duke's worried he's going to go to the corner. they lose their man in coverage, and he said, thank you very much. remember, guys, i can still throw it, too. >> rece: hartman, who was here last year with wake forest and lost a shootout game 34-31, now has put his team up with a terrific drive. notre dame up by seven, but not done yet. blue devils will have 31 seco seconds, see if they can force this game into overtime. >> kirk: they showed him like that last week when ohio state was starting to move the ball down the field and they kept showing him and it was another play and they'd show him like this, and eventually they stopped showing him because ohio state scored. he's got the look going, we're happy for him, but right now, it's about notre dame's defense stepping up here and trying to secure a victory. see if riley leonard has one more trick up his sleeve. >> rece: blue devils have had trouble in the passing game. leonard, just 11 of 26 tonight. fair catch from moore. so, 75 yards between the blue devils and potentially a tie

let us pray to the holy blessed grand duke alexander. the holy blessed one is great to prince alexandra prayer. the quick helper of all of them who are zealous in resorting to you, our warm representative before god, the holy noble prince alexander, look mercifully upon us, unworthy, with many iniquities and obscene sins, who have created the kraks of your relics, now flowing from the depths of the heart to they cry to you, in your life you were a zealous defender of the orthodox faith, in us in it, with your warm prayers , unwaveringly, you carefully carried out the great service entrusted to you, with your help, add to us, in which years, you are called to eat in it, you, having defeated the regiments of adversaries, drove them away from the russian borders, taking up arms against us: do not harm all visible and invisible enemies, you left the corruptible crown of the earthly kingdom, chose a silent life and are now righteously crowned with a permanent crown, reigning in heaven, we intercede for us, we humbly pray to you, a quiet and s

originally from the university of maryland and duke. both today are at duke university. teaches classes at duke. they run duke's quantum lab, which is a significant undertaking unto itself. we have a relationship with duke university where the work that they do their, funded by the government, is exclusively licensed and royalty-free to the company. so chris is going back to duke university to lead that program. but the relationship between duke and chris is really not changed in any way. chris would be the first to tell you that the physics for what it is we are doing would solv -- was solved long ago. if you listen to chris from several years ago, you will find tapes where he says exactly that. where the company is today is no longer about academic research. it is not about fundamental physics. that is actually quite a difference between ionq and many of our other competitors. they are still working on fundamental physics. and we are not. we are actually migrating out of an academic phase and into an engineering and product phase. we are in the middle of that transitio

that would be huge for duke. here's barnette. it three scores. 23-yard attempt. he's already connected from 34, and he's 8 for 8 this year. after he lost the starting kicking job to the transfer ryan ko. that one almost blocked. there's a flag down. jaden davis ran into the kicker. it was fourth and five. so i think they're wondering if this will be a first down. >> referee: running into the kicker, defense number 22. penalty is declined. field goal is good. wouldn't have been a first down, so they take the points. and just about everything working well tonight for the tar heels. you know, it's really impressive team. not a lot of weaknesses. >> greg: no, they are excellent. and i'm so impressed with tez walker. i mean, he makes them different, and they already had a good receiver core. even if his absence, what kobe paysour was able to step up and do. they have been really god, but now that they have a legit go-to game changing type wide receiver they're going to be really tough to defend, because you cannot single cover tez wal

that will do it. 22-0, head to head against duke. but it took a 21-point fourth quarter for norvell. >> kirk: chris, one last thing about mike norvell, there are a lot of people, after his first year or two, that weren't really sure. i'm talking florida state fans, they weren't really sure. there was talk about maybe coach prime being the answer, and the job that he's done, last year getting to ten wins, after those three losses in the middle of the season, they win six in a row. build some momentum into this year. got a quarterback, goes to the portal, now he's got a team that really, the culture, i think, is sustainable. it's not a jordan travis leaves, they're going to slide back down, this is -- this is a program that's going to be hanging around for awhile with mike norvell as coach. >> chris: totally agree. they've played and won five acc games. haven't been to the acc chip game, kirk, since 2014. forget that, it's been a long time, so, they're almost assured of that, but they're thinking much bigger than just reaching charlo c

