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gerald blessey: well, then, the board called dean morse and the chancellor on the carpet and said they would have to withdraw the invitation. but they refused. they said they would resign if the board withdrew the invitation. and they said ole miss would probably lose its accreditation. and josh added, being the great trial lawyer that he was, like a closing argument, by the way, you're risking having the football team get kicked out of the ncaa. he was bluffing. he was just being a trial lawyer and bluffing, scaring the hell out of them about their most important ast. and after that, the board ted by a o-vote margin to allow kennedy to come to ole miss. william f. winter: he understood that that was the right place to be. dick scruggs: it was a game week atmosphere. it was a big event. and so it created a lot of excitement on campus. charles k. ross: robert f. kennedy on the campus of the university of mississippi that represents this bason of segregation, this closed society. frank thackston: the more the consternation-- the public consternation about him coming-- wringing of hands a

the shooter expressed for morse for the massacre saying he had been radicalized by racist conspiracy. theories on the internet. dozens of migrants are missing and presumed dead. after their boat sank off the coast of libya, rescuers have retrieved 11 bodies, while 7 survivors are in hospital receiving treatment. it's just the latest ship wreck in the mediterranean, one of the world's most dangerous migration routes. will ron's president ever i'm right you see has criticized sanctions as quote weapons of mass destruction during the 2nd day of a rare state visit to china to her on is seeking closer ties with beijing, which is already one of the biggest buyers of iranian oil runs economy has been struggling for years due to crippling us sanctions imposed over its nuclear program . here in berlin organizers are getting ready to roll out the red carpet or the cities annual film festival known as the brilliant dollar. on top of the usual glitz and glamour, there's a string of movies and events in solidarity with ukraine and the protests in iraq. the berlin allah is back after 2 scaled down

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a poster guide to the morse code transmitter and portable radio station, the exhibition provides an opportunityto touch the heroic past of our people is the target audience, the rising generation. we have a lot of crazy guys who you ask people somewhere from someone for something and so ordinary people come to the club who want this item to remain somewhere with collectors so that they can tell something show and pass the battle path. well, at the exhibition we will show it all, how it all went. how it was all done, checklists in partizansk detachments. many documents and personal belongings of our heroes are provided here. in gomel has a lot of exhibits, even our exhibits of our grandfathers. this is directly, native sheets. awards. each item is unique. she really went through her battle path, as they say, and will still pass and serve, but for generations in the exposition, not only military attributes, you can see children's books from the times of the great patriotic war , accessories of the era. rare photos more we have a sports review of the agency's project of news series available on so

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here are the rooms where these flying rooms are, where the keys of the morse code are located, whereld have been sitting, which have a wired communication system for communication with all cities of ukraine well soviet there is no ukrainian soviet socialist republic, there was a separate room where, moreover, the names of ukrainian cities were displayed, that is, this point, which, apparently, was supposed to check the state of the energy industry equipment equipment of all soviet times. everything is semi-standard, which had to withstand a nuclear strike. that is, therefore , it was possible to be in these bunkers, but i don’t know if there, if not for years exactly, at the same time, classes for classes for repairs, equipment and libraries, a and logs records. uh, preparation and maintenance of this one. that is, you understand , moreover, nowhere. i have not found any mention of the existence of this secret control bunker or command post. that is , in theory, in the event of a man-made disaster. this is where the control should have come from. yes, at least the ukrainian soviet so

because his clothes, mrs. burnett also miss. yet the name was out to his policy on more north san morse . cumby olympus was at the could as you'd not bug montgomery didn't know because your mom was up on a link to live in charlotte, but i can was came to the us kill if i'll dump out of pocket bomb. was i sick with that? i lot. she no bugger, you see, were you seeing was that our handle commit to say general, kill your latino? yes, i'm will. will come by little, but as he used to sassy the cdc defeat, ah, federal, i, the mass, the in thing, the most of the, probably my a job, the in, in, were just possibly then, is there not have that the needles in, i mean, they see at the 14th a little sick with no sunday, the needle donaldsonville southwest rather disconnect k every level is i will, i mean people will be at us and i say it, it to the address of money that you know when that get there was very i said he thought of me are going to spell sequestered of them is, i mean impact. but again, it left sort of my math lab be that if i seen the can see the net. ah, gladys was released 8 days afte

