tim burton's take on the alice story. and i seem to remember that that that awful queen of hearts she was terrifying. no matter what the incarnation no. but it wasn't only the film world that was inspired by alice. i mean for instance, the surrealists were really crazy about her to. the exhibition includes, for example, the purchase list paying marian adams who was active between 1938 and 970 was clearly inspired by alice fashion designers like vivian west wood outfits on the left and victor and roof. this is the 18 layer alley stress, which appeared in a famous shoot for vogue magazine and design a camico horror created this outfit. so the brand baby, the stars shine bright, and alice is also, in spite a few more profane works, including this advertisement for the irish b. guinness. ok, so an awful lot of stuff on show there. and yet i'm sort of wondering because it doesn't seem to be very much about the ricer child dodson. a louis carol doctrine is, of course, a little controversial because of his pre selection for phot

go ask alice when your 10 feet tall. yes, i do remember that one so many references to her everywhere i really just saw. smattering and for so long was really that rare thing, wasn't she a strong strong female character? a very head. so heroine of curious, of course, stopping to and now she's been inspiring people, mostly girls and young women for over 150 years course. the story has been adapted for the big screen. numerous times. it was silent movie as early as $900.00 free. so was the disney version in 1951 little control versus the americanization and director tim burton's take on the alley story. i seem to remember that that that awful queen of hearts she was terrifying. no matter what the incarnation no. but it wasn't only the film world that was inspired by alice. i mean for instance, the surrealists were really crazy about her to. that's what the exhibition includes . for example, the purchase to release the painter marion adams, who was active between 938 and 970 was clearly inspired by this fashion designers li

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fick: the case with the alice software, the parts of the alice software we pay for as the alice software, the parts we pay for we own. the parts we did not pay for that resource at lockheed's expense or came from or caught software, we do not own the rights for. but we do on the rights for the software we paid for. >> moving forward with odin, will we own everything? lt. gen. fick: yes, ma'am. >> would be helpful if lockheed would turn over the software they technically own, it make our movement to odin simpler so . lt. gen. fick: i do not know if that will be helpful or not. we are actively working the transition from alice to odin when. i briefed this committee last year. i committed to a very aggressive timeline for the transition between alice and odin and what we've learned over the course of the last year is that that , transition in that amount of time which effectively amounted to a flip of a switch is not going to be possible. so as we have continued to mature the discussion, and our foundational work on odin over the course of the last year we have come to realize that we need

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the fabulous adventures of alice in wonderland have influenced them all. ah, what a trip indeed. and joining me here in the studio is our resident mad hatter, adrian kennedy, who, sure, just like me is a huge fan of ours. absolutely. as a child of the 60s, i do remember the fascination with the mind expanding aspects. i think that is actually the key to success. lewis carroll and the illustrator created this whole new world and entering the world of alice was a bit like taking a legal trip. this of course was very well. some doctor in the jefferson plain rook . so, white me co horror created this outfit. so the brand baby, the star, shine bright. and, and this is also, in spite a few more profound works, including this advertisement for the irish b. a. genius. ok, so an awful lot of stuff on show rivera, and yet i'm sort of wondering because it doesn't seem to be very much about the ricer. charles dodson, a louis carol doctrine is, of course, a little controversial because of his pre selection for photographing young girls there. is a photograph that he took up at a little in the

said alice, you must be said the cat. so you wouldn't have come here. who wouldn't recognize one of the most iconic lines from alice's adventures in wonderland, even if you've never read the book casual ref, references to the nonsensical tale everywhere. but what is it that makes this story so magical landon's victorian abuse him has an entire exhibition. exploring this question, patricia, can the party clean the much the most they all the parents attention one to one of the world's best men, children's books, london, victoria, and hope that museum is next addition to the cultural impact of his whimsical tales . honest itself would say, curious and curious. the fascination with alice is almost an article in a way. it is a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself published and 1865 with philip fest with it now. and we were trying to answer that question in the exhibition, why, how one's lamb become this phenomenon and not only within literature but across the film, design, photography, fashion, science, math every, every aspect. so life has some

