as a gamer who likes to play a lot especially online she encounters massage mystic insults and games on a daily basis i don't know what i would call some of them very slight insults so there are other classics you better go to the kitchen and fix me a sandwich. and it just gets worse from there of course. there are no boundaries i've been threatened with rape multiple times on the internet in these situations support from other players is rare. no might. become normal and nobody is really bothered anymore everyone just accepts it ok it's just another insult. not all gamers are racist or massaging it but the gaming scene in particular has a real problem one reason for that is a lack of moderators to oversee communication on the different platforms. it's a big problem and we see that gaming platforms and communities create spaces where this hatred and toxic communication are expressed openly unlike social media perpetrators don't really fear any consequences for their actions with its games on facebook i believe more action is needed to stop online hate speech the game is seen as a pro

. >> powell did not say what that magical mystical or mythical level of bond yields was that would threaten the recovery and said some supply bottlenecks in the economy but saw them in the inflation as temporary the conclusion after two days of hearings, the monetary policy unscathed and has a political green light to stay the course on current policy. tyler? >> steve, so did -- he wouldn't

in mystic, connecticut.hope that people get the same sense of history that i do when i look at this ship, and for us, keeping the knowledge, skills and abilities to be able to sail a ship and maintain a ship of this age, as well as tell the multiple stories that plimoth patuxet has to tell, all the good, the bad and the ugly of all aspects of history is so important to where we're going. and for me, of course, the maritime part of the ship itself, and again, the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to build, to sail, and to maintain a ship like mayflower ii is very, very important. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, from thomas jefferson's books to "saturday night live's" parody of joe biden, he talks about the importance of presidents and how presidents leave their imprint on the culture. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> you're watching american history tv. every weekend on c-s

as a gamer who likes to play a lot especially online she encounters massage mystic insults and games on a daily basis. i would call some of them very slight insults so they are all the classics you better go to the kitchen and fix me a sandwich. and it just gets worse from there of course. there are no boundaries i've been threatened with rape multiple times on the internet in these situations support from other players is rare. no might. become normal and nobody is really bothered anymore everyone just accepts it ok it's just another insult. not all gamers are racist or massage but the gaming scene in particular has a real problem one reason for that is a lack of moderators to oversee communication on the different platforms. even if it's a big problem and we see that gaming platforms and communities create spaces where this hatred and toxic communication are expressed openly unlike social media perpetrators don't really fear any consequences for their actions with it's games on facebook i believe more action is needed to stop online hate speech the game is seen as a problem but tha

so i think this mystical attachment to the union. which may have been something he developed as a you know, eight year old reading. talking with people out in you know on the front here in southern indiana, but something that was above and beyond a normal grasp of american history in the facts was a love of the idea of equality expressed in jefferson's second paragraph of the declaration. i love that you also mentioned the retelling aspect of it. he was not. originating the story because when people came to him during his presidency and asked things like mr. president, how do you how do you write all these amazing? stories and jokes, and he said well, i'm not i'm not a humorist. i'm a retailer of other people's. oh, that's great. so he was a retailer of the union story and admittedly humor and reverence for the union will sort of part of his complex. character right but sustained him, you know you mentioned early and i you know, we don't we don't dwell on on current events at the forum. although we have to acknowledge the reality and

so i think this mystical attachment to the union, which may have been something he developed as a, you know, 8-year-old reading, talking with people out in the -- you know, on the frontier in southern indiana, but something that was above and beyond a normal grasp of american history and the facts was a love of the idea of equality expressed in jefferson's second paragraph of the declaration. >> i love that you also mentioned the retelling aspect of it. he was not originating the story because when people came to him during his presidency and asked things like mr. president, how do you -- how do you write all these amazing stories and jokes? and he said, well, i'm not a humorist, i'm a retailer of other people's. >> oh, that's great. >> so he was a retailer of the union story and humor and reverence for the union were sort of part of his complex character. >> right. >> you mentioned early, and we don't -- we don't dwell on current events at the forum, although we have to acknowledge the reality, and you mentioned the demonstrations that will be occurring today to give a contrary view o

