through play, children are able to express and cope with their feelings. play also helps relieve stress and pressure for children. they can just be themselves. there's no need to live up to adult standards during play. play offers children an opportunity to achieve mastery of their environment. when children play, they're in command. they make the choices. they control the experience through their imaginations, and they exercise their powers of choice and decision-making as the play progresses. i'm going to pour some coffee. i want to pour some coffee. let me pour some coffee. shh! shh! hendrick: play helps develop each child's unique perspective and individual style of creative expression. play, which arises from within, expresses the child's personal, unique responses to the environment. play is a self-expressive activity that draws on the child's powers of imagination. play is open-ended, free-form, and children have the freedom to try out new ideas, as well as build on and experiment with the old. going to my house. play especially provides an excellen

expression that you cannot express, that you are stifled from expressing.t is a problem. i am not saying we are living in fear because right now we are not afraid. you know what? it might take us 20 years, 50 years, 100 years, but if we do not stop this right now? we will be living in fear. let me tell you, we do not want that. we do not want to be a committed -- community, nation of citizens living in fear. i am really glad that you are all out here today, taking concrete steps to addressing this. not a lot of people really know what is happening. they tell you they have nothing to hide, why should they be afraid? well, you are not afraid, but if we keep going down this road, you will be. at its core level this type of monitoring and surveillance is a human problem. it is not just about privacy, not just about your rights, it is also about being a human being. systematic surveillance brings about systematic fear, i want you to remember that and that you really do not want to be afraid. you want to be able to be yourself, for your family, for you, your brot

that is incorporated into it and the focal point expression. anti-zionism, anti-semitism, vast amount of evidence are presented in the book are just another form specific forms of anti-semitism. 50% of europeans or more say that israel is conducting a war of extermination against palestinian shows that the views are simply not grounded in reality. their views are an expression of their animist and their prior beliefs. global anti-semitism is ever. it's not just everywhere in the sense that you find anti-semites in large numbers all over the world, but everywhere because of digital technology, the internet, satellite television. anyone, everyone is just a few clicks away from anti-semitism. in fact, fewer than you may realize. if we type the word jew, an innocent person or non-an innocent person, you type the words you enter your browser, google, whichever, depending on what they do it and when you do, is a the second, the third or the fourth item, way up there, that there's a website called jew watch. you're an innocent person are not such an i

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the "new express" called the reporter's arrest unjust, and it's demanding that he be released. it's almost unheard of that such a demand is published in china where the media is under tight government control. the pleas are attracting a lot of attention around the country. >> translator: they should have first investigated the case. i don't think it's normal. >> translator: it is quite natural for reporters to write about the case. >> reporter: messages critical of the police and in support of the newspaper are being posted online. other newspapers have come out in support of the "new express." support for the plea is spreading. partly because people are becoming more vocal about the tight controls of free speech. in january, editors at another newspaper in guangdong province "the nanfang" were told to rewrite a new editorial calling for political reform. the move sparked several days of protests. a "new express" editorialist told us that he believed the content of the detained reporter's article is accurate, and that there is a sense of solidarity within the company. he says t

that's a focal point for its expression. anti-zionism and andrew -- and treat -- anti-israelism are just another specific form of anti-semitism. 50% of europeans or more say that israel is conducting a war of extermination over palestine shows their views are not grounded in reality. there views are an expression of their animus and there've prior beliefs. global anti-semitism is everywhere. it's not just everyone a sense that you find anti-semites in large numbers all over the world but everywhere because of digital technology company internet and satellite television. anyone everyone is just a few? away from anti-semitism and in fact few may realize. if you type the word jew an innocent person are not an anderson person if you type the word jew into your browser google bang whatever depending on what day you do it and when he do it, the second or third or fourth items are way up there appears a web site called jew watch. you're an innocent person and not such an innocent person you click on jew watch. imagine a site coming

his works are the most powerful expression of triumph and christianity. rubens achieved his success early as we see in this youthful self-portrait, together with his first wife. he was the superstar of the art world of the day, the most esteemed court painter in europe, when in 1628 he was summoned to spain to paint the king. from his capital at madrid philip iv ruled the greatest empire in the world, with dominions stretching from the philippines to peru but bogged down by a long war in the netherlands the most powerful state in europe was about to slip into decline. at a time beset with uncertainty the arts flourished. of the painters he met at philip's court rubens was particularly impressed by one-- the young diego velazquez. velazquez was an original who would paint a classical subject like bacchus getting drunk with a group of real peasants. velazquez first drew the court's attention with his early paintings of daily life, what we call genre paintings. they were startling pictures depicting things never before painted such as the precise moment at w

