that is what religion was staying in darwin's -- saying in darwin's written. religion generally in the modern world is not saying that, although some branches are. there have been popes and other religious leaders who say we must embrace science. we do not reject the theory of evolution. it depends on what religious tradition and what structure and sacked - sect or organization you're talking about. some are supportive, some are not. host: david quammen, is a theory of evolution not taught in schools? i seem to remember learning about it. guest: it depends on the state. there are states who can think - - say we cannot want evolution taught as part of the substance of our public schools. it has been an issue in kansas, texas, other states. but there is no federal law that says evolution must be taught, must be part of the curriculum. evolutionary biology is generally not time in medical schools either. not for the same reasons. i have asked medical educators about this. i have said, wouldn't it be valuable for people become doctors to learn about of missionary

that is what religion was staying in darwin's -- saying in darwin's written. religion generally in the modern world is not saying that, although some branches are. there have been popes and other religious leaders who say we must embrace science. we do not reject the theory of evolution. it depends on what religious tradition and what structure and sacked - sect or organization you're talking about. some are supportive, some are not. host: david quammen, is a theory of evolution not taught in schools? i seem to remember learning about it. guest: it depends on the state. there are states who can think - - say we cannot want evolution taught as part of the substance of our public schools. it has been an issue in kansas, texas, other states. but there is no federal law that says evolution must be taught, must be part of the curriculum. evolutionary biology is generally not time in medical schools either. not for the same reasons. i have asked medical educators about this. i have said, wouldn't it be valuable for people become doctors to learn about of missionary

who is synonymous with what's known as social darwinism. now, i know you've heard of charles darwin, an englishman, naturalist sailed on the hms beagle down to the galapagos islands, discovered that the finches down in the galapagos islands were a little different from the finches in london. and then he theorizes that they have adapted to change in order to survive. and of course, that becomes the 1859 book origin of species. you've heard of this? okay, herbert spencer takes that idea and applies it to. society in general that in society only the strongest church survive. so this is the perfect ideological justification for a carnegie, a vanderbilt or, you know, in business and industry. only the strong businesses should survive. if you have a an operation that is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy, then spencer theorize you don't even deserve to be in business. a weak business is a drag on business. so you don't even deserve to be in business. you can be purchased by a competitor. you can do all things above board or maybe. a little shad

darwin he went to patagonia as well. and one thing i liked about the book was just kind of learning the personalities. all of these scientist, you know, these icons that we've always thought of. you always think of darwin and you think, you know, obviously natural selection and everything else. i didn't realize that he got seasick. he had this, he had he had this little letter that he wrote back home. how much. he hated the voyage and. he hated it more with every swell of the ocean. and that, you know, he wrote that like you who have never seen the deep green of the earth, you know, the bottomless ocean can never know how much i hate it or something like that. and he was you know, there's i have a couple of pages about darwin just because he seemed so fascinated that he got so interested in all these other that it was almost like he was college freshman and everything he saw was the most thing ever. so he writes, you know, a letter right now i'm red hot with spiders. and he got really into spiders for a while and then he

for java darwins, their ladger traed from the fourth year sherens will be more aspiration to climb throughnow there's a waiver so it's not for the home. who exactly scored civilians from fascist larts fats. these are the heaviest meals. gerolovich did not get to the bottom, even this was filed. that, i think, today everything is under the chassis for the war, the battlefield rape of the carriage has gone and the father was left from the lobule of two elderly men and children. once a month, wez was bogged down by the german smoke, all the harsh everyday life was tightened, the partisan region of the tributaries was active, yes , they waved the fugitive with the folk stylus, they clasped realism, the partisans worried her at once and at times. operation on khotynskaya in 1944, the partisans killed the field telephone cable. command the security regiment gave up the thought of burning into the nearest waggon; at the edification of the distant , khatyn survived the roof for more than a year of encouragement worn items were burned with people. i understood. the carriage became an acute khatyn,

