miss for instance is lydia conny orders double. was. was. was they gave. us the other form from ballpoints not since there is not a psychological non-naturalistic. instead it finds signs and abstract expression for particular experiences developments feelings installations and events so that so long as i never tries to depict a naturalistic or psychological image of the figure was going on off the question is rather what strength did this person this historical figure her. out of these a few what motivated him what emotions areas development. of human society did he influence. and vic long and i meant all what influence did he have on the individual. i am for something change us but it was known that. when luther refused to retract his theses he was condemned by the pope and eventually bashed i was here rome's accusations and luther's defense at the council of alms are symbolized as a raw company over contradictory voices i was yes i was was was. was they were was that was. out. this was that. was. it 200 years later your hands are bastian box set the refo

think lydia believes in the sun and i know that some function is likely to shift she's vicious. oh. yes. i. was. young punk police fired tear gas and water got on us protesters filled the streets against beijing's new security at all for the area washington denounces china's response and hence that sanctions. the muslim community is celebrating the end of the month long fast while some countries are. willing to change. could face years behind bars for corruption. to go on trial.

to the bank lydia to please him. and i know the answer is likely to shift shift. yes for it. the president's press conference from the new state department auditorium march 23rd 1961. i want to make a brief statement about laos. it is i think important for all americans. to understand this difficult and potentially dangerous problem. these 3 maps show the area of effective communist domination as it was last august and now from december 20th to the present day the end of march the communist control a much wider section of the country. the position of this administration has been carefully considered. and we have sought to make it just as clear as we know how to the government's concern 1st we strongly and undeservedly support the goal of a neutral and independent layo. to no outside. group of powers threatening no one and free from any domination. by fellow americans they are far away from america but the world and. the security of southeast asia will be in danger if lay off loses its neutral independence i want to make it clear to the american people and all the world that a

lydia halldorf and christina eveborn run babbettes coffee shop.arelli and then we have cinnamon bun and a cardamom bun. and here's a remake cake. so, when we have cinnamon buns and cardamom buns left over, we grind them down and it becomes a very flavourful cake. it tastes a lot of cardamom and it has a very rich flavour. we try to reduce our waste as much as we can. we have this cooperation with our local grocery store. we contacted them a year ago and asked if we could take care of their waste, their veggies and foods that they would throw away. it's a complicated way of cooking but a more creative way. it demands more of our staff. why is this so important for you? if we actually do believe in science and actually do believe that this climate crisis is for real, we need to do what is possible in every way. look at the big picture and the small details and what we can do to change. yeah, we need to be able to look our children in the eyes in the future and say that we did what we thought was right. but what really makes linkoping a standout as a

that photograph escaped museum in stockholm hosted the exhibition gold curated by star gondolas wife lydia . it features the iconic photographs as our god who took in the syrup are not a gold mine in brazil in 1906 over 30 years ago. black and white they have a timeless almost biblical quality. gripped by gold fever more than $50000.00 young men toiled in the mine 70 metres below ground usually caked in mud. their working and living conditions or what was then the world's largest open gold deposits were appalling. the men were suspicious of outsiders but saw gado gained their trust. i spend it that 5 days and they need to speak i sleep with that i eat what they eat and i became then that means i would therefore they wanted to leave in a way this guy in that allowed me to do cedars off because. there was a lot of drinking and violence at the mine. police were often called to the scene. the policeman was just at the head present that if the state if you are. the walker is holding the kind of off the rifle but the point is smith has a gun in the other hand we have to finger prick had it for s

all smiles in recent mother's day photos, but the past few months have been rough for single- mother lydiaschuren. she's a home health care provider in salem, oregon, and like many essential workers around the country, she had to keep working even after her children's schools closed down in mid-march. >> i was getting pretty stressed, to be honest. >> reporter: then she learned about a new, emergency child care program for first responders and healthcare workers in the salem area. it's free and run by the local public school district. >> i jumped from joy. i was like, i need to get in on that. i got accepted, and they could start right away after a weekend or monday. so it was just like that. >> reporter: now, most mornings around 7:30, verschuren brings her four-year-old son and six- year-old daughter to the east salem community center, where the program is run. during drop-offs, every child's temperature is taken, and families are asked a series of health questions to screen for possible infections. so far, none of the 64 enrolled children have tested positive for the coronavirus. oregon

less stiff by your lies the mailbox in sweden for your predicament good news function in the bank lydia the police in the uk and i know some function is likely to finishing touches vicious but not. as full. this is boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss them on thursday ok in washington coming up it's thursday and unemployment numbers are in from last week and they're not getting any better they're nearing rates we haven't seen since the great depression minutes from last month's federal reserve meeting show there is more concern about the long term economic recovery we spoke with former u.s. representative dr ron paul to get his take we have a pot shot today so let's go and dive right in.