said alice. you must be said the cat. so you wouldn't have come here who wouldn't recognize one of the most, a colleague lines from alice's adventures in wonderland, even if you've never read the book cultural ref, references to the nonsensical tale everywhere. but what is it that makes this story so magical landon's victorian of museum has an entire exhibition. exploring this question, patricia cat, the queen as the much the mat. they all the hearing posters, attention one to one of the world's best men, children's books, london, victoria, and how that can use the petition to the cultural impact of his whimsical tales. i just, honest, self would say it's curious and curious. the fascination with alice is almost an article in a way it is such a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself published and 1865. we're still a fest with it now. and we were trying to answer that question in the exhibition. why, how one's lamb become this phenomenon and not only within the literature across the film, design, photography, fa

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the fascination with alice is almost an article in a way. it is such a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself published and $1865.00, we're still a fest with it now. and we were trying to answer that question in the exhibition and why, how one's lamb become this phenomenon and not only within literature but across the film, design, photography, fashion, science, math. every, every aspects of life has some sort of connection to alice children. stories regions can be traced back to one gold in the afternoon on the chinese and in 18. 62 by advice i'm chief of the time. dutchman spun the pale for the daughter of a friend college, little 10 years old, and the time in 3 years later he published my gory account book. the pen in lewis carroll. legend was the journey of alex is so powerful. he's a very strong minded her when she feels empowered, she's curious, she's adventurous. a lot of the sort of messages in the we can learn from sales and continues to inspire people incredibly helpful icon. countless screen adaptations of the book have

how do you know i'm mad, said alice. you must be set. the cats, you wouldn't have come here who wouldn't recognize one of the most, a colleague lines from alice's adventures in wonderland, even if you've never read the book cultural ref of references. so the nonsensical tale everywhere, but what is it that makes this story? so magical landon victorian ever museum has an entire exhibition exploring this question. patricia can the party between as much can they all the parent countries in one to one of the world's best men, children's books, london, sick toria. and how can you see him is because you next addition to the cultural impact of his whimsical, tangled, honest itself, would say, curious. i'm curious. the fascination with alice is all my and in a way it is such a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself published and 1865 with philip fest with it now. and we were trying to answer that question in the exhibition and why, how one's lamb become the phenomena and not only within literature across the film, design, photography,

alice —— significance of this? alice -- significance of this?rprise that _ alice -- significance of this? not a huge surprise that in _ alice -- significance of this? not a huge surprise that in the _ alice -- significance of this? not a huge surprise that in the first - huge surprise that in the first three months of the year, we were in the midst of a lengthy lockdown and we were expecting an element of shrinkage. gdp shrank by 1.5% and gross domestic product being the value of the total... created in the uk during that period. many pointing to march as the highlight. in that month, we saw things beginning to tick up and we saw the economy starts to grow again. schools reopened, retailsales starts to grow again. schools reopened, retail sales picked up. let's get more analysis on this now and talk to my guest, doctor rebecca harding, an economist and ceo of coreonus technologies. expecting to see shrinkage in the first quarter of 2021 but was the number more or less than you were expecting? the factors driving that shrinkage and that growth in

i am trying to imagine alice cooper writing a broadway hit. could you do that?political. john lennon and i used the drink a lot together in the days and he always wanted me to get more political and i would say, john, you are trying to change the world, i am trying to entertain them. we've had so many artists, just wait until the christmas party. you might get an invite, laura. until the christmas party. you might getan invite, laura. i have until the christmas party. you might get an invite, laura. i have to say,. christian was wearing, you are wearing a very boring sued during that interview. if i wanted to interview, i should that interview. if i wanted to interview, ishould have that interview. if i wanted to interview, i should have looked... we had some fun read my is taking redoing you, you look terrifying, you can have a retirementjob in florida as an alice cooper and person impersonator. i want to check it like that. maybe i'll do that for the pubs open up on monday. i like the pubs open up on monday. i like the eye makeup. hello. thursday for some of u