darwin. his latest is breatheless about the race to defeat the covid-19 virus. join in the conversation with your phone calls. facebook comments, text and tweets. in-depth with david quammen. remember looking out after the bombing and seeing the city on fire. >> i'd like each one of you to remember you were an american. you are an officer in the united states army. >> how could they prepare us there was no precedence for women or nurses being taken prisoner. >> life was a constant struggle. food was scarce. >> i wentgr to bed hungry and gt up hungry. >> to us, liberation was around the corner. >> freedomom wasn't free. we had to fight for it and pay for it. early in world war two, after japan struck at pearl harbor and >> early in world war ii. fiveve navy nurses on guam and 1 navy 67 army nurses. three dieticians were captured and internalled. these were the first american women prisoners of war. there weren't many army and women nurses in the philippines in 1940s. only two at camp john ab 20 were assigned in manila. 6io or 7 in the station hospital near clarka

western gentlemen called these innocent people the missing link of darwin, and the human zoo was a suitableertainment for civilized european citizens. it was considered that in these zoos, men, women and children from different parts of the world, including africa, south america, east asia, and australia , were displayed in cages next to monkeys, chimpanzees, and baboons. being given is very bitter many of them committed suicide due to living in a short period of time among 7 and some others, like the book of neh , committed suicide due to depression caused by research. one of the most famous human zoos has been set up, you can go to the american world exhibition , the paris international zoo. zoo city, the world exhibition of brussels bor and london pointed out that it made a difference, it didn't make a difference, it didn't make a difference, it didn't make a difference, electricity in karaj with optimal energy consumption, let's give light , pieces of different shapes for different tastes, single macarons only at the peak of excitement in models and sizes various for all ages in the for

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darwin. his latest is breathless about the feeding of the virus that caused covid-19 pandemic.n in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. in-depth with david, live sunday noon eastern on book tv, on c-span2. i remember looking out after the bombing and seeing it on fire. it was all around us like a hear patients screaming for help. >> i want to one of you to leave my remember, you are american you are an officer. the united states army, how could they prepare us? being taken prisoner, life was pretty monotonous, a constant struggle day to day. i went to bed hungry and kind of hungry. >> to us, the ration was around the corner. it means we got to fight for it. ... ♪♪ [explosions] >> early in world war ii, after japan struck at pearl harbor and invaded guam in the philippines, five navy nurses on guam and 11 navy and 67 army nurses, three army dietitians and one army physical therapist in the philippines were captured and interned. these were the first american women prisoners of war. there were not many army and navy nurses in the philippine

darwin and spillover, which was a finalist. the national book critics circle award and a recipient of the premio la tarrio mark in rome. he's written for the new yorker magazine, the atlantic national, and outside among others, and is a three time winner of the national magazine kwame and shares a home here in bozeman with his wife. betsy gave cronin. and you should check out her book author americans i am and they also have two wonderful russian wolfhounds who weren't able make an appearance this evening. so without further ado david welcome. thank you thank you thank very much jessica. hello friends and neighbors. hello. friends and neighbors and it's really good to be back at the at country bookshelf. thank you, jessica. thank you. country bookshelf bookshelf. of those are disposable. it's to be back. what did i do with my glasses? i'll never mind them. i'm going to talk you a bit about what's in this book and why it's in there. the content, the virus, the characters. but first, i want to a little bit about how it was writte

i thought, well, they're probably depicting some of the typical is darwin, this tear really got back like all the central for decades. the whole so stood here . but then one day, they disappeared again without a trace, the soviet command said it was for charity to disclose it yet the when the big earthquake had alma i tackled, they were taken away and melted down as aide for the earthquake victims were not in the am i lot of the command as words were a lie. the truth was very different. these good tunes in those sculptures then disappeared in 1989 under very mysterious circumstances. once again, the story takes that incredible ton. and one series says that this man played a key role. alexander shall go to the club ski, colonel of east germany is notorious secret police, the stones, his task to procure a foreign count, see from east germany by any means possible. including selling nazi on to west gym and collect is it's believed that this might be how hitler force has made it across the, in a german border. i don't because it was clear that this was not actually lead to, he had them s

i thought, well, they're probably depicting some of the typical is darwin, us to really get back like all the central for decades. the whole so stood here. but then one day they disappeared again without a trace. the soviet command said it was for charity. i just go through the when the big earthquake hit all my odd tackle, they were taken away and melted down as aide for the earthquake victims with no part in the am i lot of the command as words were a lie. the truth was very different. these good tunes and those sculptures then disappeared in 1989 under very mysterious circumstances. and once again, the story takes that incredible ton. and one series says that this man played a key role. alexander shall go to the club ski, colonel of east jeremy's notorious secret place, the stones, his task to procure a foreign currency for east germany by any means possible. including selling nazi on to waste gym and collect is it's believed that this might be how hitler force has made it across the, in a german border. i don't, because it was clear that this was not actually lead to, he had them

