governor mills? gov. mills: we have done a number of things to address the workforce issue. it is a national issue. maine has the seventh-highest migration rate of any state in the country. people are coming here. at list -- at least 16,000 moved here in recent months. for the past four years, we have been working on workforce issues, a problem i inherited their you know the headlines before i took over and then some. and it is not an issue i am going to wish my grandchildren will solve it we are doing a number of things in partnership with republicans, democrats and independents in the legislature, free college commission for committed to colleges for two years for recent high school grads, opportunities for tax credits, would have you majored in, come to maine and we will pay up to $25,000 of your student loan debt. and people are coming here, young families here. the labor participation rate is 32% for working age people 24-54. they are coming back. maine suffered from early retirement like other states, more acutely because we are an older state. >> you have a follow-up

was really slowing down the process in getting the mill built. >> energy fuels and the mill will happenause they have worked diligently in making that process work. >> but e process has had a little bit of extra help from some of ose people. >> they have kept this mill held up a long time. >> and there's not a job that doesn't have a degree-- >> there's more people killed in skiing accidents than mining accidents. >> am i the only one that's realized that nucla started as a hippicommune that got taken over by miners, and telluride started as a mining community that got taken over by hippies? >> [laughs] >> damon, they don't care. >> i think the biggest thing that i have found is it's ot that they don'care, it's just that they don't understand. you know, we've always been a gooneighbor, and i think in return that's what we're asking them to do, is be a good neighbor. come down and understand us, don't just try to save us, becae we d' need to be saved. we understand the regulations, we understand the problem and we're willing to work tough them. >> and, hopefully, audiences will take... w

mills. your administration got behind the idea of providing relief checks to mainers to deal with inflation, but some economists have expressed concerns that such payments might contribute to inflation by putting more money in people's pockets at a time when demand for goods is high. what do you say? sec. fudge: the fifth-highest food prices in the united states. that was under his tenure as well. that is why we should took -- take some of the federal relief monday -- monday --money to boost sustainability of our farms and fisheries. on the $850 check, this is a widely bipartisan move supported by republicans, who enhanced it to $850. if you don't think it is a good idea, talk to the people who have written me. every day, i get cards and letters. one of them from a woman the other day said she could finally put snow tires on the car before winter weather. people paying for their prescription co-pays and putting gold -- oil and it their cars. -- gas in their cars. it belongs to the people and

free meek mill! free meek mill! >> his case to finding a cause for millions demanding reforms, charging the criminal justice system is corrupt and mass incarceration and a punitive justice system are unfairly ensnaring minorities. >> we're sick of a system that crushes the rights of black and brown people. >> his name is robert williams, also known as meek mill, a philadelphia rapper who has sold millions of albums. in november 2017 he was thrown in prison for probation violation. >> free who! >> meek mill? >> but it gave many hope that change is on the way. according to longtime justice advocates like jason. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> in 25 years of working in criminal justice reform i cannot remember a moment that has the potential to galvanize the public the way that meek mill's horrible situation has done and is going to do. >> we are with meek mill as our cameras go behind the scenes to capture his journey to freedom. >> this is too crazy. this is too much for me. how easy it is to get i

mill or as it is also called mill and smithy and the children's museum of the mythology of the forest, in your opinion, this is still the uniqueness of such museum-reserves. why should they be unique in our country, in fact in their versatility and multifunctionality, because here everyone can find something for themselves. the first mention refers to the year 1.127, despite the fact that the city itself was founded a century and a half earlier in 985. this is a relatively small city of the minsk region, which is located on the banks of the picturesque river, where the expressive water landscapes of the city alternate with unique landscapes, and many historical and architectural monuments attract travelers from different parts of belarus and abroad, the heart and memory of the city historical cultural museum-reserve, zaslavl, which was founded 35 years ago, it is a unique territory of the historical center of the ancient city, preserved monuments of architecture and archeology of the 10-20th centuries and museum objects, combined into one landscape for an artistic composition. the eth