lydia woke up. "honey," i said, "we have got a leader." yeah, you could say that. know, and they walk it for us. a little less than five years ago in washington, at the ceremonies marking his first inauguration, i said, "tomorrow at high noon on the steps of the capitol, one man will take in his hand the most awesome power and influence ever held by a single human being. he will be thenceforth forever wrapped in legend and myth. he will also pick up a burden of responsibility that has no known counterpart in the civilized world. ronald reagan will become the lineal descendent of washington and adams, jefferson and jackson, lincoln, wilson, roosevelt. with them he will be linked to the very birth date of this republic," and so he has. so he has. [applause] charlton: so here we are tonight, his friends. we watch him laugh, we see nancy's foot tap to the music, but we know, sir, you are us. to the world, you are america. your "yes" is our yes, your "no" is ours. you are every man and woman in this nation. you speak to mankind in our name. you carry the torch that was

or less defy you realize the macaques if the swift movement agreed to function it to the bank lydia the police in the uk and i know them both is likely to finish it she's vicious perhaps. yes sure. program back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to canada to talk to marshall are back and despite the fact that he's a perennial fan of the kearney a loser tronto maple leaves we still have them on the show occasionally marshall welcome back thanks max in point of fact i'm in the the beautiful city of new york right now so i'm not in toronto at all on my right the belly of the beast so to speak you're a high flying jet setting economist and deep thinker let's get your thoughts on something here 5 months in the pandemic the u.s. still seems incapable of manufacturing basic supplies like facemasks what does this tell you about our economy what needs to change if anything marshall it tells us that we went way too far in taber of a model where we said well let's offshore as much manufacturing it's possible and retain the software on shore it's non-viable model you can't be said t

when my favorite diaries, was a young woman lydia who is, a clerk for scotland yard she's dating older men. she's in a love affair with an older man. in her diary shows metaphorically with the broader culture, and brenton was experiencing and how they evolved. in 1940, she is terrified. like everyone else in london. this is a shocking thing. and up until then, they were not going to be attacked for whatever reason and she is terrified. over time, she becomes less terrified. there is a bop that landed outside her house. when the germans attacked night, they would drop one and they would set things on fire so it would search is a beacon for them to follow. they would fly at night. so if you didn't have moonlight you had have these fires. someone landed outside of her house and she put out this bomb. she snuffing out and she was so proud of herself in simulated that suddenly she was no longer afraid. she had stood up to this awful thing from germany. she had the courage to do this. and meanwhile, her lover became more and more fearful. in my favorite moment of the story is as high faceboo

. >> reporter: mother of two lydia guthrie had her inoculation three weeks ago. >> i did have a few moments beforehand of thinking, whoa, you know, i might be injected with this experimental vaccine that sounds like something out of a science fiction film. but we're all having to make decisions about risk. >> reporter: guthrie said she experienced some side effects, similar to a mild flu. next week she will go back for a blood test. >> we have an e-diary system, every day we login and complete a short questionnaire about my health and well-being. i also complete a questionnaire about my daily activities. >> reporter: the vaccine's developers have made some bold predictions saying it could be mass produced as early as september. but some have cast doubts on that, pointing to monkeys where none of the vaccinated animals suffered from pneumonia after being injected with covid-19, they did still contract the virus. professor adrian hill said the data has been misconstrued. >> we're very hopeful that it's as good as we could hope for. >> reporter: is the goal of this vaccine to create immunity?

in a short film, lydia bluebird uses her great uncle's winter count to explain the tradition. the sioux were one of these tribes. [ chanting ]. >> their existence on the plains depended on two animals, the horse and the buffalo.

. >> for the commencement event we have chancellor, vice chancellor, chief story teller lydia linhurst mine craft as well as the ceo of fraser and co-founder of twitch. >> we've created cap and gowns for graduates at uc berkeley to come and put on at the end of the speech. the people on the stage will be able to throw their cap in game. >> we'll have an after party with musical guests such as cash cash and so many more. we will be live streaming it on twitch and youtube. even if you don'tnd the game you can have someone showing their perfect spe perspective inside the game. if you need more information how to watch or how to access the server. >> we don't know when the in-person graduation will happen. it will definitely happen, either at some point this summer or it will happen at the time we have our winter commencement or it will happen this time next year when the class of 2021 graduates. this project so much is the berkeley spirit of you see a problem and here is a solution and here is a particularly creative solution. i would like to say what i always say at graduate. let there b