my lord oh yeah in that alice will realize that it will manifest do you have information of when this investigation in the international criminal court could begin is because there is massacres ongoing to this year we have reports of a massacre that happened where 23 people were killed in in the neighborhood of for example do you have information of when this investigation could could happen see id every 2nd temple that a court to. look at it examine believing that but it might present them in. a. court of law i literally see them and then they swell up all the studying pool set in laws and the get even a case on the competency of the luck or a little c.s. it is a money that is the other view you may get them in a healthy c.s. lassalle of a quick unit but any notice but i me see at length you guess you don't get all that going the same what i saw in a while left the gallery maybe i mean they're not part of city oh and yet it's like i'm going to guess ill but i guess that will mean they'll do we had almost daily c.l.a. guess we'll little i'm on the idea of feeling is sort of a neat whe

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and since then, that feeling has gotten stronger, not weaker, alice. and republicans are confident and democrats, by the way, equally fearful that republicans are going to win back the house in 2022. i wonder if the political incentives mean that this is baked for the party, right? despite stands like cheney's. >> i agree with you and i agree with liz cheney that the facts are the facts. the election was free and fair. donald trump lost. joe biden won. and there needs to be people held accountable for the insurrection at the capitol. and many of them don't want to do so. i think all of those facts are true. the difference now is the focus has changed. the focus needs to be on firing nancy pelosi and winning the house in 2022. and unfortunately with liz cheney putting so much emphasis, understandably, on her hatred and relitigating that hatred for donald trump and taking the focus off of what the goal is, she -- >> alice, she didn't say hatred once in that piece. she said truth. she said he lost and that's the thing that other republicans won't say. >>

can you see it that way, too, alice? lie is a big distraction and it is inaccurate. donald trump lost this election, period, end of sentence. and there's no question about that. but if we want to set up a commission to investigate that and we want to investigate january 6th, let's do that. let's look at that. but the role of conference chair is to unite the party and focus on policies and not the past. it does not need to focus on donald trump, it needs to focus on nancy pelosi and getting her out of office. and that needs to be where -- clearly, as we're seeing, the colleagues of liz cheney, do not support her. clearly they want to see a change in direction. it's up to them to do so and it looks like they're going to do that this week. >> ana, is this fight over? i mean, is the trump takeover of the gop complete? are trump and matt gaetz and marjorie taylor green now the faces of the gop? >> i think you can argue that they certainly are winning this battle. and i think it's far from t-- te focus is far from defeating na

ken and his wife alice who is here this evening, great to have you here alice, now reside a blog the peaceful banks of the river in waco texas. we are blessed this evening to hear from two devoted giants of faith and freedom who have shaped our thinking and strengthened our resolve to defend america's first freedom. please join me in welcoming dr. tom ferrer and judge ken starr. >> thank you david or that can see that this is on an i can hear that this is on. i cannot tell you judge starr what a pleasure and honor it is to be here to talk about your book. as david said i work at the institute and who would not want to read a book on religious liberty in crisis and i agree with the title and we want to get into what that means tonight. and i would like to get right into this because as much as i like to hear myself speak i'd much rather listen to ken starr. i'd like to set up my first question. i want to set it up by saying why i think this book should be read by everyone. and leap into a discussion of some basic principles that i see behind the book. i will set this up and i will giv

alice ama tanto el aroma de gain, que desearía que durara más. dile hola a tu hada madrina alice y aé verde... ahora con suave leche de coco. son deliciosos. nuevos coconut refreshers de dunkin'. prueba uno mediano por 3 dólares. américa se mueve con dunkin'. (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> gracias por continuar con nosotros, temor e inseguridad a quedarse en la calle para inquilinos de todo el país después de que jueza federal suspendiera moratoria para desalojos, acción ya recurrida, javier vega nos tiene más . >> así es, nicole una mala noticia para inquilinos atrasados pero la esperanza no se pierde, el departamento de justicia pretende que la moratoria se detenga, mientras tanto se resuelve la controversia . >> cuando llegó la pandemia alicia perdió su empleo . >> la renta siguió cobrándose . >> el pago de la renta fue una pesadilla . >> mucha gente pasando problemas, si llevamos (inentendible) y pasamos renta . >> aumenta hoy la preocupación después de que jueza federal anunlara la moratoria por desalojos . >> esto era protección, significa que las familias están con riesgo de ser desaloja

