kathy carpenter. >> she had some people living there and she really, she puts them off. >> kathy carpenterhe was nancy's dear friend, but, investigators were hearing a different story. >> the relationship had been a rollercoaster. so, we know that there had been this cycle of the ladies having a good relationship, and then things will go south. and then have a bad relationship for a period of time. >> and so with all of that in mind, the deputy da andrea went back to that hysterical phone call from kathy. the 9-1-1. >> what did you make of it? >> i think bizarre is the only way i can characterize that call. immediately identifying suspects. it was not, getting help for nancy pfister. it was you should be looking at these two people, immediately. so that was interesting. >> so it was. and, just as interesting? what kathy told 9-1-1 about seeing nancy's body. >> the fact that immediately, the deceased is identified as good nancy pfister, would've been impossible to do. >> impossible, said investigator lisa because nancy's body was completely covered. head to toe. when kathy side in the close

. >> doctor carpenter was -- >> and they hired psych our trust, william carpenter, in hopes he couldde testimony that would convince the jury. carpenter met with hinckley for months, and charted his unraveling. >> what was his relationship with like his parents? >> there wasn't anything that seemed like childhood neglect, or trauma. >> but, carpenter learned that hinckley started to withdraw with from friends in high school, and then completely isolate him self in college. his parents were worried and took him to see a psychiatry just. they told him that hinckley was simply a mature, and needed tough love. >> more than once, they had gotten involved. >> the strategy backfired. hinckley's hopelessness showed in his poems, songs and journals. >> they're kind of dark. it certainly compatible with an unhappy, and lonely life. >> hinckley's poem, guns are fun, they're foreshadowing the shooting. >> if i wish, the president will fall on the world will look at me in disbelief. >> by the end of his evaluation, carpenter concluded that hinckley was legally insane. his official diagnosis -- >>

they bring us a newspaper, this newspaper was founded by peter the great, either a navigator or a carpenter he is the all-encompassing soul on the throne, the eternal worker. saint-petersburg, today it is the most illustrative legacy of peter i, this city can be safely called a portrait of its founder, who was just as stubborn, contradictory and acting in spite of circumstances. after all, st. petersburg was also built in spite of the swamps together, where it would seem impossible to live in a few years, a modern european city appeared. it was founded in 1903. and these lands officially entered the territory of russia only in 1721, peter built a city in another country. well he i was very sure i knew that this earth would still belong to us. in violation of all the laws of politics and geography, in fact, peter built the capital on the territory of another state. well, formally, it certainly yes was considered secular territory until the twenty-first year was not. e, the non-stadt peace was signed, e with sweden, according to which, so to speak, a delimitation was already made and accordin

we have carpenters, educators, teachers, librarians, carpenters of physics, they bent a little. clouds, yes, what is it called? artel shoulder all behind a curtain? yes, it’s interesting how to invite her to your site. how much work at all? feedback requires food, how they behave, well , we work out here, in fact, we worked for food, but this is such a union of volunteers, a tradition in russia was called this help. when to collect one during the day they put up a house, for example, or did some very serious necessary work. uh-huh. so we took it all by the twig and began to go there, gathered enough people. the fact is that only a labor holiday is a real holiday, you can first put your house in order like this, and then you can already leave it in this house. and what, what kind of holiday, when everything is around? well, yes, it slipped and failed. definitely means good, uh, holiday. this is when they worked together, and then they laid the table and listened to the accordion. i understand correctly, okay? and you zahar us take it into your article. you worked today no, barely

given bull was some hope on inspiring younger female carpenters. a car, a scene of all 4000 denay to so to just leave my fil, filed frank f. as in papa in it or more about making do my hands than sit down somewhere and have to pay for co google experience to decline in her customer bees as less people wanted furniture or had plans for long term furniture. but it give them time to utilize wisely available resources, corporate tachi sauce managers be closer. we did not know how prices are skyrocketing on every farm and on. so we just launched our we have to manage the best we can still optimized clemency and then put, the outer logo says a dream for the academy is not entirely lost as she plans to have more girls in turning lenin to become carpenters like her and grow her customer reach across teeth and internationally push me in some sectors experienced a bit during lockdown like the book trade in columbia. that's ironic, considering that according to the o. e. c. d. columbia has one of the lowest reading levels worldwide on average. and colombians