money alone does not sound mystic violence. it is best and at the local level the government cannot always provide answers. committee republicans recognize supporters of domestic violence but any we authorization should focus primarily on multiple solutions and a coordinated response. and then to support best practices we cannot pretend to solve them all from washington dc. look forward to the important work with faith-based providers. >> i yield back. >> without objection and then with the clerk it could be and then on april 5th, 2021. and now to introduce the witnesses. and when then domestic and sexual violence. and through the band of indians treasurer of the national indigenous women resource center. and the chief program officer for catholic charities of the archdiocese of chicago and doctor elizabeth miller a pediatrician and we appreciate the witnesses for participating today and we look forward to your testimony. let me remind the witnesses we have read your written statements they will appear in full in the record. pl

as a gamer who likes to play a lot especially online she encounters massage mystic insults and games on a daily basis. i would call some of them very slight insults so they all the classics you better go to the kitchen and fix me a sandwich. and it just gets worse from there of course. there are no boundaries i've been threatened with rape multiple times on the internet in these situations support from other players is rare. oh my. normal and nobody is really bothered anymore everyone just accepts it ok it's just another insult. not all gamers are racist. but the gaming scene in particular has a real problem one reason for that is a lack of moderators to oversee communication on the different platforms. it's a big problem and we see that gaming platforms and communities create spaces where this hatred and toxic communication are expressed openly unlike social media perpetrators don't really fear any consequences for their actions whether it's games or facebook i believe more action is needed to stop online hate speech the game is seen as a problem but that doesn't mean that every sho

buildings that resemble mystical creatures. spectacular futuristic skyscrapers adorned with greenery and a 300 metre high rooftop garden. singapore set its sights high. it evolved from a developing country to one of the richest nations in the world within just a few decades. here east meets west in the past meets the future. the airport feature. the highest indoor waterfall in the world feels singapore also has the world's largest orchid collection a unesco world heritage site. and people live in spectacular building block architecture. and ultra modern city yet the jungle and its animals are never far away and that poses a constant challenge. in a park the day begins while it is still pitch black bird cages are carried back and forth william has been unloading his birds here for 25 years. he only takes time out for the chinese new year. breeds songbirds and here they compete to sing the most beautiful song songbird competitions are very popular zebra doves are particularly skilled singers and feel most comfortable up high. the

but the competition is tough fairies and mystical beings flowed across the stage. the other domestic helpers have also put a lot of creativity into their costumes. again is trying not to let her nervousness show oh. oh oh oh oh oh oh that will be enough to win. to get the really good because i did see now that they are video so crazy they're really aiming to turn me in if you want to get. at the award ceremony yen has a hard time smiling. she will leave empty handed. but if i give my best. shot i think. they're charlie's. but at least her friends celebrate her like a winner. you. feel. when the sun sets over singapore the 3 lane road in front of the lao passage market is closed off. at 7 on the dot the beer tables and plastic stalls come out chicken beef and shrimp skewers sizzle on the grills. and night falls over the urban jungle. but the animal rescuers still have work to do they have hissing cargo in the trunk . this cobra needs to be released. just sending their love to all of us just hissing to see it to vent. oh mesereau you mean. the cobra had found its way

used to teach summers at mystic. he was a professor at university of pittsburgh. that's why i grew up in that maritime center of the universe. [ laughter ] and "mobey-dick" was his, his favorite book, and when i was growing up, it was my -- i hated "mobey-dick," because my father thought it was the greatest book, and i was a teenager in the '60s! and you know, he would raps eloquently at dinner about it. the battle-scarred novel was on his desk and i just thought it was the stupidest thing ever, and then i was in a.p. english class as a senior and mr. wells told us we had to read "mobey-dick" if we were going to graduate. and it's when i experienced the worst thing a teenager can experience, to be proven that your father was right. [ laughter ] because i started reading "mobey-dick." and i by that point developed an improbable interest in sailing. i was beginning to race sunfish sailboats of all things. actually participated in the sunfish world championship in martinique, that the previous winter. i was the youngest contestant. i was 16 years old. i mean, the wom