impetuous at this juncture although i think you can nationalize in the context that jay powell at the morse federal reserve talk no less than 11 times then using the word disinflation in these companies that are the nasdaq leaders were the kind of companies that propagate kathy was portfolio really thrive in an environment unreasonable growth slow and also low-inflation or dis- inflationary environment. so the tailwinds are really helping to manifest the gains we seen at the market at large read by tech related companies and obviously exaggerated by some of the portfolio holdings of kathy woods is impressive and i can't help but think investors have gotten a little bit of head of themselves relative to the economic fundamentals that don't get matched impressive gains have been put on by some of the stocks were portfolios. maria: by the way we are seeing a lot of layoffs within the sector as well, where you think the market is headed into you think we will see a recession? >> sure on the latter point i think it does seem likely that we see a recession in the second half of this year although

of resistance for the allies who fought against nazi germany, the opening chords of the symphony in morse code corresponded to the code marked with the letter v, which symbolized victory. it was a kind of motive for joining forces to win the war and since putin is very similar to hitler, i think this analogy is appropriate, we should also signal resistance and beethoven himself was a composer who believed and fought for freedom and his music about freedom from oppression and oppression opened concert of the national anthem of ukraine performed by the choir and soloists of the metropolitan and napor dmytro popov is one of those who had the honor of performing the national anthem of ukraine from the stage of the metropolitan says it was a very touching moment, or in general if i sang the national anthem of ukraine - as they say geese goosekin that is, well, that is, the whole body and skin trembles and everything, that is, it is not important for me the subway operation is for little girls is it for the military eh i sang the national anthem of ukraine everywhere in madrid and in the vangua

so you don't have to go to france when he is as well for i'm so bob morse known as this was glued sort of bronze on ramen's farm preparations for the next season or underway. the pumpkin has to go. the land is being cleared and the plants for next year are growing in the green house. i ask rahman, what has changed for him this year? nick if you need to skip his new genuine. i don't see any big changes. i don't really. i mean, we're working in the same rhythm as last year. and the year before last was over from the madness though. let sure that i don't see any changes in the moral sphere either you from the model, but it's quite possible that patriotism is increasing. susie's search additionally, we've been is that see because of the partial mobilization, which called up more people from pullman weapon as us relatives are starting to support their boys more, which would just show chip looseness to think of them moment in romance. case. the conviction that his russia is doing the right thing has continued to grow . he expresses no criticism of putin. on the contrary, ramon is convinced t

defense system from short-medium and long -range complexes is in vain, or something, all these isa non-morses there. uh, hooks, mole, and the pentagon does not stop trying to concrete the sky, at least over certain areas of the fallow land, for example, on the topic where there will be a bazi. rushing nato armored vehicles, however, there is hope, a way to overcome even an over-saturated pv system - this is its overload. such tactics more than once allowed our army to effectively hit targets anywhere in ukraine, experts believe that in the future, balls with reflective corners will be used in front of massive drones or cruise missiles. for example, we plan to hit let's say a combined heat and power plant. we conditionally 10 balls there, let it go downwind. and now, when a cruise missile or something else is already flying there. they let an anti-missile into this area, it will most likely target these corners, because they are more contrasting. we are now defending the crimean bridge in the same way. russia's capabilities allow to launch hundreds and even thousands, and spread along the enti

north san morse. come be olympus was her because she's not bible montgomery didn't know because your mom was up on a little delincia look at, but i can was came to the us kill if i don't put up aga bomb was sick, was that i not, she not burger. you see why you see him was that our handle commit to say general, kill your latino. yes, i'm will was gone by little, but as he is not, i see the cdc defeat ah, schedule i the mass, the in thing, the mistletoe, probably man, a job. the in, in were just possibly lead anything not have that the needles in, i mean i see at the 14th i looked at west trust not sunday, the needle thought of most if west rather is gonna stay on the ladder is i will, i mean people will be at us, and i say it, it to the rest of what money that you know will now be that get there will study. i said he thought of me are going to spell sequestered of them have is, i mean impact or get a lot for my math lab be there. if i see the can see the net. ah, lettuce was released 8 days after being

but at the age of 15 she already knew morse code. now, in addition to remaining in the army, she also works as a translator and synchronist in the women's veteran russia and also writes articles about how women live in to the armed forces of ukraine, i understand that you do not always spite us all, and in my opinion there will be no such thing that we will return to some kind of peaceful life, because it seems to me that a peaceful life no longer exists for us, and this well, it is not necessarily a veteran's syndrome "necessarily according to tsn, it's readiness for the same situation, it's readiness to hear some unpleasant things from people, like , we didn't send you there, but the russian brothers, and we understand what will happen next. and after the war, we will have even more work. hope remains in army and she is doing everything to make ukraine win the war, so she wants to learn how to be a seamstress and a repairman , as well as learn remote programming and satellite technologies in addition to starlinks , however, after a

