eliza left. her job in domestic service and was keeping her own house only occasionally working on the plantation just to raise a little bit of extra money they amassed hoard of hogs a significant investment that indicates they were producing and cured meats and breeding specifically for the market. the three children, william ella and annie, were enrolled in the local school. an older daughter was attending school in demopolis, where eliza up through their combined industry aban eliza had saved $600. the relative of which is more than $200,000 today. and they planned to move to demopolis by property and bought a home of their own secession and the founding of the confederacy. when less than a decade in the past, barely five years separated them from end of the bloody civil war and, their sprint into freedom, they were living their best post emancipation life. and i think that's important to acknowledge because testimonies and other records make they were making the most of freedom and those achi

eliza and fairchild became allies.organized a publicity campaign in 1908 to try to bring the cherry trees to washington. they both pursued this idea at the same time. i found evidence that they wrote to -- eliza wrote to missus taft, david fairchild sent a letter to the army corps of engineers, for two weeks. mrs. taft jumped into the project and runs with it. it was interesting and i don't know if they were acting in concert or if they were acting in competition. that is an open-ended question. that's how i had to leave it in the book, this is the david fairchild situation. it seems from the record over the years, there might have been a little bit of bad blood over the years because neither of them referred much to the other's contribution. speculating there but that's my take on it. >> thank you. on behalf of those of us who come from the tourism industry i can't tell you how exciting it is to have a book about eliza. we talk about her as much as we can but this is so great. i am curious if as the traveler that she

eliza was inspired by john muir. he headed interesting -- so in 1879 and 1880 he made two trips to alaska to study glaciers. he traveled around the area in a canoe with the assistance of half a dozen native americans, alaskans and so eliza decides she's going to alaska. she goes off to alaska on a mail. that was the only way to getos o alaska in those days was to take a male and go up 1000 miles through the passage that takes you through puget sound through the alaska panhandle sheso did that in that journey turned out to be -- because her captain of her ship decided to take a detour and that detour was up in the glacier bay. the ship had never carried tourists into glacier bay before so she was one of the first people ever to set sights on the glacier and it was later named for john muir. she went back the following summer and repeated that trip and she turned her dispatches into the first travelogue on alaska so that oak was in 1885 pre- she went on to write about alaska for about 15 years but she wrote a second ev

eliza, grows up here. so she is raised by her single mother, she and her brother here in d.c., mom ran a boarding house, i think, and she got a job at the u.s. treasury. so eliza went to georgetown visitation for a couple of years and then she went to oberlin. but for a while she didn't graduate. but the thing her was she was so precocious that when she went to georgetown visitation, i found the academic records on her and she was only there like i could only find records for couple of years. she she might have gone there longer the first year she went, there were records to show that got high marks. she got prizes for reading and spelling and geography. she told an interviewer late life that as a child she loved playing with maps and a globe. i was always planning journey, she said. so this was something that interest her. this idea of the world from a very young age. but she later, you can see in many of these letters that i referred to that she is witty and she had a tendency to dramatize things and to

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eliza is hot.e trees remember how the famous writer once walked along this road into the future. in milkov during in 1841, she came from a noble family of pavlovsky, who had a rather large family here, alas, it was not preserved, only the necropolis of the pavlovsky family was left at the entrance to the village. now there is a well on the site of the native house, not far away, a memorial mound was poured, and footsteps were in bloom. and lisa nuts for her still a trace and breathe. not far from this place is a wooden house, in which a museum room dedicated to the life of eliza tatyana anatolyevna is open. tell us about fate or they will talk, she had a difficult childhood. well, she went through childhood herself, although the knee. she was born. here we have a clever ear of the morning, i am 1,840 years old last year, and at the top i slaughtered her sons all over the world. he said she was born yo, probably change as well freezing is going on. you can say this, but after the death of the brothe

