here's the 1st one, a certain eugene view lane, the duke. he's barely 30 years old with little experience, but a confidence that is disconcerting. to believe him, he knows what a gothic cathedral is better than maurice to sally eugene. i would take it as a favor if you'd work in our office. wonderful. let's go. history has somewhat neglected his colleague and mentor jombateeste last year. but in the eyes of the commission, he was the more qualified of the 2 i just came from the commission there into the aspect. but they would like to know how much all of this will cost. that's not scare them now. i've just had 2 or 3 ideas that i absolutely must discuss with you and was all these new ideas, large scale work would begin once again, but to be honest, i didn't find this strange. do oh, entirely reassuring with like you could clearly see the marks on the screen to fix it. in spite of everything, it stood for 6 centuries, the what a pleasure to see the teeming activity of a building side. once more. my course of scaffolding, the warm aroma of the

and the view lane to duke, one of the most fascinating architects of his time. so he was not simply contend with reinventing gothic architecture. view lane to duke turned me into a book of images, one that enduringly shaped your representation of the middle ages. the my 54 kind myriads which burst forth from his imagination of the sisters of quasi moto grotesque and mac the the public was thrilled by his creatures, but without really understanding what drove the all powerful architect the one of them would become my emblem. a melancholy age, the steam, and the stritch who watches the capitals agitation was built in the you may be wondering what i think you're viewing later, dukes great restoration, positive a trial or a resurrection with something else an encounter. and like every genuine encounter, it changed both of us. the view new duke didn't just revise my past plan is uncompromising. quest for beauty and perfection was also a tribute to all those that had proceeded to that genius to the courage to the dairy, the dreams which people sadler, the remember, th

need a duke's wishes. the flying buttresses are completely reworked and crowned with pinnacles the they said my was bristling was an army of gargoyles criticism mounts as you need to do, consulted for inventing a cathedral that never existed. instead of restoring it, you may be surprised, but i can imagine the statues of adam and eve, the member of the rose window, an excellent idea. the restoration turns into an obsession view later duke is not content with reinforcing the south rose window. p, orders it to be entirely disassembled and turned by a half the p reconfigure as each of the chapels as a new railings cast and bills as a christy for which he designs all of the painted decorations and furniture down to the least iron where he also designs to liturgical objects, including new rent increase of the holy crown bought by saint louis, which was finally given to me the just 5 years after resuming work. one final project remains building the medieval spire above the pillars of my trance. it had to be brou

new dukes carpenters carried on the rituals of the 1st builders. they took the art of drawing lines to new heights . for the uninitiated, they are no more than strange strokes esoteric geometries. but in these drawings, the initiated could read the farm dimensions and precise location of every being in 18. 6620 years after the start of construction. viewing in the duke's craftsman raised the framework from my new spite. it's steep slopes feature, the 12 apostles, 12 comp or guardians, gazing into the distance, the all except for one st. thomas, the patron saint of architects, z related to cut the insolence of turning him toward his masterpiece and giving him his own features. the the, this marvel of grace was given a place of pride. 93 meters above the ground that made me the largest monument in paris at the time and view lane to duke, one of the most fascinating architects of his time. so he was not simply contend with reinventing gothic architecture view lane. the duke turned me into a book of images, one that enduringly shaped your representatio

the motorcade of hertz-duke franz ferdinand finally got to the town hall.t know about the assassination attempt yet. the muslim burgomaster began. months before the war, may 1914, the hague, on the crest of that wave of humanitarian idealism that flooded europe in the last decades before the war , the peace palace was opened in the hague in an extremely solemn atmosphere in the presence of delegates from all countries. from now on, war was irrevocably banished from the circulation of cultural humanity, in the history of which a golden age began, an era of peaceful cooperation of peoples. the peace palace in the hague, where today the international the hague tribunal was built on the initiative and largely through the means of the russian emperor nicholas ii. his portrait still hangs here in a place of honor. it was emperor nicholas and the russian government back in 1899, at the turn of the century, who came up with a proposal that stunned europe, for a representative of all the great powers to gather in gaga. emperor nicholas found himself in the center of