award, not the darwin award klitschko and annually arranges an award by the same politician, who areded by incomprehensible things from which it is clearly not from snow, from something strongly smelling. god from the pharynx, which is located both on one side of the ocean and on the other. look after all by and large. god bless him, if he is simply insane, but already a monstrous russophobe. it's just an animal feeling in him, which is the only real one. even with his broken head, he understands only one thing, that he is like a dog, a bull terrier, whom they just periodically say, you have a goal. you do not see obstacles, and he is good because he does not see these obstacles, he has no concept of fear, his family was taken away from him, they were taken abroad, and he is ready to fulfill and fulfill any role, because we have nothing to lose too much compromising evidence. there is too much that the klitschko brothers have done and those who know them, in fact, even know them in america because they have a legacy there among those gangsters who live in america, they clearly know t

they simply died not from the battle, but from the exhaustion of the forests i am near the mite darwin's assault brigade, which was formed and operates on the same principles on which the legendary azov and the entire azov movement stands ukraine holy mother of heroes according to my heart we know what we are doing we know what we will get we know who we are for ourselves it creates the spirit of bri is a mystery. it was a detachment of volunteers who fought for the men. kherson was released as a unit of the ssoaz, and bakhmut was defended as a part of the new separate third assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine, which today has become almost one of the largest in the army. what are our attack fighters doing? well, it’s just not explained in the head, the enemy had more people, more equipment , there is an active air force, why do you have all this or not at all , or much smaller than that? ex-commander of the azov regiment, the deputy commander of the third dshbeik loudly announced herself at the end of april, at the same time the attack aircraft pushed the occupiers off the ro

protection and care an important stage in their life is social adaptation in the employees of the darwineum, where inclusive holidays are held annually, help children with disabilities. this tradition is rooted in history, which is almost 100 years old and our founders alexander fedorovich a cat from the last century in the exposition with our museum objects, classes for blind and visually impaired visitors during the great patriotic war he and his wife, zoopsychologist nadezhda nikolaevna ladygina gods, conducted revolutionary classes they came to the hospital, and the holiday combined with lectures and classes about 300 children with disabilities, the health of their parents, brothers and sisters of the guests, were entertained by mischievous clowns, performances that instantly improved the mood of both children and adults. guys. uh, let's say normatives and guys who need inclusion. no, this is very important, especially when it comes like this. here's the interaction liked communication with the rat too. i love. in general, the animals in the program of the inclusive event are also ed

british explorer hamish harding, has added darwin and his son solomon dawood all perished along withsub was built to standards and with sufficient testing. are issues now that the us and canadian authorities will probe as they. we will bring you the latest on the protests. stay with us. hello. the weather front that we had to start the day continues to push its way eastwards and for the vast majority of the uk we're looking at fine weather with some sunshine around to take us through the afternoon. that said, there are going to be a few showers popping up, particularly for scotland and northern ireland. and there's that weather front. the dregs of the rain still just about loitering across the east coast. now that front�*s brought 12 millimetres of rain about half an inch of rain in the space of 6 hours. the significance of that is that with more rain than had fallen for the entirety of the month ofjune, so that rain was welcome. still, it has been a particularly dry month across parts of eastern england. now, through the rest of the afternoon, as i say, one or two showers popping up

pots. old australia with temperatures are still sitting above the seasonal average for the likes of darwin. this mountain wave cloud. however, starting to gather, of course move and areas of queens with some showers coming into can set by friday . but the west all the wet weather once again affecting the bite. we've got a cold front moving across is going to bring some showers to southern parts of western australia and accrued a feel to pass by saturday is also set to cool down for that south east corner. you can see the rain starting to roll into more southern areas of se as well, which has made using some heavy rain here on saturday, about coming in. it's 17 degrees celsius, but still some sunshine for sidney. 19 degrees celsius that on saturday. now as you move over to new zealand, we've seen some settled weather, but there's a bit of a down fuel coming in over the weekend with more in the way of heavy rain running into northern and eastern areas of both islands. and as we move to south east asia, despite being the why season down in the salvation bus of heavy rain pots of indonesia on,