duke, they look like swindlers, even though he had a keen eye for 3 days, he noticed something, but jimehow he doesn’t particularly delve into it, what kind of social hierarchy do people have there, and he believes, at first, that this is the king and the duke, but then he shares his suspicions with huck, and huck answers him, believe me, the real king and duke, they are no different from the real one, than this book is also beautiful because - through each page jim literally gradually turns from a thing into a person, the perception, again, of a huck and so on, that is, this is exactly the message of the book, i think, because well, for america at that time , it was a monstrous insult that the negro man, that you suddenly he, the book shows how a person who was previously read as a thing, reasons, thinks, shows some completely human things, emotions and so on, well, when tom was wounded in the leg, g could have run away, but he stayed so that the boy could be saved, this book was so essentially a slap in the face of american society that now it is probably in america now this book is b

is especially felt when two swindlers appear in huckel-berifin, who pretend to be the king and the duke on the neck of these jim and huck, who are traveling on a raft, starting from them drink blood, that is, they begin to throw hysterics that i am the duke, i need to serve food, and huck and jim reason like this, so that he calms down, it’s not difficult for us, please, we will serve him during meals, call him yours majesty and so on, but at some point... of course, he immediately understands that they are scammers, but at some point jim also realizes this, he says, listen, but they are neither a king nor a duke, they are similar scammers, even though 3 days of sharp eyes noticed something, but jim is a man, like a relative, but it turns out that he is a rapist, and somehow he doesn’t particularly delve into what kind of social and hierarchy people have there, and he believes at first that this is the king and the duke, but then he shares his suspicions with ggek, and he answers : believe me, the real king and duke, they are no different from the real one, they brought themselves out i

or at least be on the duke team. maybe not to play. >> maybe not to play. [laughing] there as i recall he was told by coach k we have a really guy name danny ferry coming in and he is going to be the kind of like instant practice is that right? >> maybe i i get to carry his shoes. >> so glenn decided not to go to duke. he went to rise when he became the cocaptain of the basketball team, and didn't play that much either. >> didn't play much there either. but i did meet my wife so it was worth it. >> who is now married for 30 years almost. 30 years okay. and he is then went to harvard business school and graduated in the top 5% of his class. in between college at rice where he got two degrees, he worked at first boston in houston. then went to harvard business school makers, then went to mckinsey in washington, d.c. and after about you that was recruited to work at carlisle and was there for 25 years and rose up to be our co-ceo. i did that he was our president and chief operating officer, and at that time i remember t

is especially felt when two swindlers appear in huckelbergine, who pretend to be the king and the duken like this, well, so that he calms down, it’s not difficult for us, please, we will serve him during meals, call him your majesty and so on, but at some point, huck, of course, right away understands that they are scammers, but at some point jim also realizes this, he says, listen, but they are neither a king nor a duke, they look like scammers, three days of sharp eyes, noticed something, but jim is a man, as a conditional, yes, it turns out that he is a rapist, and somehow he doesn’t particularly delve into what’s going on people for social and hierarchy, and he believes, at first, that this is the king and the duke, but then he shares his suspicions with huck, and huck answers him, believe me, the real king and the duke, they are no different from the real ones, they are exactly the same if you were wondering what else is so wonderful about this book, the fact that through each page jim literally gradually turns from a thing into a person, the perception, again, of a huck and so on

colonel there, they accused, yes, and the tsar, the tsar’s uncle, declared gratitude to the grand dukealexandrovich for arranging the celebrations, help for the victims was of course allocated, but the corruption celebrations. turned out to be much more expensive than the aid allocated, respectively, to those killed and wounded as a result of the ha, and the mother just demanded the punishment of the grand duke, well, and who was later hated in moscow as prince khadynsky, the grand duke alexandrovich, in the end, russia really didn’t lose that much, it lost half of sakhalin port, but the most important thing is that this is the result of this war, which of course should be a topic for a separate conversation, this is a huge topic, but one of the results of this war is that... they stopped being afraid of this russian steamroller, the russian army, the army discredited itself, in accordance with this, germany would then develop its strategy for the first world war, no longer fearing as much as before a war on two fronts, and this , of course, played a role in subsequent events, includin