eliza is hot. trees remember how the famous writer once walked along this road into the future. eliza was born in milkovshchina. in 1841, she came from a noble family of the pavlovskys, who had a rather large one here and, alas, it was not preserved, only the necropolis of the pavlovsky family was left at the entrance to the village. now there is a well on the site of the native house, not far away, a memorial mound has been poured over the garden. i don't think not cole lush brought stitches. and lisa nuts for her still a trace and reached. not far from this place is a wooden house, in which a museum room dedicated to the life of the elizark tatyana anatolyevna is open. tell us about fate or they will start talking. she had a difficult childhood. well, she went through childhood herself, although karina was born with us in 1841 and at the top she slaughtered her sons. he is all over the world. she said that she was born years old, probably will change, but ledyatynsky passed. you can say this, but

she said that the voice of eliza azheshka could remain in history. a man came to the writer's house with a phonograph, a device for recording voice invented by tomos edison in 1877. he collected celebrity votes. however, it was not possible to record elsa's fear. before the technique was so strong that the words stuck in her throat and, alas , the recording did not take place. this concludes my journey through the grodno region. oh, how many interesting things i saw and learned. it's like you're flipping through a fascinating history textbook, with the most unimpressive pictures and interesting legends. i am maria bogatyr let's get to know the history of our native land together. see you. the lakes of blues that had sketched were not early, which he corrected, that forest, ponadzhak, quarrels take off , wash the creatures. yes, the shrine will fade. the skies have sketched shi not lakes with charatins behind the fabric grin under the sun. you look for yourself and never smora, but that gold has sandy beer. i would drink them endlessly, throwing shi n

specifically by eliza and her husband. he gives all of his children the middle name park which is a family tradition going back to a strange lawsuit. it is hard to imagine why he would have done that. why would he do that? even lends the money at one point. eliza deposit a copy of her well with him. this is a very trusted person in their lives. and he owned property in the nation's capital. he becomes a corner for the bank of washington and is very respected. also, when there is a new law passed in d.c., they say free black people have to register with the government and put up a bond for good behavior. basically that they would forfeit if they did something wrong. he refuses to do this and takes them to court. the argument the lawyer makes which i believe must have been in consultation with costin is people should be treated equally. all people should have -- all men should have this right to vote and the judge says now, come on. people can't be restricted from voting but you can apply this lot retroactively. so he does w

specifically by eliza and her husband. he gives all of his children the middle name park which is a family tradition going back to a strange lawsuit. it is hard to imagine why he would have done that. why would he do that? even lends the money at one point. eliza deposit a copy of her well with him. this is a very trusted person in their lives. and he owned property in the nation's capital. he becomes a corner for the bank of washington and is very respected. also, when there is a new law passed in d.c., they say free black people have to register with the government and put up a bond for good behavior. basically that they would forfeit if they did something wrong. he refuses to do this and takes them to court. the argument the lawyer makes which i believe must have been in consultation with costin is people should be treated equally. all people should have -- all men should have this right to vote and the judge says now, come on. people can't be restricted from voting but you can apply this lot retroactively. so he does w

any advice or eliza? any words of how much you admire instruction, why we should to yeah, i think it's like they're absolutely incredible. um, just the number of things that they do that we don't even notice. you know, we take insights for granted. so often because the form so many here for some services there. so essentially you can system function that you don't really notice that they're gone until they're no longer filling those roles and serving and pollinators, and tests and decomposing as well. and then when they go away, you start to notice and so i think that speaks volumes to how important they are to the system, not only to humans in terms of ecosystem services and also other tasks that rely on them. and so, you know, conserving in texas really about conserving all batteries. and i think the message certainly as spreading because there has been movements to save bees to save insects. we have another comment from a youtube water saying i'm trying to grow a little pollinate or garden in the back

i want to ask you eliza a. yeah. um. so one of the issues that we have with understanding and sec decline is that a lot of the data sets that we have to be able to estimate. those rates of one to 2 percent per year come from north america in europe. where we have monitoring schemes going back to, you know, the 19 sixty's 19 seventy's, but most of the insect bad versity is in the tropics where we don't have as good to monitoring data historically. and so we have a lot of concerns that there's potential for huge lots of fighters to be in trouble ecosystems that we don't have to monitor named data to understand that. um and even with an estimate, the rate of one to 2 percent per year. that's usually coming from the best possible habitat because when you want to have multiple decades of data, you know, 50 years or longer to estimate it 10, you're going to go to have the tests that are going to remain intact for a long period of time as opposed to areas that might be converted from natural ends to more modified systems. and s