and we thank alice straud. she has a vision for this emergency, i mean, for this imagination garden over there. and, i think as phil said, this is the first in any of our parks. and i'm grateful to ed shaffner for taking on the role of facilitation of friends of christopher park until brenna mcnulty stepped up. brenna had a huge impact on the development of this park working on the final design plans and it was just wonderful. one of the things she did was save the three historic play structures that are over there and that was convincing supervisor mandelman to appropriate the money for that. and then, not only did brenna create a lot of events that brought people in to the park, she coordinated two amazing where in the world is christopher park festivals. and the last festival in 2018 brought 1,400 people to this whole area. and i'm so grateful to phil ginsburg and rec and park because rec and park added much more funding beyond the $2.8 million that was in the park bond. some examples are the new fencing aro

it is also clear how much it means to the acts, including wolf alice.scale. this is quite a place to play a gig. i know, it is going — a place to play a gig. i know, it is going to _ a place to play a gig. i know, it is going to feel _ a place to play a gig. i know, it is going to feel like - a place to play a gig. i know, it is going to feel like a - it is going to feel like a dream. , it is going to feel like a dream-— it is going to feel like a l dream._ this it is going to feel like a . dream._ this is it is going to feel like a - dream._ this is me, dream. is this you? this is me, this is my _ dream. is this you? this is me, this is my musical— dream. is this you? this is me, this is my musical cave. - dream. is this you? this is me, this is my musical cave. i - dream. is this you? this is me, this is my musical cave. i am i this is my musical cave. i am really excited actually about playing in the round, i always wanted to go to a wolf alice, finally i will be able to watch afterwards. finally i will be able to watch afterwards-— afterwards. and t

the state of education in america today but if anything can over, it's gotta be student like braden alicees to make a point that these cases come up and seem extreme and portray universities in a bad light, this unfortunately is pretty standard practice, isn't it. >> i wish this was an extreme example, if not i have a child who is at a prestigious university in this country right now and the stories that i hear about what goes on in the classroom, it is shocking and i feel kinda stupid as a parent because you write the checks for tuition and you realize what it is you're supporting but it's absolutely absurd and literally the only hope for an adult in this classroom is for a child like braden alice to stand up, at one point he's telling her the history of police department the reason we have police departments is because they were designed for catching slaves 150 years ago, that is so not job, i've never heard anything like this, the idea that she's going to make up a fantasy like this and present it as something she's going to teach to students, good lord. gerry: it is wacko but is becom

thing unless elixir on this very human alice is that i have to see their their new not seeing me feet get. the matter my little see not get a while to do such a system but at a gun i don't know about that goodluck scenario about that yet but i do fragile work in math little cheered up all the c.m. do they look when it's allowed those little the animal who go see long gone for the milo less the theme doesn't quest best generally saddle in look will be more of the s. indoors this was a guy who left for something more good because look at you think i said it better be this that attacks or in war those eager natalie will not be made out that jenny color so it's a mistake what the opposition does which is to boycott the elections you see that the way forward is to start participating in those elections and when you're going to follow them or better living in a little more wherever you look process really rally remember i'm aware of but i'm aware learn lanes to do so and i love a little adorable the latest into somalia that is so they were pretty rad a sea of brick in level that they could

that's present incarnation and alice and i are always thrilled to be at the museum with a bible so alice would you stand up and take a bow. she has been working very hard in connection with what they call pub date, which is not what you do in england but publication date and working with the publisher and the publicist and we knew it would be a if not the high water mark of pub date so the museum of the bible leadership, thank you for opening this beautiful and magnificent facility, and may we all soon be together without the masks, fullly vaccinated, and a rush as wayne g. harding was wasn't to say to normal sigh. and i say by way are introduction i've been loved to write the book for 40 years, but the pandemic brought a lot of cancellations of activity and it was time to write this book because of the need for transmission. we need transmit the culture of freedom, the hope of freedom to the rising generation and at times as dr. johnson said, we stand those of us who have been around, the life's journey track a few times. we need to be reminded, even more than we need to be educatessed.