different concerns at different times or different expressions of support at different times. i will say we are putting together a draft that addresses some of the underlying factual irrelevancy example the green tariff and issues we've tried to address in the way we've redesigned certain parts of the program or how the rates have been calculated. can i answer any specific questions for you? >> well, maybe you can summarize for us all the different ways that between the months of say february, march, until august 12th, different rationals that the different public commissioners used to delay this program and ultimately kill this program? >> well, i don't know that i would want to characterize their actions in any particular way or with any particular motivation. we did make several changes to the way this program was designed and the rates were set. for example, in response to some concerns that we heard from our commission from members of l.a. lack -- lafco and the board we tried to bring the rates down and in relation to build out. >> you tried to get the rate down? >> we go

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statement expressing deep concern over u.s. surveillance but chancellor merkel has said cameron continues to support the n.s.a.'s activities in dunn says the prime minister's stance is not surprising the u.k. is essentially indistinguishable from the u.s. and certainly do see h.q. works in partnership with the n.s.a. perhaps more of the sort of subservient incorporated partner. one but nevertheless there's really no point trying to distinguish the one reason that london is being very quiet is because london has its own secrets which will probably come out in the laundry over the next three weeks. despite the e.u. expressing its growing discontent with washington skeptics say these concerns are unlikely to go beyond formal statements u.n. diplomat earlier explained why. the longer term and a few weeks after the meet you're gone down the big issue it will just go on business as usual that is my expectation there will not and the real measure of it will remain states who have mental problems. and we're closely following the spying

but this plane did come down on the capital express way.close to san jose's reed hill view airport which is right here. the plane landed right here. perhaps it didn't make it to land on the run way. we can only speculate. we have ktvu on the way to this. we knew for sure the fire department told us a small plane has landed here at the east capital express way. more details coming up. >>> let's take a look at san francisco. that's a mess because of a crash involving several vehicles in the left lane at caesar chavez. traffic is terrible. don't use 101. the only problem with that is if you are coming in off the bay bridge, you are forced to be in that back up because the skyway merges on the 101. going to have an affect obey bridge traffic. let's go to steve. >> thank you. here we go with the chamber of commerce day with the golden gate bridge. it's always like this. always have a beautiful clear shot. except june, july and august. that's for sure. a little chill in the morning air for many on the coast. 51 for the low this morning. coldest l

everybody wants to express themselves. so finding the means of expression, exposing youth to it and really training them how to hone that skill, we know will help them both academically and professionally. >> give me an example of what you are doing right now? >> okay. so, for example, we've got a partnership in the works with a local high school and part of their senior thesis, if you will, their senior presentation, is just that, giving a presentation. showing what they work odd and what they learned. and the school doesn't necessarily have the resources to teach them how to use certain types of software or, you know, digital media, to really show what they have learned and express it in a professional way. in a way that is impressive. you know, rather than sitting there with a paper reading mumbling your lines, figuring out how to make yourself -- how to make yourself something worth paying attention to. the but also really discovering how you like to best express yourself. and that really gets everybody motivated. ever

other newspapers have come out in support of the new express. support for the plea is spreading partly because people are becoming more vocal about the tight controls of free speech. in january, editors at another newspaper in guangdong province were told to rewrite a new editorial calling for political reform. the move sparked several days of protests. a "new express" editorialist told us that he believed the content of the reporter's article is accurate, and that there is a sense of solidarity within the company. he says the newspaper will not give up until the reporter is set free. the fight by the guangdong paper for freedom and ensuring controversy is serving to highlight the depth of china's problems. nhk world, gong shong. >>> residents of an island south of tokyo are getting out of the way of a tropical storm a week after they lost friends and neighbors to a typhoon. they had already advised everyone on the island to head to safer places. last week typhoon wipha set off landslides that destroyed dozens of homes. it killed at least 31 peo

unpack that statement, the african expression on american soil.npack that for me. >> for me, a goes way back, back to that generation that first came here in the 1960s like my parents. like barack obama's father who came here from those countries that were still under colonization and they were pioneering be some -- this new moment where they were allowed to come here to get an education and to get back home. my parents took us back home and raised us there. that whole sort of movement of time has moved -- brought more immigrants into the united states from africa who come here and build homes here and lives here but still bring their language here and there expression of self here and andte a hybrid meld of self i feel like it is fascinating to me, watching my own family and seeing my cousins have children here, seeing the generations go on and say how people are connected to their home but are of course americans, to, and that sort of hybrided sense of self is something i yearned to see more of expressed. tavis: what is it about that african exp

