so we just use the electricity ednas these things pragmatically. she's open to talking about otherwise. tab, who topics like 6 and contraception? i think especially in our, in my case we had our to, to 1st children were c section were my c section. so the other 4 were born naturally, but the doctor told us it's a risk to have a lot more children. so i think i, as for us, it was a, we just decided that's, you know, and so we did measures to not ship to prevent it. so that i think it is the lady's, is the woman's health is at stake. i don't, i don't think it's wrong to do that. if the women's health is at risk, but to just do it for a selfish reason like that, you just don't want to be bothered with more children. i don't think that's really right. but edna is also critical of the amish world. i don't want to paint a picture. that is always, people are just these perfect little pious people. they are not always because there is, there are cases among the armies and it's, it's very sad because and that's what i was saying is when, when you have people

it's like a daily i no worries. edna only visits the supermarket once a week. the, the miller's day begins early at 4 30 am. each day they milk, their 50 cows, the organic man can meet the cows provide, are in high demand. the millers are doing well financially. move prices are high, and the family can live comfortably from their profits. the youngest daughter, julie still works on the farm. my work too hard one day and take the day off the next days. once they complete school, it's teenagers have a chance to take a year off known as rooms, putting a friend that was to florida already. i don't really call that i would do anything down there that i still do. not that i go down there. it's not just, i'm not just saying it's not far from here. a group between 16 and 20 years old have a range to meet. now is the time to experiment with things that are otherwise forbidden, like drinking smoking and driving. at the end of this time, the young people must decide between modern life or homage slice. so you're not necessarily under the ok mean? under the ok names are yo

but edna is also critical of the amish world. i don't want to paint a picture. that is always, people are just these perfect little pious people. they are not owings because there is, there are cases among the armies and it's, it's very sad because and that's what i was saying is when, when you have people that don't have relationship, personally with god and then that that stuff happens. but there are, there are cases with and even fathers, sexually abusing their children. that has happened among the armies. and it's so sad, it's very sad, and it's a, or it's a disgrace. her husband lloyd enjoys the self dependence of the amish live style. quite code came a lot of people panicked in and they were so people aren't even sure of where their food is coming from today. and those are, those are real life issues, real life issues and i think, you know, uh yeah, we're not completely unreliable on things from on, you know, we buy some fuel, we buy it we but for the most part, we could be sell sustainable for quite a quite a long time, quite especially within the group w

i'm your host historian edna friedberg. today we're going to examine some of the ways that winter were celebrated during the holocaust a topic that may surprise to think that anywhere celebrated at all at the very time that their existence was under threat by the nazi regime, european -- embraced age old traditions to observe their holiday of hanukkah, or they joined some christmas celebrations in, some instances their spiritual resistance gave them the strength to persevere. i'm pleased to be joined by my colleague, museum historian lindsay macneill. good morning lindsey. morning, edna. thanks for having me. very glad to have you back. always viewers, please post questions for lindsay in the comments section and we'll get to as many as possible in course of the live program. so, lindsay, let's put this in some context. the wanted to shape and control all aspects of german society, including holiday celebrations. could you give us a sense of what that looked like in practice? absolutely. so even before the nazis come to pow

and joining us remotely, we have edna aguilar, who is a clean transportation intern. edna and dr. dude seems edna is having a technical issue. we do have kevin fumitaka joining us remotely. so you heard a presentation from kevin fumitaka at your last meeting. pleased to announce that he's been promoted to our green business coordinator within the department. so kevin, if you're available and ready to join, hello. hello, commissioners. good to see you again. was presented at the last commission meeting. kevin kimitaka my pronouns are he, him and i've been promoted from the green business specialist to a green business coordinator position. really happy to continue my career and expanding growth at san francisco environment department and continuing work expanding recruiting and recognizing businesses in historically underserved communities. in san francisco and reaching out and diverse. ifying the representation of our program to match the business community in san francisco. thank you. thank you, kevin. and if we don't have edna, that concludes our additions to the environment tea