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involved behind the scenes they are, providing a lot of non-lethal aid, they have been fanning flame morse world, providing non-lethal pieces of support to russia, most dangerous thing is a china-iran-russia alliance. china has little reasons to get involved but yet they continue to get involved they know it hurts us. i wore about the shifting in allies that are taking place. they seem to be using this war in ukraine as a test case for to taiwan. will russia be successful in taking land that is not there. that will set a dangerous precedent, china, up' they don't want world peace, they want world domination, you look at everything they are doing, to reshape the world behind the scenes with a greedy appetite for resources and energy, they steal american businesses intellectual property, every day, we saw what they did with the espyion age of cases that just scratching the surface. jimmy: agreed. we have you on our side, nobody wants to mess with that that you, bret. >> th thank you, sir. jimmy: president biden going to give poland nuclear energy. >> we're launching a new tragedy -- plans to

that's more than the household income for morse -- most americans. that's coming down of it because of the tesla moves but we are also seeing automakers introducing less expensive ones and we should see more of that. ed: what is the permanency of this phenomenon? how long do prices stay elevated? michelle: i think for a while. we don't see them coming back down and i would quibble with keith a little bit. we started seeing this trend long before the chip shortage. we saw the domestic automakers getting out of the traditional car business, those lower-priced cars, leaving that to the asian automakers and they have not been able to produce them fast enough to appeal to people who are on budgets. that's not going to change. we are moving more towards electric vehicles. i don't know when the price parity gets there but we are in for high prices for a while. caroline: i want to bring up what we have been asking the audience about. this context, 66 thousand dollars, more than most americans annual income. what is more worrying for you in terms of inflation

if a morse permanent solution has not been found before that, taxpayers will then start to pay $750 ay. this is the last weekend before the hotel turns into a migrant shelter. when asked about the deal struck in bankruptcy court to house migrants we got this statement that, quote, as of february 6th this property will not be operating as a hotel nor open for booking during this contract. it's the latest but not the only hotel to serve as migrant shelter in new york city. all of these hotels already have migrants and rooms funded by taxpayers. you and i are in new york city all the time. this is something we see often. i want to give the viewers the perspective of what 50 stories looks like a. this is a 50 story hotel, every single one of these stores, $190. i will leave you with that shot? stuart: stay cool. when the white house said they do not support banning gas stoves, role tape. >> i'm not looking to ban gas stoves, and there is no proceedings to do so. stuart: we know the administration was serious until the uproar against it. details coming up. we are learning how much masks re

firms like costco and china merchants which operate overseas ports they can provide naval vessels with morse peschel lysed technical repairs. the pier see us establish to leverage capabilities and supportev more trickery. chinese domestic laws required private firms to provide support for military action in the protection of chinese overseas interest for the also mandate certain civilian vessels -- ships have began to participate inls pla exercises with increasg regulating by providing these capabilities chinese firms facilitate more robust pla at overseas than would otherwise be possible. given the situation worded implication of these activities with u.s. partners and allies? in thehe short term is the pla becomes more active broad u.s. and pla courses should expect to interact with each other more for a gallon and a more diverse locations and we have already seen these unexpected and her actions could lead to military confrontations at potential escalating to rev crisis but a good example was in 2010 when the military virtue lays originating from china space including landing on u.s. plan

city in iraq, mostly ah, 4 months mohammed collected evidence from inside syria. ahmed, there was old morse, assumable, social mobile, maria dorothy of the year at arm and other daughter, bianca, to little insert and mortar coffee hums, moffatt latrice julia dated zulu, which is in eastern syria, fell to i. soul live nelson, circular in the dark on delane uncontrolled am i will, i can leave all helmed alarm dash one donald about. i do believe loudon often because human in huffy, minimal dash on the fixed in the jaw, and it won't be her weird. a lot model where i'd had been to better market gelato sedona and hustled alahi my don't want me to him devoted sa, which had been the in the dashboard. your meat was out at the awesome night and the nate, will it hacked? if from turkey, mohammed collected information that reflected the reality of those living under iso, the documents that he supplied us showed that men were banned from shaving their beards. and that the pol internet users had to give their names. ah, the video of this man who was accused of rank, was pretty filmed by sound and picture