i reported a mako acoya took 3 young nigerian carpenter is trying to rebuild her business. ah, burglar ron's, these carpentry shop with her dad and doing so well. when covered heats the business reality changed, including clothes in a carpentry academy for goals, a project she is passionate about. well, committed to delivering quality furniture for her clientele. bees with cove id sills decreased, but she had workers to pay cars and we had to felicia down the dallas for lockdown . so that's a fully shut down. and everything bought me one particular bon on lessening political doing that. her isn't turned on was to have sars minova the one me i didn't get paid. i curse if i had to go good soon and on what it was, more of this just get through this, this of why of this get to the survey and of the teaching part ended. the couldn't teach anybody, nobody could come out to learn at that point. so it was just more survival covered was horrible. dusty the mean, you know, at the beginning, classical video was terrible. nobody was thinking about buying furniture or so at that point.

i love you how to megan. ali and his son are both carpenters. he mom bought some materials and started building a workshop, but his hopes were quickly dashed. it re non stop for 17 days, and the walls were overcome by flood waters. how mad at us did that in america? luckily, we have relatives near by them, and we're living with my cousin alia. i'm at amier. there are 4 or 5 other families here that branch them down there, just simple labor as m a do it, but they help us because their family. i've been, i am a d m a that happened we had on the way into the village with the families now staying. the scale of the destruction is clear with the water here is also waste deep 8 people normally living there temporary accommodation. now more than 30 a crammed in my life, my kids are sick, the can't get any medicine. we can't even leave the house. i know the family needs medicine, food and clean drinking water, but there's little prospect of any improvement. char, her son is the agricultural minister in a region which is 90 percent flooded about many resi

another film was a participant in the international competition 44 microfarads babylonian french carpentersds are not a mile its main character, a young, parisian pastern, decided to hide from worldly temptations, as best he could further and for several years. in a monastery keg? however, then the diocese called him back to paris and the priest again had to communicate with the parishioners and fight the inner demons for the antonymy field and his team of babylonian trance carpenters to talk about whether christianity needs to change and kim should it be today? and since the author does not see the opportunity to speak on these topics in his homeland, the free project was filmed with his own money. how absolutely independent milan played one of the roles in it this will help us to keep the dialogue between the countries between the cinema between the arts of our countries a few years ago. uh, the whole world was shocked by the footage of the fire. uh, in notre dame cathedral. wasn't this the trigger for you to start thinking sophia sophia keep the letters we have known milan for many years

and house te kitchen tables are being built in the carpenter shop. and also, i don't if you conceive it on the side the shutters go for the carpenter shop as well. so people are going to be residents in norvelt got to do the work on their homes and got paid for. and a wage was a really important thing at that time. this was a really big deal. and they had to have gardens. the gardens having to be at least 1 acre. the idea was you were going to commit to doing serious gardening. has anyone here gardner? a little bit comment acre garden would be big? >> that is pretty large. my grandparents whenever he go to virginia to have an acre garden. it's huge and it's a lot of work for. >> it's a lot of work i think and they do not have a lot of mechanized tools to help you. one things we discovered in oral interviews of the residents of norvelt who grew up as they were assigned a couple hours of garden chores every day. they would come from home they have to gawk at the bugs off the leaves, and try to keep the gardens going and they hated it by and large. they

being islanders, there are very skilled carpenters and sailors.e island has been present since the beginning. before the spanish arrived, actually, the natives lived from the sea. with time, it has been evolving. there's local fishing. the salmon industry, actually, is the biggest industry on the island. on the other hand, we see buoys of mussel farms all over. mussel producing in chiloé is one of the most important in the world. (oscar alijo marcias) i've been fishing for 32 years, i've been working on shellfish farms since 2000. fishing has been a passion of mine since i was a little boy. i've always wanted to be a fisherman and i love the ocean. we're about twenty minutes from castro, facing the city, right off of yutuy island and we practise mussel farming... the island is surrounded by shellfish farms. all along the shore, there are mussel lines. usually, mussel farmers earn a very good living... we're going to inspect the lines. we need to see how big the mussels have gotten and check the stocking. seafood harvesting is the main fishing acti

