she named him benedict, which means bussing. -- blessing. she was so thankful for her parents love and support that she felt called to serve those who were not as fortunate as her. in herned with others community to start a maternity home to care for homeless women who were pregnant. that is great. they named it "room at the inn ." today she and her husband are the parents of six beautiful children. her oldest son benedict and daughter maria joined us here today. where are they? come on over. that is great. [applause] over the last 15 years, "room at the inn. " has given hope. it has shown each woman that she is not forgotten, that she is not alone, and

benedict, you hot—footed it from sandhurst. was it entente cordiale or lukewarm?n the announcements. it was a delayed press conference. a long press conference, an interesting press conference. i would say that one of the two strong moments in it, that caused a little frisson, with not just moments in it, that caused a little frisson, with notjust the french and the british ministers who, were there and had come to see bosses and sign treaties themselves, as well as the uk and the british press, is when emmanuel macron referred to in french, when he said "be my guest" this was very much about the city of london having access to the single market if you are not a part of the the single market you cannot retain them in that way. that was a strong message. it is something that he has thought about a great deal. he repeated what the french president, the french government have said before, that there is great regret that the united kingdom is leaving the eu but it's a british decision and therefore, you need to see it through if that's what you need to do. i think it

my own benedict from pop export i'm meeting with teen heartthrob mike singer here in berlin how his debut album topped the charts and his conscience are a sad find it safe to say that mike has made the big time out of my but early success is good for everyone many young people get lost in the mix and stray down wrong paths if it now does mike deal with it and that's what i'm here to find out and i'm very excited to meet him. here we go again i promise i'm. just. like you know. this is really. sad. and i don't know your new album is out and as we've just heard the title track is very much a blend of parlette tronic dance and afro pop pop so how is this album different from the first and i have a better feel for other side of the new our small but sure it's not just upbeat songs it also has a slower songs and fans will really have to chew on into the lyrics to understand that's ok you're quite famous and successful for your age your john you could tell you have a fear that you might somehow lose touch with reality. would have to win the game over twenty years my team and my family are reall

my lord it's been been in my own benedict from pop export i'm meeting with change mark from mike singer here in berlin how his debut album topped the charts and his cautions are a sad find it safe to say that mike has made the big time out of my but early success is not good for everyone many young people get lost in the mix and stray down wrong paths etc how does mike deal with it all that's what i'm here to find out and i'm very excited to meet him. but here we go again i'm. curious to. know if you know that he will go so this is a. saturday. night in. vienna sad. sad. sad but i don't know your new album is out and as we've just heard the title track is very much a blend of parlette tronic dance and afro pop pop so how does this album different from the first aston i have a better feel for the side of the new hour that's more mature it's not just upbeat songs it also has a slower songs and fans will really have to chew on into the lyrics to understand that. you're quite famous and successful for your a young john you could tell you have a fear that you might somehow lose touch with re

the hymn knows have arrived in noisy hard to hear one of the rules of st benedict is being read. care must be taken that no monk presume on any ground to defend another monk in the monastery or as it were to take him under his protection even though they be united by some tie a blood relationship. this is durations are among the strictest catholic monastic orders living according to the rule of st benedict he formulated the precepts in the sixth century when he founded the great monastery of monte cassino near naples every evening a monk reads from the rules. but moving house does involve worldly activities not only do boxes have to be transported the monks also have to officially register in their new home. the christening is a gutsy first we found the space to pray and now we render unto the state that which is the state's let's stop this industry and. that's not how things going to work with clinical trial very well we just did what we do in hard to get the courts and what the lord has called on us to do what we know prayed and between prayer as we did worth it had to be done

and it benedict is being pretty this reshuffle contie tomorrow. we will also being brief that this was actually an to be the most important cabinet reshuffle since treason may replace david cameron. of and of course health problem is that she cannot. really make very bold move she has s very limited. cacapitol is f far as a musl capitol is c concerned becae of course she called last general election. so he surprised everybody including her own policy. law student instead of increasing the majority s se inherited f from the previos conservative prime minister david cameron on that was a majority seventeen she's now leading as we will lead a minority government propped up by small. northern all the d. u. p. the democratic unionist so i should point out that yes is limited because the big piece foreign secretary hurd secretary charles of the exchequer defense secretary. will get the jobs on interesting that apparently some ministers on that shows will have power is limited. did not agree to do this change jobs and not one o of them is s the house. je