this is the ethnographic complex. mill or how it is also called the mill and the forge. and the children's museum of the mythology of the forest, in your opinion, this is the uniqueness of such museum-reserves. why they should be unique in our country, in fact, in their versatility and versatility, because here everyone can find something for themselves. we follow the sports life of our country during a difficult period for the entire belarusian football, it is important, without arranging something to lament, to undertake the construction of such stadiums. this is an amazing phenomenon the quality of football will increase transmission, please let us know more precisely how physical abilities reach new heights and help keep oneself in shape. but after all , moderate physical activity helps to cope with many problems. a million sports tips check each one and use it better do not miss all the most relevant sports projects on our tv channel. pristine beauty of nature i really like the sunset. it is unusually large. i was born and raised here for me. well, everything is dea

the mills act-i know you will do a great job and be a great steward, but the mills act is a very important preservation tool to us and we really cherish and honor and are very happy that we have this tool available and we hope that you will kind of serve as a good role models for others to make sure we continue to have the project available for many years to come so thank you very much for what your you have done and what you will be doing in the years to come. i understand commissioner foley had made a motion. do i hear a second? >> second. >> thank you commissioners. on the motion then to adopt a recommendation for approval-- [roll call] >> so moved commissioners. motion passes unanimously, 6-0. >> i think that puts us at the end of the agenda. >> indeed it does. >> thank you everyone. >> it was an outdoor stadium for track and field, motorcycle and auto and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a

hannah mills s-ueakin happening in sport. hannah mills speaking to _ happening in sport.pening in sport. hannah mills speaking to me a _ happening in sport. hannah mills speaking to me a short _ happening in sport. hannah mills speaking to me a short time - happening in sport. hannah mills| speaking to me a short time ago. happening in sport. hannah mills - speaking to me a short time ago. and picking up that award in behalf of sailgb. we will announce one more award winning later in the programme so come back to me but for now back to salford. i like it that you're wearing your green tie! i'm also in green! plenty of other sport going on. it's a big night of champions league action — and we'll start with, liverpool and rangers, who will meet for the first time tonight in a competitive match. they face off at anfield. forjurgen klopp, he'll be looking for one of their big european nights there. it's not been going their way in the premier league, they sit 9th, 11 points off the top of the table. and for rangers, they're second to rivals celtic in the scottish premiership

the department holds 45 active mills act contracts. the department received one mills act application by the may 1 filing date. department staff reviewed the application for completeness and conducted a preapproval inspection report. staff would like to note there rehabbilitation and maintenance plans seen towards the front of the report are the final draft version of the plan. worked to revise the plans to insure future work is conducted with screert of interior standsards. restoration work required under had mills act crarkt require building permit and administrative certificate of appropriateness prior to the work being completed. 942-944 fells street is located on the north side of fells street between pierce and steiner street. the subject property is contributor to the article 10 historic district. it is a 2 story over garage wood frame 2 units residential building built in 1908. the subject property is valued by the assessor office under $3 million. the proposed rehab plan includes siding repair and painting, roof replacement, r

is a paper mill in poland, there is no paper mill in ukraine, yes, there were paper mills in ukraine paper mills in ukraine, and it was not something there, uh, for some reason there was an unusual spirit, they were simply, they were destroyed, they were destroyed, they were burned because they were not included in this, this concept of an agrarian nation, or an agrarian people, and what does that mean ? there could be a paper mill in kyiv, but in moscow, for example, there was no paper mill there or somewhere. therefore, it is clear that this is all for centuries this one and this one were being destroyed in fact, it is a chauvinist myth, a historical chauvinist myth, it has been nurtured for centuries. that is why it was destroyed. why were ukrainian shrines destroyed ? speaking in conventional yaroslavl, it means that it should not be in kyiv, and even more so in chernihiv, and again, mr. boris very correctly said that our problem is not only those who write textbooks, but those who make decisions, and when it is political, it is political decision or political will, then ukrainia