and eliza greens is a biology researcher at the university of nevada. she joins us from dallas, texas. and of course, you can be part of this conversation. please send us any comments or questions me a, our live youtube chat. thank you to our guest so much for joining us for this important discussion. first establishing what this concern is the best guess from most scientists is that the rate of global insect decline is currently one to 2 percent a year. now to the average person that may not sound quite like a crisis. but erica, why is it that many scientists would say this is an emergency i'm, there's quite a lot of reasons. one of them is that this, this figure is actually from not from a very short period of time. i think david will be able to tell you more about this, save, sorry, but what it is important is the ultimate is dominated by and 6. so a to, to said the described for now that is described for the using 6. so when we start losing these, we're losing essential parts store ecosystem says adverbs now very much. well, the polonaise isn't, tha

she said that the voice of eliza azheshka could remain in history. once, a man came to the writer's house with a phonograph, a device for recording voice invented by tomos edison in 1877. he collected celebrity votes. however, it was not possible to record elsa's fear. before the technique, she was so strong that the words stuck in her throat and, alas, the recording did not take place. this concludes my journey through the grodno region. oh, how many interesting things i saw and learned. it's like you're scrolling a fascinating history textbook, the most not bright pictures and interesting legends. i am maria bogatyr let's get to know the history of our native land together. see you. the biggest reward for an actor is when the audience applauds in the finale and the whole corpse of everyone who played today, they say, because today we were understood differently from how they were received today . my father, he is a famous sportsman, he is the champion of europe, the champion of the soviet union, repeated in shooting viktor petrov some records still

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with so little water, the power plant, a few kilometers down the river has stopped to just beyond eliza, solely on say them from this spot. you loud kalani controls the water flow from lake top desk. do you disagree with the part of the year? i can see the long as in check, but nothing is blocking the barriers. think us about the quick cause. i mean, you've got a gummy, everything's fine here. still. she opens and closes the locks. this water is supposed to flow from here onto the fields and farm and south of lake god. uh. but there isn't enough of it now. of course certainly by law, etc june. we normally don't reach this level until mid summer and finds a cale fletcher for that audit. it's almost what i'm trying to do. the impossible to sort of the, the, we have to strike a balance between the needs of residents living along the lake and farmers in the valley, out of the colleges and the valley. that's no easy task. and mistakes are high . last summer's heat, wave cost farmers 6000000000 euros. just east of like got the you're swapping farmer more and they'll come up. site is very worr

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affected in terms of why the economies prices of commodities have gone up, particularly grain and fits. eliza, in the process of fuel have also gone off and this is a consequence of the war that is ongoing as it is for this reason that we are also here that it is in our collective interest that the war should come to an end area. i asked the w correspondents, pivoted machinery to tell us whether there's any hope african leaders come achieve progress a i think whole please to in the yeah, this is just the beginning. i think i think the lead as i trying to have the voice head in this quite a frequent and also try to um for the 4 piece. uh but then it is an appeal task. uh, if you look at what russia will do months and also what ukraine would you mind if i for getting lee does of course a visiting the to copy toes you care of and going to a p does bag. um, it is not a walk in the park. um, yes, they can propose a piece plan uh from what they have been saying now that they went to use the escalation. and you know, some of the proposal was that some news agencies are quoting to say that, um, one o

i mean, you know, if we only have one, we sell a portal. eliza mohammed and with us in the neighborhood, i thought so knew, you know, most of the quite a model comb xterra botkin. the minimum is did that as long as that goes in here. i mean, it goes into the for both of these, i can buy them in this way. now, what are the anatomy and noise interchange those in the yeah. out of them on the machine, the elaborate boulevard. but i'm not doing well for the data and make it fun . so anything i'm missing bianco key to go more ink comb with us for to get you know, a feel for what i think the he also noticed that when literally he also has moderately, he has okay. you'll need more. he asked goal 2nd game may get the appointment for a while, but again, no guy said we are going to buy some anita, and boom. com. you can get on base. you can do that. can you look say to why we make, i mean, i know said i made it down, make that extra a new point to women. beckett. we'll put all okay. being a, me, i see you can get a really yes you don't need a phone political gave you a list. ok. you know, do proce

