because they fundamentally disagree with this law mcclure ship. this man tells d w. under the condition of anonymity. i think it's a very by godaddy comment. the idea they took is against the process of society, say that we have not really living 1400 years ago. i'd be concerned about women's hair in the park. also play and thought about i'm today. we have many more impulsive concerns and we face poverty and many political issues around my side. you see, i think the role of these restrictions as part of the i thought was actually it. and so even political analyst, but in this moment the public asked me it's, there was name is losing control when it comes to this highly symbolic issue by the government finds itself in a paradoxical situation, which is both puzzling to themselves and others find wildly claimed to stand their ground and in practice they seem unable to take any action on the streets that won't cut us from bad name, young or do people the speak to hearing to wrong are short. this is a result of the mass process. following, did this of a young, the men in

mcclure, his husky mubarak ah for you. okay. defense secretary ben wallace recently said, i'm optimistic between this year and the next year. i think ukraine will continue to have the momentum with it and a position of strength. he also said there is no magic wand moment when russia collapses. in what universe is wallace reside with russian security services. uncover a terrorist cell with ties to key to stopping the crimea based group from carrying out its assassination plans on the local officials. with the iranian president has landed in damascus on his 1st trip to syria. since the countries 2011 civil war, this comes in the wake of major diplomatic ships across the region. with israel and palestine agree to a cease fire after both sides exchange a series of air strikes and missile attacks.

connor ryan and ryan mcclure were on a back country ski trip in colorado when an avalanche knocked connors skis. ryan was heading to his way to help when he, too, was swallowed up by an avalanche. his smartwatch showed he was sliding at about 50 mph. the avalanche let loose above me and around me, and it was a pretty spectacular manner. i realized very quickly that i was caught. it was moving fast and was really forceful and it carried me off my feet and tumbling end op momenry nface a how his friends saved his life. so glad he's gonna be okay now to a different survival story. a boy from wisconsin lost in the woods of michigan with no food or water. this morning, an eight year old missing for two days in a michigan state park has quite the story to tell. scared he said. something about there was a spider crawling over him without that was on a camping trip with his family when he got lost, collecting firewood saturday, setting off a frantic search in the woods of michigan's upper peninsula. he was found monday afternoon, sheltering under a log about two miles from the campsite. family fr

his friend from the geist kreiss, fritz mcclure, was in the united states, had become the associate editor of the american economic review and said, look, fritz, send me a paper. and fritz said, oh, and it goes okay. when he gets to gibraltar, he decides to do it. and it basically, if you look at some of his earlier work, there's a there's a little piece that he wrote for the oxford liberal review, kind of a student paper in 1941, 1942, that has the ten example that is one of the famous examples of of how a market coordinates disperse knowledge human action in a world of dispersed knowledge. you basically drew on earlier work and, wrote something very quickly, and it becomes his most famous paper versus the thing that he works on for seven years that doesn't go anywhere. and indeed, he writes a sardonic a to does to a friend. he says, i've been saying this stuff for ten years, but it gets in the american economic review and suddenly everybody thinks, oh, great, you know, i mean, so there we go. the academic just one of many stories. somebody writes. okay. all right. right here. thank you.

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