charles has already petitioned the duke for divorce, but the duke will not sign until he receives the, kings in special cases, as an exception, when it is needed, say, for procreation, for continuation of the family, they need something completely different. so, allow boron to take my leave. you see two good people are suffering from these stupid conventions, the church should bless love, legal, all love is legal, if it is love, it is only in your opinion, let me disagree with you, what do you recommend? there is nothing to advise here, live as you lived , only according to civil and church laws, your wife will still be read as the wife who is no longer your wife, hello, you are a minister of the church offering to live in a lie. this is already the fourth karl, don’t care, let’s call the fifth, sixth, tenth, twentieth, the twentieth will come just at my funeral, carlo. let's talk about something else, is it worth it? ruin such a wonderful evening, really. now it’s evening, of course, look at the moon, the stars, i’m coming to you, my dear, well, i’m coming, maybe you shouldn’t have s

today, he said what wejust played duke but has been saying today, he said what we just played duke butcasualties and they are urging the straight —— just played you. it they are urging the straight -- 'ust played you.— played you. it is not as though we have not played — played you. it is not as though we have not played this _ played you. it is not as though we have not played this game - played you. it is not as though we | have not played this game before, played you. it is not as though we - have not played this game before, we have not played this game before, we have been round this, we know what is going to happen. we will have to do a bit more than privately urge israel. it has got to be laid out that you are not allowed to break the law and if you are a democracy, thatis the law and if you are a democracy, that is what distinguishes us from terrorist administrations like hamas, who are behind this appalling atrocity a week ago. we are bound by the rules of law and we must, we must abide by them. and right now, there was nothing left for the people of gaza accept the operation

but david duke has claimed that steve scalise used to regularly communicate with duke's gubernatorialscalise once described himself to her as david duke without the baggage, which is what exactly? to be fair, steve scalise has since earned considerable goodwill from his colleagues after being shot at a 2017 congressional baseball practice and severely injured, as well as announcing a recent blood cancer diagnosis. but at a moment when the republican party is facing broad criticism for its association with white supremacy, steve scalise certainly has his own complicated back story. and then there is the other potential candidate for speaker, a guy named donald trump. several conservatives have already started to promote a trump speakership. and trump did not exactly close the door on that idea when he told reporters today, if i can help him during the process, i would do it. i don't need to list for you all the reasons that donald trump would be a controversial choice for speaker. but there is one important reason that seem to have gotten lost in the shuffle here. house republicans own

people are wounded. money treated in hospitality, holloway's, if at all, with no anesthesia, panorama dukes, who have been, who have seen death time and time again. beg down on cry. this time is just too much you and stuff. humanitarian peps to not unbox those outstanding the ground and paying the ultimate price for it. this memory is not a, by some, as if a natural disaster had killed them. not a un member of stuff as hospitalized them and to most doctors and patients. a like one that is from the way is help them the way they are not listening to the explanations of some leaders on why the war has to go on. they just hit the bombs, they just feel the blast. they just face all this desk trying to set why or to another, the legs they took to save lives, with no means to do so. people are all to that evacuate. they look at their children. should we had solved? where do we be mom on the way? or once there? should we go to a hospital called the are you on screwed it yet? and mosque sleep in our car, in the streets like bombs are everywhere. what choices do you make as apparent when there are on

my main job is to do research and to teach at duke university.let's dig into what you believe if you are being potentially called on by the defense. you would defend what has occurred in the world of decentralization. your argument was that this was not a decentralized problem, just an old school problem. >> that's correct. people believe this is a crypto problem. there are some connections here but this is like a traditional finance problem. this is a problem we've got people running an exchange who have no idea as to how to run an exchange. they have no experience and risk management. and most importantly, the co-mingling of funds which is the main thing in the case where client money is used to bailout hedge -- a hedge fund. these are problems that could happen in traditional finance, but given that crypto is essentially unregulated with a lot of uncertainty over regulations, many of these exchanges exist offshore. b ftx,inance are examples of exchanges that are offshore to avoid regulatory oversight and that creates problems with spx but it's