of arsiin for a long time, and i must tell you that if the duke...tender, your voice is like a girl’s voice with a high bell, you seem to be created to play a woman, come back from your luck you will live freely, like your duke, losing everything with him, i will try to marry her to you. quickly, but what about me, the matchmaker himself would like to become his wife, they say, better a smart fool than a stupid sage, god bless you, madonna, take away the stupid creature, or you don’t hear, friends, take away the lady, go away, you empty fool, i don’t want you anymore. besides , you are becoming indecent, my friends, the lady ordered to remove the stupid creature, so i repeat, remove her, sir, i ordered them to remove you, the greatest misunderstanding, kind madonna, allow me to prove that you are a stupid creature, and you can do it very skillfully , kindest madonna, prove, for this purpose, to worship you, well, their entertainment, i ’m ready, my virtuous mouse, answer me, and from where, kindest madonna, what are you sad about, kindest jester abou

peter: the duke 2024 graduation of grievance politics on display.0 students walked out re■ú jerry seinfeld's commencement speech because of his support for israel. that is a legit■;■zatke. what concerns me and where it fits into the gravy just grievance culturence culture is it seems according to the media that ts was a massive disruption and last a long while and was h■oug i was communicating with faculty members who were there. i have heard from others who were there. it was a relatively small group of pplan short disruption. make those things sound and seem so much bigger than they division in a way that is disruptive and that wen't. some of this is about the news va weekly -- briefly speaker forfamouser, it would nt this press. we have to be careful in giving coverage to everything. that it is proportional and appropriate and does ncommunical of divisiveness beyond what exists because thatuting prophe. peter: how often does your new york times column appear these days? frank: about once ae a news lats and it either goes up online or in print or

, well, and who was later hated in moscow as prince khadynsky , grand duke serge alexandro.ia really didn’t lose that much, half of sakhalin, lost port arthur, but the most important thing is that this is the result of this war, which of course should be the topic a separate conversation, this is a huge topic, but one of the results of this war is that in the west they stopped being afraid of this russian steam roller of the russian army, the army discredited itself, in accordance with this , germany will then develop its strategy for the first world war, no longer afraid because before a war on two fronts, and this is of course. played a role in subsequent events, including for russia itself, well, yes, we can add to this that it also contributed to the first russian revolution of 1905, of course, the russian-japanese war, yes, the russian-japanese war, of course, is a topic for a separate conversation, follow our podcast, we will continue this topic, all episodes of the historical podcast russia-west on the swing of history can be viewed on the website of the first channel

on the evening of the twenty-seventh , the erz-duke gave a gala reception for 40 people at the bosniaage. for the military elite, raising his glass, franz ferdinand said: “thank god, this bosnian trip is over. of all the days of the year, june 28 was the most unfortunate for the archduke’s visit to sarajevo. it was vidov’s day, a day of mourning of memory for the slavic population bosnia, the anniversary of the battle on kosovo, where many centuries ago, the turks completely defeated the serbs and deprived them of their independence. high school students, of course, about the future, about what posterity would say about them, in the morning they went to the casino, all these young people belonged to the secret society of the black hand, the slogan of which was unity or death, unity. all serbs. 20 years before the war, 1893 , st. petersburg. russian emperor alexander ii. he couldn’t stand the tolerable boy willie, he always turned his back to him. in the end he turned his back not only to the kaiser, but to the german empire, having concluded a military-political alliance with republic

the grand duke received a spontaneous warm welcome everywhere.er of articles about russia and its peoples, traditions, and history. the excitement was so great that even the owners of butcher shops. they laid out chicken carcasses in such a way that they were associated with a double-headed eagle. the trip was also of a business nature: the program of visits included visits to military academies, presence at maneuvers and parades. the americans willingly showed seaports, shipyards, and docks. the russians carefully inspected the military factories where russian orders were carried out. the visit contributed to strengthening the prestige of both countries. alexander ii noted that the meeting was enthusiastic. expeditions of the russian fleet were sent. in 1876, britain began to threaten russia with war because the russians supported the bulgarian liberation movement. and then rear admiral butakov gathered russian warships scattered in the mediterranean sea, brought them to america, so that in case of war they would not fall into a trap in the medi