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her oldest son benedict and daughter maria joined us here today. where are they? come on over. that is great. [applause] over the last 15 years, "room at the inn. " has given hope. it has shown each woman that she is not forgotten, that she is she reallyand that now has a whole family of people who will help her succeed. that hope is the true gift of this incredible movement that brings us together today. it is the gift of friendship, the gift of mentorship, and the gift of encouragement, love, and support. those are beautiful words, and those are beautiful gifts. most importantly of all, it is the gift of life itself. that is why we march. pray, and that is why we declare that america's future will be filled with goodness, peace, joy, dignity, and life for every child of god. life you to the march for special, special people, and we are with you all the way. they got bless you, and may god bless america. thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> at the very head of this leadership, is a pro-life speaker of the house. it is our ho

benedict: this is the annual order and delivery tallies that they came out with this morning. is still ahead in terms of deliveries. they still get to carry that mantle of being the biggest playmaker, but in terms of orders, they have just north of 1000. if you look at the breakdown, that is the story. they do well on the smaller planes. they struggle on the bigger planes. is there any point asking questions? fabrice is leaving. you wonder if they are the guys that can answer the questions on what happens next with the 380? enedikt: you will have to work hard on your interview skills. a bit of a lame-duck situation. ahy is leaving and fabrice is leaving. the big question that you might want to ask and i am sure it is at the top of your list is what will happen with the 380? that you lose the order they are still hoping to get. would john leahy leave without getting that order? that would be a blemish on his record. matt: thank you so much. covering a lot of noise for us here on bloomberg tv. meanwhile, the euro is at its strongest level since -- against the dollar since 2014.

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move, he sentsive colonel benedict donald to attack quebec through maine. part of attacking canada was forging license -- alliances with native commands. meetingsn have -- held with large convoys from their communities. part of becoming commander in chief was diplomacy. he even tried to find cooperation with the french, using new england's anti-catholicism. it turned out to be crucial for the rest of the war. at his first headquarters, general washington learned a hard lesson about spy craft. in july, he paid a man to go into boston and send out intelligence, to establish a secret correspondence for the purpose of conveying intelligence of the enemy's movements and designs. however, because of a letter sent to headquarters to joseph read which said destroy this letter and the men who received it did not destroy this letter, , a shopkeeper john carnes former minister. so the american army still had a lot to learn about spy craft. the letter revealed intelligence ring they had set up to send correspondence into boston to john carnes had already been infiltrat

victory and of all manki mankind, god of abraham and mos moses, and god hear us here and pour out thy benedictionound to close their demonstration in prayer, their leaders moved on the the white house to meet with president kennedy. the president's active concern with the progress for the negro in housing, education and employment is well known. the members of the overall policy committee of the march in washington reported the conference was friendly and cooperative. chairman a. philip randolph reportses first. >> we believe it is going to have its effect on the image of the country all over the world, because it will indicate that not only are negros struggling to achieve a tran sfrigs second class to t -- a transition from second class to first class but that our brothers and sisters are marching arm and arm with the negro and thecountry for the pu achieving this objective and consequently this is and has been a great american experience. >> the reverend dr. eugene carson blake, united presbyterian church of the united states of america was another of the march leaders. >> another thing that w

effort produced the first naval hero of the war, captain john manley. , he sentggressive move colonel benedict arnold to attack quÉbec through maine, part of tech in canada was forging alliances with nato diplomats such as colonel lewis from the mohawk community near montrÉal. washington in cambridge held outdoor meetings with a large contingent of envoys from the native community. this was part of learning how to be the commander-in-chief, was diplomacy. even try to find cooperation with the french, tamping down new england's enthusiastic --i-catholicism to win over two french merchants came to their house and met with washington to talk about setting up a supply chain for the french empire, something that turned out to be crucial for the rest of the war. headquarters, general washington learned a hard lesson about spy craft. in july, he paid a man to go into boston and send out , to establish a secret correspondence for the purpose of conveying intelligence of the enemy's movements and designs. however, because a letter sent ,rom edward by joseph freed which says destroy this letter and then

joining us now is bloomberg's managing editor benedict campbell.onofi being so the m&a front in the last week? benedict: it's been an active week and this is interesting from a company that has been quite absent from the deals in the last couple of years people. they tried their hands at transactions a few years ago and now the ceos coming back to deliver this knockout punch had bid foro who this asset. not a very well known company. a familiar area of rare blood diseases and novo came with a relatively low bid, which they said they did not like. that left the door open for sanity who walked right in this morning with a much higher bid, ablynx not surprisingly decided to take. this is exactly a week after they spent top dollar, about $12 billion, on another drug. it shows the direction they are going in, which is this new area hemophiliaia -- blood diseases and that is where the growth is. mark: we know sanofi and novo are big players and the diabetes market. it has been under pressure. where does this leave novo nordisk? it says it will not come b

