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nowadays there's one when someone cited a group of chimpanzees when the old woman of the mountain a mythical figure and protector of the area demands another sacrifice of gods and pound one. party time for some but for others it's time to start rap at night the biologists in the far east change shifts a new one takes a look around with his night vision equipment things got black mammals a cold city and man comes from a substance they secrete which is used in perth eons this one's out hunting or maybe looking for berries signs of animals everywhere but like most forest dwellers snakes stand off and show themselves directly these half written clues point to a richness which is only revealed to the end that observer. attorney is a rain forest with relatively few species even so botanists of contracts the two hundred species of plants alone but there aren't many plants with bright flower the splashes of color are an exception found me out for my human settlements. these tracks on the mansion in oak wake up from a nap and nothing that nap at eight was a column as monkey and experienced scott can

backin beluga, remember a creature that back in the day before people identified it, it was almost a mythicalature, in fact there was mistaken, people used to talk about it as being a mermaid, the one with the bulbous forehead and a big sort of smiley mouth, human beings take to them because they are very popular, and those ones that are inbreeding captivity are always a big attraction, so it is a worry it is here. it is appearing fairly regularly, and those watching at say it seems to be moving fairly strongly. but the tide is dropping, you can probably make out the mudflats appearing behind me here. there is a risk it could get grounded and we are here next to the main shipping channels out of tilbury docks, which is a further risk. it is hoped through tonight it actually goes and goes back out to sea and rejoins others that may well be out there. let's hope so, thank you very much indeed, robert hall. now a look at the weather with ben rich. today turned out very differently, depending on where you spend it. southern areas had a lot of sunshine areas, further north and west it was cloudy a

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not the real west, but a mythical place full of images that are uniquely american: the open frontier,he outlaw, the solitary, often reluctant hero. the western is also landscapes; a unique stage on which dramas from the american experience get played out. a young man rebels against his stepfather in "red river." an uncle becomes obsessed with finding his niece in "the searchers." a reformed killer is caught up in a vengeance out of control in "unforgiven." since "the great train robbery" of 1903, hundreds of westerns have been made. it's the great american form, our equivalent of classic greek tragedy, where we replay and reinterpret stories of america, as eli wallach recounts for us in "the western." (clint eastwood) he's another person adrift on the great west's landscape. that's always been part of the fun of the game is that lone figure on this huge landscape. and what's it like to be out there? it's another world out there. (clint eastwood) maybe he was just somebody who drifted along, happened by, and maybe he was asked for. it's that fantasy of a guy solving the problem himself

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design, is an extraordinary embodiment not of the fact that we should always agree or that there is a mythical centrism in the american spirit, because there's not. we fought from loyalists versus revolutionaries, federalists and antifederalists. north and south. interventionists and isolationists. we have fought and fought, but at our best, and john mccain understood this, we had to be one great family. one of the statues that senator mccain spent last night under the gaze of, was andrew jackson. and believe me, they had a good bit in common including a temper, but he said that we were one great family. another statute was gerald ford that put us back together after a very divisive crisis. another was ronald reagan who respected, like mccain, someone that went west and found joy and brought that joy back to the country itself. . so it is a sacred hour, a journey that will move from that row tund rotundra, he will be brought on the ground, the theater roosevelt, to build this lumt to both faith and to unity. and on that day, when theodore roosevelt, the theater of mccain, he wrote to the gener

well has been supplying the five hundred villagers with water for decades and to situated close to a mythical mountain which people here still worship live on the new rabbit the well was dug over seventy years ago and is filled by a spring around half of angola's population does not have access to potable water. on the waterfront and. afonso he label once to have the water in the well tested for bacteria. according to work within the visiting the sick leave the color of the water makes you doubt whether it's a portable or not. and they say you can drink it now and all. students fail but we need to test it to make sure. but suddenly the plan faces unexpected resistance. now we're saying the water has a historical value but you can't filter the water because if they make the water to clear the legend of the spring we're going to strive. to lose the magic this ring supposedly was. so you've got work all day in the fields well enough to walk two kilometers to fetch water when you stand so far so. if there were a pump transporting the water to the very much. you wouldn't have to walk that distance

bookstore in the bay area for 90 years, where in book berkeley, oakland, pendragon, pegasus now, a mythical beast. we schedule a range of events every month and you can see our events at the website or pick up one of our luminescent flyers. i think he's got one on the table. we're going to have a presentation tonight and then we will be talking about the book and a chance to answer your questions afterwards as welland we have books for sale on the roundtable, catch them downstairs at the register or have them signed . our guest tonight is anil ananthaswamy who i met a few months ago at another event i have with adam becker in the audience. it is awonderful interviewer and i'd like to welcome him back for his newest book . he's an award-winning journalist, former staff writer at the london-based new scientist magazine. he's been a guest editor for the science writer program at the university of santa cruise and teaches a workshop at the center for biological scientists . he's a freelance teacher proceeding at the international academy of science, contributes regularly to the new scientist an