megan duke's teaches kindergarten at alvarado elementary school and says the current pay for teachers in the city does not cut it. it's been really unfortunately, i've i've had a couple of friends leave the profession who are really, really good educators because they just couldn't make it work. the teachers union has been in negotiations with the school district for the last 6 months. most recently, the district offered $10,000 raises and a $30 per hour minimum for teachers who work with special needs students. duke says educators also have an issue with paychecks not showing up on time. >> and sometimes not at all wanting safeguards in place to prevent that. i know there's quite a few educator signed on our site. you, d c who had to file grievances because they haven't been paid, other teachers who have taken maternity and paternity leave. >> haven't gotten paid. still. the school district offered no new comments wednesday but referred to their october 3rd statement saying current district proposals are a major step forward to attract and retain qualified educators. president of the

he was the bodyguard of the king of poland and grand duke of lithuania kazimir egilonczyk and during16th century by order of the grodno marshal jozef volovich, and completed under his son anthony. the palace, by the way, was built according to the design of an italian architect, whose name is associated with the new castle in grodno and the palace in shchorsy. architect giuseppe saco built a luxurious palace, but it never became a family nest, the reason for this was a family tragedy, volovich’s daughter fell in love with a simple groom. the father could not stand this and brutally dealt with the lovers. in addition to the beautiful history, the palace has something that i really like, the legend of a ghost, a girl in blue. robes, according to legend, this the girl is the count's daughter, whom he cruelly walled up in this pichi, since then she appears at night and scares the local residents. it is unclear whether the girl in blue frightened the relatives remaining in the palace, but something else is known: at the end of the 19th century, volovich lost the house in billiards to the

has been happening in the middle east has been coming in from round the world, including from the dukes what they have said in a statement at the archewell foundation with prince harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, the statement says we stand against all acts of terrorism and brutality. we are supporting our partner organisations on the front lines in israel, to provide the urgent aid needed and to help all innocent victims of this unconscionable level of human suffering. do stay with us here on bbc news: the both the weather is change, it will turn colder than it has been. we have this weather front draped across england and wales producing cloud and also some patchy light rain and drizzle, a lot of this will ease through the day, to the north of that, a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine but blustery showers coming in across the north and west with the winds strengthening and later too, we will see heavier rain coming into the south—west. these are our temperatures, 10—17 north to south, potentially 20 in the channel islands. now through the rest of the afternoo

megan duke's teaches kindergarten at alvarado elementary school and says the current pay for teachers in the city does not cut it. it's been really unfortunately, i've i've had a couple of friends leave the profession who are really, really good educators because they just couldn't make it work. the teachers union has been in negotiations with the school district for the last 6 months. most recently, the district offered $10,000 raises and a $30 per hour minimum for teachers who work ipwith special needs students. duke says that's for this year that the district has a stipulation for their 4% salary increases for the 2024 to 2025 school year. they wanted us to agree to unspecified budget cuts to secure a raise and also withdraw. no cost proposals that help stabilize school communities. the school district offered no new comments wednesday but referred to their october 3rd statement saying current district proposals are a major step forward to attract and retain qualified educators. president of the teachers union casandra curio. >> as a possible strike will be about more than a livabl

it bears this name because it was established by the holy grand duke dmitry donskoy, who won the famouskulyakov field over momai in 1380 . more than 250,000 soldiers who fought for the fatherland did not return from the kulikovo field. for their family, along with the joy of victory came the bitterness of loss. then, in the troitsky monastery , a commemoration was held for the orthodox soldiers who died in the battle of kulyakovo. over time, a tradition developed to perform such a commemoration: every year, since then, on saturday , before november 8, according to the new style, the day of remembrance of st. demetrius of thessalonica, funeral services were performed in russia on saturday. subsequently, on this day they became to commemorate not only the soldiers for the faith and the fatherland who sacrificed their lives on the battlefield, but also all deceased orthodox christians. in the bible we find evidence that god is not dead, but everyone with him is alive. what does this mean? man has not only a mortal body, but also an immortal soul. at death, the soul and body are separated.