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joanne: they tell us how they feel and what they need through their expressions, body movements, and by cooing, babbling, and crying. [crying] joanne: crying is one of the main ways babies communicate. no matter how irritating this can be at times, we must remember that they don't cry to annoy us. they cry to tell us that they want or need something to happen-- a diaper change... a bottle... a nap... a hug. hey, buddy. hey, buddy. you see zack? hey, you. get your feet. joanne: and let's keep in mind that each baby has his own personality and style of communication. this is what makes infant care so interesting. just as each baby's personality and temperament varies, so must our responses. there is no single right way to respond to all infants. woman: infants communicate in so many ways. i don't think it's just verbal, either. it's so much more. it's listening to music and singing. it's going for walks and pointing things out and showing them different things in their environment. it's...it's going down to the gross motor area and playing and just seeing the joy that they have on thei

the informal, spontaneous, picturesque english garden was seen as an expression of english liberties.he geometric french garden was seen as a reflection of their authoritarian government. in the microcosm of the garden could be read beliefs about the world at large. at stourhead, you can see, better than anywhere in europe, the way that the early 18th century attempted to create an art of landscape by shaping nature and putting into the landscape buildings created in past styles-- medieval, but especially classical. they believed that a landscape or a garden gives added pleasure if one can savor the effects of past time as one wanders around it, and that sensibility is characteristic of their period. the poet alexander pope said in the 1730s that this architecture or art derived from landscape painting, and compared it to a picture, and that's why we call it picturesque. and so the combination of architecture and picturesque landscape became one of the characteristics of 18th-century aristocratic culture, and wealthy patrons sought architects who would design them country estates unpa

the -- there has been expression of commitment to it. once you join the national dialogue, this is another problem. some of the opposition insisted on excluding certain parties who have expressed commitment, but did not want to sign the roadmap. >> let me put the question this way. the program provides that a new government -- and the islamists led government will have three weeks of the political process beginning and a new government will be appointed. and you're telling me that if tomorrow the opposition parties sit down with you at the negotiating table, the clock will begin and three weeks from now we will have a new government in tunisia? is that is what you are saying? >> absolutely. sometimes we sit down around that table rather than protesting outside. as you said, the process will start and move and we will have that resolution that we want. >> we have reaction. >> i think the interesting part is that there is a national dialogue that is going on. was started yesterday when was postponed because of the killings that happened in

statement expressing concern over u.s. surveillance believes the prime minister is failing to defend his country's interests on this issue what's been clear is that david cameron is not willing to speak up in defense of britain and the british people when it comes to mass surveillance and indeed we've seen the extent of g.c. h.q.'s collusion with the n.s.a. for example in the temp or a program we've seen massive harvesting of the data through the fiber optic cables so i'm afraid we need to start to take responsibility in the united kingdom. well despite the e.u. expressing its growing discontent with washington skeptics say these concerns are unlikely to go beyond formal statements u.n. diplomat load earlier explained why. jar and a few weeks after the meat year gone down the big issue it will just go on business as usual that it's my expect this live on not that big any real measure it will remain states with a mental problem. and we're closely following the spying fallout over on our web site r.t. dot com with detailed u

and so i think what happens in the use of social media it -- it generally creates a virtual way to expresshis distorted sense of manhood, and i think in a virtual world a lot of young people believe that they have some type of security in this, and so it keeps them away from, you know, the koreaalty of what happens on the streets, but essentially it is a distorted sense of manhood. >> and so many of these young men they see gang banging and selling drugs as really the only option they have. take a listen. >> survival of the fitness out about? >> it's the only option. it wasn't ever a, b, or c. it was always just, a. this right here. >> kobe you were at one time just like these young guys, and for an outsider it's really easy to look at them and say they are making a bad choice, but then when you watch works from guys like krzysztof, you start to see this could be the only option. talk about how kids get to that place? >> me myself i grew up in a situation where my mother was selling drugs. she wasn't there. my father went to prison, and when he got out he got killed. so a lot of times thes

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so you don't have 90 or 95 and then you use your eyes and expression to move it.an communicate by sitting with the people you enjoy. >> reporter: that's not the only reason older performers find so much success in classical indian dance. >> you to know the music and rhythm and sand script and five or six different languages. you have to be able to interpret it and you've improvization on stage. it's almost like a jazz musician. we spend years learning the skills so that when you are in your 50s and 60s, you finally master it because it takes so long to get there. >> the partners in dance and life have collaborated with musicians and choreographers of as diverse as the ohio ballet company, there's one piece they've performed throughout their long careers. the love story of rada and crishna. show me the most important part of the communication you show the audience tonight. >> the expressions of what is love. >> show me. >> sure. she's very annoyed because she's uncomfortable. ♪ >> she even says get out. out you go, i don't need you anymore. you've been a cheat on't

