and so she grew in brunswick. let's try to meet young chamberlain and who she is on a warm august day in maine, a young boy plods across field, leading to suddenly wagon pitches. it's stuck between trees. his father calls out clear the wheel. how am i going to do it? the young exclaims. do it. that's how the father commands, the son, grips the lodged wheel, pushes with all of his young light, and the cart goes forward. chamberlain said this became an order for life. he never forgot his father's words. do it. that's that's the way he would live his life. he grew up in brewer, maine, attended the first parish of and there in his youthful christian nurture he in what was called catechesis as a model of christian education that had come down from the 16th century protestant reformation. he memorized the westminster shorter catechism 107 questions and answers question one what is the chief end of man? answer one man's chief end is to glorify god and, enjoy him forever. now we're pretty, pretty reticent about memorizati

at new brunswick, susquan and british columbia. held in canada.ction officials in all three provinces say they are on the lookout for the misuse of artificial intelligence, and will educate voters to prevent any election disruptions. many people are influenced by this conference thinking as research methods in humanities and social sciences. the success of a research. and the possibility of creating a type in it is completely dependent on the researcher's ability to identify and apply the appropriate method in today's world , there are many studies about the methodology. it is dynamic, we were looking for fath babi , we were creating a network of friends who are just like me , in order to be able to really achieve the desired transformation in the field of humanities, god willing. according to humanities researchers , the more correct path is chosen for research, the more practical the results will be. the results that have a direct impact on the society form the spirit of the society. after all , you look at the society, many fields of humanities

there are 3 provincial elections this year new brunswick sasquan british columbia is held in canada. election officials in all three provinces say they are on the lookout for the misuse of artificial intelligence and will train voters in this area to prevent any election disruptions. the construction of this house is in my own hands, as you saw, a stranger wants a grocery license for the first article , to create competition and remove the golden signature in support of women, and on this eid night, there will be a lot of wheat imports, free of charge for those who apply for construction worker relief. riding a peugeot 26 doing acrobatic and dangerous stunts on the move, the peja driver is on the right side please standing police says. this type of driving is one of the causes of accidents leading to death. peugeot driver , come to the right side of peugeot in the 80s , more than 240 thousand people died in accidents, 70% of which were caused by dangerous driving. was not you went to fasten your seat belt, what does he say, oh my god, what an accident , it's better to be late than ne

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as for his flock of bakery and the guns were public, moscow brunswick a terror attack and says that the west is the complicity. maybe a moines the passing of its presidential was hailed as a liberation icon by the countries new interim leader. the welcome to the global news update on all the international i a michael quarter professor dropped it in the capital of senegal and sunday becomes out to the nation's leader. now is the upcoming presidential elections that they need definitely postpone the decision to ask the election that were set for february when the faith came just the day before campaigning was to begin, people took to the streets and burned tie as and tossed concrete blocks on the main march away before police arrives to dispatch the crowd audio video colgate brings up the details. well, actually too much follow the what me to say. it is a, the government stripping away the rights of citizens and said to go with the president decided to announce to postpone mid pop presidential addiction, which was scheduled on the 25th of february protests, all kind of she watching and pa

dreadful nature that it has. 0n the panel tonight, former labour mp caroline flint, partner at the brunswickour. breaking news in the past hour or so — a usjudge has ordered donald trump to pay more than $350 million in a fraud case and banned the former president from conducting business in new york for three years. our other big story today — international outrage over the death of leading kremlin critic alexei navalny in jail in russia, with president biden saying vladimir putin was responsible. huge reaction from world leaders. we'll bring you that. navalny's wife, yulia, has called for the world to unite in holding what she calls the "evil" regime in moscow to account.

a pretty confusing morning here in the courthouse in brunswick.t to face five other related allegations of sex offences. as the trial started, the defence team objected to one of the layjudges that defence team objected to one of the lay judges that was defence team objected to one of the layjudges that was sitting in the court. they said that she had previously on social media showed radical views completely unrelated to their trial or to christian brueckner. they said she posted social media posts inciting violence against a former brazilian president bolsonaro, but they said it showed she wasn't suitable for the role so there was a break in proceedings of about half an hour and then everyone went back into the court room, backlot room there, things are done here for the day now. the prosecution agreed this needed to be looked into is how the trial has effectively now been postponed. we think it will be for a week went next friday things will presume, there will be a decision on these allegations against the layjudge whether she can continue in

and you can see it in new brunswick where bell labs will soon begin a new generation of discovery ina state of the art hub for innovation. just about every category from life-sciences it's paving the way forward. it's both our heritage and a future assignment for new jersey and shaping eight new emerging a with incredible promise. generative, artificial intelligence. today with ai i believe we are at the dawn of a new era. much like we were 30 years ago the internet. i think about this way of a governor and back in 1994 talked about the transformative potential for the internet, you might have yawned. looking back we have long since stopped yawning. that is why i'm talking about generative ai today because it is just as big and frankly overwhelmingly likely a whole lot bigger. few places are better positioned to lead the way globally and ai then new jersey. the truth is we are already a leader in the field. just last month in partnership with princeton university we announced plans to create a new ai innovation hub. it will bring together researchers, industry leaders, thought leader