into which homer himself just moved and where wires still dangled from the ceilings on which samuel morse had hung them 20 years earlier for his successful, expressive inventing the telegraph. he could sell a design such as news from the war for about $100. the equivalent of 20 $700. today in those days, the value of an oil painting like this was similar. but homer aspired to become more than an illustrator. he wanted to be a and for that needed to paint. with his success designing of life and camp, he turned naturally to that same subject in his first canvases. he chose the title with considerable care home sweet home. a man. few words. his titles were often as multivalent as his pictures. the subject of home permeated the civil war. for all those who had a stake in the the enslaved who had no home, the confederates who believed that only through secession could they retain their home and. the federal troops who fought ultimately for a larger mission, a reimagined home, an america anointed by god, for his purposes, for most of each year, homer's life in the 1860s and 1870s was an urban o

belarus since then, i began to limp on both legs and stopped owning tricks, carotein always forgot morse i again could not begin to fulfill my task, because i was immediately sent to the construction of the institutskaya shed unfinished building, where i worked for more than two months, the second, acting as the third student of the fourth grade sixth grade bricklayer with a quality mark, with an incredible effort of will, i pulled myself together and even tried not to waste time, not in vain to find out the secret program-controlled concrete mixer and the most complex switching punched cards. i asked the foreman how it works, what did he answer me? rumor and here. put a pothole on the side of the squiggle and pull the pimp twice. and after that, gouge with a puffer for a goofball and codes chvak no scotch tape on and estimate, there is no candle for yourself, because at that time they put your silver sword there and wait until it cools down, written down by me after the master. the order of operation of the concrete mixer was immediately transferred by me to the center. for 8 weeks, the

it's morse, and to it fell to lincoln to shed light in that moment because of the nature of the constitution, the of politics. ultimately lincoln became that instrument. and so i do believe that lincoln himself saw, as he put it, that it's probably light to go on wandering twilight as poor doubting thomas did. i think that's true. but i think the twilight is brighter because of lincoln than it would otherwise be. well, we we feel here at the workshop, of course, that every major historian, even minors, ones need to tackle abraham lincoln. and so after tackling jefferson and jackson and others, why did you feel the need to come to lincoln? well, i now can it the weinberger doctrine. i think you're right. i he's like everest. i think you got to climb him. i if there's one theme in the books i've done, it's that not that past was perfect or that the giants once roamed the earth, but that fallen frail and fallible people in the past managed, however briefly, momentous league to transcend their limitation, to transcend appetite, their ambition to do the right thing. and lincoln, i believe, should

way it works is -- care am rate custody morse have arrears are automatically enrolled and xafrngs for making monthly payments on current amounts due on the bill for a 12 mont period. the arrears will be waived. the full amount be waived that applies to pg and e deliver and he cleanpowersf generation charges. so, that program rolled out around the same time we were applying to impelement our disadvantaged communities program. so we felt there was a great aline am in the purpose of the programs. so -- we autoenrolled the customers that were amp customers. into the disadvantaged communities at the time there was a large are number of customers that has declined. that's where the 1 upon 70 come into play. the we are currently promoeth the program for voluntary enroll am. and doing that through various means. but we are finding that the voluntary enrollment is trickling in. one thing we are in the process of doing is looking at expanding the enrollment in the program and a lottery so we autoenroll to the full capacity of the program. sorry for the long explanation it is complicated i hope

let's off this section out with sunday's leo should have too many tick tock has watching inspector morseke tick tock sleuths have sparked outrage after filming themselves digging up woodland close to where nicola billy vanished. this is the mother who disappeared . and ever since, she disappeared. and ever since, she just seems to vanished into. into thin air. so there's various , you know, people are various, you know, people are speculating onto what could what could have and people have been descending onto onto the area to try and solve it themselves . try and solve it themselves. like you said, i blame csi everybody thinks they're the miss marple and can solve a crime . so we do show . so it's crime. so we do show. so it's not it seems like maybe what about those true life podcasts? yeah there's a look. there's a lot of people we can we can and we'd like to speculate on that. but this this guy is a he's got a tick tock account called curtis. stuff doesn't . curtis. cool stuff doesn't. sound like the sort of person who solve a crime to be who could solve a crime to be honest on boxin