betsy duke is a former federal reserve governor and former chair of wells fargo.he joins us now to help us assess what we heard from governor powell and what we are watching in the markets these days. betsy, it's incredibly fascinating to see this economy continue to power along for the past couple of days. atlanta gdp forecast pointing to 5.4% of growth in q3. we are hearing from some banks on wall street they expect to keep the level of growth in the current quarter, almost 5%. what do you make of this power in the economy in the face of 5.5% fed funds rates? betsy: i think it is easy to get distracted by the nominal fed funds rate. where fed funds are today and to look at how far rates have gone, how quickly they have gone up. if you look at real rates, the real interest rates, you take the nominal fed funds rate and subtract inflation, actually policy has been restrictive up until this summer. it was not until sometime in july or august that the fed funds rate actually got higher than inflation rates. if you look historically, the real fed funds rate has been

some nancy mace by name upset about the david duke comment from years past.d explain that vote to her voters back in south carolina. he has a difficult problem here. i don't know that it's an intractable one, but the longer this stays unsolved and not on the floor, one house republican expressed to me, the more likely it is that more people will come up with more complaints and more things to ask him for, which just makes this more complicated and more likely to drag out even longer, joy. >> what a mess. nbc's garrett haake, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in msnbc political analyst, david jolly, former republican congressman from florida no longer reason affiliated with the party. cannot come up with why. i'm not a math major. visual environmental studies. but i did a little quicky math. and if scalise were to be able to get all of jim jordan's 99, that would put him at 212, 5 short of the 217 if my math is on point. what to do if they can't bring over some of the maybes or some of those who will not vote for any reason for scalise, they have to go to d

the first tatars appeared in belarus during the reign of the grand duke of lithuania vytautas. ivye, after minsk, is the second largest in our country. about half a thousand tatars live in the city. young people usually leave for large cities. agriculture, this is the growing of radishes, green onions in the spring, and cucumbers and tomatoes in the summer, and of course , the region is called the tomato region, at the end of the 19th century the town was owned by elvira zamoyska, the countess allocated a plot of land and allowed her to choose the best forest for building a mosque. throughout soviet times, it was the only functioning muslim shrine on the territory of belarus. the muslim temple was never closed even during soviet times. for namaz, that is, prayer, believers come here every friday and on major holidays, and muslims have two of them: kurban bayram and italfitr. the jewish mosque is divided into two halls, men's and women's. this is done so that people’s thoughts during prayer are turned to god. anyone who can read the koran in arabic has the right to participate i

speak , affairs, and at the same time they appointed some colonel there, they accused, yes, and grand duke victims was of course allocated, but the death celebrations took place.

bring in annie duke.thanks for joining the show. >> thank you for having me. >> you know, people look you up and i don't know, when they do, probably like wow, you come from brilliant academic stock, right snuff brilliant parents. i got to say, why poker? you had this amazing education and knowledge, what got you, what lured you into playing poker for a living? >> -- anything that might possibly go into the vice category would be my older brother, but what actually happened was that i was at the end of my graduate career and i was going to become a professor and i was suffering from a chronic illness that made me have to take time off. my dad was a school teacher. i didn't really have a way to support myself i was taking time off before i went the academic route. i needed to make money. my brother suggested i tried playing poker for a living. i watched him play poker a lot. he was very good by that point. so i sat down at the table, i just fell in love with the game. 18 years later you know i retired in 2

puts that much more on the duke defense.hat's as good as there is in the acc against this florida state team that right now is doing everything right. >> i know there are other contenders, but that also a potential preview of a conference championship game. the blue devils lone loss was to notre dame and when we return, a historic restaurant in san francisco's chinatown facing an eviction. >> plus, the race to get more americans home. the latest on the war in the middle east. plus, how some university students in the bay area are trying to take action the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you. that's what u.s. bank is for. huge relief. yeah... ♪ gloria rodrig

400 people, it was in these surroundings that this mountain partisan detachment, named after grand dukeo suppress the rebel, or as they said in soviet times of the white bandit movement, combat sectors and special-purpose units were created to combat banditry, these are chenovites, 2 months here... commander of the fifth combat sector there was arkady petrovich golikov, the future children's writer gaidar. the dramatic events of the civil war in the north of khakassia remained in people's memory for a long time. during the great patriotic war, being in the rear, residents of the region supplied coal, timber, non-ferrous metals, and hundreds of thousands of tons of chamois for the needs of the army. meat, milk, wool, cat products, fur coats. there were several evacuation hospitals in the republic. about 75,000 residents of the region were drafted to the fronts of the great patriotic war. 33 heroes of the soviet union, and 13 full holders of the order of glory originally from khakassia. we are on the mountain, which in russian is called samokhval. the khakass name of this mountain is the