she named him benedict which means blessing. she felt called -- as fortunate. she joined with others to start a maternity home to care for homeless women who were pregnant. today marianna and her husband don are the parents of six beautiful children and her eldest son benedict and her daughter maria join us here today. where are they? come on over. that is great. over the last 15 years, room at the inn has provided education and job training to more than 400 women. even more importantly it has given some hope come has shown each women she is not forgotten, not alone and now has a whole family of people who will help her succeed. that hope is the true gift of this incredible movement that brings us together today. it is the gift of friendship, the gift of mentorship and the gift of encouragement, love and support. those are beautiful words and beautiful gifts and most importantly of all it is the gift of life itself. that is why we march, that is why we pray and that is why we declare that america's future will be filled with goodness, peace, joy, dignity and li

thank you pippa and benedicte. goodbye.winds and snow as the day began it seemed a different world in stratford upon avon. but some of us have had fine weather. of course on the cold side, and we are not done with the weather hazards on the brisk cold north—westerly flow. there are more snow showers on the way. through to tonight and into tomorrow. some heavy. adding to the snow on the hills. and at lower levels and a few centimetres of snow in places. frosty and icy. as we start the day there are more to come over northern ireland. running into scotland and the western side. pushing into the central belt. to the borders. much of north—east scotland fine. the showers running into the north—west of england. into the pennines if you are on the coast, maybe sleet and hail. inland, falling of snow in places. rain, sleet, hailfrom the showers, to the midlands of east anglia and south—east england a fine start, cold and frosty but staying fine throughout the day. the odd shower in wales and the south—west but the more seg enough

by and welcome to another edition of topic sport with me benedict it's got a great selection of goodies from the contemporary german music scene for you again today including. a portrait of a sneak newcomer ellis merton come back and beat me up with a rockabilly group them baseball this market big anniversary. and one of the winners of last summer's boxing metric budget. but that's kick off with merton my absolute favorite newcomer artist in two thousand and seventeen i depute sing a no roots make a big impression on me and countless other fans and promptly start the charts around the words i think it's time to have a closer look at the rising star. introducing her and her very first single no roots which charted across europe and north america and went platinum in germany having been born in frankfurt and race in canada in england the rising star knows a lot about being uprooted. from my not leaving this song is about my life story about how often i've moved and how i've lived in many different countries and i've moved a live in times. oh yes and. it's actually it's twelve now because

a small contribution to his family's income jesse is the youngest of twelve children his mother benedict who's almost sixty wakes him each morning. jesse has lived in this house on stilts all his life it's a life that revolves entirely around the river. the from what i would he have to have gone about for that if i get much. no i don't want my money to feel something good oh you know this class didn't get a complete need. to go ahead. i think let me give you a hard. yes things that rocks. there you gave us in the. form of again long. in the amazonian basin the rivers are the main arteries for virtually everything this ship from new zealand has come to pick up a consignment of tree trunks the waterways a constant ebb and flow of people and trade. these barges all the public transport system bus train and triumph all rolled into one of. the hardest ships to get on to the on the passenger ferries. fifteen hundred tons of iron and steel traveling at thirty kilometers an hour jesse knows the safest place to board is in the battle far from the dangerous and he's at the start. at the back the l

okay, before i introduce our chaplain to offer the benediction i have a few announcements. gateways 15 restaurant in crystal city. they open it up early for us and it's a good time to decompress and catch up with each other. next, i wanted to take a moment to thank teresa carpenter and attend required with come to sing for us as yours, as we've mentioned multiple times now. our piper, woody, our chaplain, willy. our bugler, our speaker jeff sessions, my other counterpart, maxine who arranges the dinner time at the hotel. syracuse university for presenting all the students and staff and really helping us out every year, and the staff at arlington cemetery for hosting us once again and frank's wife, fake. now, chaplain major willie mashack has been the deputy command chaplain for military affairs at arlington cemetery since june, and his time serving in the military has included two combat tours in iraq, and he has received two bronze star medals and the combat action badge for being present and engaged by enemy forces during combat operations. please join me in welcoming the

benedict arnold himself was severely wounded in the left leg. this is the second time he was in the left leg during the war. after the second battle of over, general burgoyne realized his defensive were untenable and had no choice but to retreat back to the north. day onfollowing october 8, his army began to retreat. it eightonly made miles north of saratoga battlefield. american army commanded by general horatio gates was in hot pursuit. up general manner caught with burgoyne's army at a place as saratoga. general burgoyne gets into the sarsaratoga. to surrounds begins burgoyne's army. after a few days of siege and general burgoyne surrendered on the 17th of october, 1777. this surrender is often called the turning point of the revolutionary war. a british army had never surrendered before, in the history of the world, before general burgoyne surrendered his as saratoga. saratoga was at major factor in bringing about the french alliance. envoys, ambassadors to france, trying to get the french to side with the united states but so far they were

