in 1875 , alexander bell patents a telephone device, new for that time, immediately after that , scientists invent many accessories for to him, in particular, the frenchman ernesto mercadier had the idea of ​​​​creating the world's first headphones that connected to the phone . it's the same time. an english company installs microphones in concert halls and invites its subscribers to listen to symphonies through headphones; this makes the invention, revolutionary at that time , popular two decades after the advent of radio, american engineer nathaniel baldwin literally assembles his version of headphones with good quality in the kitchen sound. the americans began to use this invention for military purposes. headphones are beginning to acquire the features of modern technology. device in 1925, with the discovery of the so-called dynamic loudspeaker, the part in which the conversion of an electrical signal into sound takes place, the sound quality becomes cleaner and better, thanks to which headphones begin to be used in recording studios, the first professional model for these purposes is cr

he is old enough to have known alexander graham bell, apparently.y serious point to make here. we all sort of laugh at this. some people think it is very sad that he's in this significant mental and physical decline. i don't think its sad at all. i think this is infuriating that the country is in this position where we have a president of the united states, commander-in-chief, who is not only just completely out to lunch and demented, he has always been a corrupt hack. now he's a corrupt tack with dementia. so this country now is in a very precarious position. joe biden is a national security threat. we have mountains of evidence to impeach him on corruption. forget about the dementia. the real issue is the mountains of evidence of corruption, bribery and maybe even trees and. >> i agree. between the bribery scandal, joe biden bribery scandal allegation i would argue he is one major fall from the democratic party saying you have just got to get out. i look at what is happening and i don't have anything bad to say about dianne feinstein. somebody in

it reminds me of the famous words of alexander graham bell. >> "mr. watson, come here.s like ring-a-ding ring-ring-ring. hellooo?" >> stephen: this -- he had the forethought to record that. i can't believe it. this is a big deal. fusion could be an infinite source of clean energy that could help end dependence on fossil fuels. hot dog! global warming is over! good news, florida. you're saved. bad news, america. we saved florida. only one small problem, fusion will not contribute meaningfully to stopping climate change in the next 20 to 30 years. here's why. according to an expert in the u.k., the current fusion setup can only produce enough energy to boil about ten kettles of water. that has got to be the most british way to measure anything. [british accent] "well, it's only enough energy to boil ten kettles, cook five shepard's pies, or roast one paddington bear." we've got a great show for you tonight. my guest is rupaul. but when we come back, the debut of our annual "late show" holiday cartoon. stick around. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sp

so, inll alexander graham bell became the second president and said we've got to change this magazine if we are going to attract people to become membere of the geographic we've got to do something about this lousy magazine. and he believed in pictures and he said we've got to have pictures, pictures will make the readers excited. so, his son-in-law becomes the editor of the geographic and he introduces in 1905 kind of by accident the pictorial format. he finds he's got this issue coming out and it's got 11 blank pages. he says what am i going to do. he has a package of photographs that have come across his desk that were these amazing photographs from tibet. he runs 11 photographs, each one a full-page. this has just never been done before and people were so excited that the magazine just took off overnight and the membership just soared overnight. so now this guy gilbert grosvenor has struck this formula that is going to be the format of the national geographic for the next century. so he needs photographs. he's got to fill these pages. so, heal has eliza traveling in japan and chin

so alexander graham bell became the second president. we've got to change this magazine, if we're going to attract people to become members of the national degraafic, we've got to do something about this lousy magazine and we've got to have pictures, pictures will make people excited. so his son-in-law becomes the editor, and he introduces some kind of by accident, she-- he has an issue coming out with 11 blank pages and he came across some photographs across his desk, amazing from tibet. he runs 11 photographs on tibet, each one a full page, this had just never been done before and people were so excited that the magazine just took off overnight and the membership just soared overnight. so now this guy grovener. gilbert grovener has struck this formula that's going to be the format of the national geographic for the next century. and he needs these photographs. he has eliza, travelling in china and japan, and she took a lot of photographs for the magazine. what i found her legacy is she acquired photographs and get them from all kinds o

