that was the international association of chiefs of police. judge jackson held the an unusual broad range of support for law enforcement groups, crime victims advisors, business associations and civil rights groups. former dc circuit judge thomas griffith introduced judge jackson at the confirmation hearing. judge griffith a president of george w. bush appointee vouched for the careful approach, extraordinary understanding and collegial manner. judge jackson demonstrated the recorde of excellence, and i believe based on her work as a trial judge when i served on the court of appeals she would add judy kate based on the facts of the law and not in a partisan manner. and in the former circuit judge, president george hw bush appointee the recently advised vice president mike pence endorsement eminently qualified to serve on the supreme court and is highly credentialed and experience in the low as any nominee in recent history. her colleaguesth have given the highest ratings. those that know her best and have worked with her it gives us all great

the association decided to create visual representation of your work.age of the ship, as if without metal. yes , because the whole ship is, as a result, entangled with our cable routes along across, which means along the sides along the bulkheads. so, for some reason, it means the foundation of the bracket, and this thought is in order to again be able to imagine and give rise to the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bcreation. here is such a layout. eh, so that's how it is there? as clearly as possible, of course, it is very difficult to actually carry out this plan. he is, because really, in fact, this is a web. everybody we saw diagrams of human nerves and arteries, by the way, in our body there are 75 km of nerves and 100,000 km of blood vessels on this layout we see only the main cables , and here it is clearly visible that the cables completely follow the contours of the boat, but in fact there are many more it's like a tight cocoon inside a submarine. here, uh, it's a little detailed here, but something can be imagined, so, after all, what does uh, artik, wel

_ don't want your name associated with this it's not — don't want your name associated with this.k they want to— be associated with, so i think they want to put— be associated with, so i think they want to put this directly to the minister _ want to put this directly to the minister. we'll do this because we have to _ minister. we'll do this because we have to be — minister. we'll do this because we have to be simple servants —— civil servants — have to be simple servants —— civil servants this— have to be simple servants —— civil servants. this is saying this is on you. priti — servants. this is saying this is on you, priti patel. we want that absolutely clear that this is on you _ let's move onto something a little lighter in the mirror. harry and meghan, a low—key reunion for the royals. meghan, a low-key reunion for the r0 als. , ., , , royals. yes, absolutely. the -ictures royals. yes, absolutely. the pictures are _ royals. yes, absolutely. the pictures are around - royals. yes, absolutely. the pictures are around a - royals. yes, absolutely. the pictures are around a lot - r

as of today's date, 21 state associations have withdrawn from the national school boards association.[applause] and at least 29 of the remaining associations have distanced themselves from the letter and stated they do not agree parents exercising their first amendment right should be investigated by federal law enforcement or department of justice. >> a couple of final comments, if you want to see a complete narrative, republican attorney generals have an aggressive investigating this and thinking are two great work. there are e-mails from the national school board association press as part of a request of the letter, they worked with the white house drafting the letter and changes were made at the white house. i encourage you to listen to our attorney generals garland testimony, senator cotton aggressively questioned him, this is an unfolding issue, republican attorney general survey request in the federal government, we want to see what you are e-mails say that match your e-mails. the law firm has done a great job and they are litigating so keep an eye on this, there will be more t

the only associations other than aarp that talk about this are associations that are lobbying for putting more money so that the brokers get rich and the rest of us get their money lost. if anybody looked at the news yesterday, the market took a big dive. unless the 401(k)s, this is what i wanted to comment on. unless they are highly regulated such that when you get within time of withdrawing the money, it should be transitioning by law to more fixed income-type investments in my opinion, so there is actually some money that is not at risk. host: appreciate the call. will hansen? guest: i appreciate those thoughts. i want to respectfully disagree. working directly with an advisor, yes there are fees associated working with that advisor. in the long run, individuals will be able to retire with a secure retirement because of working with that advisor. 401(k) plans are heavily regulated. when it comes to financial products out there, an advisor that is working directly with an individual and their assets as i mentioned a little bit ago, has the strongest standard of care out there. if they a

that was the international association of chiefs of police. judge jackson has an unusual broad range of support from law enforcement groups, crime victims and survivors, business associations and civil rights groups. former d.c. circuit judge thomas griffith introduced judge jackson at her confirmation hearing. judge griffith of president george w. bush appointee vouched for her careful approach, extrajudicial understanding and collegial manner.ac judge jackson had demonstrated record of excellence and i believe based on the work as a trial judge when i served on the court of appeals that o she will adjudicate based on the facts of the law and not in a partisan manner. and then former fourth circuit judge mitchell levick, a president george h. w. appointee has offered a similar a choice that when he wrote that she's eminently qualified to serve on the supreme court and is highly credentialed and experienced in the law as any nominee in recent history. our colleagues had given her the highest ratings to those that know her best, those who have

