dickinson's distinctive vocals have been described as a human. with razor blades and the band's millions of fans just in love. dickinson is also a great showman and has performed in all sorts of themed outfits the lyrics of subject matter like the devil evil wars or atrocities carried out in antiquity all slightly tongue in cheek. to the law in between magnificent. ludicrous is that. the band's mascot eddie goes everywhere they go ed force one with captain dickinson at the wheel has flown the band around the world several times the full sized boeing seven thirty seven even the german government's official airliner. the band canceled a planned tour in twenty fifteen when dickinson was diagnosed with tongue and neck cancer. his sheer determination to win the battle against his illness is very clear at the end of his autobiography for the singer surviving cancer was like beginning a new life. i barely considered the question of. weatherall here put his life on the line to perform in sarajevo at the height of the yugoslav wars dickinson who has a deg

maiden journey the many talents of iron maiden front man bruce dickinson. cultural connection on this train it's not the destination it's the journey. and sky kitchen alexander compass michelin star take on german physique. we begin with a visit to the front man of heavy metal band iron maiden not satisfied with being a worldwide success as a singer bruce dickinson went on to write a novel create his own bat and fly as an airline pilot now he's released his also biography the title of which might concern you if he's piloting your plane it's cold what does this button do and it's proved to hit climbing to number one on the u.k.'s sunday times bestseller list. bruce dickinson is nothing if not a high flyer here he takes to the skies to give us a better view of his home country. but flying planes is just one of his passions. but when you're down you can still win the match. being a bit helps me to share my love of english with the rest of the world being an old and labels you to take a very raw a look at your life. but there's one more thing. for more than thr

we stop them on your own max bruce dickinson from crown of country metal band iron maiden is a real highflyer a businessman as well as a musician who sold his own gear his are much sought after speaker at meetings under professional pilots to boot in his new autobiography he talks about his professional holidays and globes bruce dickinson next time on your own axis. of. evil. blah blah blah. blah. blah blah. blah blah blah. blah. blah. blah blah blah. blah they make a commitment. they find solutions. and stronger. africa and the law stories from both people making a difference shaping the nation the continent africa on the move the stories about motivational change makers taking their destiny speak to their problems and some deep w.'s new multimedia series fuku. d w dot com click on the most. happy birthday in good shape returning ten this year you came to this amazing fitness backpack and if you learn from no. visit all. good. to turn the most favorite holmgren's into. coughing or maybe it will get a chance to do so. in a. good light. the odd. odd lock. the odd . visited of you news liv

maiden journey with the many talents of iron maiden front man bruce dickinson. cultural connection on this train it's not the destination it's the journey.

maiden journey to the many talents of iron maiden front man bruce dickinson. cultural connection on this train it's not the destination it's the journey.

a source close to the case confirmed with me that former supermodel janice dickinson has been subpoenaedhe will fly into pennsylvania. but the prosecution also wants more witnesses. they want supporting witnesses, who these five women may have told at the time of what had happened to them. the defense is asking for someone named margo jackson, a temple employee, that says andrea constant told her she could fabricate the whole story and she could get a lot of money. but the reality is this criminal trial is happening because of one person, andrea constand, who went forward to police, and made herself public in 2005. diana parsons is andrea's older sister. knows her better than anyone else. and she spoke exclusively with cnn about her sister, who she describes as private and centered. >> she is very spiritual and she's calm. she's humble. she's honest. >> reporter: and she's also a life long athlete. >> she played soccer and she played basketball. >> reporter: she chose to focus on basketball as she grew taller. >> andrea is 6 feet. >> reporter: 6 feet. >> yes. her basketball skills are un