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if he comes out he will be a mythical folk hero to the media and the democrats. >> and land a gig at msnbc or cnn. we joked in the greenroom, who do you think is it? i don't think it's funny. this is very, very serious. it's the biggest scandal in my opinion within the trump administration. all of the other scandals have been about personnel and bickering some something crazy trump said off the record. this is a conspirator involving others inside the white house getting paid by the taxpayer. unelected. he has buddies and they are pre venting the president from execute his vision for making america great again. it's dangerous. there is no way this guy will be identified because i don't think sessions is capable of smoking this person out. his motivation is self-center. we had a mole at fox news and he was smoked out in 48 hours. his motivation was a cry for help and attention. that's what this is. it remind me of peter strzok. he was an ego maniac who thought it was his duty to protect the country from donald trump. he took really bad actions to do that behind-the-scenes. this is the

civil war aficionados was a mythical figure, known the book cloaked in all sorts of tall tales. finally, for people in her native, richmond. she had been a very polarizing figure. in some as a heroine quarters in richmond and to this day, as a pariah in others. i want to start by briefly sketching it the myth and legend of her handed down over the years. i will focus on offering my corrective to that met. i will close of observations about the historical significance and her significance for civil war studies. the legend, first. the principal features are as follows. so the story goes, a rare white southern abolitionist whose anti-slavery sentiments can be traced to her northern parentage and education philadelphia. motivated by opposition to slavery, she had of the union, filing -- third she had again, according to the myth, access to these union soldiers and confederate prisons. her northern sympathies were well known to many confederate richmond are, she avoided detection during the war by crafting a reputation and essentially harmless old spinster. her contemporaries knew her

you know, it's so odd, he's this white guy -- about displacement and this longing for a mythic home. e thumb there. you know, my spanish is horrible, the way i dress, the way i talk, but there's just something about it like morrissey really articulates that experience. in terms of an immigrant. he is irish. you know, he feels displaced. >> man wearing morrissey shirt: irish blood, english heart, this i'm made of. there is no one on earth i'm afraid of. >> albert: this is the thing about being a mexican in the states. you're never white enough for this country, and you're never brown enough for mexico. >> oscar: there is a big issue about that, pocho, and all that. but i know that we are californians, inherently, and i am los angeles. >> man wearing morrissey shirt: i've been dreaming of a time when to be english is not to be baneful. to be standing by the flag not feeling shameful, racist or partial. forever. ♪ >> anthony: i'm told you're a man who can help me. sometime in mid-19th century, 1850s, my great-great-great-grandfather jean bourdain emigrated to south america. he was report

which are a mythical group of helpful things that fix your garden.d, he will have to leave the house in which case you can move in and have two properties. >> you could murder him with an ice pick. maybe that's just my thing. you know the old saying, whenever you have an ice pick, every problem is someone you should murder with an ice pick. >> you could let a ferret loose in his house, give him a ferret as a gift. you could let a ferret loose in his house. said that, already. >> dear famous people, my mother knits a sweater for me every christmas and expects a note for return. can't i send her an email? >> bess, you shouldn't have to write her a thank you note, you should knit her a thank you note. >> bess, you're from minnesota. do what minnesotans do, go out of your way to be more gracious and kind to your relatives than humanly possible and then quietly resent them forever. >> write a an email to your grandmother, print it and mail it to her. it's the best of both worlds or worst, i'm not sure. this really isn't my problem. >> a sweater is such a