we have an associated letter saying _ and you? we have an associated letter saying we _ and you?r saying we would _ and you? we have an associated letter saying we would like - and you? we have an associated letter saying we would like to i and you? we have an associatedj letter saying we would like to be seen and accepted as a country infosys of accession to the european union. i don't believe in moldova are willing to accept a defeat and we have to defend ourselves and some of the governmental circles would like to see that moldova is regarded by russia as a neutral country. in my humble opinion, neutrality doesn't speak anything to russia. it is simply a nickname for inaction and the neutrality is exploited by russia to keep moldova silent and not to support ukraine in any other way. not to support ukraine in any other wa . ., ~ ., ., ., not to support ukraine in any other wa. ., .,. ~ ,, ., way. former moldovan mp speaking to me a little earlier. _ campaigning has ended in france ahead of what's expected to be a close run—off between president emmanuel macron, and his far—rig

it is great to be back at the republican lawyers association. someone described as group as a lesson or to group of the federal society. you have to look around the room and i'm not sure if that's accurate or not. that was an april fools joke. not about the federal society but about you. the tip of the spear for the courtrooms and places all across the country to ensure republicans get a fair shape and the democrats as partisan as it may be, played by the rules. when republican campaign needs a legal brief at 3:00 a.m. on election night they call you in their home states. many other patriots like my former boss chuck cooper. i have to tell you it is hard work as a young associate to keep chuck cooper appointed in the luxurious lifestyle which has become accustomed. it was so hard i had to join the army and go to iraq to get a break from them. but i am deeply honored, have to say little mystified at the great award that you've given me. thank you very much. [applause] it's meaningful to receive the award this year and what you might call the year

and with that, i yield the floor. >> i support judge brown jackson to serve as the associate justice in the united states supreme court. and then with impeccable credentials graduating from harvard magnet somebody in graduating with honors from harvard law school where she edited the harvard law review. after graduation judge jackson worked at top firms in private practice and secured three prestigious court ships including one for justice breyer on the supreme court. later as a public defender to represent people who could not afford a lawyer. i cannot think of better evidence of her commitment to equal justice under the law where everyone regardless of entheir means has a right to fair representation. judge jackson is clearly qualified for this position nobody doubts that my colleagues know that because the senate has confirmed her three times with bipartisan support first to serve as vice chair and second to the us district court for the district of columbia for the dc circuit. judge jackson comes to this floor with the best legal training where can can offer a decade of experienc

i rise to speak on the nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson to serve as associate justice on the supreme court of the united states. the if confirmedee later this wk judge ketanji brown jackson will be the first black woman on the united states supreme court in its 2 233 year history. yesterday morningee i had the privilege of being with her and we discussed heard judicial methodology as well as her stories and her past in the law. rising up to overcome so many barriers judge jackson's story and her family story is truly an american story. the story of hard work, sacrifice and the story of commitment to excellence. judge jackson's academic credentials are impressive graduating from harvard college and harvard law school with honors from both college and law school. her run paralleled professionalism in the breadth of her legal experience equals or exceeds that of any nominee in recent history. she has worked in private practice, she's worked as an assistant public defender federal public defender and a law clerk in the federal judicial branch including a law clerk to justice brey

all production sites in the arctic employ highly qualified specialists. 1200 associations have highercation. the arctic not only revitalizes new ships, but also prolongs the life of one of the important production facilities of the union of the workshop into legendary stars, the ship repair center is engaged in the repair and modernization of ships and submarines. it is no secret that equipment and weapons quickly become obsolete, and harsh operating conditions bring mechanisms and devices to a pre-emergency state quickly enough so that the combat unit meets the modern level, so that all its systems work trouble-free and carried out repairs and upgrades. this means that we participate, uh, in cooperation with many ship repair enterprises, but our main partner is our severodvinsk star, we participate in the development of repair documentation and a very large range of our activities. this is also the repair of electrical equipment of power equipment. that is, we repair engines of various pump systems. we repair electrical machines static converters electorate devices. carry out corresp