even science and technology with thomas edison and alexander graham bell.s amazing place we call the white house. thank you forr your interest, thank you for your support. unto those of us who put this on again thank you very much. >> elaine's book signing. we have this wonderful book designing camelot which is one of our more recent publications. publishing books was a first order of business given to us in 1961 she been to the white house with her mom with a guidebook. have to publish a guidebook cinelli published four -- six books a year we have our quarterly magazine. elaine is when the authors on this beautiful beautiful book. she's going to be a good book signing here at the end of the program. is that it? too many to cover anything else? it's about the white house gardens and the white house grounds. thank you all for coming. have a safe ride home. [applause] cspanshop.org's c-span's online store for browser latest collection apparel, books, home to core, and accessories. there's something for every c-span fan every purchase help support the nonprofi

even science and technology, alexander graham bell, all that has happened in this amazing building wel the white house. thank you for the interest and your support and generosity to all of us and to those who put this on again. was there any other announcement? the book signing, we have this wonderful book, designing camelot, one of the more recent publications, the first order of business given by mrs. kennedy since 1961, she had been to the white house, there was no guidebook, publishing a guidebook, we publish four to six books a year and had our quarterly magazine and one of the offers of this beautiful book, she was going to be doing a book signing here at the end of the program. >> we have the white house. >> which is about the white house gardens and white house grounds and extraordinary issues. have a safe time. >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 6:00 p.m. er

according to legend , the bells of st. alexander nevsky cathedral were flooded .dly happened during the first world war during the forced retreat of the tsarist troops. was supposed to be in the hands of rejection, and they also say on the territory spassky monastery you can see the ghost of alexei mikhailovich martynov, a very respected person in kobrin. i even described this meeting in one of the newspapers in the thirties of the last century , i will note several people at the same time. they were non-drinking and sober people. they saw a kind of human figure in a dark robe and with a hood on his head. and even though fantasy is sometimes stronger. this story is not like a banal fiction. well, let's go further secrets and interesting places in kobrin still abound. in 2009, thanks in large part to the dozhinki festival, the city completely changed its appearance, no other country in the post-soviet space celebrates the end of the harvest on such a grand scale. kobrin carried out a large-scale reconstruction of the main streets, built new facilities, the ice aren

variety of weapons, but that's not all in one of the reservoirs, according to legend, the bells of st. alexanderwere flooded it allegedly happened during the first world war during the forced retreat of the tsarist troops , church values ​​\u200b\u200bshould not have been in the hands of rejection. and they also say on the territory of the spassky monastery you can see the ghost alexei mikhailovich martynov, very respected in kubrin. personality. i even described this meeting in one of the newspapers in the thirties of the last century, i will note several people at the same time. they were non-drinking and sober people. they saw a certain semblance of a human figure in a dark robe and with a hood on his head, and at least fantasy is sometimes stronger than reason for a banal fiction. this story is not the same. well, let's go further secrets and interesting places in kobrin still abound. in 2009, largely due to the dozhinki festival, the city completely changed its appearance. for me, one country in the post-soviet space does not celebrate the end of the harvest on such a grand scale. in kobrin

>> reporter: this video captures a moment some have compared to alexander graham bell's first television microwave beam of energy sent directly from a satellite in space and received on earth by scientists from caltech. ali hajimiri cola the team that did it. >> it was a little bit unreal initially. and then it took a little time to sink in. >> reporter: solar power currently provides about 3 to 4% of the world's energy needs. but it only works during the day, or when there are no clouds. in space, the sun always shines. the challenge has always been how to capture enough of it and get it back to earth. >> let's try this. can you turn the power off and then turn it back on? i'm going to keep mitt the same place. >> reporter: hajimiri has been developing the technology to do this at his caltech lab for decades. while that is the future, at guru, the company he cofounded, he showed us how beams using currently available energy can power basic household devices right now using that same technology. so there is like a beam of energy right now? >> yes. i'm sending it specifically here, nowher