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at the same time, among civil war aficionados, she was a mythical figure, known put cloaked in sorts of tales. and finally for people in her native richmond, van lew has been a polarizing figure. she is regarded as a heroine in some quarters , and to this day as a pariah in others. so today i am going to start by sketching the van lew myths and legends that have been handed down over the years. then i will focus on offering my corrective, and then i will close with observations about van lew's historical significance and her significance for our field. so the legend, first. the principal features of the van lew legend are as follows. van lew was a rare white southern abolitionist , whose antislavery sentiments can be traced to her northern parentage and her education in philadelphia. motivated by her opposition to slavery, van lew headed up a union spy ring in the confederate fact -- capital, and she had almost unfettered access to these union soldiers in confederate prisons. although her northern sympathies were well known to many confederate richmond errors, van lew avoided dissecti

it is still a mythical story about freedom and independence hero.he cowboy host: thank you. let me open it to the audience. we need to wait for microphones. intrigued byas your comment about the percentage of women in the homestead area. and i was intrigued by elliott's point that nine out of 10 men so can you give us younse of the early -- can give us an idea of the senses, the numbers of women in the early days up to the homestead basis? a percentage my own experience in the homestead movement was later, but my own experiences that women came west for different reasons than men did. these women who filed claims on a homestead came out because they were looking for a way to make a living that was not as a housekeeper, as a cook, they didn't want to be married, maybe. known history of now about people who came out escaping from bad marriages, women who came out who were lesbians who came out together and homesteaded together. women came out because they auld file a claim on homestead, improve up on it and then sell out that claim in order to have a grub stake to do something

certainly trendy nowadays just look at the popularity of the game of thrones series jenkins may be a purely mythical species but an excavation in romania has an earth something that comes remarkably tell us. the gigantic skeleton being assembled here is about sixty six million years old. these bones belong to a terrorist or an extinct flying reptile this is the world's largest known specimen and it's being reconstructed in its entirety here the spectacular find was identified by romanian geologist and paleontologist matter of amy and he has found many important fossil reptiles but at first he couldn't believe what he'd come across. this was the main discover the actual need to realize what that means but was. compared with what we knew before the ball. was so massive the might might breed didn't accept it so it's not. until recently experts thought pterosaurs had a maximum wingspan of around ten meters this. and measures more than fifty meters. that's about as long as a truck it was a giant creature even in an age of large reptiles. the fossilized bones were first spotted protruding from this cliff

(john waters) a movie star is mythic, a movie star is like no one you've ever seen walking around in. america invented the star. and there's a specific time when that happened, it happened in 1910. that's when the star was born. (thunder crashing) (music playing) (narrator) from the early days of motion pictures, stars have incarnated the visions of directors, provided the story elements for audiences and bankrolled more films than any other financial asset. hi, nice meeting you. how do you feel about coming tonight? nervous. why shouldn't i be nervous? there's a lot of people here. i'm nervous - i'm human, what can i tell you? (stephen schiff) julia roberts is a star. julia roberts is pure, corn-fed american star. so what happened after? he climbed up the tower and rescued her? she rescues him right back. and that comes from dazzle, and that comes from the smile, that comes from the eyes, and that comes from -- the entire package is sort of an instant dream to a certain number of people. i mean, people want it. they want to see it, they want to be exposed to it, they want to -- when

at the same time, among civil war aficionados folks like us, she was a mythical figure. known but cloaked in all sorts of twice-told tales. and finally, for people in her native richmond, van lew has been a very polarizing figure. she's regarded as a heroine in some quarters in richmond. and to this day as a pariah in others. so today, i'm going to start by briefly sketching the van lew myth, the legends of her that has been sort of handed down over the years. then i'll focus on offering my corrective to that myth. and then i'll close with some observations about van lew's historical significance and her significance for our field of civil war studies. so the legend first. the principal features of the van lew legend are as follows -- van lew was so the story goes a rare white southern abolitionist whose anti-slavery sentiments can be traced to her northern parentage and her education in philadelphia. motivated by her opposition to slavery, van lew headed up the union spy ring in the confederate capital that aided prisoners there, federal prisoners, and she had again acco

were acts that followed up on the very satanist spirit of their music to me that's what gave a sort of mythic touch to that norwegian scene which on top of that came from a rather pagan background so all the ingredients were there to make that music a truly evil experience. most of these extremists were arrested and in one thousand nine hundred six the inner circle was dissolved. it's all calmed down and now you see a black metal scene whether norwegian swedish or whatever as there's black metal made all over the world now you see something much more controlled more organized. funny looks like many other music styles everywhere. you're not into acting out anymore. and satanist provocation is not what truly threatens religion what religion should fear most is how rock'n'roll tends to challenge its authority and its place in society. sixty six john lennon declared christianity will it will shrink and that we are more popular than jesus now. the church immediately replied to the voice of minister allan montgomery. i think. the basis of statistics and. his statement is true no one is more popular