uh, the milling cutter has a limitation of uh.p 0.6 mm, that is, the minimum thickness that you can pull out is 0.6 mm, the printer can print 0.1 mm, and again, this is literally a hair thickness of 0.1 mm, and then m-m in order to put the printer does not need additional space. it can just be placed on a regular desktop. it not a dental one. this is an ordinary printer, how we print paper, therefore, in principle, e technologies are moving towards the disappearance of e dental like a room and that's it. turned into a doctor's office, where hmm, in fact, the doctor may disappear, because there will be uh robotic arms to do most of the work and uh, this is the future, i hope the system created can be seen on the display at the right angle in certain lighting projections can be revised individual parts of the drawing are replaced by structures rebuilt from scratch. it facilitates the work of both the doctor and the technician, because the doctor, but receives an accurate design, spends less time on some adjustments of the check, and

all of them are also made of wood, a 20th- century water mill.ood processor, it has several functions at once, perhaps the flour spilled out. then she performed another collapse operation or grain into groats. and the third mechanism. e fought chips with a knife. below you can see a small gear. the knife set in motion, the so-called shingle is a wooden analogue of tiles, the roofs are laid out on it. both the water mill itself and other objects of the museum-reserve end september 14 october and now. the house was insulated. each owner, the employees of the museum-reserve do not sit idle in social networks, talk about folk signs and holidays, the official opening is not coming soon. after the restoration of shchelkovo farms, no less large-scale landscaping awaits. after all, this is one of the most popular places for tourists to visit leonid muravyov anton kalmykov igor sinyurina yulia mironova vesti, nizhny novgorod almonds are harvested in crimea this year on the peninsula, a rich harvest, even young trees are strewn nuts. in total, there are no

he's gone north out of drax's pellet mill. and all we can do now is see where he goes.es before it turns off a main road. british columbia's logging roads can be dangerous because of all the heavy, fast—moving trucks. use dayton road. dayton road. rr7. we're going up, aren't we? road users stay safe by announcing their position on a two—way radio. dayton zero up, pick up. got to try the accent, haven't you? helpfully, the truck we're following is announcing its location too. voice on radio: two up. two up. ah, did you hearthat? so, that's our truck. he's just announced exactly where he is. he's two kilometres up the road, and we should hear where he comes off the road. there are very, very, very fresh tyre prints. so we're still on his tail. nine up dayton. he's coming off there isn't he, at nine. nine up. it's too muddy to follow, so we send up the drone. it's clear that trees have been felled. once again, drax claims this isn't primary forest because it's near a road. but the nearest paved road is six miles away. and the site appears to meet the un definitions of prim

the mills act-i know you will do a great job and be a great steward, but the mills act is a very important preservation tool to us and we really cherish and honor and are very happy that we have this tool available and we hope that you will kind of serve as a good role models for others to make sure we continue to have the project available for many years to come so thank you very much for what your you have done and what you will be doing in the years to come. i understand commissioner foley had made a motion. do i hear a second? >> second. >> thank you commissioners. on the motion then to adopt a recommendation for approval-- [roll call] >> so moved commissioners. motion passes unanimously, 6-0. >> i think that puts us at the end of the agenda. >> indeed it does. >> thank you everyone. [meeting adjourned] >>> i'm currently an h2 firefighter for the san francisco fire department. i served active duty in the navy. i wanted something that was going to be in the medical field, but not necessarily stay in a hospital setting and i didn't want to stay in an office and this job kind of combines

how many pill mills are there in america today? and i don't know the number, i can't wait to read your book. but one thing i can tell you, having somebody like ali in my neighborhood and we live in a nice neighborhoodin a beautiful city . the police have told me this is in every neighborhood in america. as you're saying, it's not just poor, not just places where you would you might feel it would be. this is an million-dollar home neighborhoods and the police say unless you see him carrying 20 pounds of heroin there's nothing they can do. >> i would say the pill mill thing began with overprescribing of pain pills . the pain, pill mills are essentially pain management in which the doctor has abandoned or never did install any reasonable kind of diagnosis. it's just a matter of selling prescriptions for cash. first began in the area around ground zero area of talking about southern ohio, west virginia, kentucky. i write a lot in the book about the guy who really invented that business model in portsmouth ohio and is spread to other ar

