close relationship with its idol. karl marx the liberator the critic of compton ism this is how the communist party in china most likes to see him they send travel groups to tree house where marx was born is a hot spot of red tourism b.s. this is a very great man you know. it's what we were taught in school i think he's a very famous and excellent revolutionary. forces started right there with his real time marx comments expressed many important opinions and is very important for china also for the revolution. which is why a modern interpretation is called for a marx rap anthem commissioned by chinese state television or too

infamous bust of my dad and all i could remember growing up were the images of that controversial pedestal of gunshots and twinkies and don't think i didn't smile when i heard hostess went under. [laughter] (applause) but when i went to see the bust for that first time, a bust that i have to admit captured george's mile wide grin and dramatically imperfect teeth, i saw on the pedestal so many things that i didn't know were there. i saw the names of my brothers and sister inside a heart, my dad's favorite movie, quotes by him how much he considered being mayor, honor bestowed on him, and the things made possible for people who didn't have power, who didn't have voice, there was so much more on that pedestal than death. and, so, i think it's time to reclaim george moscone from the narcissistic legacy or the senselessness of dan white or the well intentioned world of hollywood or the better intentioned world of theater. it's time to reclaim him from the places where the real george gets lost in the story of others, even in my own. and we gift him back to the city and to the people, to his fri

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. supervisor maxwell: welcome to land use. i'm sophie maxwell and i'm chair of the committee. eric mar will be joining us shortly and our board member and president of the board, david chiu, has joined us. madam clerk, i believe you have some announcements. i'd like to chang the folks at channel 26 and our clerk, alisa, channel 26 for bringing us live and you for being our clerk. and i think you have some announcements. >> please make sure to turn off all cellular phones and pagers, complete the speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included should be