as a gamer who likes to play a lot especially online she encounters massage mystic insults and games on a daily basis. i would call some of them very slight insults so they are all the classics you better go to the kitchen and fix me a sandwich. and it just gets worse from there of course. there are no boundaries i've been threatened with rape multiple times on the internet in these situations support from other players is rare. this is no might. become normal and nobody is really bothered anymore everyone just accepts it ok it's just another insult. not all gamers are racist or massage but the gaming scene in particular has a real problem one reason for that is a lack of moderators to oversee communication on the different platforms. images it's a big problem and we see that gaming platforms and communities create spaces where this hatred and toxic communication are expressed openly unlike social media perpetrators don't really fear any consequences for their actions with it's games on facebook i believe more action is needed to stop online hate speech the game is seen as a problem

mystic, connecticut. i hope that people get the same sense of history that i do when i look at this ship and for us, keeping the knowledge, skills and abilities to be able to sail the ship and maintain a ship of this age, as well as tell the multiple stories that he has to tell, all the good, the bad, and the ugly, all aspects of history is so important. to where we're going and for me, of course, the maritime part of the ship itself, and knowledge, skills and ability and to sail and maintain a ship like mayflower 2 is so important. >>> this months, we're featuring american history tv programs as a sneak peek. and the parody of joe biden. debbie troy talks about how popular culture influences presidents and how, in turn, presidents leave their imprint on the culture. watch tonight, beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. >>> you're watching american history tv every weekend on c-span 3 explore our nation's past. american history tv created by america's favor

it got back to us on august 10th, from a three-year restoration at the mystic seaport museum in mystic, connecticut. i hope you will get the same sense of history, that i do when i look at the ship. for us, keeping the knowledge skills, and the abilities to be able to sail the ship and maintain a ship of this age. as well as tell the multiple stories, that it has plymouth patuxet has to tell, all of the good and the bad and the ugly of all aspects of history, is so important to where we are going, and for me of course the maritime part of the ship itself, you know again the knowledge skills, and abilities necessary to build and to sail and to maintain a ship like mayflower two, is very very important.

well i think these are 2 different issues i think or the mystical ear i think. any replacement or changing of. authorities or ministers i think it's within the. jurisdiction of the president i think. given by the constitution and him and i think these are. normal and i think. you need to see who best fits the job and i think that that's you know but what's the point is that that the president and the chief executive in a so-called unity government are displaying anything but well i i think unity government doesn't mean that there won't be any any issues of difference i think. it's again it's normal it's healthy and i think. this is what i get we'll continue to have to see to see it so ambassador not easy for this allies that we have to leave it there thank you for joining us on conflicts on. thank you. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction of. christianity the established itself. religious and secular leaders displaying their power. create the tallest. the biggest most beautiful structures. stone masons builders and architects compete w

buildings that resemble mystical creatures. spectacular futuristic skyscrapers adorned with greenery and a 300 meter high rooftop garden. singapore set its sights high. it evolved from a developing country to one of the richest nations in the world within just a few decades us. here east meets west and the past meets the future. of. the airport. features the highest indoor waterfall in the world so singapore also has the world's largest orchid collection a guinness the world heritage site. and people live in spectacular building block architecture. and ultra modern city yet the jungle and its animals are never far away. and that poses a constant challenge. in parklea day begins while it is still pitch black bird cages are carried back and forth william has been unloading his birds here for 25 years. he only takes time out for the chinese new year. breeds songbirds and here they compete to sing the most beautiful song songbird competitions are very popular zebra doves are particularly skilled singers and feel most comfortable up