the home of the navigator, then the carpenter, he was an all-encompassing soul on the throne of the eternalr garden in st. petersburg on the banks of the neva is actually the ancestor of all modern parks. it was here that the russians for the first time began to just walk. as it were, it introduces new communication practices, pastime, and so on. yes, the summer garden is springing up in st. petersburg, what is it? this is generally something completely for uh russian people, it is not clear. why is this necessary? yes, well, a garden in which an apple tree grows there. this is clear. this is of practical importance. and here you have to walk. what does it mean to walk? what is it in general, what kind of harm is this form of walking? why for what? ladies walked along the fields, young couples of the family with children read novels to the girl and played checkers for russia of that time. it was unusual for a woman to petra usually sat at home. stop being such a dark recluse. more to public life by laws with decrees on peter i, but first of all, of course, this is a decree on the assemblies

well , sergey is crying, the inhabitants of svetlogorsk, by profession, a carpenter made pallets, boxesed into them firewood and europe in july. i had to look for another job. why do you think all this happened, who needs these sanctions? well, not for us, it was definitely not for belarus. well, now you yourself television politics is everything. and ordinary people, ordinary citizens, suffer from this. how many people have left. we had over 100 people in the company. we were engaged in timber processing and produced firewood for europe. immediately 50% was reduced people. we have a private enterprise in svetlogorsk, where he worked as a carpenter and sergey the director tells they opened in 2006 to buy cars, they took out leasing, and now they pay off their loans , these are these cars, yes, such cars. we have a fleet of 15 cars. there is a timber part. there are such international transportation, of course, and with international transportation. we collided. this is tight, when the sanctions were imposed, we recorded this interview in august. how the situation has changed remains to

it was manufactured by the enslaved carpenters in mount vernon. this becomes another representation of washington service through his embrace of the plow how washington is also associated with the plow when he resigns as the president in 1797 washington's surrendering the symbols of power on the throne of liberty. with his left hand he gestures in waiting for him at mount vernon's the plow with the yoke of oxen. as these themes and images suggest washington, after 1783 is effectively farming on the public stage. he is closely being watched by both europeans and americans. celebrating is washington with a plow. a farmer doing the public good. the notion of the public that frames many of the expectations of washington as a farmer he places greater emphasis on the specific benefits of the agricultural improvements he introduces. those expectations also frame his new reckoning with slavery throughout the years following the revolutionary war. it is here in his life as a farmer more than in any other dimension of his life that we can discern how washin

it was manufactured by the enslaved carpenters in blacksmiths at mount vernon and this becomes another representation of washington service through through his his embrace of the cloud. washington is also associated with the plow and he retires from resigns as president and 1797 in this image. that was created to celebrate that event washington is surrendering the symbols of power on the throne of liberty, but with his left hand, he just gestures to mount vernon and waiting for him at mount vernon is is the plow of the yoke of oxen. and so as these themes and images suggest washington after 1783 is effectively farming on the public stage that he's being closely a watched in by both europeans and americans celebrated as washington at the plow this idea of a farmer doing the public good and that notion of the public that frames many of the expectations of washington as a farmer. he places greater emphasis on the civic benefits of the agricultural improvements. he introduces but those expectations also frame his new reckoning with slavery in the years following the revolutionary war and i

carpenter. russia apply nuclear weapons against ukraine, how realistic is the threat of russia to use nuclear weapons, a manifestation of huge irresponsibility, at the beginning of this year, we saw the declaration of five permanent members of the un security council, including russia, in which it was noted that a nuclear war cannot be resolved and it cannot be won russia subscribed to this statement and now to use such threats sometimes quite unambiguously when using nuclear weapons is a violation of the taboo and i would say the highest manifestation of irresponsibility can be done by the osce or can it do something to prevent this organization, as you probably know, which has missions on the ground in various regions and we hope to restore the mission in ukraine, but we are not a military organization we can deter the use of nuclear weapons only by warning that the consequences of this can be catastrophic they will be so for russia, for the whole world, from the perspective of the united stat

this means that it is my being a carpenter who decides to award the family with the order of lenin, thisned already in 71 . you understand, there was a process of selection of yuri semenyakova in 1955, he tore off the order of the badge of poshana in 1971, the order of lenin a in 1985, the friendship of the people organ in 196. the other i called him the honored children of the bridge was the bssr 10 years later, the cycle of songs on this wasteful womb and he became the laureate of the state prize of belarus but in 1976, the people's artist of ukraine of the eighties, the music at the composer's house stopped worsening, according to dashka, one member of the family for the instrument and the inshakana said gardens were not written, and the musician himself and rudnaya grew up that meister jasua left on tkhnin no one thinks could that yuri semenko mortal thieves. yes, clearly with oncology, i taught with a yakhrom hands, the spirit of the sky is clear, the brethren did not bring. you have not become people's artists of ukraine of the sixteenth lime. in 1990, he died not on a hospital bed