the time, which is present day quebec or a portion of it, and also the maritime colonies of new brunswick, nova scotia, prince edward county and newfoundland were also english colonies that were not yet part of what we recognize today as the country of canada. now, although slavery been abolished by the british empire and therefore across canada was canada east and the british maritime colonies nearly 30 years before the american civil war began. the institution of slavery, of course, was thoroughly discussed and contested in british north america's newspapers of that era. such discussions appeared most notably in george brown's the globe, which was published in toronto, canada, which was the biggest city in canada. west, of course, known as present day ontario. now, consequently, this paper uses proquest historical database to look at how the american civil war and more specifically, more acutely, i should say, how the issue of slavery was represented in george brown's the globe in canada west throughout the war, a time when, of course and of course, the immediate aftermath of the civil

let's speak to robert moran, republican pollster and partner at the brunswick group., she's vowed to carry on, but how realistic is it? it to carry on, but how realistic is it? , ., ., , ., it? it is tough. donald trump won with 'ust it? it is tough. donald trump won with just under _ it? it is tough. donald trump won with just under 1696 _ it? it is tough. donald trump won with just under 1696 of _ it? it is tough. donald trump won with just under 1696 of the - it? it is tough. donald trump won with just under 1696 of the vote, l with just under 16% of the vote, which feels like a knockout blow in her home state. the national polling shows donald trump at around 58, 50 9% nationally among republicans. the theory would be she continues to collect delegates where she can on the off chance the trump campaign implodes or something happens. i think she may be doing this out of conviction, but the question is, at what point is it untenable and doesn't begin to hurt her with her republican base?— doesn't begin to hurt her with her republican base? when my derby, su er repub

partner at the brunswick group as us pollster robert moran. we have two main stories this hour. breaking news in the past hour or so — a usjudge has ordered donald trump to pay more than $350 million in a fraud case and banned the former president from conducting business in new york for three years. our other big story today — international outrage over the death of leading kremlin critic alexei navalny in jail in russia, with president biden saying vladimir putin was responsible. huge reaction from world leaders. we'll bring you that. navalny�*s wife, yulia, has called for the world to unite in holding what she calls the "evil" regime in moscow to account. plenty regime in moscow to account. more from moscow i we regime in moscow to account. will start with the fu donald we will start with the future of donald trump's family business after a judge in new york delivered a ruling in a civil trial. the former president has been ordered to pay over $350 million in penalties for overstating his wealth to get favourable loan terms. he also been banned from serving as a director of a

and one greater fire alarms in the month of japan a second alarm fire on knoll street across from brunswick the division chief was chief patrick rabbit and it was 1618 at three 43 arriving to fight the fire at the front of the building and what we'll call the bravo to structures and the second alarm was coming on team and held as 43 put out the fire and three three got a survival and i arrived did request a second alarm for two structures. and at this point, i did a bravo exposure and figure out the fire. >> when division three transferred and 10 arrived pretty soon after and italy and was given the fire on knoll and pressed the transitioned to the living space a one hundred and fifty foot with the fire suppression on the third floor when rescue two got the task of searching and the main fire was in the garage so they addressed that fire and companies worked upstairs to extinguish any fire that they found on the second floor this fire present with a number of challenges we talked about in the past and objective a small building with - good lot line on the size except for the bravo had to de

> um , and the last one i seen >> um, and the last one i seen was a mobile dentist on on down by brunswickwho's homeless, etc. so i'm not homeless, etc. so i'm not homeless, but i'm saying, um, now to come now they're telling me to come back weeks. it's been, back in eight weeks. it's been, um, been it's been um, it's been it's been a mission. >> and finally, very >> and just finally, very quickly, you've got your family >> and just finally, very quicias you've got your family >> and just finally, very quicias well. 'e got your family here as well. >> how desperate are you for an appointment? >> very, very desperate. i've been to bedminster. i've been to all areas. all the surrounding areas. >> told me to back in >> they told me to come back in six months. when i've come six months. and when i've come back the new year, they're back in the new year, they're telling me back in nine, telling me to come back in nine, ten weeks. telling me to come back in nine, ten it'seks. telling me to come back in nine, ten it's impossible. well, um, as >> it's impossible. well, um, as i last time i got see

this tri could bakery and the guns republic, moscow, brunswick at the tara attack and said the west coast is complicit. and not maybe a more into the passing of its president who's hailed as in liberating icon by the countries in the winter. the part is midnight in moscow. welcome to global news coverage on knowledge international. i a michael caught up with the latest smell protested throughout the capital of senegal. on sunday it comes out to the nations leader announced upcoming presidential elections. i been indefinitely postponed at a decision to ask the election. this was set for february 25th, came just the day before competing was to begin. now people took to the streets of birds tie as in tulsa concrete blocks on the may multiple way before police arrives to disperse the crowd. are these the oakland gay brings of the details? the following. what many say is a, the government stripping away the rights of citizens and instead of go, we have the president decided to announce to postpone mid pop the presidential election, which was scheduled on the 25th of february, protest all comin

he was recently recognized with the veteran of the year award by the brunswick exchange club. he grew up in coastal georgia's where he played high school football. atowned the prestigious united states military academy at west point and entered active duty service in 1975. he served at fort benning, fort rucker, and in west germany as a combat helicopter pilot. he joined the national guard in 1989 where he continued to fly missions in the middle east. he retired in 2014 with over 41 years of military experience where he earned the legion of merit, meritorious service medal, air medal, and numerous army medals. his record speaks for itself. is he a patriot, a hero, and a model we should all look up. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. frost: mr. speaker, i stand today to honor the rich