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difficult to consider convincing that the suspects use the a regular container of a perfume bottle to transport the mythical no the chalk as follows from the a public reports of be experts in particular and the ems bring incident this substance is so toxic and dangerous that to transport it it would be necessary to use specially protected containers otherwise the person transporting the substance would would definitely suffer. themselves madam president in russia there is a very popular joke about a character named the elusive joe. now he's elusive not because no one can catch him. but rather because no one needs him no one is even interested in looking for him now i have the strong feeling that we have been provided with two such elusive joes which supposedly were acting on orders from moscow perhaps some of you are convinced by this spectacle but i believe that this new episode of this is just as invented and just as produced out of thin air as pretty as the previous episodes. are british colleagues have taken a very comfortable position when they have issued a verdict the guilty party russia has been dec

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a sculpture winding its way through the landscape mackesy serpent an ancient mythical beast captured in stone. the serial mosaics covering its surface made up of pieces of glass broken china and rejects from the catalan ceramic workshops for runners of the collages. of later schools of our. with its pillars terraces and colonnades is a unique creation in it gotti displays his whole repertoire of talents those of a landscape architect decorator engineer and town planner. this bizarre porter's lodge at the main entrance to the park looks at first glance like something out of a fairy tale. god he himself passed by here every day on his way from his house in the park to work at the sec ratify me. will follow his trail. our path leads us to the cause of a sense god he made his debut as a young architect with this mansion it combines the spanish civic building style with traditional features of arabic architecture from the eighth century. now we've arrived at by this wide amana house with its pointed battlements it could be a mediæval fortress the loosely worked wrought iron gate is a char

a sacred place for all koreans. thousands of years ago, it is said to be the mythical birthplace of the legendary founder of the firstorean dynasty. president moon has made it a point to get very close to kim jong-un but he has ultimately said talks need to continue with the united states if the two sides want eventual peace. genie: that was bruce harrison. he was president donald trump has gone to visit areas worst hit by the storm florence last president donald trump has gone to visit areas worst hit by the storm florence last week. more than 200,000 are still without power. the flooding in south carolina is expected to get worse in the coming days. and see thisutside beautiful weather, but over the next couple of days it is going to get rough in south carolina. the federal government is behind you. anything i can do, you all know where to call me. while the trump administration is grappling with the aftermath of hurricane florence, today marks the one-year anniversary of hurricane maria, the worst storm to hit puerto rico in a century and killed nearly 3000 people, leaving much of the island without electricity fo

trained in what he does he would not put that of out there not nine since a german called when is is using old and she's mythic troops because he's criticizing bankers on the ten year anniversary of lehman brothers exactly it's part of this ongoing attempt to smear gold in the sun something he's essentially not when on the other hand you have the conservative party as we once talked about and minutes openly flouting their right wing credentials well it is deny to dres ways of dealing with viktor orban allege that the ceiling let's go to this really new statesman indeed the tory support to hungary is part of a decade of far right the launches in europe its variants. new statesman actually it cites that the tory only pays to vote is against the european union trying to discipline the hungry for. victorian coals is a liberal democracy a new statesman go bit deeper on this and they say that this is been an ongoing thing since around two thousand and nine when the conservative m.e.p. broken forms with the european conservative and reformists caucus which is made up of predominately far right groups now of course on

looking at is the two leaders of a divided korea on the summit of a mountain that is sacred to both. this is supposed to be the mythicaly to bring these two koreas closer together. it‘s a moment that moonjae—in, the president of south korea has longed for reading publicly and he took his time, examining the water, even taking a sample home. when he came back to seoul he came straight here to the press centre, where he said that kim jong—un has to the press centre, where he said that kimjong—un has reaffirmed time and time again that he is willing to do new clearer is and meet with mr trump again. when it comes to this photo opportunity it‘s clear that evenif photo opportunity it‘s clear that even if the us doesn‘t get involved, the koreas are willing to work together to forge their relationship. laura bicker, thank you, live in seoul. it‘s estimated some of england‘s largest councils will have to find almost £1 billion in new savings next year. the county councils network, which represents many of those local authorities, is warning that the savings will mean more "unpalatable" cuts. our correspondent alison holt is he