, the faster all the inhabitants should have died, this was a kind of revenge for making the grand duke wait so long. vladimir literally translates as the owner of the world, he captures our non- criminal fortress with only one purpose, to deliver an ultimatum to vasily ii, so that the rightful princess, the most inaccessible girl, will come here. but not the beauty of anna, nor the streets of the wondrous city, located on the shore of the azure bay, vladimir will not see. the victory is overshadowed by a terrible illness that destroys the prince. prince vladimir walks around our city, he does not let anyone near him, and he cannot understand what kind of spirit lives here in this city, what kind of ancient stones are these, what kind of god is this who has deprived him of the most important thing. from the story of bygone years, by divine providence, at that time vladimir’s eyes were sick, and he could not see anything, and he grieved greatly and did not know what to do. the queen sent him to say: “if you want to get rid of this disease, then be baptized quickly." if you don’t get bapt

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the palm tree has a family tree, the duke, you know, not every human duke has such a family tree.ll, yes, igor sold his last litter, he sold it well, the amount is large, but... what amount are we talking about? well, as far as i know, 10 puppies were born, igor sold each for 50,000. a decent amount. well, if for two, then not so much. true, this time igor grigoriev delayed the payment for some reason. so he got upset. here's your motive. do you think that this is igor grigoriev? because of some money? very good. so write, very good. policeman, why is he very good, more specifically, respects, always says hello, always asks about my health, never asks for a document, document, well, passport, well, other policemen only see me and immediately ask about my passport, but vladimir petrovich never, he’s kind, i respect him, my brother respects him, everyone respects him, yours ... brother, does he live with you? no, he’s far from home, he came recently, when he saw kostyuk, he immediately respected him, treated him to apricots, from the bottom of his heart, because he’s the best distri

we believed in our grand duke, who was not yet a tsar, but followed him to kherosanes, and this also of russia in kiev and the understanding of christianity for centuries. the archaeological expedition preceding the construction of the new khersanes came up with this unique find. the most interesting moments, of course, were when we discovered these unique burial structures, these are columbariums, we were the first to find heroon, it was generally for us, well, it was like that amazing, unique, i suggested that this could even be one of the founders of hersades, that is, this often happened in the ancient world, ancient greece, after the death of these people. elevated to the ranks of heroes, this has to do with the political structure of the city, the social structure of the city, the economic level of development of the city, we understand the structure, we understand that important citizens were in charge, we understand that they were respected and worshiped, and part of this is part of the necropolis , where geraun stood, this is such an iconic place, this is... the most difficu

donald trump had announced david duke five years earlier. he knew who david duke was. he is not the most obscure figure in the world. if i'd announced david duke, some people will not like me anymore. some people are fine with that. trump cannot say anything bad about anyone who says anything nice about him. putin picked up on this, the saudis picked up on this. you can get a get out of jail free card. >> that would be a threat to ou r survival. he is not slippery. he is a pathological liar. that gap between trump saying something and people doing something, allowing him to forget will not exist in 2.0 because stephen miller will be jumping up and down saying the president said it, let's do it, and going for a run with it. i also think we can be terribly condescending about voters. we all know that trump getting anywhere near the oval office is a complete disaster. we should do everything to keep him out. why do we assume americans are so dim that they cannot figure that out? why do we assume that only we can see? if they can see and they hear these things, are they no

sunrise of hersanes, and it happened as if even the second baptism of russia, we believed our grand duke him to chersonese, and this included... means the baptism of russia in kiev, and the understanding of christianity for centuries, the construction of our monasteries, our culture, the rise of our church architecture, zodestvo, icon painting, monasticism, all this was embedded in this action, the struggle of the darkness of light, god and the devil takes on the character of very contrasting forms collision, therefore the battle for kiev... the right side, the culmination of a grandiose archaeological expedition, preceding the construction of the new khersanes, was this unique find. the most interesting moments, of course, when we opened here these unique burial structures, these are columbariums, we were the first to find heroon, it was generally for us, well, it was so amazing, unique, i suggested that it might even be one of the founders.