he has a website, exhibitions, foreign prizes and even his works are in the duke’s collection kenteriyskyot brilliant, their parents died in a car accident at the same time, at that time, the brother was already an adult, so he was given guardianship of zoya, of course, that means, i’m interrogating my brother, myself, because creative people, they are like that, especially those who are familiar with the duke of canterbury, they will then sue that they were infected during interrogation, huh? well, when our parents got married, zoya was nine, i was 14, it was such a misalliance, my dad, he is already a famous sculptor, recognized as a genius during his lifetime, and zoya’s mother, a model, well , you know, there’s not much of a difference, to be honest. mentality dad, he is schupengaur, quoted in german, he would have known marcel marceau behind the arch, said hello, and zoya’s mother, she would have cooked more, nothing more, although yes, about the dead, like, they died in a car accident, your parents, yes , it was a terrible tragedy, father, there was so much more he could have done,

scalise entered congress he delivered a speech to a former ku klux klan david duke who said, that i'mavid duke without the baggage and that is why nancy mace could not vote for him, and what you think about the racist stain on his record, and that something that the public can forgive? >> well, for ms. mace, it is unfortunate, because she sure took his money and support in the other races. put it this way, there are other individuals who are trying to push this crisis for every fund-raising dollar that we can get, and we have seen that behavior on both the democrat and the republican side, and it is unfortunate, because the american public sees it as unprofessional and it is bad name on congress, and yes, i am here on camera, and i'm not on 15 programs a day and i don't chase it, but we have those individuals who think their word is greater both and the democrat and the republican side. this is a team sport, and it is not an individual sport, and individuals have to know that. >> to be fair to you, i do not see you on 15 different shows a day, but once or twice talking about the impor

pereslavl, 140 km from moscow on the shores of lake pleshchey velichava is pereslavl, in 1152, grand dukecity of fortress, peryaslavl, new to protect the borders of the rostov-suzdyl principality, the area of ​​​​the ancient city inside. 8 hectares, which today is equal to the area of ​​the moscow kremlin, by the standards of the 19th century, is a large russian city, a large fortress. pereslavl residents are proud that the famous russian commander, prince alexander nevsky, was born in their city. newborn prince they were baptized within the walls of the white stone cathedral of the transfiguration. the temple was erected in the 21st century on the central red square of the city. subsequently rewarding. the prince's exploits will be considered a clique of saints, he will become the heavenly patron of the russian ground forces. on ancient lake pleshcheyevo, another great commander... assembled his amusing flotilla, laying the foundations of russia's naval glory. in the museum of the botik estate of peter ii, the only miraculously preserved ship of that time is exhibited. at the beginning o

conscience vote for someone who attended a white supremacist conference and compared himself to david duke. i would be doing an enormous disservice to the voters that i represent in south carolina. >> so how do you see this going? some within their own party, including house foreign affairs committee chairman virginia need for a speaker with questions over aid for israel looming. this is one of the reasons not to vote, she is saying. >> right. what she is saying there that the alternative steve scalise is too extreme with this baggage in his background, likening himself to david duke, her alternative is member of the house jim jordan committee felt was any evolved is any single member of congress and on trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. and that is really a reminder of what we are looking at here. there are two choices here on the table, both of whom are ideologically to the right, well to the right of kevin mccarthy, whose greatest ideological mission really was his own personal events. scalise is conservative very much in kind of the maga trump mold. and either way, particul

i was a walk-on at duke and by the time i was a senior, i was doing more engineering than i was playing>> i was definitely doing more classwork than football. >> as we continued our curriculum, we discovered more and more things that could improve the sports rehab. >> we were looking at 3-d printing. >> my name is kevin guessman, i'm the cofounder and ceo of protected. >> my name is tim escapek and i'm one of the co-founders of protected. >> they were able to make a pad that protected the player's calvical. they're anatomically correct. >> they use our iphone app to take a 3-d scan of the anatomy that's injured or they're trying to protect and that gets uploaded to us. we use a variety of medical grade 3-d-printed materials to fabricate these devices. we work with many college, the college level can be used with any sport. >> i play with more confidence and less doubt. you barely notice the pads out there because of how well it fits. >> we're getting a reduction of injuries, because they're using these pads. >> ten years from now, i think protected will be bringing the best in class med