to mystic of the americans could influence the russians in this way that i can see the dialogue and create durable well i make no political judgments as a natural scientist. michel you said at the beginning of the show we need military dialogue and we need it urgently that's going to give me sleepless nights why do we need military dialogue urgently. because the. the americans should talk about military issues in the arctic and the experts quite quite agree about that point in those moscow and washington that there should be a dialogue as soon as possible ok last question on the show the question i asked at the beginning who will win the race for the arctic riches stuff on rumsfeld. well i hope we win and it shouldn't be a race against each other. for the russia d.w. can bomb who is going to win the race for the optics riches. well it's not about who's going out when their race it's about. that we don't destroy the sensitive and that meant i would say and there has to be at come to responsibility of all the countries involved. thank you all 3 for being with us today we'll be discussing the

violence the council of europe accord known as the istanbul convention is designed to combat the mystic violence and promote equality conservatives in turkey said threatens traditional family values. tens of thousands of people in cities across europe have taken part in protests against a run a virus restrictions including in the u.k. finland croatia poland and germany in the german city of casa will demonstrators clashed with police who then used pepper spray and border cannons to disperse the crowds in fiction rights are spiking in europe and tougher restrictions expected. international fans will not be able to attend this summer's olympic games in tokyo because of the pandemic the games were due to take place last year but we're postponed due to the virus now and the japan by fans will be allowed to attend around $1000000.00 of a ses fans who have already brought tickets will now get wi-fi. this is day to day news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at data bleed news or visit our website to be found at the dot com. the rain forests of ecuador are a treasure trove

create layers of masonry a smooth it's possible arranging the variously colored stones to create mystic effect was a big challenge. but. what makes the field stone church is so special is the variety of stones used in that it's not just one material at the stones very a lot here we have some that are reddish in color some are more yellow. then we also have black stones and green ones. when the sun shines on them the whole building appears to glow from the inside he's avoided for. christian settlers brought their faith to this traditionally pagan area and built these village churches. craftsman artists hailing from the low countries decorated the interiors with sculptures paintings and altars. as the media and the z. settlers were recruited from the lowlands. they were happy to relocate because living conditions were very tough at home here in the settled territories they were promised many freedoms for instance they didn't have to pay any taxes so enormous groups of pioneers crossed the elba into the country to the lisa the horse the 1st churches were still made of wood like the houses

i had to go down to mystic seaport. and so i remember we spent quite a long afternoon maybe a little longer than that where mary was just explaining to me how this all worked being on a whale boat rowing throwing the harpoon. it's absolutely essential. and spending time up in the folksville trying to visualize what it was like when a whale because i was writing about the essex the nantucket whale ship, they got rammed by a whale. what was it like when a creature is large as an 85 foot 85 ton sperm whale crashed into the bow and you know, so that was just amazing and then fast forward about 12 years. where in the heart of the sea is looks like it's going to become a movie by that time the charles w. morgan is being restored to former glory and i had the opportunity to have lunch in the captain's cabin with ron howard and the screenwriter peter morgan of the queen and the crown and all that. he was rewriting some of the script and it was like, oh my you know, wow, what's this going and what was fascinating and talking wit

mystic cords of memory, you know, just beautiful.e nails the point but he gives you these great phrases. there has been occasional president who wrote well and then there is lincoln. lincoln could have made it as a writer. >> like everything else, the inaugural address is received strictly along party, reegional and racial line. lincoln is balanced and fair and appe appeal to the better angels of our nature. >> southerners think his inaugural was badly written and threatening. >> it did not keep them from succeeding from the union. >> his politics don't get him that fall because they don't please anybody. they don't please the southerners and the about l abolit abolitionists. >> one of lincoln's hardest critic is frederick douglas. douglas was one of the most prominent leaders in the african-american community. one of the greatest figures of the african movement. >> when lincoln says he was not trying to abolish slavery and all the southern states, that did not appeal to frederick douglas. a lot of times when people celebrate lincoln

where we often went for dinner that there was a kind of spiritual quality or mystical, i can remember the exact word to lincoln's attachment to the union which maybe his greatest attribute. and i think alexander stevens said something like that too and you and i have emailed a bit, really interested in their friendship. their friendship and rivalry. but lincoln his -- to further all the goals you mentioned, including winning over democrats and then northern keeping border states, extremely important. and by the, way over the course of writing this book felt that it was incredibly important that virginia had not yet succeeded by the time. virginia even more than kentucky and missouri and maryland. it was really important that this state of presidents was still part of the united states when he was inaugurated. but to further all of those goals, retelling the history and he's a master retailer that might be the right word because there were a lot of floating competitive ideas of american history. we're all in the history of business. we all tell it all the time. we're seeing a really in