jim bianco. >> jeff mills, what are your thoughts about that neat little stat know you like numbers., but there's a difference in terms of the rise where we were and where we are now versus those other period where we started from a much higher base and went, to you know, in some cases double digits in terms of interest rates. >> that's true, but i think it's so easy just to try to outsmart ourselves here, and i think we need to keep it very simple. guy alluded to it. nothing has changed that high, inflation is too high, the market is too tight and the fed will keep tightening and the curve is inverted. pmi data in the u.s. that looked horrible, services and manufacturing were in contracting territory. sunil a downtrend of the s&p 500, less than a quarter of the s&p 500 stocks are in their moving day averages. none of the critical elements have changed keep it simple, and that's going to be the driving force here. >> all right come home heam sweet surprise. home building stocks doing something special the last couple of months what the general has to say about the group next. >>> and

. >> item 1 is resolution regarding non renewal of mills act historical property contract with claude zellweger and renee zellweger, 621 waller street assessor parcel block number 0864 lot number 0 # 23 under chapter 71 of the san francisco administrative code. notifying the assessor recording office of such non renewal and authorizing the planning director to send notice of the non renewal of the historical property contract to owner and record and notice of non renewal. members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call the line at ow 415-655-0001 meeting id-24845498965 then pound and pound again. if you haven't already done so please dial star 3 to be lined up to speak. plaiz wait until the system says you are unmuted. >> thank you madam clerk. supervisor peskin is joining us today as the sponsor of this item and our resident mills act expert of these days. supervisor peskin, turn it over to you for remarks. >> thank you chair preston. the mills act of the state of california was enacted i think in the early 1970 which was a state law which authorize local governm

work as at this mill, it was pakistan on making paper the way their ancestors did well the 1000 years ago . but it's not just to draw for tourists. it's also a connection to a past that might have not been preserved. had it not been for this paper is one that the will magole returns. those paper is better because it last for a long time for friday, for it last for more than 2000 years everybody. and thanks to this paper, we learned our history here to be and that was those books that were written on this paper are still preserved for avi center sharma and all of the books. it's barbara nama, they are all written on this paper. they will my get. the crafts people are using techniques handed down through the ages. the branches of mulberry trees are soaked in water. after being stripped of their bark trouble. the pope is matched with the device powered by an old water mill wagon, otherwise the folk, the paper is called silk because it is made of mulberries unused because it was carried along the silk road. it is smooth and shiny like silk. so it is called silk paper work from johnson to

. >> well, the 45th year of the mill valley film festival is underway, kicked off over the weekend with a screening of the upcoming netflix film glass onion, knives actors kate hudson, leslie odom junior and kathryn hahn were in mill valley for a first look at the murder mystery sequel. it's. >> one of about 100 films being featured tonight. the movie till will be screened. it details the tragic story of emmett till through the experience of his mother kron 4 s noelle bellow. talk to the director. >> this was my boy. 2. >> a created with intention till is based on the true and tragic story of emmett till a 14 year-old boy from chicago who was abducted, brutally beaten and lynched for allegedly flirting with a white woman while he visited family in mississippi in 1955, passing crew took care of each other, you know. and so yes, we have there is on set every day who made herself available to cast and crew before during and after shooting scene. director chinoy a chook who says she was hyper aware of her cast and crew's mental health while filming such a tragic story. >> about that go out

that sunshine in the middle of the day in the afternoon about 81 fremont. 86 in the bottle. 81 in millabout 72 degrees in downtown san francisco. the beginning some warmer weather as we head throughout the week. fleet week. of course, this week, sunshine returns. temperatures getting a little hot by friday in london on saturday to cooling down on sunday. a big l music today. loretta lynn has died. the coal miner's daughter from kentucky was known for her progressive lyrics and the >> classic song of the same name is featured in the movie coal miner's daughter starring says he's pay 16 there, which told the story of loretta lynn's humble beginnings. she grew up in a log cabin was 8 brothers and sisters before reaching country music stardom and family said in a statement she died and beloved home in hurricane mills, tennessee. she was 90 years old and great movie about her, too. >> tennis star naomi osaka releasing her first children's book. it's titled the way champs play. the story is based osaka's organization called play academy, which works to support young girls in sports, the 24 y

