he sees sickles and joseph hooker. and he says he's a person of undue influences. he's a shrewd individual. but to your question more directly, regarding the movement on july the 2nd, i think it's hard to look at that any other way but to say that sickles' directly defied an order given by his commanding officer. sickles is ordered to extend his line to connect with the second corps, hancock's corps down south. mead expects him to do so. he sends his son down it one time to suggest or sell sickles to hold that position. he's anxious about it. he does not like that position. and ultimately will defy that order and move his third corps into an incredibly isolated and vulnerable position. we know what happens when confederates attack on july the 2nd. sickles' third corps is steam rolled. the big picture is, it's really hard to disentake advantagele george mead's reputation without grasping dan sickles. sickles will have lincoln's ear first and foremost, making himself out to be the hero as third corps and their actions to be the hero. and he starts to shape that conve

that before hooker tom cruse was put through moments later.second try late on to seal a losing bonus point. but it's now 3 defeats in a row for new director of rugby paul deacon. and there's one game under way in the pro 1a. connacht have just kicked off against ulster. glasgow warriors against edinburgh was postponed. earlier this month nigel 0wens decided to end his test rugby career. the 49—year—old referee with the most appearances in international matches hung up his boots after his 100th international — france's autumn nations cup game against italy. it was 17 years after his first international as rhiannon wilkins reports. i don't think we've met before but i am the referee on this field. known for his quips and no—nonsense approach. your adults and you will be treated like it if you behave like it. he's appeared in more internationals than any other referee but, after his 100th appearance last month, nigel 0wens is hanging up his boots, bring an end to his career. you're getting older... what i think people don't appreciate sometimes i

clinton bought and paid for phony russian disinformation dossier the one that claimed donald trump had hookers urinating in his bed. that's what they sold as truth to the american people for three years. peddling the lies. the phony dossier. phony stories. they didn't care that the phony dossier was used to secure fisa warrants to spy on the presidential candidate and then a president for four years. so, all of you in the media mob oh, this is a threat to democracy asking about electionn irregularities, save us your phony b.s. lectures. they are meaningless. you dragged this country through heck, you did it with the impeachment which hunt and then you ignored and protected the real quid pro quo joe. zero experience hunter. the family of biden and their massive payouts. b oh, from the burisma group, the ukrainian oligarch, russian oligarchs, first lady of moscow the $1.5 billion deal with the bank of china. of course, shopping sprees from chinese nationals. you shielded the weak, frail, cognitively struggling joe, the entire election. the 78-year-old guy, democrat was allowed to hide in his bas

england hooker steve thompson is one of the eight. in 2003. coaches and those involved in the modern game claim the duty of care has improved dramatically almost 20 years on. i started coaching in 1988. in those days, when people got knocked out, we would laugh about them, you know, the fact they had got knocked out or their legs had gone away from them or stuff like that. so culturally nobody really paid too much attention to concussions. people will throw water on their face and get all that. i think education has to be the key on this it is only in research lease a number of people and groups starting to emerge in re ce nt and groups starting to emerge in recent years looking at whether it's technology and mouth guards or protective wear but looking at the impact on players and how that can be measured and monitored and whether it's training or indeed games that are protective in some sort of way. so the research and investment has probably never been more important and there have been improvements. as we have come to understand mo

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cover the democratic convention you work for national review you get the worst hotel imaginable, hookers and stuff and it was -- actually writing a good temperature pout that and not writing about the convention. >> i remember this. >> and someone said of that hotel, man i wouldn't bring a hooker here. to which roger stone replied, i would. >> not unexpected. >> not unexpected. >> you left social media. by the way, thank you for your advice. i did, too. it's been -- made me a better reporter and a better person. can you explain why you left. >> it's just kind of a time suck. i never really used it at all until in my middle 30s i went to work for an advocacy organization and they required everyone to have a facebook page. i was the first time i ever used any social media. and then i start using twitter later when that became a thing, and i thought that it would be a good kind of marketing tool. connect people with your stores and it just never was, maybe in people get more value than i do. national review has a ton of traffic, and if i put up a post on the corner i can count on a couple o