i have got general steven carpenter.st cavalry division here and ready to conduct reenlist 34 soldiers back into commitment of the united states of america. take it away, general. >> raise your right hand repeat after me. i state your name do solemnly swear to support, defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic to bear true faith and allegiance to the same. and that i will obey the orders of the president of the united states and the orders of the officers appointed over me. according to regulations and uniformed code of military justice so help me god. congratulations and thank you. >> will: all right. what a beautiful ceremony here. tell me the significance of this. we saw these 34 soldiers give the oath. tell me the significance of the oath. >> these soldiers just took an oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states. these are the reasons that we have the freedoms and liberties we have today. i have got to tell you it's an absolute honor to defend this

i love your heart, megan ali and his son are both carpenters. you mom bought some materials and started building a workshop, but his hopes were quickly dashed. it re non stop for 17 days, and the walls were overcome by flood waters. manages did are in america. luckily, we have relatives near by them, and we are living with my cousin alia, i'm at amier. there are 4 or 5 other families here that bunch them down there, just simple labor as emma. good, but they help us because their family up and i am edema that happening on the way into the village with the families now staying. the scale of the destruction is clear with the water here is also waste. deep 8 people normally live in their temporary accommodation. now, more than 30, a crammed in my love you, my kids are sick. the can't get any medicine. we can't even leave the house. i the family needs medicine, food and clean drinking water, but there's little prospect of any improvement char, her son is the agricultural minister in a region which is 90 percent flooded. about many residents of farmer

are no carpenters, or what?so now all the accidents are in decline. director leo golub, i think for dachas based on films the children of the partisan koshuk, fuck pansy, the road, ending with the haze of the mostatsky film, the polonaise of ain, the cameraman of rekormosalsky noah, because with blue. i had two films made by a little sergeant and half of the sayan, we filmed this in slonim. there is an organ in the pan on this film. i got married very much. i just built the scenery, and opposite was a department store. nice women worked there. so for 3 months. i got married. i had a wedding so quickly you decided your fate. how did it happen? i already had? i didn’t understand, 20. 23 or something, there is young quite, well, young, well, hot, but they never regretted such a hasty marriage so much, loved it, it’s not just that they lived normally, 47. and who raised the children? well, i raised one daughter. well, basically, i'm always 11:00. now i have two grandsons, two granddaughters, the eldest daughter is a

one of the victims is school district carpenter jason arbuckle. he tells me he was just working at the school. when he was shot in the head. the bullet grazed the scalp and nicked the bone in text messages from his hospital bed. arbuckle told me i'm good and alive and at the moment i am in the hustle and bustle, doing my best to get the heck out of this place. now the focus will also be on helping the victims, students and staff to heal with the help of community advocates use uprising. ucsf benioff children's hospital for stepping up ready to help support with mental health care and other forms of support for all the people that really needed. now that carpenter who was shot tells me his motto now is live your best life because he's lucky to be alive. authorities would not say whether the two victims still in critical but stable condition our students, but all six who were shot or adults. mike alright, henry lee live in the newsroom tonight, henry. thank you for that with three months to go here, highland hospital in oakland is on pace to see mor

the center, we will admire the school town hall of the end of the 18th century on the right, two carpentersember, rapu black show, priudily, whom i was surprised, zakhar black show yaguna on shatki mod sailed to the development and formation of the city of minar. at his request, the life of the new stone town hall was tightened up since 1880 ; the most unusual drug addicts, that all five of them in belarus have conditional necks and refresh vitebsk and shklov now. the town halls are looking at their exchanges from different sides, then behind the foot she is tired of classicism from another gothic. and the zaretka can be lulled over the elements of the outgoing merged, but simply on the initiative of count chernyshov in 1783 , the church of the transfiguration of the savior was taken away at the opening of the window and a boat passed to another. very little, i'm going home, be afraid. a cold spoon dark and i will not sleep tonight to save you. i need my little one. well , yes. oh i need wallpaper. me folk ensemble of song and music we drove exactly after we stroked not realism more expensi