new association of banks.y are asking to do this after the stabilization of the situation in the country and after supplies and technical support, equipment, bankers are established, they explain the largest foreign manufacturers of baths. matov stopped providing services in russia, which means that it is impossible to update the software in atms and teach them to identify new banknotes, plus bankers continue to use cash registers for processing, banknotes are completely imported at the central bank have already announced that egor will study the proposal about the economy all business news told and read to you did not become life thank you in russia launched. a large-scale retraining program to improve skills or learn a new skill. this year almost 350,000 people will be able to invite those who are especially hard on the labor market of young people, mothers, so -called pre-retirees people without education for each subject their choice of available professions depending on the needs of the region report by v

associated with this i directly associated with this wrongdoing _ directly associated with this wrongdoingthis wrongdoing-— directly associated with this wrongdoing. directly associated with this wronaudoin. �* , ., ., wrongdoing. all eyes are now one conservative _ wrongdoing. all eyes are now one conservative backbenchers - wrongdoing. all eyes are now one conservative backbenchers and i wrongdoing. all eyes are now one i conservative backbenchers and what they think about the prime minister's future. it is hard to overstate the significance of this moment. despite the denials, the police think the lockdown laws were broken here, the very place where they were drawn up. but the mood in westminster has changed, too, in large part because of the war in ukraine. many conservative mps are reluctant to bring down the prime minister at the moment, and that may yet be what saves borisjohnson. haifa yet be what saves boris johnson. now is the time for — yet be what saves borisjohnson. firm is the time for people to continue their support in our effort to stop their support in our effort to stop

senator durbin: there is a tie vote to be an associate justice. pursuant to section 3 of senate resolution, i'll transmit >> c-span's washington , everyday we are taking you through issues that impact you. we will talk about the change in pandemic order rules with glenn grothman, then the biden administration's decision with a senior institute fellow. then, we talk about the post to established a supreme court code of ethics. watch washington journal tuesday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone also. >> on tuesday, lloyd austin and the chair of the joint chiefs of staff testify on the defense budget request. liven 9:30 amcs on c-span3, or on the free video at c-span now. >> spring has sprung, and it's time for the spring sale. now through tuesday at c-span shop.org. save on accessories, there is something for every fan. scan the code. >> with increased gas prices, the house energy and commerce committee hears testimony from six oil company executives about their business practices in the foss

how creates the nervous circulatory system of ships, see the story, and the northern production association nuclear submarine, one of the most advanced technical devices, according to experts, is constructive, it is more complicated than even spacecraft; submarines have been performing tasks for decades in the most severe conditions of sea water, already an aggressive environment in itself, and the submarine sinks into great depths, where the pressure on the hull is enormous during the performance of tasks, the submarine and all its systems experience enormous loads, and therefore the highest requirements are placed on them. there are not many countries involved in the development of submarines, and only five states produce boats with a nuclear reactor. such boats are high-tech combat vehicles. these are great diving depths, complex equipment, a huge amount of weapons and nuclear reactors. in our program, we showed how an underwater a boat at a legendary enterprise, sevmash, the path from a sheet of metal to a submarine is long and difficult, it is especially difficult to work with metals a

for the first 95 years of the association's existence. the presidents were white men with the exception of nellie nielsen about holyoke college who served in that office in 1943. john hope franklin broke the streak of white presidents in 1979 and the election of natalie seaman davis in 1987 marked the beginning of a long line of women in the position 13 since that year. presidential address is reflected these changes in leadership offering a few of history that that included whole suas of humankind missing from the earlier ones. reading all the addresses and only them in chronological order presents the historian with a problematic assignment based on an unusual primary source. this speeches are easily accessible online and they back into the reader who is curious about the views of a particular scholar. or the tenor of a particular time but few people other than aha presidents i assume sit down and read all 137 of them. sequentially as i did last spring one of the disadvantages in doing so is that the address is by themselves would sugge

one is gwyneth bartman from the state hunting association. that as is the author's critique here it is where the 1st lucky came out of the crate. the 1st links on the other is you did all of the nature and environment conservation foundation. the hunter says he still can't forget the moment of the release. my router. no, no, i'm. well, i was slowly unpacking the crate loudon. you could hear the soft purring of the link there. look so or a total of 20 links from slovakia were gradually resettled successfully. the number of links has remained stable. the cats have reproduced, but hopes that females could make their way to burden burton berg are quickly dashed by conservationist you'd it on 60 days, was on your list or not. and i was going across the plane of the rhine that this is, is really, really unlikely that there's an update, but that won't happen soon. and when and wrapped in a shaft and even more unlikely as a female actually managing it, not but for you. and then having the exceptional law and we can meet the single male that is roamin

