the 1893 chicago exposition is a the fair that people know the most about. i live in the midwest now. at least in the midwest, it's the most famous fair, and there was a woman's building, so often people said that's what it means for women to participate in fairs. to direct people to the women's building and to talk about suffrage. and i would contend that there is a lot of other things that you would look at, and that women are participating in fairs for political reasons that aren't necessarily associated with women's rights, or suffrage, or equality across the years, and that understanding their experiences help us understand something about culture and society at times. host: professor abigail "abby" markwyn from carroll university, wisconsin, thank you very much for being with us. >> american history tv is in primetime next week, starting monday night at 8:00 eastern, historians discuss philadelphia in 1968, looking at how protests over the vietnam war impact of the sisi -- the city. tuesday, a symposium on world war i including dwight sidehower's state

and these are locations within the exposition grounds where they drew inspiration from. and again touching back to our earlier conversation, the court of pacifica and peace makers mural that's where the sculpture that we were talking about during the director's report was located. again, some of the more secondary streets in the eastern side of the island, port way passage, blossom way, farralon street all draw their names from locations in the exposition grounds. and then for the wind row streets and the garden streets they draw their names from artists and architects that contributed to the exposition. and the organization here is a little more structured. city side the wind row are streets and they are arranged alphabetically from the south to the north and then on the garden streets, they are again arranged alphabetically moving from the west to the east. and those are all referred to as lanes. if you are coming to the island and you are looking for

although the great exhibition was not the first large-scale straight or exposition -- which continue in reduced format today. such is the international expo and of the world trade fairs. in the 19th century they encouraged the immediate development of products across borders, this was of course incredibly important before the electronic age and the philadelphia exposition in this -- was credible in this country. prince albert as a prime mover behind the great exhibition encouraged british manufacturers for their displays. including the birmingham metalworking firm. which in 1840 was the first -- the application of a thin layer of silver applied to base metal. before this very public and international display of ernest industry. a young welsh architect had traveled around the mediterranean. this is something brian referred to earlier, the language of architects for this new industrial age. james sought a new passion and design. his travels took him to grenada , also to cairo and istanbul. in these three places, he became under their spell. it was defined by openness, curiosity and the

farralon street all draw their names from locations in the exposition grounds. and then for the wind row streets and the garden streets they draw their names from artists and architects that contributed to the exposition. and the organization here is a little more structured. city side the wind row are streets and they are arranged alphabetically from the south to the north and then on the garden streets, they are again arranged alphabetically moving from the west to the east. and those are all referred to as lanes. if you are coming to the island and you are looking for a lane you will head to the east side of the island, if you are looking for a street, you are going up the west side of the island and you could track how close you are getting by the alpha. george kellam. sotomayor. that is the sculpture as its fully assembled. some artists whose names were proposed or have been selected contributed to what was called the unity sculpture. we have 14 sculptures that tida owns that were from that fountain and each of the sculptors contributed a pair to that fount

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gaining knowledge that something you know totally different we're also hearing that there's another exposition the german government is not happy about we're talking about life in metal a highly specialized company building machine tools also there it's most likely that the german government most likely won't approve this is made over as well and equipment from. thank you so much. a poll for the times newspaper shows that a majority in britain now favors a second referendum on breck's it this is the european union steve bracks of negotiator has cast doubt on british hopes for a deal to leave the block by an october deadline mischa about you said the e.u. would never allow a nonmember to collect customs duties on its behalf britain had proposed doing so as a way to prevent a heart of border in ireland a new set of that could threaten the use customs union and other key policies britain is said to be for block next march so a deal needs to be in place by october to give national parliaments enough time to ratify. and a new emissions test for cars is causing massive delays folks plans to throttle

hitting back i mean we have to remember that since fall two thousand and sixteen that's possible exposition was ongoing and the only thing that was missing was the ok from chinese regulators and it seemed that also because of this harsh rhetoric between the two countries there were clearly not in a rush to give this ok so qualcomm now they were hoping until the very last minute even made a higher offer now they're saying that by the end of the day it will take their offer back all right daniel cope in frankfurt thank you so much. when there's more profits reporting facebook shares took a beating after the social media giant reported that user numbers and revenue haven't been rising as quickly as they expect. it shares fell more than twenty percent in after hours trading in new york following the news erasing one hundred billion dollars in capital after revenue was up forty two percent in the second quarter costs continue to rise as facebook focuses on tightening security and him proving content following a series of scandals the company says it has two point two billion active monthly users