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along with team mates eleanor dickinson, elinor barker and katie archibald, they reached the final ofeating italy. they'll race the united states for gold at around ten to eight this evening. at the welsh open snooker, ronnie o'sullivan raced through his third round match against david grace, 4—0. grace only scored 13 points in the whole match. after his win, o'sullivan criticised the snooker schedule for having a negative impact on the top players' standards. a lot of them are overplayed, chasing ranking points, going to any tournament to try and find a bit of confidence. they need to have some belief in their own ability and stick to getting their own game right. but they feel like they have to chase and they are on a hamster wheel at the moment and, as long as that's going, i don't think you are capable of playing your best snooker. the only time you do is when you go out and relax and enjoy the game because of the game. in cricket, australia aren't having things their own way in the first test against south africa at durban. england's record wicket taker jimmy anderson says he fea

wrote my these on emily dickinson. so i fired up on that. very cool. so the last couplet in that is that how frugal is the chariot that bears the human soul. and the power of stories and knowing kids and being able to engage deeply. i think one of the most transformational pieces of the new accountability opportunities are about growth. so now fully 50% of our system is based on growth. being able to look deeply at young people and in particular the children who are most school dependent. so you may hear that term school dependency, right? so the opportunity for a young person who is going to get their meal, and carrie talked about that, at school. the consistency, the kind of well-being that they experience in very few other places they get at school. so personal. i was a very school-dependent child. moved a lot. lots of different families. but here's where it gets -- i'm going to change it up a little bit. how many school-dependent folks are in the audience? so this is a chance to think about -- remember, we're people doing this work. it's real easy

maiden journey with the many talents of iron maiden front man bruce dickinson. cultural connection on this train it's not the destination it's the journey.

known as discretionary spending has been falling and is continuing to fall. joining us now is helen dickinsonnsortium. what exactly is discretionary spending and what is happening to it? when people's disposable income is under pressure, we put more of that budget into our essentials, and everything that is left over, more discretionary, is what we tend to fall back on. so what we are seeing in these figures, in the brc‘s all in retail sales data, is people being particularly cautious, because wages are not growing faster than inflation. so the money that we have in our pockets is actually under that pressure. but people are spending more money on the theatre and going out, was thatjust last month? is that a blip or a general trend? we do see that very month on month, but there is an underlying trend of people spending more on experiences and less on physical goods and products. so what is going on and generally? is this just an economic story about people reacting to economic circumstances, or is there something else going on fundamentally due to the way we shop and spend our money? we are s

so there is no frigate like a book and she said that emily dickinson quote. a little biobackground for me. i was an english major and wrote my thesis on emily dickinson, and i was fired up about that. very cool. the last cuplet on that is that how frugal is the chariot that bears the human soul and the power of stories in knowing kids and being able to engage deeply and one of the transformational pieces of the new accountability opportunities are about growth. so now 50% of the system is based on growth and being able to look deeply at young people and in particular, the children who are most school dependent. so, you may hear that term school dependency, right? so the opportunity for a young person who is going to get their meal and carrie talked about that at school and the social connection and the consistency, the kind of well-being that they experience in very few other places they get at school. so personal, i was a very school-dependent child. i moved a lot, lots of different families, but here's where it gets -- i'm going to change it up a little bit

. >>> janice dickinson subpoenaed to testify in the bill cosby trial.evealed she was sexually assaulted by cosby in 1982. his attorney called the accusation a fabricated lie. the judge in the retrial rejecting demands from the defense lawyers to step aside. they argue he should recuse himself since his wife is a social worker and advocate for assault victims. >>> a california judge ruling coffee stores across the state must carry a cancer warning because of a carcinogen in coffee. arguing larger coffee businesses were in violation of state law. a california law requires disclosing the toxic chemicals. the judge decided the defendants failed to show it poses no risk or add any health benefits. >> as i drink my third cup of the day. i won't stop anyone from drinking coffee. >>> fox news host laura ingraham apologizing after a tweet mocking parkland survivor david hogg back fired. the proper trump commentator tweeted out the rejection from four colleges. hogg tweeted back to boycott advertisers and now eight advertise advertisers pulled their ads from the

i have some language from john dickinson, a founder we should all be more familiar with, somewhat forgotten in our own time but acclaimed in his own time as the penman of the revolution. he makes almost precisely this same statement. here i have him saying -- the bible is the most republican book that ever was written. again, even these two are not alone among their contemporaries in making the statement. the bible is many things to the christian. it is god's word, the counsel of god, a divine lamp, for instruction in righteousness, but is it republican? is it republican? and in what sense is the bible republican? what are they talking about here? as i have mentioned, there were americans in the founding era who believed the hebrew republic, they see in the hebrew commonwealth a form of government that they perceived to be republican in nature. it is a republican government well-designed to promote political prosperity, and political discourse in pamphlets, conventions, and political discourse provides numerous appeals to the hebrew republic as a model for their own political experiments. l