the president is a brother with edna, a person who lives in iran. is a brother after several months of conflict in the bani sadr majlis , mohammad ali rajaei, a person trusted by the revolutionaries , finally becomes the prime minister. the imam's support for the election of rajaei was quite palpable. a few days after rajaei's election, the bani sadr helicopter crashed while returning from the border strip near islamabad. but the president does not see any harm by sending the imam a letter to save bani sadr by god's miraculous grace. honorable mr. bani sadr, the president , may god protect him, the rescue of his excellency and his respected companions from an accident which according to the custom should be disastrous is a sign of divine grace for the progress of the islamic revolution. this miraculous care is the reason why you and your companions are in the service of the islamic country has been and will continue to be sincere. thank you for this great blessing, devote your second life more to the service of islam and the islamic country. the second anniversary of the bloody inciden

start with edna. i'm coauthoring book on a man named traill, who was born in montgomery county, maryland i was born enslaved in 1784. so at the end of the revolution, he taken as a child to spartan burg south carolina. and when was 30 years old and at the near end of the war of 1812, he freed himself by running away to southeastern indiana, where he established a little free black settlement, had seven sons for the sons, served the union army in the civil war. one of them died in a prisoner war camp in danville, virginia, after the battle of the crater. he survived that and died in the camp. another one died of scurvy in corpus christi. a third one came back home and committed suicide a couple of years later. the fourth son, though, became a rather prominent local politician. and so he had gone to war to ensure he had been born free because his father had escaped slavery, but he had gone into war to ensure that he had certain rights that other americans had, and he fought for rights. and actually he s

dame edna everage! you've only got to look at the crop of people who died recently.rky. swivel chair, it's still. warm off liam neeson. 0h. it's the closest i'm i going to get, isn't it? let's face it. ladies and gentlemen, paul o'grady. so, i was in all sorts of little drag acts. . most of them were all in sequins and they were shirley bassey - orientated, you know? it was all very glam. i went the other way with lily, sort of gave it a scare, - with the tassel and roots. she had a tattoo and a love bite. you know what i mean? you're dead, mate. ladies and gentlemen, raquel welch. do you find it difficult for people to take you seriously in the business? oh, i don't know. i'll tell you, i don't think it's- wildly important that everybody take everybody really seriously. dr henry kissinger. did you have any sort of sense of destiny? any indication that one day, you might become one of the most influential men in the world? absolutely not. gina lollobrigida. ladies and gentlemen, mike yarwood. i'd also like to thank mike... laughter. mike yarwood. we'll see you again

of the products and the general strengths been declared on saturday and the by the westbank town of edna up to 3 palestinians were killed of an item. the confrontation with his ready soldiers is really forces were patrolling the legal sacrament of a dora west of hebron. they say they were attacked and find back in response. 3 palestinians killed with cousins, 1618 and 20 years old. somebody has denied the allegations near the city of 2 car um a 19 year old palestinian has been killed by his ready soldiers. the policy in red crescent says he suffered a heart attack while being beaten by the soldiers that he was also shot. his ready forces reportedly far live on the nation when they enter the town. i met by protests the spring of some of the days of the news now and voting is on the way in taiwan for a presidential and legislative election, which could have major implications for the island and beyond. the 2 main parties all splits blocks me of a 20 page relationship with beijing. economy is also a key issue with a lot of folks more than 20000000 people are eligible to vote. trying to tryi

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edna yahoo, and european leaders and some of biden's predecessors? yes, it does because of these war crimes apply to them. they always get some strong man in africa or some place to bring before the i c c. but all of these people in charge of the so called rules, rules based order should be in the dock in the hague as well. okay, matthew, last 40 seconds. go to you, my friend. well, we're, we're definitely living through historic moments right now. and i, i think that a, the weight of this, this potential is issued. we do have a multiple or lines. there is another destiny that is possible for us to, to take part in. but at the same time, the, the danger of a potential total annihilation is, is a real one to so we have to, i can just be present, can be aware that the futures under determine. and there could be a livable, dignified future that we pay the for that is certain such an amazing point to end on. there are alternatives out there this we and we can do that and it's only going to be people like ourselves that can make that alternative possible.