1st time in 2 decades according to the world bank a pandemic and and suing restrictions alleged to mystic demand and supply shocks across the region countries with the highest levels of covert deaths and infections also have the weakest performance. in the bank of england has unveiled a new 50 pound note in honor of alan turing the computing pioneer played a major role in decrypting nazi messages during world war 2 a more durable and forgery secure 50 pound poly near no 2 will be issued on june the 23rd to coincide with chilling birthday. it was only a year ago that a germany was praised for its exemplary handling of the pandemic case numbers were low and the public largely adopted hygiene measures and restrictions things aren't going so well now cases are quickly rising the country's still in lockdown and vaccinations and moving sluggishly germans and businesses are losing their patience . once the poster child for managing the pandemic germany has now fallen behind other developed nations after a sluggish vaccine rollout and months of lockdowns businesses have lost their patience broke

issue of coverage of the registry and we are now discussing this for several years and i've talked to mystic about this scandal now a nonces the pressure to adopt the registry still and that and then in the period of this which means till summer about we also need further steps to america to increase the and also strengthen the rules of the political to of the members of parliament in south we have seen in the full in the cases off newsline and little for instance but apparently members of parliament sometimes found or established companies which are one person companies owned and yes directed only by themselves with no further employee with no further business and apparently. an ethical or even legal business around after their payments their receipts companies and there's a lack of transparency i think we have to work to work on companies by members of parliament should be more transparent to talk about this to see what they are in fact doing ok we have to leave it there chairman opposition lawmaker florian tounkara from the f.t.p. party thank you for talking with us on talk of the unions.

. >> the mystic cords of memory stretching from every battlefield and patriot grave to every living heartver this broad land will yet swell the chorus of the union when again touched as surely they will be by the better angels of our nature. >> mystic chords of memory. you know, just beautiful. he nails the point, but he also gives you these great phrases. there have been occasional presidents who wrote well, and then there's lincoln. lincoln could have made it as a writer. >> like everything else, the inaugural address is received strictly along party, regional, and even racial lines. white republicans love it. lincoln is balanced. lincoln is fair. lincoln is appealing to the better angels of our nature. southerners think his first inaugural, it's badly written, it's coercive, it's threatening. >> it did not keep them from seceding from the union. >> so his centrist politics don't get him anywhere because they don't please anybody. they don't please southerners, and they don't please the abolitionists. >> one of lincoln's harshest critics is frederick douglass. >> douglass was one of the

and they say we are governed by a strangely mystical, religious experience not grounded in truth?t is that truth? >> the founders were guided by that. a declaration of independence such as thomas jefferson wrote could not have been written without it being informed by western christian judeo principles. we are rooted in this. i am not saying we are a christian nation. i am saying we are a nation whose founding documents reflect and embrace western values of human equality, personal freedom, human rights and the right to pursue happiness in your way, the way that your conscience guides you. >> in america, that includes adults being able to live their lives as they wish. the modern conservative does not want to telling buddy how to live their life. we just want to follow the constitution. [laughter]-- [applause] >> we have a big visitor hitting the ground here at any time, so this is your final question. make it easy. >> i went around the lobby this morning asking people what they wanted me to ask you. person after person said, asked matt what are our marching orders? [applause] the