these are products made by general mills, the incredibly c.that made too much shelling out $8 billion for blue buff in 2018 they had to do a big stock offer well below trading when they bought the company it haunted them for years. nobody talks about that now. blue buffalo is the premiere food for dogs and the natural food alternative and nobody comes underneath them with a better offering at a lower price. that gives them plenty of pricing power or how about these ser cereals there are a lot of knockoffs. everybody has a store brand trying to copy but these private label offerings are simply -- let just say they can't make a lot of headway against the winners. the premium nature of these cereal brands is simply un unass unassailable good luck getting your kids to eat the knockoff cocoa puffs general mills can put in price increases to meet their cost and these costs are considerable what is happening now? we're beginning to see the main reason for the cost increase stabilize even going in the opposite direction general mills may have locked i

the pulp is matched with the device powered by an old water mill wagon. otherwise, the folk, the paper is called silk because it is made of mulberries and years before because it was carried along the silk road. it is smooth and shiny like silk. so it is called silk paper away from duncan mother. the secrets of paper making was allegedly revealed by chinese prisoners of war. in the 7th century. the type produced here eventually displaced the pirates used in europe in the middle east. it was said to be smoother and more durable. today's used by calligraphy and artists. and for the restoration of old books on it. and although it takes 10 days to make just $200.00 sheets of this paper, the results could be around for people to see for millennia. that's all for tuesday . be sure to check out our website and social media as well. will levy with some pictures of people winging it in wing suits that is high above india's taj mahal. thanks for watching fee slash her. i'm skin that i rank. that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not allowed to see you anymore.

the milk which used to be liquid is then solid. 90 percent of mill is water and the water we don't need in making process by cutting, we get rid of the watery part. our keys produce today will stay for almost 24 hours inside the wooden mall. a cheese is a name that everybody knows. we speak a lot of tourists who are surprised how that is also without i am a current old bar school. i am sitting here in front of the how that he's experienced, where you can learn everything about cheese and the production not for cues ah, how to became the chief capital of the world. because how that is situated in kind of schwab and around how they're good not grow anything but grass. and what can you do with ross? you buy a house and they eat grass because produce milk and from the milk. you can make me right before the new jesus will get into the malls. we take that jesus out into the soul, beth, we need that to make a crust to the keys. so the cross dries out contains from sold and that makes it a better resistance against the mold or anything like that ever you should reproduce is basically the same r

ah, business forced these, thou and we start with german soccer by and munich beat hoffen home to mill, that victory cut. they got 2 legal ears only in berlin to just one point. so it was a sweet tongue coming for buying minute coat julian now those men who started has top fight coach journey at hoffman. heim, injuries forced julian now, guzman, to make changes to byron's usual starting, a levin, leaving a chance for some to stake a claim for starting spots. oftentimes, resistance was broken down after some sloppy defending under corner kick, left your mama's yella, all alone at the back post. one mill, as the buyer in teams, had all the time you needed to control the wall and put it in the back of burnett. shortly after eric maxine to promoting doubled, byron's lead after getting on the end of a search now re cross the camera. rooney and striker is in red hot form at the moment, scoring 3 goals in his last 3 games for buying in all competitions. to neil the final and a sweet homecoming for you leon, that goes man business as usual for buyer, who keep up the pressure on surprise leader

to bonus like a teams were in action in the group stage on tuesday, door and battle back from one mill deficit to secure address with severe you'd building him. hitting the door opened and lot think managed to to near win against edge post accomplish celtic team. vanna and mill force put providing a goals. now a new exhibition in madrid showcases the spanish is pablo picasso, and french fashion designer coco chanel show highlight schnells influence on picasso's work, and how her designs were in turn inspired by the cubist movement. he championed as i was criticized for his attitude towards women, but cure at the same. this exhibition shows a soft sought now before we go, his reminder at the top story we're following for you. this al russia has bombarded cities in ukraine with more rocket stripes. leaders of the g 7 group of nations have condemned by this. the taxes indiscriminate vowed to hold vladimir putin to account. that's all from me. for now, there's more news at the top of the hour and much more than a website to be found at d. w. dot com for socials, like instagram and twitter