he hires hooker. he doesn't work out but then he likes upon grant and grant is his bulldog. he allowed himself to sort of sort through very wisely his generals and to think about strategies of war and he realized war could no longer be fought with what he called squirt guns full of rosewater. sadly, it had to be a hard war. it had to be a hard war, and grant and sherman with the two people and finally ends up with them and they indeed, and a few other generals like them, under them, finish off the civil war. i think he did a great job. and also finances cabinet pretty well also as doris kearns goodwin notes in king of rivals. >> two things that struck begin as reading your book, he came into his relationship with other people -- [inaudible] without putting his ego on the line. with mcclellan, for example. mcclellan was horrible to him but he didn't care mcclellan was nasty and said awful things about him behind his back, as long as mcclellan would fight. >> and even his cabinet salmon chase all felt secure to him. some of the beginning of the war said you are going to hire s

he has his eye on sickles, and he sees sickles and hooker, and --de writes that sickiles sickles is a bad influence. but to your question, regarding the movement on july 2, i think it is hard to look at that any other way but to say that sickles directly defied an order given by his commanding officer. extend hisordered to line to connect with the second down south, military ridge, too little round up. meade expects him to do so. he sends his son down it went time to suggest or tell sickles to hold the position. s is anxious. he will to find that water and move his corps to an isolated and vulnerable position -- he will defy that order. and we know what happens. the big picture of this is that it is really hard to disentangle george meade's rep and taye -- george meade's reputation from sickles. earles will have lincoln's first and foremost, casting his version of the gettysburg campaign, making himself out as heo, the iii corps, and starts to shake that conversation. march of 1864, he writes a letter to a new york newspaper. we are all familiar with this, his testimony with the joint

in the popular face book united which was created during the crisis for hookers to promote their food online. by respond to my my post basically went viral and there's a lot of blame news media social media on the actually cycle of looking up more and less i mean when the money i think of a happy day someone young a spinning join to change. his passion caught the imagination of singapore eons but will he succeed it's quite daunting for them i spoke a lot to young and see what they feel is although one. of the. key of c o 2 is a well known champion of singapore's hawker food he says it's a tough industry to break into even before the pandemic if you don't know all. the t. 60 game of being a professional hawker is going to sit in swat flies and watch your soup review through a sauce the end of the day. and this 360 game is important for luring customers among of course of other things you should know as a brand new hawker. what must you sell what was it look like do you understand. the food culture it came from are you good on social media how should you lay out your kitchen so that it'

sickles is kind of a component of joseph hooker. they write that sickles is a person of undue influences. he is a shrewd, cunning bath influence. he already kind of identifies sickles as being problematic. but to your question more directly, regarding sickles forward movement on july the 2nd, i think it is hard to look at that any other way but to say that sickles directly defied an order given by his commanding officer. it sickles is ordered to extend his line to connect with the left flank of the second core, hancocks down south, cemetery ridge. meade expect them to do so, he sends his son down at one time to suggest or tell sickles to hold that position. sickles is anxious about it, as we know, he does not like that position. ultimately will defy that order and move his third core into an incredibly isolated and vulnerable position. we know what happens when confederates attack on july the 2nd. sickles third core is steam rolled. the big picture of this is that it is really hard to disentangle george meade's reputation. without g

he has his eye on sickles, and as early as the winter of 1863, he sees sickles and hooker, and meade writes that sickles is a person of undue influence is. he is a shrewd, cunning, bad influence. so he already identifies sickles as being problematic. but your question more directly, larry, regarding sickles' forward movement on july 2, i think it is hard to look at that any other way but to say that sickles directly defied an order given by his commanding officer. sickles is ordered to extend his line to connect with the left line of the second corps, down south, military ridge, too little round up. meade expects him to do so. he sends his son down one time to suggest or tell sickles to hold the position. sickles is anxious. he does not like that position and will defy that order and move his corps to an isolated and vulnerable position. and we know what happens when the confederates attacked. the second corps is steamrolled. the big picture of this is that it is really hard to disentangle george meade's reputation from without grasping dan sickles. sickles will have lincoln's ear fi