even scienceto and technology wh thomas edison and alexander graham bell and all that has happened inazing building that we call the white house. and thank you for your interest, thank you for your support and your generosity to all of us and to those who put this on again, thank you very much. and was there any other announcement i was supposed to make? >> >> [inaudible] finish. >> oh, the elaine's book signing, that's right. so we have this wonderful book, "designing camelot," which is one of to our most recent publications. publishing books was the first order of business given to us by mrs. kennedy inee 1961. she had been to the white house as a teenager with her mom, there was no guide book. have to publish a guide book. so now we publish 4-6 books a year, we have ourua quarterly magazine, and elaine is one of the authors of this beautiful, beautiful book, and she's going to be doing a book signing here at the end of the program. is that it? did i cover everything? >> [inaudible] >> yep. yep. which is about the white house gardens and the white house grounds. it's really an extra

through the prism of white house history even science and technology with thomas edison and alexander graham bell and all that has happened in this amazing building that we call the white house and thank you for your interest. thank you for your support and your generosity to all of us and to those who put this on again. thank you very much. and i was there any other announcement i was supposed to make that oh, the elaine's book signing. that's right. so we have this wonderful book designing camelot, which is one of our more recent publications publishing books was the first order of business given to us by business kennedy in 1961. she had been through the white house as a teenager with her mom. there was no guidebook. have to publish a guidebook and so now we published four to six books a year. we have our quarterly magazine. and elaine is one of the authors on this of this beautiful beautiful book and she's going to be doing a book signing here at the end of the program. is that it cover anything else? exit we will have a party gift. well, it's the new. yep. yeah, which is about the white hous

bell is there. the more i learned the details from father alexander, the more interesting it was to hear the ringing combination. and then they kindly agreed to give me a master class. and here it is the very exciting moment now we will find out how capable i am a student. i think that after my ringing trill , the inhabitants of the village of kiev clearly suspected something was wrong, so we thank father alexander for the warm welcome and hurry to meet new adventures. this time our path lies in the village of pralniki, where there is another church of st. nicholas the wonderworker, unique throughout belarus, the church, by the way, is not quite ordinary in our understanding. and the thing is that it is made in the form of a round tower, such architecture is rare for belarus, so i propose to take a closer look at it. if the trinity church, and which we told earlier, has already experienced restoration, then in this temple, right now, restoration work is in full swing. naturally, every program. i'm getting ready, so i read about the church, that at the moment services are not being conducted there. n

yes, sure, tell alexander petrovich did you serve in the army? yes, as it should be. two years of bell the internal troops of vorkuta he guarded the convicts. what relationship were you in? we were on the best terms, and besides the three of you, no one served in your unit from st. petersburg, only the three of us. what happened was that evgeny ryzhov was killed in his apartment a few days ago. no, i don’t have a car. tell boris ivanovich you are the leader of the population. yes, here's last year's complaint about captain dymov, tell me how you feel about her reacted. well, you know these complaints go from morning to evening, i complain, everything is not right, it's good. what measures were taken. and what measures this frogman did not have had his passport detained for several hours to determine his identity, they no longer complain, okay. tell me why you came to me. maybe you suspect me? the fact is that shortly before ryzhov’s death, another crime was committed that may have something to do with this grandfather? no, nothing. i just have memories of this game. i learned in the ar