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she's the dogwood and his son. solely man, 7 bucks, eliza senior elect right in ocean l. graphy at the national oceanography center at the university of south happen to welcome to the w. and could you explain to help you with what's making it so hard to find this up? this is to saw within by deep water. you know, we're looking at 3 and a half and small columbus is down. and although they knew exactly where it went in, i knew it was heading to bear in mind that the depth of full, if it lost power or lost mercy, false is a light, is it sinks down towards the sea bed. you can imagine that lined up in the forwarding down towards us. it can travel for long distance horizontal before it finally lands at so that some quite complex of ocean currents not area, which means that the stationary becomes really quite large. now they did have sort of contact with a sub for the 1st the 2 hours when it went into the water. but then rather the last contact whether that was because of equipment failure, it was that was because the stock had stopped at sunk and ended up with a sort of, if you like the try

you could still be heard of a cyber eliza sizes, you know, at least how the day that you, how does happen waging an insurgency against the enter nationally, back government for more than 15 years. and it's often targeted hotels like this one which tend to host high ranking somali and for an officials, i'll show up once controlled, a large swats at the country. but last year, the somali government led successful counter offensive with the backing of the african union. and us air strikes, regaining central parts of the country. the violent style has continued, and surgeons remain capable of launching significant attacks on government, commercial, and military targets, leaving residents and visitors under constant threats. and not to the world of sports an attempt. here's the final month city beat into milan to claim that 1st attempt to hensley trophy, which also seals the trouble of titles because of that league. i'm come wins in england this season after school as fast hoffman bracelets and stuck having to brilliant a went off injured being they saw the side school through that mid filled

eliza we've been thinking about information about this woman.arned that she is a very reputable black transplant transplant in the territory of america present. we will be able to find out when the special military operation will end. and it will be possible to collect all the facts about the crimes of the united west, this de bruc. she also showed up in 2014-15 in the popasnaya area, which was temporarily controlled by the ukrainian side, severodonetsk lysychansk frontier criminal svatova , a former employee of the sbu of ukraine told the wikilex organization about working with elizabeth de bru. i was sent to the zone last year as an employee of the ukrainian security service. from january a professional transplantologist began to work with us, e or zabryu. she completely changed the style of our work, our group forced us to remove organs, without any consent we were often injured. she herself did everything for the dutch. in 7-10 minutes, she could cut out a couple of kidneys from a wounded or burned soldier. i do not know how much the familie

martis at this moment is meeting in the second round of the roland tournament, the girls' rivals are eliza mertens from belgium and the representative of australia , storm hanta, in addition, another tennis player from belarus will enter the port today in doubles 18th racket of the world victoria azarenka and brazilian beatrice hadda from may will play a match against the american tandem. let me listen to you, what's your name? how can i help? alyona decided to kill the newspaper worker. wait a minute. and where do you think we should have printed this kind of announcement, like i’ll clean my husband’s apartment for an hour. this is at the request of the client. here's my wish, please. believe me it will go away on its own in a week. of course, she would have killed this man, if it hadn’t been made, her decision was not for those people, only good. e did something happen? no, nothing happened. then maybe explain what's going on. if you believe it goes, then there are three days left. well, four. and all this will end. sorry it's over. just be patient, please. okay, well, until it's over. i

eliza we've been thinking about information about this woman.learned that she is a very reputable transformer with a black transplant on the territory of america , elizabeth de bru , we will be able to find out the fictitious name of the criminal, the real one, when the special military operation ends and we manage to collect all the facts about the crimes of the united west, she still showed up in 2014-15. it is dangerous in the area, that which was temporarily controlled by the ukrainian side, severodonetsk lysichansk frontier criminal svatova told the wiki-leaks organization about working with elizabeth de bru former employee of the sbu of ukraine i was an employee of the security service of ukraine last year sent to the zone. work professional transplant or de bru it has completely changed, the style of our work of our group forced to take out the level without any consent, injured often. she herself did everything for the dutch. in 7-10 minutes, she could cut out a couple of kidneys from a wounded or burned soldier. i do not know how much t