peter: frank bruni, have you seen an arc of thinking in your students at duke? ank: in my own students? it is hard to answer. [laughter] i have a positive impact on them, but that is a subjective viewpoint based on my values. i at duke for three years so i cannot look at my students and say based on the prior generation, this generation, 10 years versus now, i ca say, i encouraged the students in my classes to be receptive to a great diversity i encouewpoints may be do not align with the most populageneration, i encourage them to speak their mind and respectful of that. i invite my students to color outside the lines of their previo assumptions, to toy with new viewpoints, to consider them fully. found that my students are extremely receptive to that. really interesting broad ranging discussions that are noteoand my studentscaricature many people on the right wing have of students at elite universities. they are not a unified of woke social justicethey are much more complicated and complex thanha as life usually is and a big part of our current media probl -- me

about some historical moments, we will do it, we’ve also come out of the same period of the grand dukee probably already fed up with these questions . a little bit, but at the same time, when is belarus a film, is it going to produce films about that very distant history of ours, not in general we... the film is good belarus is a film with history, the most important thing, it has its own why, you just know, i’m telling you now i’ll ask a journalistic question, a very hackneyed one, what are the plans for the future, about the plans, you know, it’s best not to talk too much about the plans, but i want to say that everything will be fine, we are preparing, we are looking for partners, we have good relations with the russian federation, well, of course, russian federation, let's go straight to the russian federation, whoever says who pays calls the tune, the russian federation. 5-7 minutes of cartoon, this is about the mogilev buinichesky field, about our other memorial complexes, they were in very good demand, there was a presentation in zubrenok last week, and i think that for our youn

he is a graduate of duke university and the duke university school of law. he practiced law in columbia, south carolina, for 30 years, specializing in complex civil litigation before president obama nominated as u.s. district judge. and he was confirmed by the senate by a unanimous consent in august of 2010, shortly after his confirmation, judge gergel discovered that his maternal grandparents had been sworn in as american citizens in the very courtroom to which was assigned a fact that he has shared frequently while conducting naturalization ceremonies. he has presided in federal courthouse in charleston since and has handled a of significant cases, including the 2017 trial of dylann roof who killed nine people attending a wednesday bible study at emanuel african methodist church. judge gergel is the author of numerous and books with a particular on american legal history with his wife, who is here with us tonight, dr. belinda gergel, a retired historian. he is the author of enforced of the tree of life, a history of the early -- in of columbia, south carol

i familjes i vlerësuar nga unë dhe prandaj më dukeshe habitshme, para katër vjetësh unë rastësisht duke njerëz do t'i përkrah në vendin tonë, unë mora vendimin për krijimin e shoqatës asila, since asila was established, we were in contact to close contact with them and we were trying to give them advice and and uh let them know about our experiences, then we invited the albanians who established and registered this society albania to come to iran on behalf of the families, we invited them to meet the families in person, talk to them, try to learn about their difficulties, thank you very much, thank you. الان ۳۶ ساله دخترم الان ۴۲ ساله است که رفته فعلاً خبری ازش ندارمی پدر و مادرم خیلی چشم انتظار بودن مخصوصاً پدرم چند سال من از شهرضا اومدم دنبال پسرم که سرباز بوده الان ۳۴ ساله. می دونم که یه کارایی به خاطر آزادی بچه هامون دارن انجام. الانم به دنبال این هستیم که بتونیم توسط فعالان حقوق بشر که در آلمانی هستن و تو این مراسم شرکت دارن اونا رو معرفی کنیم که بتونن یه دیداری با بچه هاشون داشته باشن. ladies and gentlemen, we are here to talk, to discuss problems, hopefully to reach also results.