i associate myself with his statement. i have jewish friends, as i believe most people do, and i have spoken to them about the horrors of the holocaust. i've been to israel and i've been to yad vashem. it shows with clarity about the horrors of the holocaust. i am so proud that our leadership has gone on record in remembrance, and i'm proud that this congress passed a resolution, signed by president carter initially, for days of remembrance. and i yield back the balance of my time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. rouzer, for five minutes. mr. rouzer: madam speaker, i rise today in honor of the national day of prayer next week on may 5. the united states has always been a nation of prayer. from our very first settlers to our founding fathers, our leaders have understood the power of prayer and have consistently called the nation to prayer during times of consequence, adversity, conflict, and crisis. since the first call to prayer in 1775 when the continental co

it was strongly condemned in the women's men's world tennis associations.elieve wimbledon's unilateral decision is unfair and could set a devastating precedent for tennis, as the women's tennis association has repeatedly stated . athletes should not be penalized or exclusion from participation in competitions because of where they come from or because of decisions made by governments. countries discrimination against athletes is neither fair nor unjustified for russian and belarusian tennis players. colleagues among them stood up, for example, the eighteen -time grand slam winner martino navratilova and the current first racket of the world new djokovic, the serbian athlete understands perfectly. how much will wimbledo lose over the removal of strong players, moreover, in a similar situation, he found himself in january of this year, when due to lack of vaccinations against kovity. estimate the decision of the court, the australian authorities went on principle and did not allow djokovic to australia opan, our danil medvedev then openly supported novakov dj

it's not to shoot up as a conservation and state hunting association. remember until i'm responsible for all types of nature and wildlife visited on biodiversity and large carnival as a part of that team, i would either look have to make clear that the links belongs here. if you have one thing is decisive, the lynx is in the hunting law, and it's in there because we also have an obligation to foster and protect it, a honda t and it's our animal to the or not to not just a protege of the conservation associations among this but the state hunting association and garden that and bag didn't support active re settlement at all during the last part of his trip, i mean half now meets bordeaux and his owner, michelle back back is also fascinated by the big cat that he tracks regularly he's train his dad to pick up the center of the links or doff, actually thought it was released is getting tied. what's the hell? yes, he's got something of equal duffy with since it is she's if, if you can see the links trans apartment dot org mikayla back is a hunter. he's also

it is that state association that is a member of the national school boards association so we reached out to every state association and asked three question, whether they supported it and whether they believed parent engaging with their scoreboards and first amendment rights exercising, it should be considered by law enforcement or investigative and asked whether they intended to refer complaints or whether they intended to refer complaints to local law enforcement and asked how they define harassment of public officials. as of today's date, 21 state associations have withdrawn from the national school boards association. [applause] and at least 29 of the remaining associations have distanced themselves from the letter and stated they do not agree parents exercising their first amendment right should be investigated by federal law enforcement or department of justice. a couple of final comments, if you want to see a complete narrative, republican attorney generals have an aggressive investigating this and thinking are two great work. there are e-mails from the national school board a

who is in these associations and what do they do? tell vladimir bochenko.a vast area on the outskirts of the city, it is known among the townspeople as the abode of pensioners, so not without humor they celebrate the time of craving. many retirees to this area are explained by the fact that it is there that the fertile valley lies, where, since the time after the second world war , small plots of the so-called garden associations were most often allocated to elderly citizens. their dawn was marked by the famine years after the war, when in these tiny plots the townspeople grew themselves, an aid to a multitude of fruits and vegetable garden of the ussr was formed in 2014, 4 years after i retired. i would like to get into this association, but there were no free places for a long time. and that in 2019 i crawled through the garden now with great joy, that is, everything grows on them for me, how they tremble, well, an outbreak of interest in garden associations has flared up. last years ahead invasion that the disease is less likely to grab someone who loves