not to come to me, there is no service. smoke in the hands so, nyura's ration, even the scientist darwinhat the monkey's tail fell off only in conditions of complete democratic freedom you wanted. yes, monkey. see that you have something else do not fall off. here it fell off. everything is fine. everything is fine, you will not feed. agreed are you a complete moron? tin? brothers are dear comrades. i'm here at all nothing. i'm only responsible for the tractor. you come to drink, let the one who knitted this knitting pay you now, we will leave everything and go to your stupid sawmill. this is your problem. you owe us well, no, i have that kind of money guys, but if you want to live, you will find a tanker. and i look to look after you, our skating is quite a man. the whole village himself became not his own and noticed that he would turn up in a mariage mood and follow. he's after me, right? doesn't give a pass. that's after all, like a fuse into his soul. oh, sergei must be coming. hello, your friend, right? this is our neighbor oh, i'll go. i have other things to do there. nothing good

darwin and spillover, a finalist for the national book critics circle award and a recipient of the merck prize in rome. he has written for new yorker harper's magazine, the atlantic, national geographic, and outside among other magazines, and is a three time winner of the national magazine award. kwame and a home in bozeman, montana with his wife, betsy gaines quammen, author of american zion and with two russian wolfhounds, a cross-eyed cat and a rescue python python, we won't hold that against you. please give a warm savannah. welcome to david quammen. thank you. thank you, nancy. thank you all. nancy does not like snakes, but that's okay. we talked about that. we talked to that. snakes. spiders everybody has their their boundaries. thank you so much. thank you, bob and diane levy. thank you, nancy. thank you, savannah book fest. thank you. parishioners of trinity is at trinity church. it's great to be here. i'm i'm i'm honored and delighted to be here. it's been, i think, thousands five years since i've been in savannah. and when i was last here, i was heading into the okefenokee swam

expert committee member as well founder of one shared world also the author of the must read hacking darwinbeing here this morning. >> great to see you, maria always my pleasure. maria: we have a lot to talk about first i want to get your take on an bulletinkin trip spy balloons police situations refused to answer about covid 1, what do you think is going to get done from this meeting? >> i don't think there is going to be any major progress i do think it is very important for united states, china to have some kind of connectivity we had that with soviet union even in the darkest times of the cold war. but i agree, it should not be that we're just begging for a relationship, when china has one provocation, after another you mentioned before all kinds of altercations in south china sea china flying planes, interfering with our military ships. there is all kind of troubling, i you a applauded administration for trying to build a relationship with china we can't be in a position of supplicants about what china government is trialing to manipulate us into being. >> i am going to take a reach he

that's just one of the animals darwin assigned the mission of first becoming a man.the first. tell me, what are these police officers too? this is our way say, people's squad, but there is no fruit of public order on the ground, yes, can i pass it on? hello nurses. i love you. it's sex, happy new year. happiness health, good luck and people love each other. hello well, what are you doing to kill me, or something, eat glebushka eat. here you eat, normal breathing will catch on, happy holidays. health and he is very grateful for stas and we do not just adapt on the spot. i told you already, bush bite your elbows, what are you sitting up and what, well, such, get out or something, get ready we took champagne in our hands, prepared to open it, my dear fellow countrymen, the new year is approaching, what did i want? i would like to wish you. all the best, my dears, be happy and healthy. and god bless you all the very best for the new year. hundreds of injured police officers are burning shops and cars in france, unrest intensifies. this is an internal affair of russia is

these are scientists from the university of charles darwin, and i congratulate all of us on this.d in australian folk medicine. why we are belarusians, perhaps, i did not know, because they were somewhere far beyond the ocean. so, the analysis of their samples showed that both plants are especially rich in bioactive compounds. and these are the fatty acids that are able to effectively heal wounds to fight pathogenic microorganisms. plus, they have antioxidant properties. in general, i want to say plant and we are welcome, well, it turns out that since ancient times, calophyllum, and you are on a bet widely used for the treatment of skin diseases. it's too early for the treatment of snake bites, headaches, rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory processes, but the truth is, again, we don't have it in australia, yes, and about drop us off. uh, unfortunately, we can't track them down, for example. i haven't tried. well, i read that these plants love the tropics, so they simply do not take root. but which fruit trees feel comfortable in our climate. and in general, how to choose t