we will start with edna in chicago on the democratic line. edna? caller: yes.ricans. good morning, americans. i would like to say that. as long as we have people like matt gaetz, jim jordan and marjorie greene, we will have problems in washington. i am very proud of our president. i am really proud that obama picked him as his running mate. he has experience. he knows all of the crooks and hooks in washington. he made a good politician out of obama. all of the good republicans have left. there is no republican party anymore. the best republicans have left. mitt romney has announced he is leaving. that was a disappointment for me. i have amount of respect for him. i would like to say something about these migrants coming in. i want, if you will give me a chance to talk, i want to tell you about an experience i had. host: anna, we are going to have to stop you there because we get -- we need to get to another caller. we appreciate your call this morning. tom in rhode island on the republican line, are you there? i think we lost tom. let's go to james in mineral s

we will start with edna in chicago on the democratic line. edna? caller: yes.ns. good morning, americans. i would like to say that. as long as we have people like matt gaetz, jim jordan and marjorie greene, we will have problems in washington. i am very proud of our president. i am really proud that obama picked him as his running mate. he has experience. he knows all of the crooks and hooks in washington. he made a good politician out of obama. all of the good republicans have left. there is no republican party anymore. the best republicans have left. mitt romney has announced he is leaving. that was a disappointment for me. i have amount of respect for him. i would like to say something about these migrants coming in. i want, if you will give me a chance to talk, i want to tell you about an experience i had. host: anna, we are going to have to stop you there because we get -- we need to get to another caller. we appreciate your call this morning. tom in rhode island on the republican line, are you there? i think we lost tom. let's go to james in mineral sprin

and edna was talking about that in the first session that lincoln was really about equality of opportunity. it doesn't necessarily mean equality in terms of lived existence. it means that everyone's legal protections, everyone's voting rights, everyone's opportunity is the same. and those ideals are, i think, the ones that the founders were and i'm sure we'll get to defining what that means next, that, you know, the founding generation, john, was one of the first groups to try and grapple with. how do we take that equality and put it into law in a way that is meaningful? because they were coming from the british system and the british constitution is unwritten. and so when you start to write things down, then you have to start thinking about what are you including, what are you excluding, what are the unintended, unintended consequences of how you are phrasing things? and so as as my wonderful panelists have said this is very much an ongoing process as we start to refine and think through what we want, the quality to mean and how we want to enshrine that in text. well, one thing i would ad

not need to secede to protect slavery and lincoln was going to guarantee the host: next up we have ednahat is a very important comment from someone running for office in this country. yes, this is a racist country. i have lived from one end of this country to the other. my father was a tuskegee airmen and i know that tuskegee airmen were a result of rooseve' wife having push the concept that we african-americans are capable of operating complicated machinery. this is a racist manner in whicf nonwhites have been treatedour e relegated to areas thatunprofite in. our asian population was limited from the west coast for fear of being overrun by chinese and japanese were put into detention during world war ii. as opposed to those on the east coast who should have feared germans coming■h othat is my co. host: reference nikki haley at a campaign event and manchester, new hampshire. she disputed claims that she alleges portraysincorrectly. [video clip] >> i have seen the commercials you have seen and watch the rallies that they show on tv. i have listened to the media and what they have to say.

host: next up we have edna. caller: i don't kn how begin cept for nikki haley.ne running for office in this countr yes, this is a racist country. i have lived from one end of this country to the other. my father was a tuskegee airmen and i know that tuskegee airmen were a result of roosevelt's wife having push the concept that we african-americans are capable of operating complicated machinery. this is a racist country because of the manner in which groups of nonwhites have been treated since day one. our indigenous people were relegated to that were unprofitable for whites to live in. our asia population was limited from the west coast for fear of being overrun by chinese and japato detention during world war ii. as opposed to those on the east coast who should have feared germans coming over. that is my comment, thank you. host: several folks have reference nikki haley at a campaign event and manchester, new hampshire. she disputed claims thata0 ports incorrectly. [video clip] >> i have seen the commercials you have seen and watch the rallies that they show on