mary alice, may you rest in peace. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor trevor of highland, illinois, who died april 25, after a courageous fight with cancer. trevor began his dream of becoming a firefighter in 2005 with the volunteer fire department. later he graduated from smic and went on to serve as a granite city firefighter. trevor started his dream job with the city of champaign fire department in its operations division. trevor loved being a firefighter and was a proud professional, always striving to hone his skills to save lives. those that knew trevor will know him for his positivity and his passion for making the world around him a better place. and his love for baseball. my prayer is with trevor's wife, tiffany, children, chase and olivia, and all his friends and family spread throughout the communities he made better with his presence. he will truly be missed. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize knights action park in springfield, illinois, which is celebrating 91 years of business this year. it was founded

i'd konig lines from alice's adventures in wonderland. even if you've never read the book cultural ref, references to the nonsensical tale everywhere. but what is it that makes this story? so magical landon's victorian adverb museum has an entire exhibition. exploring this question. patricia ken aah! party aa queen as the much the much happen. they all the here and i was just attention one to one of the world's best men, children's book london, victoria. and how can you do you miss your next petition to the cultural impact of this whimsical tales? honest, herself would say furious. i'm curious. the fascination with alice is all nice and simple in a way. it is such a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself published and $1865.00 with still a fest with it now. and we were trying to answer that question in the exhibition. why, how was one glam become this phenomenon and not only within the literature across the film, design, photography, fashion, science, math every, every aspect. so life has some sort of connection to alice childr

alice, we've heard from several law enforcement officers who defended the capitol that way.cusing republicans of whitewashing what happened. do you think enough republicans are actually going to back this commission, especially if it findings what we all know, what leader mccarthy said after the insurrection, that donald trump bears responsibility? >> i certainly hope there's bipartisan input into this. everyone, republicans and democrats alike were in danger on january 6th. and we owe it to them and to our american public and the constitution of this country, to find the truth. and i fully support complete and full investigation of this. i think liz cheney was absolutely correct on her emphasis on this. not only that, boris, people need to be held accountable. the people who invited people to the capitol that day. and prompted them on. and i do think that donald trump is one of those people. rudy giuliani, donald trump jr., and that's the key here. this this is an affront to our constitution. this should never have happened. and we need to make sure that the right questions

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my name is alice harper, daughter of daniel| alice harper, daughter of daniel taggart — —— teggart.tant to our family. — —— teggart. it's so important to our family. it _ —— teggart. it's so important to our family. it meant almost more than we could _ family. it meant almost more than we could put— family. it meant almost more than we could put into words. we always knew our daddy _ could put into words. we always knew our daddy was innocent, and now the world _ our daddy was innocent, and now the world can _ our daddy was innocent, and now the world can know and keep this on record — world can know and keep this on record. after a difficult 18 months of legal— record. after a difficult 18 months of legal and a full year of reviews, the judge — of legal and a full year of reviews, the judge in the law says our father is innocent — the judge in the law says our father is innocent. a terrible... tragedy of almost — is innocent. a terrible... tragedy of almost 50 years ago. the community that took our daddy from us and _ community that took our daddy from us and left _ community that