. >> reporter: mother of two lydia guthrie had her inoculation three weeks ago. >> i did have a few momentsfore-hand of thinking, whoa, you know, i might be injected with this experimental vaccine, that sounds like something out of a science fiction film. but we're all having to make decisions about risk. >> reporter: guthrie says she experienced some side effects, similar to a mild flu. next week she will go back for her first blood test. >> we have an e-diary system, so every day i get an email as a prompt to log in and complete the short questionnaire about my health and well-being. i also complete a questionnaire about my daily activities. >> reporter: the vaccine's developers have made some bold predictions, saying it could be mass produced as early as september. but some experts have cast doubt on that optimism, pointing to test results on monkeys. while none of the vaccinated animals suffered from pneumonia after being injected with covid-19, they did still contract the virus. professor adrienne hill says the data has been misconstrued. >> we're very confident that the result in thos

commencement event, we have chancellor carol crisp, vice chancellor mike fisher, the chief storyteller, lydia winters from "mine craft" as well as the ceo of razor and the co-founder of twitch. >> we have created cap and gowns for college graduates at uk, berkeley, to come and put on. at the end of the speech, the people who are at the stadium will be able to throw their caps. >> after the ceremony we're going to have an afterparty with musical guests such as cash cash and so many more. we will be live streaming it on twitch and youtube so even if you don't understand the game, you can still have someone showing their perspective inside the game. if you want more information on how to participate, such as how we don't know when the in-person graduation will happen. it will definitely happen. it will either happen at some point this summer or it will happen at the time that we have our winter commencement or it will happen at this time next year when the class of 2021 graduates. this project so much is the berkeley spirit of you see a problem and here's a solution and here's a particularly cre

. >> reporter: mother of two lydia had her inoculation a few weeks ago. >> i did have a moment where thinking, whoa, i might be injected into this environmental vaccine that sounds like something out of a science fiction film. but we're all having risks. >> reporter: she said she suffered side everybodies, similar to a mild flu. next week she will go back for a blood test. >> we have an e-diary system, every day we login and complete a questionnaire about our health and also a questionnaire about daily activities. >> reporter: the vaccine has made bold predictions it may be as early as september. but some have cast doubts on that, pointing to monkeys where the animals suffered from pneumonia after being injected with covid-19, they did contract the virus. the director adrian hill said the data has been misconstrued. >> we're very hopeful that it's as good as we could hope for. >> reporter: is the goal of this vaccine to create immunity? or is it simply to prevent the worst symptoms? >> i think it would be one or the other. it doesn't work at all, or it works against infection and dis

commencement event we have chancellor carol christ, vice chancellor mark fisher, chief story teller lydia lyndhurst minecraft as well as the ceo of razor and co-founder of twitch. >> we've created cap and gowns for graduates at uc berkeley to come and put on. at the end of the speech, the people on the stage will be able to throw their cap in game. >> we'll have an after party with musical guests such as cash cash and so many more. we will be live streaming it on twitch and youtube. even if you don't understand the ga game, you can still have someone showing theipeivinde the me ockeley.com.hav website atth in-peradn't ow whe ppen. it will de or it will happen at the time we have our winter commencement or it will happen this time next berkeley spirit of you see a problem and here is a solution and here is a particularly creative solution. i would like to say what i always say at graduation. indeed, at many points. let there be light and go bears! >> go bears. pretty cool. i realize we're wearing the colors, lisa, today. after today's ceremony, avatars will attend a two-day music festival

i asked lydia, the current president about that. she's been involved with the organization for a long time. she said we were too busy to take photographs. we were too busy organizing and registering voters to take photographs. so it's really great to be able to see what they were doing here in summerton, arizona. and some of the regional committee reports from the various counties do have photographs like this. but i think this one has the most. here is another one. this is from texas. and here can you see they're reimbursement form for everything that they did. so the office supplies, the kick yofr rallies, the volunteer costs. everything was accounted for. they published research reports. the collection contains a lot of census data. a lot of election results data. and this he conducted exist polls, opinion polls. they were gathering as much data as they could to get these reports out. in 1985, because this was such a huge part of the organization, they founded the research arm called the southwest voter research institute. and th