yeah, megan ali and his son are both carpenters. he mom bought some materials and started building a workshop, but his hopes were quickly dashed. it re, non stop for 17 days and the walls were overcome by flood waters ameritas did at it and that it, luckily we have relatives nearby and we are living with my cousin there 4 or 5 other families there. well, good that they're just simple laborers. you gotta be a mother, but they help us because they have family up and i am a d, m a that have been had on the way into the village with the families now staying. the scale of the destruction is clear with the water here is also waste deep. i people know me leaving their temporary accommodation. now more than 30 are crammed in law. my kids are sick, i can't get any medicine. we can't even leave the house. i don't know the family needs medicine, food and clean drinking water, but there's little prospect of any improvement char, her son is the agricultural minister in a region which is 90 percent flooded. with many residents of farmers who depe

and what for as similarity to the carpenter to our analysis? and you didn't know, did you?have every six rustles about it, and the sniffer is my snout. understood is engaged. no, but still a clue, yes, such matters are handled by the main department, and maybe the fsb. in general, i will find out how the information will be, i will contact you. thank you more precisely, but take into account one clue for such a case. it will not be enough, we will consider other versions. but this is the main we need result. okay, go to work and eat. well, what are we waiting for? i do not know understand the consequences can be unpredictable. come on, he’s a healthy guy , then i give him a small dose, and then i ’ll turn him off right away. and how much he will be conscious, well, 10-15 minutes. that's theoretical enough, right? and when you have to wait a little, look, it seems to work. eh, baby, baby, don't touch. come on, pick it up, i'm on my own. baby it's gotta sign that it's for your own good. we will not leave you , old man, but this must be signed, and then the doctor you will be

we now see them at the bakery at the butcher's in packaging at the stone masons and the carpenters. that's exactly where they're getting more important and will be successful because of the work is shortage. on the global market for collaborative robots was about $700000000.00 us $1.22. it is expected to double by 2027 according to german estimations, especially since the robotics festival here. lab 6 shows how easy human robot calibrations can be. the biggest advantage with the help of robots, humans can focus on more important task. that analysis is yvonne di and our goal is that nurses in the hospital no longer have to sort pills no longer have to move boxes from a to b. the robot can do that, so the nurse can focus on the patient in the world. economic forum predicts that by 2025 robots and automation could eliminate millions of jobs, but eventually create even more employment opportunities as robots need to be built and maintained. and a reminder of the top is the story we're following for you. the sour chinese, g, gen ping and the right and rushes vladimir putin met in. spec u

yagumati was a slutsk weaver, and old man to the carpenter, the droulian clearings were far from being famous for the kneading of the ore haul of zabolotti. mikhail basolykha is chasing with its stoppers, the skin one was slim in its profession. mother was my mother. this is not the right word. it must be touched in the hands to put on was a chic cooper, and he gave birth to a barrel. half of the bazaar, the act of fish and the show camera went astray, then my dad had a table, too from god, or something, he could still paint the boxes that it was a window or animals without a kind there. with thorough reporting, he protsed over the illustrations of demostat cottage cheese by dunin martsinkevich and kolas kupala bogdanovich korotkevich and many lesser belarusian writers. here they came out of the carbonites and a stack of more than 80. lustrovanized book editions of the hero’s order with accessories from the armor, battle scenes from different and old eras, all-side yelling, poppy-krynits, dad , schedule. i have everything from your marianism to the historical theme and the wayside yak

he heard me again. ali and his son are both carpenters. a man bought some materials and started building a workshop, but his hopes were quickly dashed. it re nonstop for 17 days, and the walls were overcome by flood waters. no matter this did that in america. luckily we have relatives nearby. and we are living with my cousin there 4 or 5 other families there. we'll get that. they're just simple laborers. he got he been missouri, but they help us to look because they have family up and i am a d. m, that happened they had on the way into the village with the families now staying, the scale of the destruction is clear with the water here is also waste. deep 8 people normally living there temporary accommodation. now more than 30, a crammed in my life. my kids are sick, the can't get any medicine. we can't even leave the house. i know that i'm in the family needs medicine, food and clean drinking water. but there's little prospect of any improvement. char, her son is the agricultural minister in a region which is 90 percent flooded that many r

local carpenter.rofim, the grandfather of alexander grigorievich , later laid a park of red oaks here and planted siberian cedars in the form of the letters d and k, so that the name of trofimov's border would be preserved for centuries. and this is the keeper of the keeper's dream, according to tradition, in order to pass you need to leave him a coin. the source was completely restored in 2013. cross was found during the restoration. so, krinitsa at one time was illuminated one of the found elements is put on display at the very source. do you know that in ancient times the princes chose water by weight, the lighter the water, the more healing it is. trofimova krinitsa, the water turned out to be the lightest in the district. according to local old-timers, during the first world war and the great patriotic war, mothers and wives, before sending their fathers, husbands and sons to the front , brought them here, and sprinkled them praying that they would return home unharmed, most returned. now they pl

