which would give| the greeks access to the marbles in a way— the greeks access to the marbles in a waytechnical without issues of ownership. (1) technical result in the world athletics championship in budapest because israel has a metal, silver metal, the first metal they've wanted one at the championships. everyone is structured and information. some nood, is structured and information. some good. something — is structured and information. some good, something that _ is structured and information. some good, something that doesn't - is structured and information. <9“- good, something that doesn't recall the terrible and profound turmoil that were going through shared violence and resolve victory, which i have to say i did not know him before but first of all, as a runner, is an incredible time, 209, thatis runner, is an incredible time, 209, that is two hours last that my best time running a marathon and he himself was surprised and the president called them and the wife called him and spoke on the same functionality was very emotional, his wife is also a star runner and athlete and y

maybe there were more marble items. but more important the fact that the synagogue was built meant that there was a community of jews of those years who did not live in the lands of palestine and could not be jews by blood ; there is no synagogue so that there was no communication of one or two people who needed, so to speak, the satisfaction of their religious needs on long legs. everything is collected bit by bit, like puzzles, in which , moreover, there are not enough elements of phanagoria, which was destroyed not only by a barbaric fire, but also by a smelting furnace. descendants burned marble to get lime. and that is most likely. synagogue from greek it means assembly; in greek , the word synagogue is also written on one of the surviving slabs. there are already museum exhibits on this table. they will be protected and studied, for example, such a marble world of seven, a carob lamp by archaeologists. haven't seen before. this is not just proof that this is a synagogue. well, this is proof that it was a very rich

said quite bluntly that the elgin marbles are l bluntly that the elgin marbles are safe in_ bluntly thateum, it is the safest — safe in the british museum, it is the safest place, for antiquities and now— the safest place, for antiquities and now they have to face up to the fact that _ and now they have to face up to the fact that greek antiquities have been _ fact that greek antiquities have been stolen over the years, so it is very embarrassing. we been stolen over the years, so it is very embarrassing.— very embarrassing. we still don't know what _ very embarrassing. we still don't know what has _ very embarrassing. we still don't know what has gone _ very embarrassing. we still don't know what has gone missing - very embarrassing. we still don't| know what has gone missing from very embarrassing. we still don't - know what has gone missing from the museum's storeroom, how many items are involved or what has been sold online stop but i understand the police were contacted injanuary by the museum and have since be investigating the disappearances, which date back over several years. th

maybe there was more marble products. but more importantly, the synagogue was built, so there was a community. the jews of those years, who did not live in the lands of palestine, could not be jews; blood does not go to synagogues, so that there is no communication, which means that the real presence of not one or two people who needed, so to speak, the satisfaction of their religious needs on long legs. everything is going bit by bit, like pavlov in which, moreover, there are not enough elements of phanagoria, which destroyed not only a barbaric fire, but also a smelting furnace descendants burned marble to get lime completely collapsed, and then there is a possibility. here, that this piece has not been preserved at all synagogue from greek means meeting in greek, and the word synagogue is written on one of the surviving slabs. there are already museum exhibits on this table. they will be protected and studied, for example, by archaeologists, such a marble world with a seven-pink lamp. haven't seen before. this is not j

marble the u.s.lta for what she discer to have been a concerted effort to keep gibson out of forest hills. the american national championship. marble then attended gibson's debut match and introduced. and of course we know that gibson's future brought many victories. 1956. 1957. and 1958. a veritable that led to her induction this hall of fame in 1971 as its first african-american inductee. in fact. but let's make sure we are not so dazzled by gibson's trophies and achievements by the glowing headlines. the famous and influential world leaders she met at the apex of her. queen elizabeth vice president richard nixon and secretary of state john foster dulles, for example, that we forget about the struggles for any athlete reaching the top is hard and staying there harder as gibson's shortly after her first triumphs at wimbledon and the u.s. nationals. they say uneasy lies the head that wears the crown and in a sense that's but you're always because you're always a target. she was speaking of her compet

marbles play mesmerized gibson marbles effective of strike and the power that she had impressed me terrifically gibson said it was the aggressive ness behind her game that i liked. watching her smack that effortless serve and then follow it into the net and put the ball away with an overhead strike as good as any man's. i saw a possibility in the game of tennis that i had never seen before. sometime after marbles a visit to the club, gibson to the u.s. nationals at forest hills as a spectator for the first time. from her seat in the grandstand, gibson a promise to herself. one of these days i'm going be down there. well, we. what happened? gibson made it to forest hills in the summer of 1950. she got there on the strength of her own determination and fine ay the mtorship. two african-american doctors in the south. dr. hubert, eight and senior. then dr. robert walter johnson. the behind the scenes work of eight leaders and a more audacious editorial itn by alice marble and published in american tennis in an act of white allyship. marble the.s l for what she discovered to have been a concerted ef