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in the humanities we learn to express ourselves with clarity. we learn to write well and speak reasonably well. we learn to defend our positions and to take in the positions of other individuals. we learn to listen to them which is almost as much an art and maybe even more than the art of expressing one's self. we learn to render their arguments fairly, reproduce their arguments judiciously and then respond to them in a constructive and humane way. this is at the heart of citizenship it seems to me, and the education to humanities is conducive to this kind of human development. in order to be an effective citizen, it seems to me you also must command knowledge. you must command among other things the knowledge of history, command the knowledge of history. i talked to a lot of high school students and high school teachers and one of the things they frequently tell me is that until the u.s. history course is wonderful, they ran out of time at the end of the year just before they got to vietnam. i think that's not a good thing. and it strikes me th

it's a gateway to expression. you know, their own personal expression. first it starts with a signature. then building on that signature then the art starts to creep into their lives. >> when you started did you see it as an act of rebellion or art? >> no, i saw it as art and saw that the signature could become a masterpiece and then sculpture and then eventually become interactive media, and eventually become an award design. you know, this is potential. this is what we're talking about design, esthetic. the esteemed great american critic was fascinated with graffiti in the context of the legality. it's art, it's art that's done illegally but it's a genuine true expression of young people, and it gets dismissed because of the legal issues. >> now it's becoming in many circumstances more legal. we're seeing winwood in miami, christian, so as it becomes mainstream, what does it do to the art form? >> well, you know, one of the things it does the same way it douse fodoes is it takes power m that--the way its used with a specific route. that's undeniable. i

police arrested another "new express" reporter earlier this month. the journalist wrote an online piece that said senior government officials had engaged in serious misconduct. >>> the leaders of china and india have patched up some differences over their shared border region in the himalayas. they have agreed to cooperate on defense. indian prime minister manmohan singh and china's premier li keqiang signed the accord in beijing. >> we move forward with negotiations toward a fair, reasonable and mutually acceptable settlement to the india-china boundary question. >> translator: the china-india relationship is one of the most important and potentially fruitful relationships in the 21st century. >> in other talks, li and singh said they would promote chinese investments in india and they also agreed to reduce india's trade deficit with china. as part of the plan china says it will build an industrial park in india. the border dispute has strained ties for more than half a century. earlier this year the militaries of the two asian giants had a three-we

they give expression to their feelings, but they also express the idea of the first christian mass. monk witnessed leonardo at work in the monastery of santa maria delle grazie in milan. "many a time i have seen leonardo "go early in the morning to work "on the platform before the last supper, "and there he would stay, never laying down a brush, "painting without eating or drinking. "then three or four days would pass "without his touching the work, "yet each day he would spend hours examining it and criticizing the figures to himself." there are very few works still existing which reveal what leonardo did to transform 15th-century painting, yet his influence on subsequent generations was enormous. one of his final paintings, the virgin and saint anne of 1507, reveals some of the qualities which made him so influential. saint anne holds her virgin daughter mary as the infant christ reaches for the lamb of god. leonardo organized these figures into a pyramid of intertwined gestures and forms. he veiled the figures and the landscape beyond in a soft atmospheric haze. muted colors glow

if the person wanted to express -- >> it would be an independent expression. if somebody wanted to expression their view that the secretary of defense has given done a great job nobody would think there's a first amendment ground that could be invoked. we're talking here about campaign contributions. isn't it legal for a candidate to take campaign contributions and use it to buy a maserati? yes, it is. >> but the point -- >> i see how -- again, i think it does, if i may, justice alito, i think the point is that the rule against gifts the conflict of interest rule, they exist to advance a content neutral government interest of the highest importance. >> that's your argument. about the district court's opinion. what i see are wild hypothetical that are not obviously plausible or -- and certainly lack any empire call support. you have choose ton use the same hypothetical the direct court used about the $3.5 mlt contribution that would be -- that could be given by coordinate -- with all of the parties national party democratic national committees plus all of the s

running a sound byte from early today from your friend and rival larry fink of black rock where he expresses sadness over who he saw this country just go through. >> i would say there is a profound sadness. they look at the united states as a beacon of hope and the united states to have a secured investment, and now they are raising questions are those foundation l principals correct going forward? that's what i'm frightened of. i don't see any overt change of behavior yet but being asked questions related to this and it may lead to changes in behavior. >> mohammed, what do you think there? he's referring to our standing in the world as a safe investment haven, our treasury securities most especially. how do you react to what you just heard? >> we are being asked questions, the rest of the world is looking saying what are you up to? how can you be so irresponsible if you're the issue of reserve currency and if we have delegated to you our financial mediation, after all we saved by holding your bond? so the rest of the world is confused, taken a back. you cannot replace something with nothing

