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family donated the silver service to the university, and "impractical pieces" like the candelabras, cigar stands. the university used the set as its state silver for many years. the service has been on display at the keck museum for about 20 years. many of the items in the service really show the opulence of dining culture in the gilded age, and there are many pieces here we would not find in a modern dinner service. we have everything from crumb trays, so the footmen can brush up crumbs in between courses. we also have melon eayeters, used to eat cantaloupe. you slice with one side and use the fork on the other side to pick up the morsel. we also have wine siphons, olive forks, champagne holders. one of my personal favorites, a pair of ham-holders, so that while the footmen were serving, called service de russe, where everything would be held by a servant and carved by a servant at the table and then served. the footmen could hold the ham without getting his white gloves sullied. i'm really glad that visitors when they come to the keck museum can see objects like the marie-louise and joh

maybe the cigars were the problem here to begin with. had some cigars and then the next morning the boat set sail and sailed into long island sound and it was shortly after 12:00 that cleveland went downstairs. there was a small room below deck that they had converted into a makeshift operating theater, and it was very small cramped room and what they did is there was no operating table. they just had a chair that they lashed the center of the to the mass that was in the center of the room and cleveland came in and they propped up his neck and his head with some pillows. they they did have anesthesia. they used ether primarily they all had nitrous oxide, but they found that it didn't sedate the president well enough, so mostly the operation was done under either which incidentally is a very volatile compound and operating with this and the clothes confines of a room below deck on a yacht was probably not the best place to do it. they anesthetize cleveland the operation took about 90 minutes. and what they did is they removed the tumor al

achievable in 10 to the season for palls our guy who was rewarded with a nice little box of cigars for keeping have in the top flight. now finally have a team you can love and family but if we don't lose our last game then we can go into the summer break on the back of a fantastic run which would be a big boost for next season. as for cologne well one point is certainly better than none. wins could do and i'm sure this point will give us confidence and next week we have to win against shaka we want to overtake the others and hope that they drop points when. the outlook isn't the brightest for cologne although a small but slim seedling of hope. another club battling to stay in the bundesliga is how mean the appeal of felt and while the fans gave the players a mighty welcome ahead of their clash against hoffenheim their start to the game could hardly have been worse one nil to the guests in the 5th minute thanks to under a crumb ridge what had began as a beautiful corner quickly turned into a sweeping hoffenheim counterattack which culminated in crum riches 19th league goal of the season

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i live up a big cigar. i'm not a smoker but cigars are good lit up a cigar. there's a couple of nurses would go around hugging the nurses because we haven't seen any women in five and a half years except the the girls that carried the chogi poles the water food in we land at clark and there's a red carpet and a reception, you know people cheering and we had no idea that was going to happen. we get on a bus go to the hospital get a hospital pajamas and gown and they say the meal is going to be in 30 minutes and man we were ready for that. anyway sure enough because other groups have been released and you what we wanted to eat. we wanted breakfast first, and then we wanted steak and ice cream and pie and cake. so i went through the line. i got eggs and sausage and bacon and toast and all the orange juice and coffee and sat down and ate a whole bunch of that and then went back and got a steak. and some potatoes and ate that and went back got cake and ice cream a pine ice cream and ate that and one guy leroy stuts ada dozen and half eggs, and then eighty steak. h

smoke to almost midnight, smoked a cigar, a little scotch. patton was very talkative.eneral talked about him, he said you talk about the division making all the tank kills, he said it's preposterous because first of all they weren't on the land that much, and they don't have a lot of opportunity and we made a hell of a lot more, and he said you are a dumb son of a -- but i love you. >> they talked about tanks. patton was saying that future army vehicles, not tanks, should have had them, a steel cover on the top, artillery fire would not kill troops riding in the vehicle which became the bradley fighting vehicle, or the -- personnel carrier. i guess you've got those at the museum. >> not bradley's. >> you have an abc over there? they loaded the back. the plank, and loaded the tail gate but they had a cover on top in they were talking about armored, armored divisions needing more infantry, that was always the discussion. in fact, it had always been discussed, back in october when general -- and that entire enclave came into our headquarters. our needs were primarily infa

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a cigar and tobacco shop owner stamped his ad on the newspapers. i could picture some army officer buying newspapers for the memorabilia box. he was located on pennsylvania avenue. when i look through these newspapers i see that the more things change, the more they stay the same. we have the world series sports news. at that time, there was an anthrax scare. so, hope for life in the new serum. washington scientists rushed to new york anthrax patient. the agriculture department comes to rescue quickly. we have, the fight is on to close the bar at army/navy club. wilson would check gossip over wedding. bulgarians begin attack in serbia. wilson seeks way to finance defense. you know, it is just amazing. to sit here and read these, and also the condition they were in. they really did take great care in making sure that we were here to open this, and not pull out a box of shredded memorabilia. this is pierre l'enfant's plan for washington, d.c.. what is interesting here is he is buried in arlington, right in front of the arlington house overlooking the