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to be either bronze or marble. and so the parameter of the legislation don't really encourage a lot of creative expression in that regard. so you're seeing more a more traditional approach to commemoration. so this is the very first one. francis is willard the artist is quite interesting. helen farnsworth year she was a student of augustus and garden so some of you are familiar with him he the sherman monument in new york city, one of the leading american sculptors of the 19th century. and the other interesting fact about this is that women's clubs were really behind sponsoring it. so that's another way to look at the collection to look at the history of patronage and understand what were really interested in having sculptures of particular individuals. and there are quite a few instances actuallybs who made te difference and got a lot of these things commissioned severadecades passed before minnesota commissioned this statue of maria sanford, educator to one of the first female college professors the country. and

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and she means these, the elgin marbles.sts the greeks, it reinforces their country's demand for the return of the classical sculptures to athens. to be diplomatic, it's pretty blatant opportunism. this is a serious matter, important treasures have gone missing from storage in the british museum, but it is not the heist of the mona lisa as the greeks are trying to wrap it up to be. i know the british museum are taking this tremendously seriously. they have said quite bluntly that the elgin marbles are safe in the british museum, it is the safest place for antiquities and now they have to face up to the fact that greek antiquities have been stolen over the years, so it is very embarrassing. we still don't know what has gone missing from the museum's storeroom, how many items are involved or what has been sold online stop but i understand the police were contacted injanuary by the museum and have since be investigating the disappearances, which date back over several years. the museum has dismissed a member of staff. he has be

you know, are the elgin marbles safe?loughton was very critical, saying that greeks were being opportunistic. but let's face it , for decades, but let's face it, for decades, the british government and the british museum have been very condescending and patronising towards the greeks , saying, towards the greeks, saying, well, we don't want to return the marbles for one reason and that you won't be able to take care of them. and they're better off in the united kingdom . well, off in the united kingdom. well, you know, you know, it's fair play you know, you know, it's fair play that the greeks are now pointing the finger instant karma, but they know that they need to get over that issue. and we need to get to the real issue of the legal and moral authority to return. okay >> so, look, let's get down to brass tacks on this. you know, this better than arguably anybody else in the world. when someone nicked something from a museum, a treasured artefact, i would imagine there is a select group of people that you can sell that

the sculptures had to be either bronze or marble. the parameters of the legislation did not really encourage a lot of creative expression in that regard. we have more traditional approaches to commemoration. this is the very first one. francis willard. the artist is quite interesting. helen farnsworth mere. she was a student of augusta sink got in. some of you may be familiar with him. he did a sherman monument new york city. one of leading sculptures in 19 century. the women's club early behind sponsoring. it is another way to look at the collection. to look at the history of patronage. to understand what groups were really interested in having sculptures a particular individuals. there are quite few in the early part of a collection they made the difference and got these commissioned several decades past before minnesota commissioned this -- one of the first female college educators in the country. here we have -- from colorado. a pioneer for women in science. one of the first woman to hold a full professorship at the john hopkins

it will already be cast and special materials close to marble, which are missing.in a similar technique , the craftsmen restore other stucco moldings. there are over 200 items. parallel the doors are being restored now by a specialist the gates of the corner tower, it remains to grind and paint the details numbered eliminated the damage on each detail, restore the loss panels were leveled in a water bath not only will the historical appearance of the mansion be restored it will be hard to believe modern, but there have never been full-fledged engineering communications here , main work. we are currently laying a heating pipeline. that is, we will heat it, and with hot water, plus we increased the power by electricity supply was carried out to the water supply system ; moscow, the leader among european capitals, was completely late in terms of the number of historical settlements. more than 60 such objects have been restored over the past 12 years, but there is still a lot of work ahead in the estate of the prozarov beketovs in the zyuzino region , only the southern

