koski, staff. john historian at the american civil war museum. the other person i have to thank is catherine right. ght. she is the chief curator on the exhibition of peoples. she has owned this project for at least four years now. working with everyone on staff, she has been an extraordinary force to make sure that, not only we got the stories right, and the narratives rich and full, but worked with me to help articulate my sometimes,, inarticulate ideas about the vision. what i wanted to see, what i did not want to see, when it came to this exhibition. i knew i wanted to create something different, not to look like everyone else's civil war exhibit. i did not want to see the same colors, the same images. i wanted it to have power to move people. from the beginning, kathy got it. and she has worked tirelessly, again, on this exhibit. why is she not hear? here? one of these interesting young men came in wanting to do research in our archives.s, in a lovely fellow from edinburgh, scotland. the next thing we know, he has areked her off, and they li

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orchestra a boost but sebastian bach kosky and the other musicians are taking their unexpected success in stride and making big plans for the future. of the song so i should say style post stormed the german charts and like all great pop songs it's become a real iran one that whisks us away back to the glamorous nights of a long ago era. i'm joined in the studio now by katherina from finn welcome katherina covering as a fan of the great jazz age of the 19 twenties and thirties she's also a more importantly the banjo player and singer of the rufus temple orchestra we're going to play some hot jazz in just a little while but 1st let's have a look at this trend in day this boom for parties 19 twenties on the wall caterina attends and often performs at our club nights called. it's like going back in time to the crazy and wild 1920 s. here in. the united center of the poem so vosh evenings as an adult child has brought back the saturn istic parties with some music and but then asked dancers. elsa has been organizing these events for over 10 years now meanwhile up to 1000 stylishly dressed g

it is a two hander with a brilliant performance by mia was a koski.ed to introduce extreme cinema on the television. even i went, "really?" it's genuinely alarming, often quite funny. really when it needs to turn, it really turns. and to be approached with extreme caution. but i liked it. just to conclude, which would you recommend if you had to pick one? i would go for long shot. it made me laugh all the way through, and there are so many comedies that do not do that. i have a six laugh test. did i laugh six times? i thought it was five last time. ilaughed... standards are on the rise. it made you laugh six times. at least in the first ten minutes! fantastic. thank you very much indeed. that is it for both of us. thank you so much for watching. goodbye. hello. a very good evening to you. if you were out in the sunshine today you certainly got caught by the showers. the looming clouds brought some nasty downpours, rumbles of thunder. there will be fewer of them as we go through the next 2a hours. still if you around at the moment. this speckles are bl

the subsidy process can be complicated and confusing and that's where consultants like market offer kosky come in. from success enthusiasm and interest grows and my job then is to start them on the journey and then go and find somebody else to start another journey and i've never met a farmer that says i really enjoy doing this i understood it but are now going to stop. germany offers medaled and subsidies to. $600.00 to $1200.00 euros per hectare the amount varies from state to state. insects will soon start arriving at the new garden park and. hello my name is already cast to hide out some of you helped me to design this park. what we're doing here is creating a plant based environment that will help insects to survive. this crew have laid out new paths and created small hills in the plant beds they've put down limestone gravel local wild flowers. right in that kind of soil. together with local residents specially chosen flowers and shrubs are being planted here. behind us so much that this is a nodding says so. they're quite important because the heads of these flowers provide a home f

the heart of vienna is a memorial service from the hill out a ways being just played in the pros koskie that's really a transfer you know of fans of notables and people who were associated with the new nike lauder to say their last good boys lewis hamilton is of course going to be among the people in attendance he dedicated his win at the monaco grand prix on the weekend to niki lauda saying that was the hardest race are the had that was for you nicky your fighting spirit was right there with me every step of the way also in attendance the austrian president alexander van de baron and and even now after this memorial service the open that sort of made the clothes during the morning in vienna does then going to be a public mass. followed by a private funeral later on for the members of his family in which he's going to be buried in his racing overalls all right let's talk about loud his legacy i mean he was so same us he was so admired but how will people remember him well of course i mean very obviously in kind of statistically he was one of the most successful drivers in the history of