in philadelphia exposition 1876, incredibly influential in this country. prince albert is a prime mover behind the great exhibition also actively encouraged buddhist manufacturers experimenting with technology, patronized several firms with commissions for their displays at the great exhibition, including the birmingham metalworking firm which in 1840, was the first to electrolysis technique. before this very public and international display of ernest industry, the young welsh architect had traveled around the mediterranean seeking to provide a new language or perhaps the language of architecture. aridhis new industrial age -- age. oh in james published his book in 1856. cosmopolitanew approach. granada,ls took him to cairo and istanbul. he came under the spell of islamic architecture. his book of patterns emerged onto a british market defined by openness,. -- curiosity and the openness of other cultures. one of his assistants, when assembling the grammar of ornaments was a scientist who sought a career in botany. ornamental to design design. he is best kn

the philadelphia exposition in 1876 was incredibly influential in this country. prince albert is a prime mover behind the great exhibition also actively encouraged british manufacturers experimenting with technology, and patronized several firms with commissions for their displays at the great exhibition, including the birmingham metalworking firm which in 1840, was the first to patent an electroplating technol olasis, which is a thin layer of silver applied to base metal. before this very public and international display of ernest industry, a young welsh architect had traveled around the mediterranean seeking to provide a new language or perhaps a lexicon, a language of architecture. for this new industrial age. owen jones he published his book in 1856. in the same spirit of the great exhibition, jones sought a new cosmopolitan approach to design. his travels took him to granada, and also to cairo and istanbul. in these plays -- three places, he came under the spell of islamic architecture. his book of patterns emerged onto a british market for decorative arts,

the public exposition starts saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. runs through sunday. >> looks like a lot of fun. >> okay, 6:48 right now. this morning, a group of south bay students flying to texas to compete in the national spanish spelling bee. >> we have new video of them showing up for their flight. just in to our newsroom. they're students in the alum rock union elementary school district. bob ridill jest talked to one little boy. >> are you nervous? >> i'm not that nervous but i'm also excited to be with my flendz. >> is there one word you have found to be most difficult? >> what is it? >> which means? >> i don't even know. >> okay. adorable. full disclosure, that's our own -- our very own damian trujillo's son, michael. good luck to them as they head out. the spelling bee is on saturday. >> saying it was just a challenge. >> glad he said it. >> damian was texting me this morning, i'm like, what are you doing up so early. now i know why. >> my kid's on tv. >> exactly. >> today, weather wise, a warm one out there. >> yes, it's going to feel w

exposition longest on how we are to view government in the bible.f, we are jumping into the middle of an ancient email to the church in rome. let the catch you up to what has happened in romans 13. paul is writing this letter to christians who are living in rome here they are living in the global superpower of the day. on the outskirts of the roman empire at what is going on currently is the roman empire has just named a new caesar. a new emperor. a man by the name of nero. this 17-year-old boy will have one of the most infamous rains -- reigns. he will become infamous for lighting his garden at night i setting the bodies of christians on fire. paul begins by unpacking the gospel. paul says, i am not ashamed of the gospel. anyone believe. that we have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of god. , the wages of:23 our sin is death but internal life. no condemnation for those in christ jesus. and, confess with your mouth not that caesar is lord that jesus is lord and believe in your heart that god raised him from the dead. in romans 12, he turns a

expositions from removing objects. titanic sank in international waters, it was finders keepers to claim it, which is eventually how it fell sb into the ownership of the american company. britain says it's best kept here rather than private ownership, says kevin fewster. >> we want to buy the collection, but we also want the courts to recognize there are principles at stake here other than just money. >> reporter: now, that includes looking after the wreckage site. that u.s. naval officer called it hallowed grounds saying you wouldn't take a shovel to gettysburg or a bucket to pearl harbor. gayle? >> thank you for reporting from greenwich, london. i heard something else in the news interesting this morning that it could have been matthew mcconaughey and gwyneth paltrow in the roles on the titanic. it's hard to picture anyone else. >>> an undocumented pizza man arrested on the job was freed by a judge. we have the happy reunion. ♪ >>> still love this song. a great song as experts are warning dancers to keep their moves

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hoyer: i thank the majority leader for his exposition of the schedule. i want to speak briefly to the appropriations process. i think the appropriations committee is fairly close to the completion of the consideration of its bills. can the gentleman tell us when the balance of the appropriation bills might be coming to the floor? when we can perhaps expect the next appropriation bill to the floor? mr. mccarthy: yield to me? hoyer i -- mr. hoyer: i yield, soarry. mr. mcyarte: the appropriation committee has passed all 12 bills out of subcommittee and by next week they'll have also cleared the full committee. by passing the interior and financial services bill today, the gentleman knows the full house has adopted for the full year appropriations of half of those, six bills, making up over 2/3 of the discretionary budget authority. house and senate conferees on the first package are working to producing a conference report. i look forward to continuing work on f.y. 2019 appropriations in the weeks to come. as soon as the items are scheduled for the floor, i