we change the team out every it hopes of a super bowl ever document. we getting in mythic and to develop playbook, a strategic enemy in the taliban, in the haqqani group and pakistani taliban, ini our allies in quotation such as the isi. thereot we have constituents anorak and see where we are actually a empowering irgc proxy forces about iraq and syria to defeat daesh because isis is the most important thing. al-qaeda was most important thing after 9/11, and then getting out became the most important thing in 2009. and then we're back in afghanistan with a surge only to tell people to do very difficult things i've been tell them to very difficult things, put yourself in jeopardy come at risk, and we are leaving in six months. the more you can reach out to the united states, the more you can grab the united states, the more you trust the united states. when he commander goes into an area every month and asked the villagers to fight back against the taliban, back against isis, to fight back against two other and then leads, the first thing that happens is al-qaeda comes in

he also called it the hydra of corruption, that mythical, multiheaded beast. jackson says this is a hydra of corruption. what evidence does he have? is it truly corrupt, as he says? jackson points out 59 members of congress own stock in the bank of the united states. they have a financial interest in pushing this recharter through. not only that, daniel webster, while he's serving in the senate, is also a director of this private bank. a hydra of corruption from jackson's point of view. and i, andrew jackson, and going to take this bank down. henry clay cannot believe it. you're mad, henry clay says. jackson says, you're mad. i can't believe you're doing this jackson. jackson says, clay, how many times are you going to run for president? two times, three times, four times, five times? how many times have you got to lose before you realize that you can't win? clay is out of his mind, can't believe this is going on. you're bluffing, clay says. i'm not bluffing, mr. clay. i'm going to take this bank down if it's the last thing i do, believe me. i am going to do it. clay does not believ

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a charade. and everybody knows it. that the numbers win. the idea of relying on this mythical canon of judicial independence which somehow means, ken, i can't say a damn thing about anything, even if i've written about it, until i get on the bench and then all of a sudden i have a bent. let me ask you two this, though. all right. you think the person should have come forward. fine. the president says they have to come forward, "the new york times" must turn over the source to the government as a matter of national security. that stinks to high heaven to me. but i'm the reporter. do either of you like that? >> well, no newspaper's going to do that. we just saw them in the movies this summer, the review of the presidential -- the pentagon papers. yeah. and it raises some fascinating questions. but depending on this person's job, a lot of different things are possible in terms of that analysis. that's one of the problems with not knowing who it is, is it lacks credibility and it raises more questions -- >> but how about the president's credibility, brian, when he says turn the pe

a real-life superhero. and so did his dad. ♪ >> anthony: you want to talk mythic? epic? storied? anthemic? , the boss, and the jersey national anthem, "born to run." ♪ springsteen, bon jovi, little steven, but before them there was this man -- southside johnny who, with his asbury jukes, pretty much created the template for the jersey sound, a place, and really it could've only been this place, that changed music and lyrics forever. asbury park. it's had a reputation as being a happy hunting ground for musicians because what, a lot of bars? >> johnny: a lot of bars, it just was a tradition of bands playing here which is funny because the town was started, not to have alcohol and not that kind of music but after a while the pressure just was too much for entertainment for people to come here. it morphed into an r&b and rock and roll haven. >> anthony: most bars don't hire musicians, they don't hire bands, they're too much trouble. >> johnny: well this is the jersey shore though, i mean the jersey shore means people want entertainment. >> anthony: right. >> johnny: it's not just hard drinking

but there is a -- in india and the united states that we cannot sort of have roasted classes will mythicbout china, so how does china fit into our common vision for a free -- in the indo pacific? >> i am rarely accused of roasted glasses when it comes to china, but i don't think we want to lose the idea that this is an inclusive strategy, and we would prefer china embracing the same vision. i think if you are against free and/or open -- there is a notice there to plan exactly what it is you don't like about it, because you are getting heart of threatening country sovereignty, and the ability to have free flow of commerce, freedom from navigation and etc., so i think it is not so much for countering -- china's behavior, things they have articulated and sometimes we call china opaque, or camino, difficult. in other words they are very clear, right, and clear in public statements, they are clear interactions in the behavior, and aired in the shooting that they have a different aspiration for the indo pacific region, and it is manifesting in their economic strategy, and their initiatives, th