. >> my name is lydia giordano. i'm 61 years old, and my son is 20 years old. and i live in stamford, connecticut. >> my name is hector alvarado. i'm 37, and i live in san jose, california. >> my name is karen roed-rick. am 66 years old, and i live in farmington, minnesota, a suburb of the twin cities. >> my name is shawn moore. i am from kansas city, missouri, and i just turned the big 5-0 a few months ago. >> i provide care for my 94-year-old father. this is a man who has lived through a couple of strokes and many heart attacks, but the covid situation really throws him off. he absolutely does not want to die alone in the hospital. and so, he restricts himself completely from seeing anyone else and having any other interaction other than with me. >> so, i live here with my grandma. i've taken care of her since i was a little kid, but, about three years ago, she went into a dementia-related psychosis. and ever since then, she's required, like, 'round the clock care. i haven't had a break since the middle of march. >> my caregiving began five years ago, actuall

lydia was first to report layoffs occurred last week.will write all this up on foxbusiness.com because it's a fascinating story about how this unit that the billionaire, 60 times over, mike bloomberg, started a couple years ago, how its future in 2020 was supposed to be very bright. it was supposed to do not just his campaign, if he dropped out, but probably whatever democrat would come in there. it was supposed to be down ballot races. nothing is happening here. we are talking to people that are inside hawkfish that are telling me it's like, you know, a ghost town. now, obviously people are working remotely but there's not much work to do. one of the things we hear that's possible that bloomberg can start a super pac and maybe retrofit hawkfish to work for the super pac. that hasn't been done yet. again, there's quite a lot of disarray here in terms of management. there's not a lot of direction from the top. people are getting laid off at hawkfish. and something that, you know, just a couple weeks ago looked like the future is very brig

and we took that opportunity under the leadership of lydia velazquez, the chair of the small business committee, maxnen waters, so far we haven't seen this reach everyone in the communities and we set aside in there. we're waiting to see the results of that, and that's a concern that we have because we want to make sure that it is going to the community development financial institutions, which have connection into the community rather than it just going to people who have a bank relationship. this is for the under banked community and the financial institutions that serve them. so we have made a big difference every step of the way, but the president said, when they asked the first bill, it was like 2.5, 2.8. we sent them 8.2, and the president said i'll take it, so again, our participation has been very strong, and it's important for us to put forth our bill now without too much conversation with other people. we're just springing from the needs of the american people, and the capacity of us to stop the virus by testing, testing, testing, praise and honor those who are on the front

next question, how best to open up a leader to lydia over execution culture.x: you got to set them down and say hey do you like doing your job and do you want to do it for a long time. it's not just me, it is the numbers show. how quickly nobodies fall from the fortune 500 these days. fifteen years is not a long time. so what happens then. i think is really like the moment of not having much of a choice. in a world where it so easy to spin up a new service using something like computing. the advantages just won't last for very long. so i think just having a conversation and be frank about it. and talk about opening an idea culture can lead to the success of the company. that's actually should be pretty convincing. i would just send them a copy of this and say hey you might enjoy this. [laughter]. beri: thank you alex, that was great. next question is from hugo and he asked, is it possible to recover from day to syndrome and quickly go back to day one mentality. alex: thank you. that is a great question and opens up a good opportunity for me to talk about micro

considering how large the collection is we really -- we don't have that many photographs and i've asked lydia who is the current president about that because she's been involved with the organization for a long time and she said we were too busy to take photographs. we were too busy organizing and registering voters to take photographs. so it's really great to be able to see what they were doing here in summerton, arizona, and some of the -- some of the regional committee reports from the various counties do have photographs like this, but i think this one has the most. and here is another example, this one is from a county in rodstown, texas, and here you can see their reimbursement form for everything that they did. so their office supplies, their kickoff rally, the volunteer costs. everything was accounted for. so here we have examples from the research department. the research department was very prolific, they did a lot of work to collect, research, they conducted their own research and then they published research reports. the collection contains a lot of census data, a lot of election

did you realize the most bucks if we can fit the politically to good use of them so that you think lydia believes in the sun in a box is likely to shift she has interest. oh please. just leave the. humanity is like to make your children you know when that should green. shoots you straight experience a corner in the way. it's an experience we out there stay inside corner and sing about what you're after. during the vietnam war u.s. forces also bomb to neighboring laos it was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. how much. mouth had only bad country per capita. human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country so i really don't think it's happening. even today kids in laos full victim to bombs dropped decades ago is the us making amends for that tragedy and what help do the people need in that little land of mines. welcoming our viewers from around the world live from central london this is a lot to u.k. . time is running out for the british government to put an effective track program in place according to health se