that we can be grateful we've still got as a mystic vaccine manufacturing industry and europe. which means that in india at up on a while owns the world's largest vaccine plant is currently working on the license for us trizone eka to make a 1000000000 doses by the end of this year. we're going to. be priced. vaccine manufacturing the world like we are for all our vaccines is going to be priced in a few 100 rupees budget price must production in india not all vaccine makers if this used licenses for the us and now india wants patient rights to be suspended. the world trade organization has called on its members to cooperate more closely this must include those of manufacturing including in emerging markets. however member countries would have to agree unanimously to suspend painted bright big pharma are not the only object to say that idea mary of a c.e.o. research is humanitarian logistics she's against suspending pate and rights maybe to finance a vast horse we've decided to change that boy sees and not to invest any more than this is the development which is very critical so

[applause] so michael it mysticism, but i cannot help but feel that there was some divine plan, that place this continent here between the two great oceans, to be found by people from any corner of the earth, people who had an extra ounce of desire for freedom, and some extra courage to rise up and leave their families, the relatives their friends, and their nation. and come here. to eventually make this country the truth. the truth of the matter is, if we took this crowd and if we could go through and ask, the heritage and the background, of every family represented here, we would probably come up with the names of almost every country on earth, every corner of the world, and every race. here, is the one spot on earth, where we have the brotherhood of man. and maybe as we continue, as we continue with this proudly this brotherhood of man, made up from people representative of every corner of the earth. maybe one day boundaries all over the earth will disappear as people cross boundaries and find out that yes, there is a brotherhood of man. and this world, can become that brotherhood

some may call it mysticism, but i cannot help but feel there was a divine plan that placed this continent here between the two great oceans to be found by people from many corner of the earth. people that had an extra ounce of courage for freedom. and come here to make this country, the truth of the mat every is if we took this crowd and if we could go through and ask, the her substantial, the background of every family represented here, we could come up with every corner of the either, country, and race. here is the one spot on earth where we have. the brotherhood of man. and maybe as we continue, as we continue with this proudly, brotherhood of man made up of people representative of every part of the earth, maybe one day boundaries, all over the earth, will disappear as people cross boundaries and find out that yes, there is a brotherhood of man and this world can become that brotherhood of man in every corner. thank you all and god bless you all. thank you. >> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span 3

as a gamer who likes to play a lot especially online she encounters massage mystic insults and games on a daily basis i know. i would call some of them very slight insults so they are all the classics you better go to the kitchen and fix me a sandwich. and it just gets worse from there of course. there are no boundaries. i've been threatened with rape multiple times on the internet in these situations support from other players is rare. no might. become normal and nobody is really bothered anymore everyone just accepts it ok it's just another insult. not all gamers are racist or massage but the gaming scene in particular has a real problem one reason for that is a lack of moderators to oversee communication on the different platforms. it's a big problem and we see that gaming platforms and communities create spaces where this hatred and toxic communication are expressed openly unlike social media perpetrators don't really fear any consequences for their actions with its games on facebook i believe more action is needed to stop online hate speech the game is seen as a problem but that

the european union is trying to iron out some of the kinks in the mystic vaccines, a shortage of large plastic bags has been identified as a significant bottleneck for pharmaceutical companies. the financial times reported that the eu is in discussions with companies including merck to step of the production of such raw materials and reduce their blinds on foreign suppliers. pharmaceutical companies may hold the key to ending the pandemic but how muster they stand to gain from their vaccines? >> a year into the coronavirus pandem, public pressure is on to keep pharma prices down. as johnson and johnson and astrazeneca have pledged to sell their vaccines at cost except -- instead of for profit. alberta: it is in the 20's. >> pfizer and biontech stand to make over a billion euros from vaccine sales but the real money in from allies not in vaccines but in treating chronic and long-term conditions. that means future pockets will depend on the nature of the pandemic itself and how the coronavirus evolves. >> we started making a vaccine f the variant. we don't know whether we will need it bu