so i think they're a little under prepared for the the attack of the teenagers, the mercer eliza never again. the kids of parkland really have 5 main points. repealing dicky amendment to allow cdc research for gun violence as right now they can allergy and funding towards it. the atf had strictly paper records of guns, sales, and gun registries. so digitize that. pretty simple, pretty common sense. banning high capacity magazines and things like from stocks as they are very dangerous and hunters can still hunt without them. the most accepted across the country is universal. background checks, something that nobody has put to the floor yet. and the most controversial would be the assault weapons ban. basically we want to make sure that certain weapons that are just too dangerous for regular civilian shouldn't be in the hands of those people that i've seen for disability in a more is the 150000 people. so up, it's the biggest protest of our time. it's crazy to see the response from everywhere. the $888.00 march is across the planet. all standing together for this one issue. it's just ins

the prices of commodities have gone up particularly grain and fits eliza us and the price of fuel have also gone up. and this is a consequence of the war that is ongoing. we would like to see further engagements with regards to the processes that were leads to the end of this war. we decided to come to your country at this moment as a delegation that represents the african continental. and us, who'd like to demonstrate to you our friendship, which has always existed between russia and africa. for the more we came to listen to you as who used to hear the voice of the russian people today, we're afraid somebody's crisis. not only does it have an impact on too friendly brotherly neighboring countries, but it also has repercussions for the whole world. and in particular, it has an impact on our applicant continent for the time being uh, the so called black sea deal, which uh, foresees the uninhibited expert, the few craney and wade and russian greens and fertilizers to the global markets. and he's working on paper. but the russian side of the deal is being actively sabotaged by western cou

isolated from breast milk more than half a century ago, that is, most of it in milk is found in saliva elizahighly functional protein known, its function, antibacterial. uh, antiviral anti-inflammatory immunomodulatory , we are studying it in our research even more deeply. experiments. it has been shown that the administration of lactoferrin affects the survival of laboratory mice, even after a high dose of radioactive irradiation e, we trained mice with a high dose. e radiation, it's 7.5 gy it 's enough to say that 30-30 days after irradiation , only 28% of animals remain alive if we inject once immediately after irradiation. enter minutes once lactoferrin by thirty days remains alive 78% of animals. this is a very significant indicator. the results obtained will allow in the near future to develop drugs that are safe for the body to prevent the negative effects of radiation exposure on humans. you and i must understand that nuclear medicine. this is not medicine. it's the nuclear technology that the medics have been enjoying at the end of creating them. uh, nuclear physicists. we are creat

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a 32 year old eliza logwood. >> who has maintained his innocence throughout this case.made you cry on for news? >> still no decision as to whether the state of nevada will spend nearly 400 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the a's build their new 1.5 billion dollar ballpark on the vegas strip. the nevada state assembly met yesterday for 8 hours. there's president dave cab alerts are in questions. they were all supposed to come back today preps vote on the measure. instead they returned just a few minutes ago at 05:00pm and until monday morning. insiders tell kron 4 amendments are likely being added to the proposals to address concerns of several nevada senators who one more things for the community. those changes likely will have to be run by the a's organization before an amended bill could be voted on. if the senate does vote to approve ballpark proposal monday or next week, it would then move to the nevada assembly for a full hearing and vote. if the senate rejects the measure, though it is potentially game over for the a's in vegas will keep you posted there

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the mexico, human feces are being used as the 1st and eliza to produce taste the vegetables so last low tell us via new eva is so pleased with the days how the study breaks into sung as he to live as a sample for the kitchen that the seal. busy his wife liliana rhonda will use the to pick 10 of 2, working outdoors. everyone is hungry. the sense of water for watering. the plants was the compost for feeding them. that contrast was made from human excrement all perfectly normal for fama thomas villanueva and his family. even at the dinner table, it's no 2 boot, given the salad and vegetables with grand, with nutrients from human theses. on the edge of a small mexican town of tape, it takes low in the state of mexico, the only n t on the phone gross fruits and vegetables. everything here is visualized exclusively with home made human. don't know. so it does go into the complete and the cycle seek load comes from the earth, is the index greeting on top of that process so that you can see all over here. the process of composting so allows us to give back to the soil we took from anything, but