entrance is close to completion , the first bell will sound here and the school year will begin vesti serbsky district, kabardinka now let's talk about sports alexander final matches of the third tour. tell us about yesterday's results tatyana, the current winner of the russian cup cska beat sochi on penalties , asia, lost to baltika in the russian cup, football passed the final matches of the third round in the group stage the day before, a sensation occurred in kaliningrad, where the baltika team beat sergei ignashevich's zenit, won the winning goal 1-0, scored at the end of the first half after a corner goalkeeper. zenit alexander vasyutin coped with the first blow after finishing angela. enriquesa vasyutin again took out the ball, but the ball had already completely crossed the goal line. counted in this way baltika became the second team in the russian cup after spartak who won victories in all three matches of the cup, in regular time the fourth tournament will be held in 3 weeks. in other e-cup matches yesterday, akhmat beat krylya sovetov rostov 21 with a score of 3:1 against lokomotiv and cska won in sochi on penalties, cska goalkeeper igory

alexander ii , the little emperor traveled around russia got acquainted with the russian provinces and once stayed in this house. after his death, the house became a memorial, and the new owners of the bellowers walled up the main entrances to the house in carvings, depicting elements of the imperial tomb on the pedestrian dzerzhinsky street, there is another remarkable house built in the palas style, this house with columns, flowerpots and pillars looks, of course, absolutely european feeling, as if it was built with stone, but not absolutely all of its decoration was done by hand from wood. if you look closely, you can see carved patterns that adorn the manor palaces of moscow and st. petersburg. and here the name is decorated with a house, though very rich in merchants. that is, local craftsmen thoroughly, having studied the european baroque style, made it almost impossible to transform it from stone into a tree of the dynasty, not only restores slats with renting a house some time ago. they completed a grandiose project completely from scratch, hand-crafting a wooden iconostasis for the znamensky cathedral of tyumen according to old drawings, patriarch alexy ii blessed this work and

orphans facts of overpricing at school markets alexander lukashenko criticized flaws absolutely everything should be eliminated in school bellsaken next week, and at the beginning of the academic year, all those responsible will again answer to the president . this omission is unacceptable. this tough position of the head of state was instructed to once again return to the issue of the content of textbooks in the country , a flurry of appeals is recorded , a monitoring group will be created under the auspices of the prosecutor general's office and the state control committee to restore order in this area, despite the high readiness of the educational institution for the new academic year informs me about the presence of certain problematic issues, the state control committee notes shortcomings in ensuring the transport of students. money education. i am also interested in how things are with the organization of food and safe conditions for children in kindergartens and schools. are the violations carried out on the issues raised, i pay special attention to nutrition, this is very important, it is not normal, when you can keep

of alexander, here that is another story, we actually know that zelenskyi is likely to go to the united states in september states actually at the un general assembly, but here there are alarm bells from italy , their defense minister began to talk about the fact that such a person should have some conversations, talk with putin. of our partners and in fact, can it have any significant impact on further cooperation with ukraine and with partners and on the support of our ukrainian formula of the love of peace, our idea of ​​ending this war, our victory actually within the boundaries of the 91st year, by the way recently, just a few weeks ago, a whole delegation of italian parliamentarians was in kyiv and what you are talking about was discussed on the seventh day, that is, i explained to them and my colleagues the issues that seem to us to be very simple and obvious, but unfortunately for the italians, not for all political forces. it is so obvious for us and for our friends, and we tried to explain and that we should not confuse peace and pacification because peace can be based only on international law and this is a requirement of a real just peace and restoration of our territ

bell evers are returning to russia just weeks after we're arriving. that's according to the washing based institute for the study of war. a report from that organization suggests that they will respond liter, alexander lucas shanker, has refused to finance the russian private army which has been allowed to operate in belarus, following its short lived uprising against the kremlin in june. the wagner group mercenaries, training batteries and military personnel. just last month that a races, ministry of defense, released the footage, which claims to show the group who were alive to setup comp in the country by leader alexander lucas jango. that came as a result of a deal. he brokered in june that put an end tour revolt against his close ally russian president vladimir putin by bag nurse and res. each was launched by their leader. you have gave me p. goshen. why a magic lucas shan't go, has appeared to welcome wagner mercenaries being in his country. there was a new search on the display of which i needs. now you're wagner, or helping us for free. even though there are mercenaries who fought and worked everywhere for money to bring us a jeweler, to be honest, yes, i want to keep them as a unit here to