it's much storage to look in to tell her to talk to nadia. him a love not i think and her husband alice is emma. how can, how can i share the mocha debt? is here because i need to get money from heather, bothered to me it's, i don't see it on the other side of the aisle and i'm an come to be in the loo fit, alan, and here the amendment that will be joining us. our ship should we federal realize the concern is out of the gym here at home. i do the honors. good jimmy and i'm a little bit harder but i thought it was a bit that i wouldn't. i mean, how did you want the doctor that i had with them? i got the last time i had them, then it was a look and notice on the thought of dominion when mckinney lewis. hi sheila towards can come maybe couldn't with any mother. knew them can was i had a daughter was here what i had had you, because from a hurry i be again, these are good if you mission dick of chevy, but slither the heather can remember how to get through a number. how i'm the lady. by the minute i showed them in the more than welcome to have you had, except for me, the lobby of money such

maze on a kid that one of the gable or mitch teo would have to gave it all going to be negative but alice i will not hold the law so much for flynn and that he does it kind of king what a ham laura had to do with even what an inch a feather would be. ocean of sally asked once at the minister and thought it better she said then more the look and the can accumulate miracle if you will for a cop on you before a home will give you bond with them we were brought up but we did go to. get a q.b. to move our city. or to remove all super gotta give it a miracle to keep going he. or you may. be in the. brig even if. you know by what would you believe the good. the bad and i feel although. the best solution been to member of one of the government ought to get the time of my own for a laugh lol or the 1st of all the theater. of the 5 best or only a couple of people if you. do all that. and regal and in about she is still. very very godly and talked about every. minute she then walks would often tell and she. still could have been this metal band in the energy mr man who. gave a few how most men. from

how do you know i'm mad, said alice. you must be set the cat, so you wouldn't have come here who wouldn't recognize one of the most iconic lines from alice's adventures in wonderland. even if you've never read the book cultural ref, references to the nonsensical tail everywhere. but what is it that makes this story so magical landon's victorian ever museum has an entire exhibition. exploring this question, patricia can ah party to clean the much the merch happen. they all the payment from $1.00 to $1.00 of the world's best men, children's books, london's victoria and the museum is indicating, in addition to the cultural impact of this whimsical tail, just honest itself would say it's furious. and curious. the fascination with alice is almost an article in a way it is such a huge phenomenon around the globe. the book itself published and 1865. we're still obsessed with it now. and we were trying to answer that question in the exhibition and why, how one's lamb become the phenomenon and not only within literature but acros

not i think and her husband alice had to him again how they're going to share the other mocha. that is here because i need to get my money than how to heather. bother jimmy. it's a 30 to see if i, but i was other stuff that i did. i'll in the, i'm an come to be a little bit. i mean here, the amendment that the shortest, i wouldn't get home ship should we federal realize the concern is jim here that, that home with erica. i do the jimmy, linda. i'm a fellow circular bib. jimmy to come out about that. as i thought it was a bit that i wouldn't, i mean, how does your doctor visit with them? are you going to have them then it who what others and see it's a harlem lincoln knows all thought of dominion would mckinney. ashleigh to have them come because i mean mother knew them can what i gotta do to to say what i had had because from a hurry i be of the i can me the mission of sheba theater. the in the them here. they can remove the humphrey, i guess, a little smaller number that i'm going to be late by the minute i showed them. and then the more that comes a heavy pad, except for me,

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this particular part of i look at a kid but immediately know when i'm going to get involved i mean alice old mother says hey. we've got a very and i'm out of the lab will want a 2nd cat. then a muslim had asked him to sharpen more than a little problem up to me shailesh and the initiative to give. it get or keep detainees from of the i get i'm a would that i don't need to loesch of. a 10 year lead of i will toss it up that it is a hell it may end in a multiple it was a feed ily what about all over the globe. i have developed a few western really long she even had. a little bit. until it did and that is an ad alley that i asked one of them an off she reckoned it here are slim jim and that our little here and i asked them she is a ok the bad it then give it our best to flash a bit how confessions then will they even better are not to kill off another one is the one to neha to touch the thought of fear i had or still had she and i felt the i mean how wide and for that a kid that damn like a maze on a kid that would have to gable on h k o what if they gave are all going to be negative but al