still ahead, the mill valley film festival. it's underway. we'll have more on the stars who have been in town and a conversation with the director >> the 45th year of the mill valley film festival is underway. it kicked off over the weekend with a screening of the upcoming netflix film glass onion, knives out and actors like kate hudson, leslie odom catherine whomwere in mill valley for first look at that murder mystery sequel. it is one of about 100 movies being featured. and tonight the movie till is going to be screened. it details the tragic story of emmett till through the experience of his mother kron 4 s noelle bellow talk to the director. >> this was my boy. 2. >> a created with intention till is based on the true and tragic story of emmett till a 14 year-old boy from chicago who was abducted, brutally beaten and lynched for allegedly flirting with a white woman while he visited family in mississippi in 1955, the casting crew took care of each other, you know. and so yes, we have there is on set every day who made herself available to

friday on the festival's website , the mill valley film festival rolled out the red carpet tonight for the director. of this year's centerpiece feature film called till after emmett till, and his mother ktvu is jana katsuyama as the story. at its core tills director says her film is a story about mamie till and a mother's love for her child. emmett. without many, the world would not know who emmett till was the story of the chicago teenagers. life and death is a part of our american history that director chin oia chubu wants etched in our memories. and our hearts, and i think there's going to be so much that audiences don't know. film keeps a focus on mamie till her maternal concern with her 14 year old son's trip to visit relatives in mississippi through his agonizing disappearance and brutal torture and death in 1955 to the trial that acquitted two white men and her decision to have emmett's casket open at the funeral so the world could see her son's mutilated face. black women are so often erased from the screen. we're so often erased from history and the present often a race from s

we do know for sure this issue milling for vladimir putin. he built this bridge their pictures of him driving across it is where the greatest achievements for think of 2018 the bridge was built nearly brand-new to watch in flames, trust the rest of the supply lines out of crimea into southern ukraine be a risk is certainly something that is a game changer on the ground in ukraine. as straight reported this morning ukraine answering a phenomenal work of liver in town after town after town the russian military is feeling desperately. shannon: i went to go back to the reporting from lucas from the white house with the president said thursday night but here's a little bit more of his report for the white house transcript units as a% of the cuban missile crisis we have a direct threat of the use of nuclear weapon if in fact things continue down the path they have been going. we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. the president went on to say he doesn't think president putin is joking. he also said

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against the lumber mill where that started. it accuses roseburg forest products of not having a working sprinkler assit jet stream it is going to take years, and money and resources.o you know, i think the depth of the problem is far wider, it is far deeper. and the scars on this community will be with thiy for decades. >> roseburg has now commented oe lawsuit. the company has already already set up a $50 million relief fun. so far more than 1700 people have now signed up. > >> well this saturday is the 5 r anniversary of the wine country wildfires. the series of fire storms served as a wake up call for the bay area. 22 people diee than 6000 homes were destroyed.e north bay also experienced more disasters, including the kinkade kinkade fire in 2019, along wite fires in 2020. as we head into october, wilson shows us how some neighbors in sonoma countye now taking fire safety into their own hands. >> you fill it with 5 gallons o, which we all know weighs 40-pou. because 8 pounds per gallon of . then you are ready to go shoot . >>

with great interest in the republic, one of them was listened with special pride at the orsha flax millch shop. at the loud speaker, the leadership of the workers gathered from the radio station heard at the landing of the war, evacuated by the dispatch from the soviet bodies, and she returned to the ugly city after the habit of the nazis. turned on at the reflection of the plant. only by the replanting of the fiftieth year there were 150 professions workers. and now i adequately represent flax water in the republic at the allied exhibition near moscow, sharing the experience of the wicked meldovods of the country . each of the employees of the enterprise, for sure, recalled his history and the history of his plant, when he had to raise the enterprise, famous throughout the country since pre-war times, literally from ruins. the first factory where i started working. there the wall was shattered into a zorror roof. warm embossed frames were embossed. it was destroyed inside at the beginning of the fvo school, that is, that did the trash first. he's at the first factory. there the germans