i familjes i vlerësuar nga unë dhe prandaj më dukeshe habitshme, para katër vjetësh unë rastësisht duke iran on behalf of the families, we invited them to meet the families in person, talk to them, try to learn about their difficulties, thank you very much, thank you. می دونم که یه کارایی به خاطر آزادی بچه هامون دارن انجام حدوداً ۳۰ تا ۴۰ ساله بچه هاشونو ندیدن هیچ خبری هم ندارن ازشون نه. حتی یک نامه یا یک تماسی از طرف بچه هاشون نداشتن الانم به دنبال این هستیم که بتونیم توسط فعالان حقوق بشر که در آلمانی هستن و تو این مراسم شرکت دارند اونا رو معرفی کنیم که بتونن یه دیداری با بچه هاشون داشته باشن. ladies and gentlemen, we are here to talk to discuss problems, hopefully to reach also results, always the main target is your loved ones in that infamous. ارتباط تصویری صوتی فقط و فقط خواهش می کنم که یه تماس. فکرشون و جانشون و جسمشون همه چیزشون اسیره امیدواره که با اقداماتی که می کنن این سدو بشکنم محمود محدود خسرش. "the real victims are the members of the cult, they are abused. if we speak of human rights, their human rights are trempled under food. of course, the commanders is something else, b

scarlet: betsy duke, appreciate you joining us. a number of impressive titles in her past, including former fed governor and former chair of wells fargo. banks can take comfort in the rest of -- according to paul davies. we will discuss all of it with him later in the program. but first, at&t shares are down after they were hit by a massive data breach. all of the details next for all of you at&t customers. this is bloomberg. ♪ investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we ask smart questions about opportunities like advances in healthcare and how these innovations will create a healthier world tomorrow. better questions. better outcomes. i was only 23 when i was first diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer. 40 years later, i've had almost 20 mohs surgeries. i had just accepted that the pain and the scars were going to be part of my life. but when i was diagnosed with two basal cells on my face, i became determined to find an al

i familjes i vlerësuar nga unë dhe prandaj më dukeshe habitshme, para katër vjetësh unë rastësisht duke ndrojtur, të frikësuar në ambientet e të alfenis, por ndjenjat në, në sjelljet e tyre, në qëndrimet, me atë që quhet gjuha e trupit, sepse unë nuk e njoh persishte, ndjenja pendesë, ata që... and uh let them know about our experiences, then we invited the albanians who established and registered this society albania to come to iran on behalf of the families, we invited them to meet the families in person, talk to them, try to learn about their difficulties. thank you very much. می دونم که یه کارایی به خاطر آزادی بچه هامون دارن انجام'. الانم به دنبال این هستیم که بتونیم توسط فعالان حقوق بشر که در آلمانی هستن و تو این مراسم شرکت دارن اونا رو معرفی کنیم که بتونن یه دیداری با بچه هاشون داشته باشن. ladies and gentlemen, we are here to talk, to discuss problems, hopefully to reach also results. خب ارتباط تصویری صوتی فقط و فقط خواهش می کنم که یه تماسی با ما داشته باشه که اقلاً شب که میشه من چشم کریم به خاب نرم بعد از ۳۴ سال امیدواریم که این اقدامات اونقدر مهم و گسترده بشه که بتونه. دیواره ها

of course, schomberg, the duke of schomberg, the duke of schomberg, had arrived here.besieged the town, and took it from the jacobites. but william comes here, and then proceeds from to here, and then proceeds from to here belfast, the marvellous thing about the carrickfergus, on a day like today, the very first 12th was held here in 1823 with just three lodges. well, today of course, we have 60 lodges and 40 bands parading. >> and that's just this as you explained earlier, just how many districts did you say are here? >> there are nine districts here, nine districts here. so we're basically where some of them are very small districts and some, like larne, are quite big. yeah. >> so good. okay. well as well as 18th century links and we've been talking a lot about those today. there are more recent reasons to celebrate with our united states friends. in june 1942, an elite american army regiment was formed here in carrickfergus . it remains the carrickfergus. it remains the only us military unit ever founded on foreign soil, and i hope dougie and charlie are both at the