. >> and can i ask you a follow on the bad act witnesses, because we have heard that janet dickinsonamong the five, nda who are the women who vu have been called to testify as the others? >> well, at this time, i do not feel that it is appropriate for me to name the witnesses who may be called by the prosecution to testify, and whom i represent. i have no doubt that the defense is well aware of the names, and in addition that i represent them, but i don't feel that -- >> it is names that the public would recognize? >> are well, i don't know whether the public would re recognize them or not. they are not celebrities, but they are, you know, allegedly victims of mr. cosby, and accusers of mr. cosby, ap i believe they are very brave in their willingness to testify. >> i hope that we can stay in touch as the trial moves forward. thank you, gloria allred for being with us. an tune in tonight with the special 8:00 p.m. eastern "the case against cosby." only on cnn. we will be right back. it's hard to get all the daily fiber we need from food alone. that's why i love fiber choice. it has th

a source close to the case confirms that former supermodel janice dickinson has been subpoenaed and willpennsylvania. the defense wants a witness that is named margot jackson, someone who they say says talked to andrea constand back in 2003, 2004, not sure of the exact date, but that andrea constand said she could fabricate this whole story and get a lot of money. i sat down with former lead defense attorney for this trial, brian mcmonangal. >> you believe they had a romantic relationship? >> i don't think there's any doubt about that fact. the testimony in this trial was that ms. constand had been to his home on a couple different occasions, there had been romantic settings and interludes. >> constand testified the relationship was not romantic. he was a temple friend she said, somebody i trusted, a mentor. as for the romantic interludes, mcmonangal says happens, constand insists they were passes from cosby that she rebuffed, which made sense to her sister who said her sister has no interest in romantic enter luds with men. >> andrea was about 16 years old when she told us she was gay.

like a book a little biography background for me i was an english major and wrote my sis on emily dickinson. the power of being able to engage deeply, so one of the most transformational pieces of the new accountability opportunities of growth. so now fully 50% of the system is based on growth and being able to look deeply at young people and in particular the children that are most school dependent so you may hear that term in the social consistency, the kind of well-being for the e experience but very few other places they get out of school. so, personal. i was a very school dependent child. so i'm going to change it up a little bit. do you think it's easy to start thinking about the accountability systems and designing it you have to have a system that reinforces the. we were in a deeply competitive system and now i would argue they were always craving the ability to care for the work across districts and states. it is the context to share stories and practice across districts and in fact i will go deeper into this in a minute thabuthe has we have hosted three storyteller positions that

we have united health in our portfolio and dickinson is in the process of completing its acquisition.consolidations, what we are seeing is an attempt on the part of these health care companies to compete more effectively through broader scale of the products of variable to provide an sell to health-care providers , hospital systems, things like that. if they have more scale come they have more likelihood that they can get a bigger piece of business. david: how concerned are you about downward price pressure? eric: there's always going to be that play versus the volume and the price. there's always pricing pressure in industry frankly. that's one of the things that we hope to see as an offset is the growth in the amount of people that they can serve with their products. that is why i think that consolidation and that additional scale helps to offset some of that pricing pressure that is natural within the industry. julia: is transparency a positive thing? can it be a positive thing when you are an investor as you are? eric: it's absolutely critical for us. we are long-term in our think

helen dickinson is chief executive of the british retail consortium, one of the bodies behind the sales now for the high street? just to explain the figures that were out today first, we do not include some of the impact of the bad weather of last week. they show that retail sales in february grew 2%, quite slowly, following the long—term trend. that is masking to stories. what is happening in food, we are seeing inflation and food sales growing and the non—food, people are diverging that is central spent into those essential items. non—sale foods are falling. that is a challenge for retailers in terms of the market. it is a picture of people putting off nonessential purchases, fashion, things that we might like, electrics. they are not buying it because they have to spend more on food. that is right. when we talk about the challenges on the high—street, we saw that last week with the closures, that has been brought about for many reasons, business rates, inflation because of the week hand, what is the biggest danger, the biggest risk?|j danger, the biggest risk? i think what we are see