now it draws all 50 states here for the abortion mill.lose. this is the thriving industry now in granite city, sadly. and it's awful because when you come into illinois, you see the purple billboards saying, "welcome to illinois where you can still get a safe, legal abortion." who wants to be known for child killing? for murdering another human being? who wants to be known for that? i don't get it. you think about, "oh, this is going to help our economy, this is going to do all of these good things," but what are we doing? we are saying that that money is more important that what god would have and created in life, and that doesn't have a good ending. the many obstacles mean some simply can't make the long journeys now necessary to access an abortion. those that can will continue to travel across state lines in the hope of doing so. sophie long, bbc news, granite city, illinois. we've been talking lots about the increasing waiting times in the nhs and in lincolnshire it's no different. ambulances are wasting hundreds of hours, stuck outsi

john stuart mill worried about it turns out however, it can be tyranny of the minority even relatively small groups of people that are ready to whack you online demolish your reputation go to the search engines so that you're called a racist the first thing any employer sees demand that you be fired even small minorities of people can make life living health or dissenters and cause a widespread shilling effect. and at the moment two-thirds of americans say that they are chilled that they are reluctant to say their true beliefs about politics for fear of social and professional consequences. two-thirds and it's about 60% of students on campus. that's approximately four times the level to the best. we can measure its hard to compare. it's about four times the level of 1953 the height of the mccarthy era and a reason for that is in the mccarthy era. there were a couple things you couldn't do and you could you could be pretty safe. in the counseling area. you don't know when you're safe and when you're not and that's on purpose they want to make us our own policemen so that we're always af

union mills is the same. it is expands down that way if you ask me. he reaches metal bar. they pitches tent on the kuhn farm and the kuhn farm overlooked big by kirk. and he saw the bluffs behind them. that trigger had to be the triggered him to say what else is on this? we'll be flying down towards union mills. those bluffs are like 100 feet above this creek. they taper down to 50 as you get past middle berg. but still, 25 feet. if you're on the 25 foot and the other guys are below it, then you are in better shape. the objects now is should i form a defense line along pike creek which she answers of course yes. take the next slide. there you can see in black, big pick creek. it runs from manchester, following the creek through union mills. to just above tinny town. then to middle berg on the left. i this setup here is designed to do one thing for sure. and that is the orders that were given to him by henry how lake were that among other things you are to protect baltimore in washington. you can do anything else you want but you have to protect baltimore -- those guys were

at the center of the investigation into the mill fire .e started on september 2nd at a large building at roseburg forest products it spread to nearby homes. within minutes that man's home was destroyed. the lawsuit filed in san francisco superior court, accuses roseburg of choosing the save money instead of designing and maintaining a robust fire suppression system. our investigation. leads us to believe that there were numerous other fires. at the mill facility. and these numerous fires took place over a pattern of years. which should have raised all kinds of alarms. to the mill. in terms of having a robust fire suppression system. two people were killed and the firebird nearly 4000 acres, destroying 118 homes and other structures. we've reached out to roseburg for comment on the lawsuit and have not yet heard back. mateo county could receive federal funding to help with wildfire prevention bill approved by the house and waiting for a vote in the senate would provide almost $2 million to the county, the mid peninsula open space district b

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it runs from manchester following the creek through union mills. to just above taneytown then to then to middleburg on the on the left. now this this setup here of meades is designed to do. one thing for sure and that is the orders that were given to him by henry hallock were that among other things you are to protect baltimore and washington. now you can do anything else you want and but you're going to protect baltimore and those guys were paranoid in in washington. they act like they were almost paranoid. so look at look at what the pipe creek line. does it it covers road literally from harrisburg. to baltimore from gettysburg to baltimore, right? it covers all the roads. so in terms of obeying the orders of the general in chief. made shows the proper position now the question is do you do you sit simply sit behind a defensive position and wait for the enemy, of course not. of course not the enemy is not going to come to you lee's out there foraging he you sit behind your battlements. all you want leo just continue to forge. and then finally he

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