schools will close their doors for three weeks and there will be a month-long ban on the mystic travel. -- on domestic travel. international concern over the violence in myanmar. the deadly violence inflicted by the military junta starting with a coup on for jury first. -- on february 1. an attempted coup just two days before the newly elected president is set to be sworn into office. thank you for joining us. we begin here in france, where president emmanual macron has announced a nationwide closure of schools to combat rising numbers of coronavirus infections. it is the most of the for can change to the current restrictions already in place. there will be a ban on domestic travel for one month. macron warned the virus is accelerating and deaths could soon reach 100,000. he also said that there is light at the end of the tunnel and there could be a gradual reopening starting in mid-may. >> [speaking french] >> the centers are ready to vaccinate all citizens over 17 years old. april 16, first appointments will be given to those between 60 and 70 years old. from may 15, appointments wil

but the competition is tough fairies and mystical beings flowed across the stage. the other domestic helpers have also put a lot of creativity into their costumes. the end is trying not to let her nervousness show. that will it be enough to win. the league because i did see now that they are so crazy to rate and turn me in if you want to get. at the award ceremony yan has a hard time smiling. she would leave empty handed. but i think i did my best. to. c get. there and saw it. but at least her friends celebrate her like a winner. when the sun sets over singapore the 3 lane road in front of the market is closed off. at 7 on the dot the beer tables and plastic stalls come out chicken beef and shrimp skewers sizzle on the grills. and night falls over the urban jungle. but the animal rescuers still have work to do they have hissing cargo in the trunk of. this cobra needs to be released. just sending their love to all of us just hissing to say it to me and you know don't mess around me. the cobra had found its way into an underground car park snakes bad reputation is un

the other thing i went to mystic sea port and spent time in the charles w. morgan, the last remaining american wooden whale ship, spent a lot of time channelling what it would have been like when a whale attacked and went to the kendall whaling museum, which had its own wonderful collection, that's now part of the bedford whaling museum. so, all of these provided -- history isn't what happened in the past. it's what we tell, using the evidence of what came from the past. you're -- you don't know everything about what happened. you just have these art facts from the past, whether it's a journal, a letter, a newspaper account. all of these kinds of things and you take that all together. you take this all together. and it's the historian's job, then we try to tell the story as best we can, to be truthful to what historical accounts you have and inevitably, they disagree between chase and nickerson. and you have to make the judgment call, who to believe. >> the nantucket historical association polled these things. in 2015 a film version of your book came out, "t

besides its entrenched mystic problems, he was also taking on armenia's fraud regional relationships. stalled peace talks with azerbaijan over nagorno-karabakh collapsed. armed and assisted by turkey, azerbaijan went on a devastating offensive. to stave off a complete route, he accepted a humiliating russian-brokered cease-fire giving up swathes of formerly armenian-controlled territory. it cost him huge lyrical capital and opened a rift between his government and the military. >> this is the end of the velvet revolution. he made it clear in his speech -- he said this is the end of velvet. what that means and what comes after is anyone's guess. there is a lot of instability in the country after the war that ended in november 2020. the opposition has been calling for his resignation. >> not long ago, he was the figurehead for a more democratic and equitable armenia. now his political future hanks in the balance. >> let's bring our guests in. we have a member parliament, and an independent analyst on conflict resolution, former advisor to the prime minister, and the president of the int

to create layers of masonry as smooth as possible arranging the variously colored stones to create mystic effect was a big challenge. what makes the field stone churches so special is the variety of stones used in that it's not just one material at the stones very a lot here we have some that are reddish in color some are more yellow. then we also have black stones and green ones. when the sun shines on them the whole building appears to glow from the inside he's avoided for. christian settlers brought their faith to this traditionally pagan area and built these village churches. craftsman artists hailing from the low countries decorated the interiors with sculptures paintings and altars. the needle the. settlers were recruited from the lowlands. they were happy to relocate because living conditions were very tough at home here in the settled territories they were promised many freedoms for instance they didn't have to pay any taxes so enormous groups of pioneers crossed the elbe into the country to the lisa. the 1st churches were still made of wood like the houses but as the villages bec

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