let's off this section out with sunday's leo should have too many tick tock has watching inspector morseke tick tock sleuths have sparked outrage after filming themselves digging up woodland close to where nicola billy vanished. this is the mother who disappeared . and ever since, she disappeared. and ever since, she just seems to vanished into. into thin air. so there's various , you know, people are various, you know, people are speculating onto what could what could have and people have been descending onto onto the area to try and solve it themselves . try and solve it themselves. like you said, i blame csi everybody thinks they're the miss marple and can solve a crime . so we do show . so it's crime. so we do show. so it's not it seems like maybe what about those true life podcasts? yeah there's a look. there's a lot of people we can we can and we'd like to speculate on that. but this this guy is a he's got a tick tock account called curtis. stuff doesn't . curtis. cool stuff doesn't. sound like the sort of person who solve a crime to be who could solve a crime to be honest on boxin

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the military, that is, this is a divisional command post there, if, uh, satellite communications and morsed then cable lines can be stretch, in addition , they want to remember completely with condensed milk stew. this is work and for specific requests, to which the caring alla professional seamstresses respond, hundreds of full dress uniforms for the military have passed through her hands. now helps volunteers with the development of special camouflage for snipers. and there is no intelligence inspired, because it is just the same for me. it's something from within . you are the impulse to help with what i can contribute. there are hundreds of similar stories in every region. vadim set up tailoring for him in his car shop, where they used to do upholstery of salons, now they sew, pouches collect bulletproof vests. here i’m doing the layers for all the guests, again, here, that is, as if holding the fragments. here, how, how pistol bullets of body armor. it was our products that the troops have already given away. there's probably about forty-five pieces. that is, there are some modules, t

marconi had a way to send signals through the air and he used a, you know, at first morse code was doing broadcast the enish channel and this guy professor jerry green read about it and of course marconi was everybody how he made the radio so green just ma a better one and you can see the antenna notre dame's actual chapel right there are up on the he has e antenna strung and the guys in chago said, ce the city and we'd like to do a story on you and us, how it works. but in the middle of the city, the am radio wouldn't work very well. so they to take it out in the lake and, they put it on the tug protector. this is the first broadcast on the great lakes. and they send it out. they went a mile out and they sent semaphore flags back and forth that they could see through. speigel passes, and then they'd send that signal through the the radio to show it worked. and at the very end they sent the word marconi as a tribute to the inventor. and of course, all the companies that had boats were like, we have to this this is the way to call for help. you know, this is a way to tell people what our

on this very morse , for example, such sparks began to run from her, who said that you, of course, would are planning, but we somehow forgot that the russians have 300,000, which they are, we are holding them back, they said, he is gone. yes , he didn’t say in another thing that you don’t forget, 30,000 didn’t really fight. and most importantly, for six months, which will not serve. after all, they will already turn into those experienced fighters against which everything that we are preparing now is , in general, not very good. and of course, this is the esterizirov that we now have and the reserves that we are preparing. of course, they will play exactly the same huge role. i hope it’s a turning point, i don’t even hope, i’m sure in this war, as the fact that ukraine is now trying to prepare sets me up, in principle, in a positive way. more news coming. here we discussed several times the fate of the fortress regiments, that is, our mobilized, who occupied positions, but who didn’t have the equipment there , that’s all, i dealt with the fate of one and it turned out that, in general, l

there, right there, the rooms for the teletypewriter, the rooms where the keys of the alphabet are morset, in which there is a wired communication system for communication with all cities of ukraine well, the soviet ukrainian soviet socialist republic is no-no. here there was a separate room, where, moreover , the names of ukrainian cities were displayed, that is , this point, which was supposed to check the state of the energy industry and equipment equipment. all soviet times , everything is according to the standards that were supposed to withstand a nuclear strike. that is, therefore, in these bunkers could be located, but i don’t know, if not for years exactly, at the same time, classes for classes for classes for repairs, equipment and libraries are located on different floors, and there are magazines for preparing and maintaining this one. that is, you understand , moreover, nowhere. i haven't found any mention of the existence of this secret control bunker or command post. that is, in theory, in the event of a man-made disaster. this is where the control should have come from. uh