mcclymont this kind of hard are you going to confront me now when i'm going to confirm what i mean alice old mother says hey. we've got a very i'm not but whatever wondrous 2nd part. thank you. then i'm a full hand as to sharpen my time a little but what i'm up to diminish our leisure the initiative to give will it get a key military of of the i get a more wood on the road name to low shift yeah it kind of people. little one will toss it up that it is a hell it may end in a multiple it was a feed ily what about all over the globe. and have developed a few western really long she even had. a little bit of. i should do until it did and that is an ad alley that i asked one of them an off she reckoned it he asked one and demand that our little and i asked them she is a ok the bad it then give it our best to fetch a bit arrow confession. not to kill off another one is the hampton area to touch the thought of fear i had or still had she and i felt the i mean how the advantage for the kid that i am like a maze on a kid that were off the table all match tayo they gave are all going to be negativ

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all of your came alice they got a new life in west germany he studied theology and became a pastor. karl-heinz borsch out return to his hometown of christ where the old fart is kept an eye on him until the fall of the berlin wall and repeatedly caused him trouble in his university career as a specialist in german studies. but how do they look back at the b.b.c. radio program that played such a big role in their lives today unsigned letters were certainly a comforting anchor for freedom loving people behind the iron curtain but it was also an instrument of state guided anti communist propaganda a borderline case in the truest sense of the word assist. the critters that i don't think that i became a victim in the propaganda war of the 2 systems with paul or that i was somehow exploited by the editorial staff unsigned letters of the state fish fish. of the north about i'm close i don't know if we influenced people i can't say that . they are seeing. the fish go out we certainly have the intention or at least the welfare state and the hope that we were doing something good to close quar

maze on a kid that was the gable or mitch teo would have to gave are all going to be negative but alice i will not hold the last match of flynn and that is that it can if king what a ham laura had to do with even what an inch a feather would but will show for quite a bit often of sally asked them cut them and asked them and that is better she said then more the look on the can accumulate miracle if you will water cup on the bill for a home or give you bill with dum you are about up but we got to keep. our city. all to remove all super gotta give it a miracle to keep going he. got to keep are you may. be. even a thought are. you know by what would you believe the good. the bad and the affluent although. one of a half 1000000 of us subjugate the time of my own for an affluent or the 1st i wanted all the theater. of the 5 best or only a couple of people if you. could believe there. were many like her and regal and in about she is still. very very godly and talked about every. minute she the mix would often tell and she. still could have been this better than the lending energy mr man who.

wayne tebow, fairfield porter, alice neil. i've studied a lot of those paintings. painters and their paintings. yesterday hendrik huckabee, a young painter out of fort worth texas and i had if anybody is interested in art i would look them up . he came over and we were talking about art. some of the things i've been working on n. one of the things that happens with cedric is you ought to look at the work of so and so. anyway, jim woodson is another instructor we spent a lot of time in mexico. my first instructor was gail more fleet was an accomplished painter. all of them had done a lot as and not only teaching me different aspects of meaning but encouraging me and a good teacher is someone who encourages . one time roger winter came over and said you ought to paint the leaders with whom you served.this guy is a long-term alice painter. you've got to be kidding me, you think i can do that and he said absolutely i. they've all helped me aspire and anyway, it's been a fabulous journey. >> i've loved watching it. this is your second book of portraits and your first wa

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they are showing them to be a racist regime that kills alice unions and children as they slept in the and these massacres are not covered because some of them... crosstalk. forgive me, we are out of time but thank you very much indeed for the update from gaza. in other news, the world health organization says the number of deaths from the global covid pandemic is as much as three times higher than official figures suggest. the current official number is around 3.4 million. but after analysing what are known as �*excess deaths', by comparing the number of deaths to the predicted average, the world health organization says a more realistic figure would be between six and eight million. dr samira asma is assistant to the who director general and a leading specialist on data and analytics. as of today, we have about 3.4 million deaths that are currently reported which is close to, as you said, 2— three times higher. and this is likely a significant undercount and the world health organisation, along with the un and many exploits around the world, are looking for experts around the world a