. >> reporter: lydia says she hopes there are elements that will be part of our new normal. >> the planesing overhead as much, and the birds are singing, maybe i'm overly sensitive, but i kind of like it. >> reporter: she says this period reminds her of her childhood in istria, her life in italy. >> i helped grandma in the garden harvest the peas, the potatoes, whatever was in season. >> reporter: she hopes that out of this, people will continue to cook at home, but she is also a business woman, with restaurants in new york and beyond. she knows that eateries, bars, and stores can only reopen is social distancing becomes a norm, at least for the foreseeable future. >> there are already apps out there where the clients can log into the restaurant's menu and order. the order goes in the kitchen, and the waiter will just serve it with the masks, the gloves, and change the gloves with each serving. it is just a precaution that needs to be taken. >> reporter: the first time you're really dealing with your server is when the food is delivered? >> exactly. and i think the communication will happ

let's see our first question, hold on a second, comes from kevin, sorry i'm a little bit come bobby lydia do think there's a way to change the perception as a zero-sum battle against consumers to win businesses, consumers must lose? >> , i talk a lot about this in my book, the reality is when you create evenhanded over cited as a whole and provide more protection for consumers, there is somebody else was getting a big advantage in that is law-abiding businesses who are trying to do the right thing by their customers prefer often have to compete because other businesses are willing to cut corners and violate the law to get an advantage. what happens when your better business if you will, the better business has that slogan was trained to do the right thing in somebody somebody else has an advantage by breaking the law. you either break the law with them to be level the playing field or you lose market share to them. this happens a lot in the run-up of the financial crisis. there were responsible mortgage lenders who are losing out to a responsible predatory mortgage lenders who would misle

we spoke to andrew and lydia before the start of the trial. is going to be another 5000. without their input, then medical progress would not be made for any drug treatment or any vaccine. now as farasi drug treatment or any vaccine. now as far as i know, there are still people being immunised in this section of the trial, it is going to be opened up to a wider age group. this one was 18 to 55—year—olds. some questions about older people because they tend to not respond so well, their immune response doesn't respond so well, so perhaps they may need two doses of the vaccine. if it works. will it work? i think we won't know for some time. there was some talk of, maybe we will have some talk of, maybe we will have some early results injune. but it depends on what is happening to the virus in the community. it sounds almost a twisted way of looking at it, but if the capital or number is coming down, there are fewer opportunities for all of us to be infected. how does that affect the trial when you want to see if the vaccine works with these peopl

real-life sisters laura rogers and lydia slagle have released four albums from a decade ago, won besto moms. new moms, in fact, with both of them recently having children. we want to wish them a happy mother's day, too. the sisters' big year included a new album, "saturn return," produced by brandi carlile. recorded at laura's home in greenhill, alabama, here are the secret sisters with "hold you dear." ♪ to the lover of my youth the solace for my age my protection from what harms ♪ ♪ you will reach for me on our darkest days and i will come home to your arms ♪ ♪ and i will hold you dear while my shadow's long and my eyes are clear ♪ ♪ i know these days will pass away ♪ ♪ so i will hold you dear ♪ ♪ oh blessed mother and the father i adore there is time upon your faces ♪ ♪ i will cherish you till you leave me for your eternal holy places ♪ ♪ and i will hold you dear while my shadow's long and my eyes are clear ♪ ♪ i know these days will pass away so i will hold you dear ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you're a part of me and the one i love the sweetest years won't tarry ♪ ♪ you will reach for me when my arms

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. >> i am lydia. i live in district 10 and work in district 9. i am a survivor of sexual assault and domestic violence. in the past i have been involved in the criminal justice system. i am here not to just talk about myself but i am representing an organization. i am the co-executive director at the community united against violence serving h.i.v. affected survivors with domestic violence be and hate violence and violence through the police. we explore healthy relationships and healthy communication skills. aas the organization i support closing 850 bryant. out-of-county transfers or electronic monitoring on the basis it will harm many more in the community. thethey are more likely to have encounters with the legal system. many of the folks who are formerly incancervated which adds trauma. tageinwe cannot incarcerate oury out of safety. it comes from the transformin transformingtive justice practices. people having what they need to survive and thrive. thank you for supporting this legislation to close 850 bryant. >> you have two questions remai

in a short film, lydia bluebird uses her great uncle's winter count to explain the tradition. the sioux were one of these tribes. [ chanting ]. >> their existence on the plains depended on two animals, the horse and the buffalo. with horses, they were able to pursue the buffalo. and from the buffalo they obtained their food, shelter, clothing, tools, weapons, and almost everything else that was needed for the tribe to survive and flourish. each year of their past was recorded through a symbolic drawing and handed down as history from generation to generation. >> my name is lydia fire thunder blue bird. i am a sioux. my great uncle was moses red horse owner. this is his winter count. in sioux, it is called [speaking foreign language] he was the one from the tribe who would make drawings of something important that happened each year. each one of these pictures stands for one year. we did not use numbers like today. instead, each year had a symbol. one person would be in charge of keeping this record for each band among the sioux. every year when the winter came, the elders and