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he got a cigar is not at all times turkey speaks in this blunt, guttural kind of growl.s unsentimental bloodthirsty without conscience. he thinks the way to win the fight a worse bs and relenting as possible in order to win the war as quickly as possible. he is maybe the greatest second graders aviation tactician of the second world war. if you talk to an airman from the second world war who served in the european theater and you asked him who was the greatest pilot you ever saw? they would say without question curtis lemay. the analogy it would be as if you asked a basketball player who played in ebay in the '90s who embody basketball? they within michael jordan. curtis lemay was like michael jordan. he was just this -- but he was, he was a kind of unrelenting taskmaster and he was absolutely uninterested in any kind of broader moral discussion on the conduct of military officer wartime. no, my job is to kill as many of the inning as i can in the shortest possible time as i can. you can imagine when he discovers napalm, when he discovers it the u.s. has cooked up the gr

it's been well-reported he's a high roller at the new york cigar club, the havana room.of that, he pays $42,000 a month in alimony to his third ex-wife, according to "the washington post." the latest reporting on giuliani's financial difficulties comes after the federal investigation of giuliani's dealings in ukraine intensified last week with the fbi's raid of his apartment. there's no telling what prosecutors may uncover on the electronic devices they seized. now george conway writes in a "washington post" op-ed said trump may want to rethink stiffing giuliani on those bills. that's because if giuliani has anything to offer prosecutors to save himself, it would have to be trump, the only big fish left. joining me is michael trump, the author of "disloyal" and someone who knows very well what it feels like to be thrown under the bus by the donald. the son of giuliani, andrew giuliani, here is his advice. >> do you expect your father might get some help from trump's legal defense fund? >> i do think he should be indemnified, all those americans who donated after november

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achievable intent of the season for palls outside who was rewarded with a nice little box of cigars for keeping house in the top flight. now finally have a team you can love from come on even if we don't lose all. last game then we can go into the summer break on the back of a fantastic run which would be a big boost for next season. as for cologne well one point is certainly better than none. and i'm sure this point will give us confidence and next week we have to win against shaka we want to overtake the others and hope that they drop points when. the outlook isn't the brightest for cologne although a small but slim seedling of hope does remain. a mother club battling to stay in the bundesliga is how me. and while the fans gave the players a mighty welcome ahead of their clash against hoffenheim their start to the game could hardly have been worse one nil to the guests in the 5th minute thanks to andre crumb a rich what had began as a bill of health corner quickly turned into a sweeping hoffenheim counterattack which culminated in crime riches 19th league gold of the season that's a n

achievable intent of the season for pals our guy who was rewarded with a nice little box of cigars for keeping house in the top flight. now finally have a team you can love and come on even if we don't lose our last game then we can go into the summer break on the back of a fantastic run which would be a big boost for next season. as for cologne well one point is certainly better than none. when skidoos up and i'm sure this point will give us confidence and next week we have to win against shaka we want to overtake the others and hope that they drop points when. the outlook isn't the brightest for cologne although a small but slim seedling of hope does remain. another club battling to stay in the bundesliga is how many are beautiful and while the fans gave the players a mighty welcome ahead of their clash against hoffenheim their start to the game could hardly have been worse one nil to the guests in the 5th minute thanks to andre crumb a rich what had began as a beautiful corner quickly turned into a sweeping hoffenheim counterattack which culminated in crum riches 19th league goal of

predicts that banning menthol the last allowable flavor in cigarettes and banning all flavors and cigars will help save lives particularly among those disproportionately affected by these deadly products who are those disproportionately affected and with menthol. accounting for one 3rd of all cigarette sales how will big tobacco fight back let's ask attorney sara papen tonio of the 11 papen tonio rafferty law firm sara right off the bat this looks contentious proponents of this ban point to those disproportionately affected as the 85 to 90 percent of african american smokers and vapors prefer an menthol products while oh ponens civil rights groups fear over policing of black communities lots to unpack here sarah where do you see all this headed. well to start holland this ban has the potential to encourage 1000000 people to quit smoking has the potential to save a lot of lives just by banning a flavor of tobacco so this shouldn't respond as a racial injustice issue should be viewed as a great step forward to promoting public health and preventing unnecessary deaths among minority communi