those killed and wounded as a result of ham, the mother just demanded the punishment of the grand dukerse, should be a topic for 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, the russian army, the army discredited itself, in according to this later germany will develop its strategy for the first world war, no longer afraid as before of a war on two fronts, and this of course played a role in subsequent events, including for russia itself, well, yes, we can add to this that it also contributed the first russian revolution of 1905, of course, the russo-japanese war. yes, the russo-japanese war, of course, is a topic for a separate conversation, follow our podcast, we can continue this topic, all episodes of the historical podcast of russia the west on the swing of history can be viewed on the website first channel 1tv.ru. when i arrived in paris, i was not known, everyone told me that you are not afraid, because maybe, maybe i will wait completely, but i said that you need to s

we will be moving from chronological more or less from sarah duke to megan halesspan to jesse holland, all who have a close connection to the library of congress, i'm proud to say. sarah duke works there, as does megan, and jesse actually spent a good amount of time as a distinguished visiting scholar at the kluge center. he's also a journalist and journalism professor. i think i actually have the clicker. there's not much you can do without this. let me hand things over to sarah to begin our exploration of the white house in comics and cartoons. sarah. >> thank you, kevin. i must express my gratitude for being invited to speak to you today. i am sarah duke, and in 1972, just six days after e watergate break-in, herb blang, the editorial cartoonistfor "the washington post" drew this editorial cartoon featuring footsteps leading away from the white house. he had alady drawn two editorial cartoons featuring the physical appearance of richard nixon and implicating him in the break-in. so why draw the white house? that's what we're going to explore today. bulet's go back to a moment in ti

day, they appointed some colonel there, they accused, yes, and the tsar declared gratitude to grand dukep for the victims was of course allocated, but the cornation celebrations turned out to be much more expensive than assistance allocated, respectively , to the dead and wounded as a result of the ha, and the mother just demanded the punishment of the great the prince, well, who was later hated in moscow and was called the prince of the hades. russia really didn’t lose that much , half of sakhalin lost the port of arthur. but the most important thing is that the result of this war, which of course should be a topic for 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 pore roller, the russian army, the army discredited itself, in accordance with with this, germany will then develop its strategy for the first world war, no longer afraid as before of war in two fronts. and this, of course, played a role in subsequent events, including for russia itself. well, yes, we can add to this that this als

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larson and doctored duke in our two of our largest champions. please welcome with me dr. dug in. [applause] >> thank you so much senator zakrzewski and for those kind in part remarks. for all of our members here today we are in attending a briefing at aly crucial time during respiratory virus season. not only myself. elvis especially in our division at cdc are very grateful for the coalition's strongll commitmento raising awareness on influenza viruses unless prevention detection and all of our panel members here today commit to work hard on the economic impacts that influence a half. i want to start with a review of last season 2020 to come the end 2023 flu season. it was a good example of how unpredictable the flu can be. that demonstrate how we work so perilously with all of our surveillance systems and infrastructure. it's happening in a timely manner. the flu peaks in february in the u.s. and what they saw last year was an early season. the activity started in september and started ramping up in october and peaked in december which is much earlier than what we have seen. thi

part of the apollo 16 equipment package and was kept in the personal collection of astronaut charlie dukele pilot, for more than half a century. with this shovel, he not only collected samples of lunar soil, but also dug trenches. the initial cost of the tool was 750,000 dollars, but during the auction it was almost 875,000, this is 83.5 million. the buyer bought the scoop as a gift wished to remain anonymous spatula yes we have a gift for the new year the continuation of the popular hit serf-2 in cinemas from january 1, but we will show the first trailer very soon. we watch to learn about the world, educational programs and documentaries. let's look, look, in the app or on the website, i need a bouquet. let's see on the weekend. i hope your bride will like it. i would be pleased to receive such a bouquet from my fiance. love is like a flower, so easy to trample, get out of here. get out, i said. i, too, was betrayed by a loved one. so difficult to grow. where did you glue this girl yesterday? i just want to find her. don't you dare pester her. understood? do not dare! i'm pregnant, from