bell specialist that's right. and the corners really had their own names , the verbose storm, a deaf impostor. well, and so on. 10 499 almost 21.000 without one ruble from lyon answer alexanderwer stop very cautious, pragmatic well levon you played well, but the game is a great game for you. thank you alexander please accept congratulations you won two victories in a row. it's great in our next game you will again play at the central gaming table, dear friends, great to you. thank you for your attention. total good see you. bye. roskosmos reported the crash of the moon 25 what happened to the automatic station? how many other countries have lost devices during lunar missions, the state of emergency in buryatia for flooding the suspended movement of women is an unprofitable idea? from this to this how does us tolerance bury a successful business? hello on ntv news in yegor kolyvanov's studio, on approach to belgorod , 12 air targets were shot down by the system. air defense during the day told the regional authorities. what kind of targets were not deciphered in parallel, but an air attack in belgorod region reported?

alexander dean, who campaigns for a special currency for black businesses, made controversial remarks about gay men. >> this homosexuality thing is part of the black gene genocide agenda. >> labour mp bellstanford in brixton and who chairs the parliamentary group, asked the prime minister to pledge reparations earlier this year. he said no . alka segal cuthbert he said no. alka segal cuthbert from the campaign group don't divide us said this was the right move . right move. >> the far more worrying problem is the political irresponsibility shown by appg when they take these ideas seriously because these are ideas that are frankly reintroducing racialized thinking into british society . thinking into british society. it's establishing legitimacy for seeing everything through racialized lens and absolutely no good can come of this at all. it's extremely divisive . it sets it's extremely divisive. it sets up not only divisions between black and white citizens, but it also kind of inculcates a hierarchy of oppression amongst ethnic minorities themselves . ethnic minorities themselves. >> as stanford shows. is no longer the public inquiry points for the appg, but bell ribeiro adi still spoke

alexander dean, who campaigns for a special currency for black businesses, made controversial remarks about gay men. >> this homosexuality thing is part of the black gene genocide agenda. >> labour mp bellstanford in brixton and who chairs the parliamentary group, asked the prime minister to pledge reparations earlier this year. he said no . alka segal cuthbert he said no. alka segal cuthbert from the campaign group don't divide us said this was the right move . right move. >> the far more worrying problem is the political irresponsibility shown by appg when they take these ideas seriously because these are ideas that are frankly reintroducing racialized thinking into british society . thinking into british society. it's establishing legitimacy for seeing everything through racialized lens and absolutely no good can come of this at all. it's extremely divisive . it sets it's extremely divisive. it sets up not only divisions between black and white citizens, but it also kind of inculcates a hierarchy of oppression amongst ethnic minorities themselves . ethnic minorities themselves. >> as stanford shows. is no longer the public inquiry points for the appg, but bell ribeiro adi still spoke

of russia, about 200 islands, only four islands are large georg land, and bell’s timing on the farmer and the island of alexanderever lived on the islands for 125 days. polar nights, hurricane-force winds and almost complete lack of communication are the real edge of the world. in the literal sense, only the northern train to the mainland through the harsh sea is almost 1,200 km higher. in general, she is, roughly speaking, not inhabited on the land of france joseph, in fact remains. oh now, and people live there only according to the duty of their profession, but despite this , there is the northernmost post office and even a visit to the center of the russian arctic national park but even 150 years ago about these islands. no one knew the austro-hungarian navigators discovered the archipelago and named it after the emperor of the austrian england but the first explorers. landed here only in the thirties of the last century. this is the flag that was installed on august 1, 1930. soviet expedition or pretty pass georgy sidorov proclaimed the land of france joseph of the soviet territory put up a flag, but the ma