tobacco products in a and then alarm and fashion, whether they be electronic cigarettes, of course e, cigars heated tobacco products. 4 there's so many different aspects of folks know, go to right now for smoking, which unfortunately we're seeing. unremarkable right. we really don't want to be going that direction. we're still seeing a reduction in some cases, but an increase in the adolescent in the team population. but i think another incident point that it's very important to realize just in the us alone, 2019 found about $8200000000.00 by tobacco companies to market their products. $8200000000.00, which is roughly about $22500000.00 each day, roughly a $1000000.00 per hour. so imagine the friends of the impact of that marketing campaign on a community, as you mentioned, where not much money is spent to counter these effects. so there are several mitigated factors that we're seeing actually in high income population. really we have to meet these populations. and these demographics, where they're most highly influence. and what has been shown from the study is really that if you're able to

islamic cooperation to deal with the situation and kind of put pressure on israel of that cigar that we've also heard from the palestinian prime minister how much they who condemned the escalation let's hear what he had to say in the beginning of the government meeting. and then you will how is that idea i hold the israeli government fully responsible for what the worshipers were exposed to in the blessed al aqsa mosque and i warn of the consequences that will result from such incursions as well as attempts to evacuate the people of shake the original owners of the land from their homes why did was done i don't i called on the international community to intervene immediately to stop these horrific violations and to provide protection to the citizens of the palestinian territories especially in the city of jerusalem which is undergoing ethnic cleansing today jerusalem is restoring the glow of the coals and one of the people of. neda how they have been reacting to all of this. well throughout the past 24 hours and even before that we've seen lots of spontaneous protest all across diffe

exactly right through your cigars. yes you can see it has. cleared but that is by no means the end of it from what we've been experiencing so far here what we've been seeing so far here is that this is a phase that they will go in they will use overwhelming force for a few minutes as we've just seen and for a time people retreat because it is extremely unpleasant i can tell you that i come back at a shot now i can tell you that when we were in damascus gate last weekend before things really kicked off there were still pretty violent scenes that. young boys and young men were running right up to the on one night at least the police the border force outposts getting very close to them throwing objects like water bottles mainly but some other objects as well from very close range at these armed figures they were it seemed particularly worried about that but as soon as the skunk water turned up everybody cleared so it is. as unpleasant as it is a very effective way of clearing streets and so that's what we have now relatively clear street but i t

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predicts that banning menthol the last allowable flavor in cigarettes and banning all flavors and cigars will help save lives particularly among those disproportionately affected by these deadly products who are those disproportionately affected and with menthol accounting for one 3rd of all cigarette sales how will big tobacco fight back let's ask attorney sara papen tonio of the. evan papen tonio rafferty law firm sarah right off the bat this looks contentious pro ponens of this ban point to those disproportionately affected as the 85 to 90 percent of african american smokers and vapors prefer menthol products while 0 ponens civil rights groups fear over policing of black communities lots to unpack here sarah where do you see all this headed. well to start holland this ban has the potential to encourage nearly 1000000 people to quit smoking has the potential to save a lot of lives just by banning a flavor of tobacco so this should have respond as a racial injustice issue should be viewed as a great step forward to promoting public health and preventing unnecessary deaths among minority

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canceled so i basically have those same types of conversations in my backyard with my friends we smoke a cigar we have some drinks and and we just talk it's free talk and there's no one malice involved when we're talking about anybody so i mean if you want to cancel us for being real people and talking about real things and that's on you that's not on us and the people that want to cancel you are never your fans they're never people that were in your corner to begin with so what does your sudden before the song was and so i want to get back to the times when freedom of speech was free. but you know russell it's odd because it's counterintuitive but one has to go back and. think george orwell was no strict damas he always thought it would be the global left to the to some degree and indeed 30 years an. open mind to this which is always preached over there and now comes with a very close minded. it's a bit it's very confusing but i don't think they see it or if they do see it that's even more frightening to me because they see it and choose not to do anything about it which seems malevolent as a

the passport guy behind with his leg it goes back to groucho entering low and subversive with the cigar you transplant the carrot i think bugs. holds a mirror up to be answers i think it's a primal surface that bugs does. well yeah i mean he's pretty much of all bugs was the original social distancing and he lived in a hole in the ground right i mean he always wore gloves and basically you know he was the every man and until someone like elmer funder yosemite sam you know really ticked them off that's when bats when it was over they then you know a question realized this means wa you know that's when all bets were off and then forget it you should've you should've crossed paths with bugs bunny but yeah i mean that's why i think he was soon. relatable and he's a hero you know he's still like one of those guys that he doesn't always win and he doesn't have the big muscles usually when he flexes it just like the letter you under there and you know you again and i think that's why he's so relatable and so lovable and and then you have everyone else around him you know if he's like the jerry