you have brilliant works like cornelius ryan and joseph koski. the thing that made it incredible, after studying, the battle of normandy and omaha beach for about a quarter of a century, from when i was a child, to later on when i was a graduate student, i got to participate in a program called the normandy scholars which was a remarkable opportunity to immerse ourselves into normandy for about a month. not just the invasion of the culture, the geopolitical aspects and whatever else. later on as a battlefield historian and author, what was incredible to me, there was more to say. the story of the big red one which had been covered to some extent. i didn't necessarily believe in the kind of death that perhaps it warrant. was the happiest of convergence, something in terms of importance. undercovered and underappreciated. yet has availability of sources and prodigious quantity. enormous amounts of after action court and letters and diaries and journals and the historians writings of the time. the morning report that units kept at the company level.

it isa it is a two hander with a brilliant performance by mia was a koski.vision. even i went, "really?" it's genuinely alarming, often quite funny. really when it needs to turn, it really turns. and to be approached with extreme caution. but i liked it. just to conclude, which would you recommend if you had to pick one? i would go for long shot. it made me laugh all the way through, and there are so many comedies that do not do that. i have a six laugh test. did i laugh six times? i thought it was five last time. standards are on the rise. it made you laugh six times. at least in the first ten minutes! fantastic. thank you very much indeed. that is it for both of us. thank you so much for watching. goodbye. connection owes this is breakfast withjon kay and naga munchetty. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. senior conservatives are calling for unity, after the party's worst local election performance in nearly 25 yea rs. after losing 1,300 council seats, calls are growing for theresa may to set a date for her departure. the

tsa administrator, david koski has attempted to address these challenges by creating a your progression plan by tso's but more speed on. unfortunately in response to my question other subcommittee recent hearing last month administrator because he refused to commit working with tsa unions with the bargaining agreement expires in december. tsa is limited to scope inadequate to meet the needs of the workforce. refusing to advance even the status quo would amount to a counterproductive attack on labor. i hope administrator will decide to continue to allowed a unionized workforce. the tsa administration must recognize the need to address tsa workforce challenges as tsa rates threatened the pay of hiring rate. in 2016 and 2017 tsa higher more than 19300 tso's yet lost more than 15500 tso's. if those members move slightly in the wrong direction we could see a dwindling tso workforce even as passenger volume continues to increase. already lines in front of tsa checkpoints enter airport terminals, hindering airport operations and grading security vulnerabilities, airport security must be a prio

the spike act proposed by reed in the prodrug pricing act proposed by representative shows koski and princess rudy required drug manufacturers to justify large spikes and drug prices. reporting accurate drug prices act required any fractures to report the average sales price of medical ar medicare part b, e they are paying the right price for medicare b drugs. the samples act proposed by representative to a newness, all kinds of partners in this. the drug company to report the price and quantity of the free samples of drugs, devices and medical supply they give to healthcare providers. the bill does not prohibit the samples. instead, it will help us to see how samples of drug pricing and distribution. the third group of bills exposed the deals between pbm's and the other stakeholders in the drug supply chain. public disclosure act offered by representative requires pbm's to report the discounts they negotiate with drug manufacturers. this transparency will help to ensure the discount is passed down through the chain to patients. and i underscore that. the prescription of the people a

administrator pe kosky has taken this issue on and tried to give them more sense of duty and purpose, including opening a training center, which i think has been a very good thing. when you were doing your report, mr. neal, what were some of the things you saw that gave you hope that there's some progress being made in the workforce management areas and then finish it by telling us what we need to work on still. i know pay is obvious. what else? >> administrator is interested in improving a lot of the tsos. that was very encouraging. putting in place a mechanism for pay advancement for d band and e band tsos was a positive move. so that was good. the things that we're looking at that still are nonpay issues that need to be addressed are the per sengs of unfairness in the promotion process. there needs to be more transparency there. we recommended promotion boards so people understand what it takes to get a promotion and have a group of people not necessarily their bosses deciding whether or not they get promoted. we think that would be helpful as well. then making some major improveme