i am sure that many of you today the word sanatorium immediately evokes associations in the soviet unionh something shabby vintage. actually. you will be surprised, because many sanatoriums no longer interfere with modern ones. here, for example , is my number, can you tell me that this is a soviet sanatorium; everything here is absolutely modern and very as spacious as a bed. and about that, on the contrary , cheer up in the pool. well, what to do, but at the same time you can not only relax properly. well, the prosthesis is wellness procedures. by the way, it's time to find out which ones appointed me everything is fine. don't worry, everything is fine. we will do some procedures to bend and unbend you more than 300 times. this relaxes the muscles, reduces tension and relieves pressure. when you work on the simulator, your body produces its own analgesics, that is, the muscles begin to work and you uh stop your back pain. then you will go to carboxytherapy. these gas injections will cut off certain parts of the body. and to be more precise, they prick you with sterile liquid carbon dio

senator durbin: there is a tie vote to be an associate justice. pursuant to section 3 of senate resolution, i'll transmit to the secretary of the senate a notice of this tie vote. we will vote on judge stephanie davis to the court of appeals. [roll call] >> 12 votes, 10 nays. senator durbin: we will consider the nomination of robert howy to be the u.s. district court for the southern district of california. please excuse me. previous roll call would the. >> 13 yeas, 9 nays. next vote no, ma'am nailted to the third circuit. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] >> 11 yeas, 11 nays. senator durbin: there is a tie vote to the u.s. circuit judge. the senate resolution i will transmit to the secretary of the senate a notice of the tie vote. next we vote on the nomination of robert howy, does anyone seek recognition? [roll call] the clerk: the votes are 12 yeas and 10 yeas and one pass. -- 11 nays, 5 nays and one pass. senator durbin: 11-10. senator durbin: we will now vote on evelyn pa dean. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] the clerk: the

thompson's associate, a man named robert lion associated with -- he turned over this photo of thompsong with the coat rack. and a video from the same day were tom's recorded himself passing in front of a mirror, seen here in a screen grab where he reportedly went on to yell, woo, america, hey, this is our house. security footage for the day shows what appears to be thompson entering the capitol at 2:48 pm not long after the building was first breached. excuse me for one second. you can see on here, in that same trump winter hat, before eventually walking into an office on his right. here he is about three minutes later, apparently leaving the office with a bottle of bourbon. ha. thompson left the building in return about four minutes later associate was cooperating in the two of them headed into that same room before leaving a few minutes later. and then you can see what appears to be thompson holding that coat rack, a souvenir from the other photo. thompson was charged with several crimes, including obstruction of an official proceeding and the theft of government property. his associ

the aluminum association, chemical manufacturers association.ou're gonna see they're working politicians with the most sophisticated legislative campaigns. >> what were they saying to you in those meetings? and did you learn anything that did help to shape your views? >> well, they made their case, they made their point. so you listen to them like you would anybody. i wasn't surprised by anything i heard. ♪ ♪ >> you met lee raymond, the chairman and ceo of exxon. what kind of relationship did you have with him? >> well, lee raymond was a south dakota boy, i remember that. um, i didn't have a close relationship with him. i, um, but i listened to him. he's head of the largest oil company in the country. i listened to everybody's opinions. >> so this is a page from a briefing document. and it's, the title is, "the dilemma for congress." "draft resolution is attached for your consideration." >> so the american automobile manufacturers association is putting forth, on behalf, i think, of the global climate coalition, the draft resolution for the sena

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schimmel is a board member of the associated -- he is also associated director of the springfield water commission, a commission of retail and wholesale water services to the city of springfield and surrounding communities. the commission serves a population of approximately 250,000 people in the lower pioneer valley of western massachusetts. mr. schimmel and his leadership team manage more than 225 employees, while providing approximately 30 million gallons per day of drinking water and treating 40 million gallons a day of wastewater from the communities they serve. thank you for being here, mr. schimmel. let me see here, i think i need to go to you. last but not least, i would like to turn it over to senator lamest to introduce our fourth and final witness. >> thank you chairwoman, i am really happy to introduce to our subcommittee mr. marc pepper, associate director of the rural water systems. the largest utility membership in all of wyoming. in our first subcommittee, our first hearing on the drink water and wastewater act last year, i showed a picture on some of the emergency repai

first lady is association for research and education. it's brand fairly brand new and it really i would say it is that it is the child of the white house historical association's focus on first lady, so i just want to thank you anita and stuart wherever you are, but thank you so much. thank you. thank you. our coverage of the white house historical association conference continues i firmly believe that the work of telling our full true history through historic places is the most important work that the national trust has engaged i