the thing, alexander was joking and encouraging his loved ones, but the consequences of illness were no longer hidden, the parodist lost 20 kg, and was covered with ulcers of bill all the bells us, funds are spent on treatment from the bed of a sick husband, and alexander's wife anna, with whom the parodist lived for 30 years, my favorite pumpkin soup, did not leave. ponomarenko did not become in december 22 not even a couple of months passed, as the twin brother and the heartbroken widow turned into bitter enemies. why do we know right now? anya, how did it happen? well, it so happened that we have accumulated debts, your husband was seriously ill. he had cancer, right? yes, how much you fought for his life. well, almost one and a half years there were some successes or constantly. well , the fact is that the diagnosis sounded immediately the last stages of uh-huh. so, uh, anyway, we hoped and, of course, we did. how much money did it cost? we just can’t pull it ourselves , we have to ask for help then there were only 2 million. here, well, worsening. here money progressed directly, it was still not enough. yes who helped friends helped, that is, there were patrons who well

alexander dean, who campaigns for a special currency for black businesses, made controversial remarks about gay men . men. >> this homosexuality thing is part of the black genocide agenda. >> labour mp bell stanford ceos in brixton and who chairs the parliamentary group, asked the parliamentary group, asked the prime minister to pledge reparations. >> earlier this year. he said no. alka segal cuthbert from the campaign group don't divide us said this was the right move. >> the far more worrying problem is the political irresponsibility shown by appg . irresponsibility shown by appg. >> when they take these ideas seriously because these are ideas that are frankly re—introduce using racialized thinking into british society. >> it's establishing legitimacy for seeing everything through racialized lens and absolutely no good can come of this at all. it's extreme, divisive . it sets it's extreme, divisive. it sets up not only divisions between black and white citizens, but it also kind of inculcates the hierarchy of oppressions amongst ethnic minorities themselves . ethnic minorities themselves. >> stanford shows is no longer the public inquiry points for the public inquiry points for the app

alexander, dean, who campaigns for a special currency for black businesses, made controversial remarks about gay men . men. >> this homosexuality thing is part of the black genocide agenda. >> labour mp bellgside stanford ceos and brixton and who chairs the parliamentary group, asked the parliamentary group, asked the prime minister to pledge reparations earlier this year. he said no . alka segal cuthbert he said no. alka segal cuthbert from the campaign group don't divide us said this was the right move. >> the far more worrying problem is the political irresponsibility shown by appg . irresponsibility shown by appg. when they take these ideas seriously. >> because these are ideas that are frankly re—introduce racialized thinking into british society. it's establishing legitimacy for seeing everything through racial lens and absolutely no good can come of this at all. >> it's extremely divisive . it >> it's extremely divisive. it sets up not only divisions between black and white citizens, but it also kind of inculcates a hierarchy of oppressions amongst ethnic minorities themselves . minorities themselves. >> stanford shows is no longer the public inquiry points for the public inquiry p

bells, can destroy the population looks like a socket socket, but russian scientists have developed a special diet for sturgeon to increase their number and increase the quality of the game andrew studied receptors. alexanderlation of recirculating water supply and purchased the first batch. malka was exactly 10 years ago. now there is a whole sturgeon farm here. this is the so-called our first reception point, when we bring the larvae and seat them here in these cases. it has a high oxygen content and calm water. and here the fish begins to switch to artificial feed and the first rearing takes place until 5-7 years . special there are only two dozen here. sturgeons are females of that first batch, each 30 kg - this is the fish that was ten grams small even in the summer of the thirteenth year. this is what we expect to either get food game or fertilize. get your new generation of caviar, for the sake of which everything was originally started. it’s just that it’s not easy to get it so that it begins to mature females, it needs to be kept in cold water at a temperature of about 4 ° for at least 2 months, and then it should be gradually raised, and this requires special equipment recently on its the farmer