assignments the worst hotel imaginable and the crack piles someone said at that hotel i wouldn't bring a hookerhere, to which roger stone replied i would. [laughter] >> not unexpected. >> you left social media. thank you for your advice on that. it's made me a better reporter and person. can you explain why you left? >> i never used it at all until my mid-30s i went to work for an advocacy organization and they required everyone to have a facebook page. that's the only time to connect people with your stories it got a lot of traffic and if i put up a post on the corner i can count on a couple hundred thousand also that never brought out the best in me. i tend to write opening sentences that are 210 words long. some people are good at it and some create more value frankly i bought myself one of those word processors that doesn't have an internet connection, e-mail or anything like that wa ways to distract and it's very useful it's very useful i find and the older i get the more invaluable. >> the great american writer of my lifetime it's been great talking to you about your book and i wish you g

former hooker steve thompson is 42. this month, he was diagnosed with early—onset dementia. and you're passing out, people are training, you get back up and you have these bright white lights around your eyes and you're not with it and suddenly you would be doing that time after time. they were just making us use our head constantly. 11 former professionals have recently been tested. all have early—onset dementia. and now eight are preparing legal action. and so it is expected that next week a pre—legal letter will be delivered to the rfu, the wru and world rugby. it is a letter that has the potential to change the very fabric of the game. what it will say is that they are responsible for the permanent brain damage of players due to negligence. it's widely accepted the game has become more physical in recent years, and rugby has tightened its concussion protocols. alex popham is 41. he played over 350 games of professional rugby, including 33 times for wales. in april, he was diagnosed with early onset dementia and could be in a care home by the time he is 50. as a 40—year—o

someone said man, i wouldn't bring a hooker here to which roger stone replied i would.laughter] >> not unexpected. a. >> you love social media. by the way, thank you for your advice on that. it's made me a better reporter and a better person. can you explain why you left? >> i never really used it at all until in my mid-30s i went to work for an advocacy organization and they required everyone to have a facebook page. then i started using twitter when that became a thing and i thought that it would be a good marketing tool for me it just never was. national review has a ton of traffic and if i put up a post on the corner i can count on a couple hundred people seeing that which is more than my reach would have been on twitter. it'twitter.it's a good way to procrastinate. you find yourself at 2:00 in the morning that never brought out the best in me. i tend to write opening sentences and some people are very good at it and some people i think it creates a value there but i just never really made. frankly, i bought myself one of those word processors that doesn't have an i

former hooker steve thompson is a2. this month, he was diagnosed with early onset dementia.scrum machine and you are passing out, people are training, you get back up and you have these bright white lights around your eyes and you are not with it and suddenly you would be doing that time after time. they were just making us use our head constantly. 11 former professionals have recently been tested. all have early onset dementia. and now eight are preparing legal action. and so it is expected that next week a pre—legal letter will be delivered to the rfu, the wru and world rugby. it is a letter that has the potential to change the very fabric of the game. what it will say is that they are responsible for the permanent brain damage of players due to negligence. it's widely accepted the game has become more physical in recent years, and rugby has tightened its concussion protocols. but is it enough? right, let's do colours... alex popham is a1. he played over 350 games of professional rugby, including 33 times for wales. in april, he was diagnosed with early onset dementia and

you get the worst hotel imaginable with workers and - - workers workers and then to say there is a hookerroger stone said i would. [laughter] >> you left a social media by the way thank you for your advice on that. it has made me a better reporter and a better person can you explain what you left quick. >> it was a time suck. i never used it until in my middle thirties and went to work for an advocacy organization that required everybody to have a facebook page. that's the first time i used social media and then i started to use twitter and i thought it would be good as a marketing tool to connect people with your stories. for me and never was. may be other people get more value out of it than i do. national review has a ton of traffic if i put a post on the corner i can count on a couple thousand people seeing that which is more than my reach on twitter i don't need more good ways to procrastinate so at 2:00 o'clock in the morning trying to explain a university student that is mad about something maybe that's not the best use of your time. and it never really brought out the best in me a