gave birth to me tomorrow morning, you will prove everything well, and then the man , without any darwin her natural laziness. i think it was he who made her descend to the ground, deprived her of secondary signs calmly , even, perhaps, even taught her how to walk, of course, boris ivanovich good night. understood? good idea, let's get the car for the canister. the gun is good . fly it together. let it go, but please, if you will throw it, it's more likely the woman and the yelets himself are sending it down. come on, come on, come on. it's normal, a little sore gas. didn't you fall asleep with a cigarette yourself? no? you think with your head, and i risked my life to save people not an order or a medal. i seriously advise you. print your stories, especially since you probably look so much alike. what hemingway. eh, the same, kind smile, broad soul and deep thoughts. you think, just think, and you have seen such a thing here, my mother disappeared like that, that she left abandoned in the mine and is still gone. what is she doing there? and the teacher, it seems, as some one decided to

darwin and spillover. his latt is breathless about the race to identify and defeat the virus that caused covid-19 pandemic. join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and betweens. "in depth" live sunday at noon eastern on book tv on c-span2. ♪ >> we're actually going to continue the discussions about a dance with this panel -- resistance with this panel which is a conversation between jenny craig institute senior historian who many of you recall chaired a panel on women in resistance movement yesterday, andan end wh nicole. ..so from delivering supplies and messages for members of a local resistance network to tinting two wounded partisans, nicole zwart is an important reminder of the importance of everyone to include women in the fight against fascism. so without further delay, it's all yours. [applause] >> are all right, thank you, everyone and thank you mike for that introduction. and probably doesn't need much of an introduction from me, but i am very honored to have nico

parts of australia with temperatures are still sitting above the seasonal average for the likes of darwin. this mountain way of cloud. however, starting to gather across moving areas of queensland with some showers coming into can say it by friday, but it was all the wet weather once again affecting the bite. we've got a cold front moving across. it's going to bring some showers to southern parts of western australia and accrued a feel to pass by saturday is also set to cool down full that south east corner. you can see the range starting to roll into most southern areas of se as well, which has many of seen some heavy rain here on saturday. who bought coming in at 17 degrees celsius, but still some sunshine for sidney 19 degrees celsius that on saturday, that was move over to new zealand. we think some settled weather, but there's a bit of a down fuel coming in over the weekend with more in the way of heavy rain running into northern and eastern areas of both islands. and as we move to south east asia, despite being the dry season down in the southeast and some bus of heavy rain pots of

that darwin nunez will be a better player next season and they will not have the same struggles as theyeepen their squad which is much needed. that could happen and impact. the elves they have champions league football as well to worry about next season which they have not had for some time so that will stretch their squad. arsenal came very close, did they too pushing, winning the title. pushing city all the way so i think probably the main challenges next season would be arsenal, liverpool. you would think it would come to scene at chelsea and posta blog lou at spurs. it will be very interesting summer. interesting to see just who is going to push city whether they can get within touching distance. as if to say given the season that they have had they will be by much faster in battle and i'm sure we will all be watching. you can stay with _ sure we will all be watching. you can stay with us _ sure we will all be watching. you can stay with us here _ sure we will all be watching. you can stay with us here on bbc news and follow continuing coverage of the man city page on the bbc sport

so joseph presley, erasmus darwin, this man, but benjamin frankly used to be a guest to their meetings and, and so i started wondering what kind of links there were between these two visionary sides of the atlantic ocean and what brought them together. i then i started asking questions about, about thomas jefferson and then, um, grew tired about and navigated. that's not true. but it's kind of true. but i think that that the okay would drew me to george washington there was this combination of you know he was a prominent slave owner and at the same time is someone doesn't want to appear like a beautiful soul. you know what i mean? just no, he's doesn't try to to to, you know, to craft a disingenuous image about himself or to perfect or to you know to to brag about himself. but quite the opposite. he constantly tried to craft his own persona in a way that would then effect the country, trying to build along with other persons. of course. so. but that sense of humility is i think it's it's kind a stands out among the founders i think yeah well let's give marissa a big round of applause.