. >> and duke it out, yeah. >> seth: and duke it out. >> that's what happened. >> seth: i love and respecto play zip, zap, zop or whatever. >> exactly. and they had us -- when we first arrived, they had us come to -- oh, god. all the writers and cast -- you don't know this story. they had us arrive and sit in that area where you do the table read. >> seth: yeah. >> and act out some of our sketches. >> seth: oh. >> can you imagine? >> seth: no. >> it was so not well received. >> seth: so, how -- [ laughter ] and, again, you probably went into it, like, nervous but also you'd just been hired. so, you thought -- >> we'd been hired. they loved us. we were hitting chicago. you know. >> seth: so, how long into it -- >> beep, beep-beep, bo-boop, bo-boop, bo-boop. brrp! [ laughter ] you know? >> seth: how long into it did you know it was a disaster? >> oh, like, 15 1/2 seconds. [ laughter ] it was, like, people like this -- [ laughter ] watching us. >> seth: i made the mistake too, which is because i got hired, i assumed, "oh, i am good enough to be here because they hired me." >> right. >> seth:

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tradition of your visiting our holy monastery of the vlama monastery, so on these same july days , grand dukeikolai nikolaevich romanov visited our monastery, in these tragic days of the first world war, he decided to build this temple here, where the monks commemorated. there were some healings from cancer, children were born, of which there were many, there were no children for many years, and one might say, our local ones, miraculous, well, she was already restored too, of course, everything was in a very poor state. i confessed, took communion, such a strong man came, he stood there throughout the service, praying, yes, we remember, here on the psalter there are everyone’s names on several pages, here there are familiar names, yes, my brother, my brother, three years old, that’s all here, and piety is ancient. and the great war and the terrible blockade, modernity, look at the photo: the leaders are praying for the victory of our army, for the triumph of god’s truth on earth, for peace and prosperity, and behind them are warriors in halos, and the truth is that the damned, vile, deceitful

the initial m on the token designated this grand duke, the patron.mikhail, grand duke mikhail alexandrovich, that’s right, just one letter 500, this poet of the silver age was offended if his noble surname was written incorrectly, with a soft sign, mikhail kuzmin, didn’t like it when they wrote kuzmin, let’s scientists for 300. a series of letters from scientists in presidium the central committee of the cpsu, criticizing the ideas of this agronomist and biologist, became known as letter 300. lusenko, lusenko, yes, scientist 400. in the painting by the 16th century artist gerrit dou, a scientist of this specialization works by candlelight. astronomer? absolutely right. he was a globe of the starry sky, and the scientist 500, this british economist of the first half of the 20th century, a supporter of government intervention in the economy, enthusiastically collected paintings, ancient books and manuscripts. john mynart keynes. bravo! for example, he came up with the idea of ​​creating international monetary fund. mills for 300. this museum of the res

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so on these same july days , grand duke nikolai nikolaevich visited our monastery romanov. and in these tragic days of the first world war, he decided to build this temple here, where the monks would remember the names, perpetuate their memory of all who defended the defenseless and this love. he has fulfilled the holy duty of this military man, this is depicted here iconographically, in principle, our christian attitude to this complex topic of war and peace, this icon was given to us for the illumination of this revived temple by his holiness patriarch alexia of blessed memory, you see a lot of crosses, earrings here, this we only accepted from people who some specific miracles were healings from cancer, families were born, many of whom had not had children for many years. and you can say, our local miraculous of everything, god, that’s all, yes, yes, well, it has already been restored too, of course, everything was in a very dilapidated state, the nineteenth century, this is the 19th century, yes, yes, it has already been restored, nothing there aren't any inside. everyt

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it was once one of the residences of the most powerful dynasties of the grand duke.cha is a settlement with a rich history. first chronicle mention occurs at the beginning of the 15th century. interestingly, one of the most famous versions of the origin of the name of the town and the future castle is associated with a romantic story from the life of mindovka, the first ruler of the grand duchy of lithuania. crossing neman, it was here that he met a beautiful village girl named marta, whom he took as his wife. this is how lyubcha arose, the place where love was born. at the end of the 16th century, the local city actively developed trade and economic ties. the settlement required reliable protection, therefore, its then owner, the berestey voivode jan kiszka, ordered the construction of a fortress in lyubcha. to begin with , a hill was built on the left bank of the neman, rising above the river floodplain onto an accessible ditch, protecting the fortress on three sides, and on the fourth - the neman served as a natural guardian of the territory. at the end of the 16t

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