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it was a style ideally suited to expressing the interworkings of heavenly and earthly rule.o, in vienna, as throughout europe, kings and states seized upon this language to make their assertion that their authority was sanctioned by god. it was a style which had a long life. indeed, it still speaks power to us today. the equestrian portrait, the man on horseback, the standard mode for portraying aristocratic and royal rulers-- the ruler powerfully up, the subject safely down. kings and princes were trained to ride horses in the improbable manner we see in equestrian portraits. they should be seen to control a rearing horse with just one hand on the reins. surely such a person could command a kingdom. images of power tell us about those who make them, but even more about those who commission them. the dynastic monarchs of 17th-century europe, their power increasingly challenged by far-reaching social and economic change, sought to present themselves as heirs of the roman emperors, their authority divinely ordained. for them, art was an instrument of state power just as armies

i wanted to express my gratitude to her. >> translator: it's so sad that a person with great courage had to die. >> murata's father expressed his gratitude for the letter and placed it on the altar. >>> more japanese treerjs suffering from what's -- teenagers are suffering from what's being called internet dependency. the popularity of smartphones is only making things worse. the struggle has encouraged in schin the u.s. and south korea in find ways to break the addiction. we have two reports starting with nhk world. >> reporter: 28-year-old charlie pope is addicted to his smartphone. >> physically, i'm feeling -- >> reporter: he receives counseling at a rehab center that specializes in treating patients like him. >> i do want to comment -- >> reporter: this is his seventh week there. when he wasn't at work, he played games on his phone. eventually, he couldn't sleep and became mentally unstable. >> i was never interacting with my friends. his absolutely no positive energy coming in from the outside world. i was just pouring all of my self-loathing and depression and anxiety -- >> re

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running a sound byte from early today from your friend and rival larry fink of black rock where he expresses sadness over who he saw this country just go through. >> i would say there is a profound sadness. they look at the united states as a beacon of hope and the united states to have a secured investment, and now they are raising questions are those foundation l principals correct going forward? that's what i'm frightened of. i don't see any overt change of behavior yet but being asked questions related to this and it may lead to changes in behavior. >> mohammed, what do you think there? he's referring to our standing in the world as a safe investment haven, our treasury securities most especially. how do you react to what you just heard? >> we are being asked questions, the rest of the world is looking saying what are you up to? how can you be so irresponsible if you're the issue of reserve currency and if we have delegated to you our financial mediation, after all we saved by holding your bond? so the rest of the world is confused, taken a back. you cannot replace something with nothing

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no existe, comúnmente se la llamada express por lo rápido que es hoy en día el divorcio en el distritones, se le llama unilateral o inc. abusado y aunque digamos que haya hijos de por medio lo conveniente es presentar una propuesta de convenio sobre pensión, guardia y custodia, domicilio conyugal, todas las obligaciones inherentes a la familia pero bueno, si hay personas como tú incluida tu por supuesto que te viene con ese tipo de argumentos puesto con ama de casa le tienes que decir que está levantar de no ser una demanda, donde está el comprobante creíste en el, lo amas si. a pesar de que te abandonó si lo amo, pero ya no quiero regresar con él algo que de verdad yo no concibo, tu puedes haber caído en una trampa y también lidia pudo haber caído en una trampa o las dos estar enamoradas o a pantalla vaso que sello del mismo hombre, pero que una tercera persona les consecuente todas esas situaciones que están fuera de toda moral, de todo sentido inteligente eso me parece de verdad muy poco apropiado y ese es el caso de doña celia, la mamá de jorge, la mamá de jorge cuando jorge se cas

[violin music continues] (narrator) melodic expression also plays a fundamental role in other musicalound around the world. in irish dance music, for example, it is the tune that is of particular importance-- a fixed melody that is repeated over and over again in performance, but varied and ornamented differently each time it is played. (man) with irish music, the most important thing is the melody. and when people are playing together in ensemble, they basically play the same melody. what makes a difference are the variations. you can't change the melody too much, not to the same degree as you would in jazz. you can only change it slightly. but in any type of celtic art, if you look at the book of kells, for example, all of the real artistry is in the details-- little, little details. the basic picture stays the same, but you change these little, little details. it's the same idea with the music. [violin plays irish tune] that's just the straight notes. that's the underlying melody. [elaborate variation of the same tune] that's it with ornamentation. now, there's also room to alter t