she named him benedict, which means blessing.arianna was so grateful for her parents love and support that she felt called to serve those who are not as fortunate as her. she joined with others in her community to start a maternity home to care for homeless women who were pregnant. that's great. they named it "room at the end." today, marianna and her husband don are the parents of six beautiful children, and her eldest son benedict, and her daughter maria, join us here today. where are they? come on over. [applause] that's great. over the last 15 years, a room at the inn has provided housing, child care, counseling, education, and job training to more than more than 400 women. even more importantly, it has given them hope. it has shown each woman that she is not forgotten, that she is not alone, and you now have a whole family of people who will help her succeed. that hope is the true gift of this incredible movement that brings us together today. it is the gift of friendship. the gift of mentorship, and the gift of encouragemen

she named him benedict, which means blessing.ianna was so grateful for her parents' love and support that she felt called to serve those who are not as fortunate as her. she joined with others in her community to start a maternity home to care for homeless women who were pregnant. that's great. they named it room at the inn. today marianna and her husband don are the parents of six beautiful children, and her eldest son benedict and her daughter maria join us here today. where are they? come on over. [ applause ] >> over the last 15 years, room at the inn has provided housing, child care, counseling, education and job training to more than 400 women. even more importantly, it has given them hope. it has shown each woman that she is not forgotten, that she is not alone, and it really now has a whole family of people that will help her succeed. that hope is the true gift of this incredible movement that brings us together today. it is the gift of friendship, the gift of mentorship, and the gift of encouragement, love and support. t

so while she's trying to avoid the cold, benedict ott is trying to get right in the middle of it, where he is challenging himself to put himself in frigid environments and submerge himself in them. >> to what end? >> look at the hashtag, strength, commitment, the mind-set. he set himself up for t challenge. >> some people think doing this iseneficial to your health. why not? now he's laying in the middle of the snow in super cold weather. on this day, the air was 36.5 degrees fahrenheit and the water 35.6 fahrenheit. >> maybe it's the beard and the chest hair keeping him warm. >> maybe it's the beanie. he swam across this for one minute and 40 seconds. >>he wn i started watchhis video i was like you're doing it wrong, o. to be honest if i was sitting in that little chair hanging thousands of feet in the air i wouldn't be taking off my seat belt. i'd be tightening that up, tying myself down. we get two angles at the same time. this is a tandem situation, and the fella in front of us is freeing himself up. is he wearing a parachute. as the guy stands up and is balancing himself but now su

he delivered a speech at benedict college. african-american colleges come up as so important in laying the foundation of being displaced where people can come together. he looked too young people in the region to expose the barbarities that prevailed. he urged them to lift the better of humanity and face each other as equal independent human beings, if it takes all of your lives, and the lives of your children's children. called the long haul. dubois noted that while democracy was a sham -- he talked about colonialism and world war ii -- she said called. here in the south t laid the path to a greater and freer world. the sit-ins would show the promise that he saw when he came to columbia. dubois submitted a petition to the u.n. a statement of denial of human rights to minorities and appeal to the united nations for redress. claiming a global platform for demanding human rights, and exposing the denial of those rights here. the history that is lost maybe in this backlash and repression of the cold war years -- i should mention

conduct research what do you think about citizen science we ask you to tell us on facebook smiling benedict thinks citizen science is a brilliant way to participate in research projects and expand your horizons. evins kumi wrote that citizen science breaks down preconceptions that science is hard. and that should encourage more women to be active in the field. according to subtle under your no we first need. science communicators to explain science in simple terms that anyone can understand. thanks for your comments. over millions of years of evolution human beings have perfected the art of walking right. but what about other typical physical postures if you were from the philippines wanted to know more. says you want to know. why do people close their legs while sitting done. well there's no known scientific reason for it is the effect is how tough on people is pretty clear. it's a form of body language when it says this is comfortable although my legs are crossed i'm feeling relaxed. role men tend to play their legs. women less so. some doctors say it's a matter of biology and generally h

she named him benedict which means blessing. mary anna was so grateful for her parents' love and support that she felt called to serve those who were not as fortunate as her. she joined with others in her community to start a maternity home to care for hopeless women who were pregnant. it's great. they named it room at the inn. today, mary anna and her husband don are the parents of six beautiful children and her eldest son benedict and her daughter maria join us here today. where are they? come on over. that's great. over the last 15 years, room at the inn has provided housing child care, counseling, education and job training to more than 400 women. even more importantly, it has given them hope. it has shown each woman that she is not forgotten, that she is not alone and that she really now has a whole family of people who will help her succeed. that hope is the true gift of this incredible movement that brings us together today. it is the gift of friendship, the gift of mentorship, and the gift of encouragement, love, and sup

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