provincial town, perhaps the smallest in the grodno region, founded by eva, the wife of the grand duked think, right, iwami. if we adhere to this version of the origin of the name of the settlement, then we can talk about bivye as one of the most ancient slavic settlements on the territory of modern belarus. the city received official status as a town in 1742 due to its favorable location. the settlement lies on the banks of the ivyanka and gavier rivers. ivye is also a crossroads of the most important trade routes. at the end of the 16th century through it. the pinsk-vilnya road, which connected polesie with the capital of the state, was the busy highway neswisz vilnya. thanks to its favorable geographical position, over time a developed network of roads of republican significance and railways appeared here communication routes. and the city itself attracts tourists with its special flavor, picturesque nature and architectural features. the attention of everyone, without exception , is attracted by the catholic shrine, which is located at the highest point of ivya, we return to it. th

its founder is one of the bodyguards. for the polish and grand duke of lithuania casimir, nicknamed volarch in a battle with the crusaders and, as expected, receives honor, respect and probably a title, but ostaf ivalovich gives great fame to the family; he was an outstanding statesman, diplomat, and philanthropist. history says that ivan the terrible himself agreed to negotiate only with him in moscow; ostafi was also the author of many government reforms and was a member of commission for the development of the second statute of the grand duke. and other representatives of the family did not disgrace the family name, on the contrary, some were in charge of the treasury of the principality of lithuania, some held the post of bishop of velinsky, well , someone became a military officer in vitebsk, the list could take a long time, the family was large and branched, owned many lands, however, the main ones were in the grodno region, that is, in svyatsk. the second reason is architectural. the valovich palace in svyack has not yet opened for mass visits, but has already acquired a title am

in south carolina, republican line, this is from duke. hello. caller: listen, i want to comment on the speaker. the republicans have to get their act together and get somebody in that position soon because the country has to work and pay bills and fund these wars. as far as israel, israel was attacked and they have the right to defend themselves. there are a lot of problems in this world. you ever correct -- you have ukraine going on. now you have israel. what's next? will china invade taiwan? all of these things are happening under a democrat watch. it does not matter about democrat or republican. nothing like this ever happened when trump was in. they cannot blame trump for all of this because it is all under the leadership of biden. he will own it. the chickens will come back to roost. i just hope the world can if u.s. as a stronger superpower because we are not being viewed that way anymore. it is a sad day in america to see all of these things happening. host: the analysis the washington post provides when it comes to the house speaker's ra

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to durham, north carolina duke oc notre dame and the irish were able to make it out alive thanks to aa 17-yard run on fourth and 16. touchdown notre dame. notre dame wins 21 twomac 14 and in boulder, colorado comeback efforts following just short of usc's quarterback caleb williams for six touchdowns and the trojans 48 twomac 41 victory over the post crime squad the buffaloes are 3 - 2 their defensive back was decimated of colorado. >> a lot of defense has chose not to play notre dame duke 21 y basketball schools not a lot of defense, 27 - 20, we turn the ball over twice and give them to touchdowns but the defense wins championships that's what we've on the last two. pete: fair enough. we have to put rachel through the football school while we talk about this. >> so i don't just glaze over and the last segment. >> i see will, joey in a conference room with the big white board going through it all. rachel: you guys can do all those. joey: i would not do that to you, let's read headlines. this is the real thing they're going to put me through football school. joey: will is a texas fan i

so researchers at duke university are developing an app they say can more quickly and accurately diagnosem in young children. it's based on observations of behavior. >> so how do you develop a tool that can precisely measure behavior in an accurate way that can pick up on really subtle signs in many cases early in life? >> the app takes fewer than ten minutes to administer and includes a series of prompts and videos for kids to respond to. it can make the difference between whether they may learn to speak or don't and whether they can go to a general classroom or not. according to the cdc, about 3% of children have been identified with autism spectrum disorder, with boys four times more likely than girls to be diagnosed. dr. danny fannon says it was hard to diagnose her two kids, but she knew something was wrong. >> there were things they would do, like kicking their legs and their arms, definitely their eye gaze was different, she says. >> an app like this could have made a difference. as the national institute of health is helping fund this project, the app is still in the trial phase.

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