do you regret your association with him?o you think he changed or did you get him wrong at the beginning? and you obviously paid a very heavy price, not least ten years in russian prison and you today are a very passionate campaigner against putin and for what you call in open russia, with an open russian foundation, with an anti—putin coalition of exiled politicians. you are doing everything you can to change russia from outside but would you accept that what we see today is the failure of your political campaign against putin? i'm sure you are aware of the total information control that the kremlin operates, you're aware of the narrative that putin and his associates are giving to the russian people. this is russia's defensive war, nato is seeking to undermine russian security and that russia has a fundamental right to send its forces into a war which is safeguarding russian culture, russian history and russia's future. that seems to be a message that resonates with the people and that's why i'm wondering whether your mess

that is why we set up the international refugee association. are tons of refugees who have been waiting for years to get to the united states so now we are going to take another level of refugees. those things are very different. the former administration stopped processing. the biden administration has restarted this program that allows certain processing. the main concept that sends is something we do not tell anyone else. we are able to process anyone else coming into the country so why does this specific group of people seem to be a threat. other people were allowed to apply for asylum. host: let's hear from our first call. we go to jason in arlington, virginia. caller: you just spoke to my, what i was about to ask, which is specific to -- depending on what newspaper you read and what channel you watch, we are going to have 200,000 afghans coming 2 america, which is to my point of view, a very moral thing to do. we may have up to half a million maybe ukrainians, may be more coming in. how does that affect, from your point of view, -- right

rise tonight to support judge ketanji brown jackson's nomination to serve as an associate justice on the united states supreme court. judge jackson comes to this floor with impeccable credentials. she graduated from harvard magna cum laude, she graduated with honors from harvard law school, where she edited the "harvard law review." after graduation, judge jackson worked at top firms in private practice and secured three prestigious clerkships, including one for justice breyer on the supreme court of the united states. later, she served as a public defender, representing people who couldn't afford a lawyer. i can't think of better evidence of her commitment to equal justice under the law, where everyone, regardless of their means, has the right to fair representation. judge jackson is clearly qualified for this position. there's nobody who doubts that. my colleagues know it because the senate has confirmed her three times, with bipartisan support, first to serve as vice chair of the u.s. sentencing commission, second for the u.s. district court for the district of columbia, and last

she's been lauded by the fraternal order of police and by the international association of chiefs of police. prominent republican-appointed judges and lawyers have spoken in favor of her confirmation. the american bar association listed her as well qualified for the position to which she has been nominated, their highest rating. there is no question in my mind that she will serve our nation well and with distinction as the newest justice of the supreme court. and i will vote in favor of her confirmation this week, proudly. i've watched many of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle strain to find some justification for voting against judge jackson. they know she's highly qualified. they know she's a person of integrity. they know she has the training and judgment required of a supreme court justice. last week, one republican member of the senate judiciary committee called judge jackson, quote, a person of exceptionally good character, respected by her peers, and someone who has worked hard to achieve her current position, unquote. another republican member of the committee note

the festivals association. >> made the announcement last week. they put the blame on the city citing rising insurance costs. tonight, kron 4 s taylor bisacky spoke to mayor murray blankley who says there's more to the story. >> the backlash is just it's from the pain that our community is feeling. you're mayor. murray blankley says the city's taken some of the heat after many pointed fingers at the city online, blaming it for the cancellation of the gilroy garlic festival. as we know it. >> however, mayor blankley put out a statement on thursday setting dwindling cash reserves impacting the associations ability to put on the large event. >> i believe the association to some degree was also kicking the can down the road, trying to figure out what to do about the development that encroached around christmas hill park because that was the beginning of the inability to accommodate. >> people, all those people coming to the garlic festival and being able to park right there and walk in and the cost of busing people from 8 farther location was eating i

veronica is also, uh, the saint who is associated with the latter. when the lord, you don't have a cross. yes, and uh, then the women wore such a large scarf, huge on their heads. veronica saw that some man, all wounded and with bruises, was carrying a cross. him his her home. she took off this board and gave it to him wondering. he rubbed himself, handed it to her, she turned around and saw the face of god of that man there. she realized that it was a prophet. she turned around for a fee from the whole crowd and began to show everyone that this cross carries. this is a great man, look reflected in my dress. so this icon arose from veronica of the appearance of the mother of god in jerusalem on a passionate path in this antique shop it was, as it were. understood. eh, the blessing of the mother of god, to take it to the purple arthur and place this icon there. they didn't. so, and for the second time , mother george appeared and now she found e and bought and transferred to vladivostok the icon of the port arthur warrior that appeared in jerusalem, p