but ma means forc horse and ma s hooker ( different pronunciations ) >> stephen: you want to get theght, oh, my god am i going to be saying, you know, your mother eats rocks poolside, you know, or something, instead of what the poem was, and i so was terrified that i chickened out, and i said the poem in english, and yo-yo played the music, and then i meant to start up into man trine and i just -- mandarin and i just looked at him and smiled, and he went cross-eyed and kind of finished up, and then we both bowed. it was really, because of his art industry, it was a -- artsry, it was a wonderful moment. people loved it. but i still remember the poem. >> stephen: do you still remember it? can you give us a little taste. >> now? >> stephen: is it possible? i don't want to put you on the spot other than the fact that i do. >> yes. okay. it's actually -- it's actually kind of a great poem for the quarantine because it's -- it's, on the misty mountain, alone on a misty mountain i come to a clearing. sunlight on green moss. i am not alone. so that's the poem. and it's -- ( repeating poem in

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hence, the weird taping her husband with a hooker scheme and hence the retaliating against a witness charge. charles kushner was prosecuted for these crimes by a u.s. attorney at the time named chris christie. yes, that chris christie. something jared kushner has reportedly been holding a grudge about ever since. but tonight jared's dad gets a full pardon, which i believe is trump's first foray into pardons for his own family, in this case family by marriage, but could blood relatives be far behind? also on tonight's pardon list, roger stone. and i know you're thinking, hey, didn't trump already pardon him? no. first he got bill barr to intervene in the prosecution of roger stone to try to get stone a shorter sentence. then he commuted the prison sentence that roger stone did get. remember, he was convicted of lying to congress on the russia investigation. but, you know, when you lie to protect donald trump in the russia investigation, a commutation of your prison sentence is apparently not enough of a reward for that kind of loyalty. so in addition to bill barr intervening to try to

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so, i put makeup on and i see myself, and i look like an ancient hooker still working in vegas. [ laughtero work on something, too i'm going to be working in pittsburgh for like six weeks. that's going to be something during this pandemic >> seth: that's great. obviously very exciting. another thing that was exciting, and i know it sort of put it on pause now, you played ann richards in a play called "ann." that was your idea um, and, you were about to do it in california for the first time is that, of the roles you've played, does that one hold a special place in your heart? >> that one really, you know, it wasn't a job it was a mission i didn't think of it like an idea it really flooded over me like, truly like an inspiration. the only thing that ever happened like that in my life to me i was in my 60s. so that's really remarkable. i created -- it was a very long process, years in the creation, and i did it all over the country and on broadway, certainly. and it was, you know, i wanted that great american patriot to be known and still around to inspire people because she does. so, that i

charlie atkinson with one of two tries in less than ten minutes before hooker tom cruse was put throughhere was one match in the pro 14, ulster continuing their perfect start to the season with a ninth straight win. they beat connacht 32—19. six—time champion roger federer will miss february's australian open for the first time in his career as he continues his recovery from knee surgery. this one man who will be playing in melbourne is andy murray, two years on from his emotional announcement there that he may have to finish his career due to injury. having worked his way back from major hip surgery since then, murray's now been handed a wild card for the tournament where he's reached the final on five occasions. there was a huge upset at the world darts championship last night. reigning champion peter wright has been knocked out. the scot lost after a really close deciding set to gabriel clemens, who becomes the first german to ever reach the last 16. and just after half past eight, i'll be speaking live to jockey bryony frost, who became the most successful female national hunt jocke

many people will have seen the england hooker steve thompson talking powerfully yesterday about the factand i got to a junction and i just that i always do and i got to a junction and ijust had what i could describe as a blackout moment, and i didn't know where i was. it was quite scary and i just sat on the side of the road for five or ten minutes, and used my app to get me back home. and i think mel would say when i got home i was quite shook up. you saw the gp the next day. yeah. i knew something was wrong then, i needed to get it looked at, really. that they must've been terrifying for you well, mel. the bike ride today was, yeah, it was really worrying but it was more so that he finally are great to see the doctor so it was a breakthrough in some ways. because i thought he had a brain tumour. we are seeing pictures with you now, you have a beautiful young family to look after. i know that you have tough times ahead. but what do you know at this point about what has happened to alix in terms of, how rugby might have got him to this point? has the science of that been explained to you