you can see marble. that's another important fact. sculptures have to be either bronze or marble. and so, the parameters of the legislation don't really encourage a lot of creative expression in that regard. so you're seeing more traditional approaches. so this is the very first one of frances willard. the artist is quite interesting. helen farnsworth mirrors was a student of -- he did the sherwood monument in new york city, one of the leading artists of the 19th century. another interesting fact, women who are really -- >> and understand what proved to be really interesting in heaven sculptures of particular individuals. there are quite a few instances, actually, in the early part of the collection, where it was woman's clubs who made the difference and got a lot of these things commissioned. several decades passed before minnesota commissioned its statue of -- one of the first female political crisis in the country. and here we have, florence sabin from colorado, first woman to hold a full professorship at johns hopkins and colorado -- and the first woman to hit the department a

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they use marble rolling pins, marble surfaces to ensure that everything is minimally heated with us.l, of course, at home, of course. this is already such a surplus. it seems to me, but nevertheless we remember that the sooner the better, that's all. well, the thinner, the more pleasant, then the result will be. by the way, from this, by the way, fine cookies are obtained, even sweet or salty. you want some cheese. if you want to fill this dough with nuts with some maple syrup, it’s just perfect. you know, it's really universal, you can make some kind of kish , for example, with green onions, eggs and cheese, and it will be great too. well, that's it, if that's what you want. well, if you do, you know the dough, yes, then make more, so you and i are making a side here, you can see that it is very smooth, of course, and here it is, you understand. this is what i understand what to convey. it's hard, you just have to touch it, but it's right cool at your fingertips. so what about now? beautiful after all, the truth is already elegant now, of course, we are making an incision. to excess

by law, the statues have to made of bronze or marble. but make no mistake the men and women we honor here are living symbols who represent our national memory, patriotism and our american creed. e pluribus unum. out of many one, as one of america's greatest novelist willa cather is a fitting addition to this gallery of great americans. as we welcome castor to the capitol i also want to welcome several special who are in the audience. first, we are honored to be joined by members of the kathryn family. i also want to welcome nebraska governor jim pillen governor, secretary of state bob keenan and representative who represent the that all nebraskans have for the katherine's legacy. finally, i want to recognize the talented littleton foster the who created katherine statue. not only is he the african-american artist to have a sculpture in the he grew up just a few blocks from the capitol well. we grateful that all of you here to join us to unveil this new and celebrate it in the people's house. so let's begin. ladies and gentlemen, please s

special materials close to missing marble will already be cast.ilar technique , craftsmen restore another stucco. there are over 200 items. in parallel , the restoration of doors is now in the work of specialists. the corner tower gate remains to be sanded and painted on each leaf. they dismantled, numbered, eliminated damages on every detail, restored the losses, panels were leveled in a water bath, not only will they return the historical look of the mansion, it will be hard to believe modern, but there have never been full-fledged engineering communications here, the main work. we are currently laying a heating pipeline. that there we will heat it, uh, with hot water. plus, we increased the power supply capacity, installed water supply , installed sewerage, and we will also do, which is important, a low-voltage ventilation system. the electrician has been laid completely throughout the building. in terms of the number of historical estates, moscow is the leader among european capitals. more than 60 such objects have been restored over the past

the consequences of the meeting in dzhigidno well and an explosion in one of ports on the sea of ​​marbleturkey, what happened there, also a review of economic news, a digest from oleksandr, from oleksandr marshivka, weather, cultural news, you will see all the most interesting today, and now i will tell you in detail about the most important news as of this hour. unfortunately, one person died, one was injured 7 times russian terrorists attacked the nikopol district of the dnipropetrovsk region in a day, the head of the regional military administration, serhii lysak, said, eight private houses were damaged, three farm buildings, a car, a gas station, three power lines, in addition, in the dnipro district, a 34-year-old woman was injured as a result of the fall of rocket fragments . we also dig, and understand that there were explosions in the sinelnikiv district and in the manganetsk community . harvest shells caused a fire. stories well, it's good that they come to the surface and we hope that the state will get rid of such military commissars at least in the positions they held or hold

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