had paid to do various types of skilled trades with enslaved labor at mount vernon, especially carpenters who were making the agricultural implements, with brick layers who would help build these tremendous agricultural structures and work with the carpenters. to do complicated join airing. most of the enslaved labor in the fields. washington in the process and poses a new type of specialization of labor and it is a specialization of labor by gender he puts more and more of the agricultural work and the fieldwork and the responsibility of enslaved women and more and more of the enslavement working as artisans and craftsmen it is a very carefully constructed program to take the labor that he had the enslaved labor and to apply it to new types of farming. washington understood what he was trying to do was unprecedented. certainly, he was not going to get any advice or suggestions from the british agricultural that he read. he devises a new type of supervision -- it is original to him. it allows him to supervise much more closely than he ever had before. he devices these weekly worker report

well, remember, i told you that you were on duty as a carpenter?tell us why the shadow is a place and the words to retell us one motorcyclist waves his hands, says an ambulance, an ambulance is needed. well, we look , we thought he was drunk, they forced him into the phone, damn it. soon he is needed for himself, and he is sausage. he can't say anything. and, in short, he says that a man shot down and he came to surrender. well, i had to and that there was nothing. wasted time, gasoline rolled back and forth like fools, but no use no footprints on the road or on the side of the road. in short , i got it tight from us then, well, we soldered it into the administrative office. what does lyubimka seem like? and how do i find a protocol find a number there some. well, let's think, uh, it was about three weeks ago. they took over in the morning. listen to your calendars. earring google calendar look there. enter stanislav sergeevich i was summoned by a motorcyclist biker for you an administrative protocol was issued three weeks ago. yes, i paid for all

one was a carpenter that works for the district that was caught in the crossfire.new video shows the moments kids ran out of the oakland bay tech charter school after gunshots rang out at the complex. law enforcement can be seen in the hallways with guns drawn in an effort to get kids out of the school safely. police chief lerone armstrong says more than 30 rounds were fired in los proximity to rudsdale attenuation high school and the campus nearby. one of the victims, jason arbuckle, recalled of the moments he was hit. >> i was working at a display case and shots started ringing off. one of the charts grace to me and went in my head, as i was turning away, in the back of my head, and came out the front of my scalp bleeding like crazy. bud was everywhere. -- blood was everywhere. ryan: he said he is glad nobody is dead and is happy to live another day. it is good to see him in good spirits following the incident. it was near so many children. the police chief say they are looking for at least two shooters who entered the school at one point. the campus will be clos

new postage of the belarusian vytvost with a capacity of six the mehowatt was carpentered by yaga asrt of the energy saving program of the powers. construction and installation works are 100% completed. commissioning works have been carried out. the heat source consists of a chip receiving warehouse and movable floors from the fuel receiver. where the wood chips are loaded and with the help of conveyors the absorbers are fed further. the wood chips are loaded into the boiler furnace, where it is burned and thermal energy is generated by two gas boiler houses for the school. have new yards and the same facilities, sharp swedish town of meat rapists your you will provide a diploma for a hundred boiler houses and about malta from 300-20 km of sewers and lifted up . so at minsk, the third vera was removed from nine to twelve one on confusion and the rajan will refuse persha, the governor of the foreman mingarov, konkama. dmitry mikulyonok nurtana for a spread on the screen. it is potani the same chorol of the central region, the governor's deputy alexander krutsianov, the award of the te

had paid to do various types of skilled trades with enslaved labor at mount vernon, especially carpenters who were making the agricultural implements, with brick layers who would help build these tremendous agricultural structures and work with the carpenters. to do complicated join airing. most of the enslaved labor in the fields. washington in the process and poses a new type of specialization of labor and it is a specialization of labor by gender he puts more and more of the agricultural work and the fieldwork and the responsibility of enslaved women and more and more of the enslavement working as artisans and craftsmen it is a very carefully constructed program to take the labor that he had the enslaved labor and to apply it to new types of farming. washington understood what he was trying to do was unprecedented. certainly, he was not going to get any advice or suggestions from the british agricultural that he read. he devises a new type of supervision -- it is original to him. it allows him to supervise much more closely than he ever had before. he devices these weekly worker report