who do you would you name you have an american name and i don't want have esther sarah. yeah, i like the word so. oh i got no room in my makeup break when everybody laughs. oh, oh, oh my god. oh, my god. oh, you you see this amazing. you you know. oh, my god. it's confusing. why name connie? you know, when i. i was foreign, you know, but i realized what it means is, you know, your parents watched it work hard and, like, be brave and take chances. yes, i did do that. yeah. so thank you. oh, yeah. you. oh, love. to watch as just too much. like i how i who needs. yeah. oh my gosh. oh. are there i care remember are there any connie's tonight. is there a connie because there. has to be. big. what it because. yeah all i'm saying and i love. it just you know you're in middle name. yes is get to know your family no no your middle name is is no yeah. oh well --. i. i didn't know that you know, i see a lot of my nieces are here and nina is the oldest niece and husband, eric and. and then stacy is nina's sister and the youngest. and then the next sister is charlotte and that's her

, began to give names, so it's amazing, guys, on the moon there are names of craters named after belarusianse fifth and sixth floors there is a photograph of yuri naumovich lipsky. and the very first pictures that were obtained by soviet devices, the very first pictures of the far side of the moon, he compiled the first globes libsky. and for his services on the moon there is a crater libsky. that point that will cut through the center of the visible side will come out from this side, there will be a crater lipsky, now we will find it, until we find it, we will not leave, here it is, this is in honor of the belarusian, astronomy is responsible for the whole earth as a whole, someone is responsible for water, for air, we... are responsible for the earth as a whole, the universe in time, it is infinite, so we can live infinitely, if only we can. the earth is the cradle of reason, but you can't live in the cradle forever, we are essentially just little children, we haven't figured out what to do on earth yet, we push each other, and no one pays attention to us, so same as... for example, why wo

, the birds name and the bird has nothing to do with the guy they've got to put that man's name and is now that's not right and it's not just the names of confederate generals and leaders of the trail of tears that are leaving these, these bird species you're getting rid of. >> all upon themis names the ornato the logical award i've never pronounced before today society's all of these names are going right? >> sure and that's the beauty of what the american orna theological society has done. and i should mention that i'm not a member of the society though. i just came from their meeting where i gave a speech to them about justice subject the beauty of what they've done is they've decided to get rid of all names after people because they're not going to get sucked into that trap of okay. well, who's good, who's bad? >> we've got to make moral judgments and who's standards do we use? >> and what about in the future will people judge us? and they're bypassing the whole thing by saying, you know what no more names base from people for birds. and it's a brilliant decision. it takes any sort

the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light on light, in the name of god, light. on the light in the name of god light on the light in the name of god who is the master of all things in the name of god who created the light i am far-farud praise be to god , god is the greatest, god is the greatest, god is the greatest, god is the greatest, i testify that there is no god but god, i testify that there is no god but god, i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god muhammad, the messenger of god, i am the witness of god, and god is the witness of god. god bless you, god bless you, god bless you. there is no god but god, there is no god but god. they listen to the voice of the islamic republic of iran and take notes about a repeated and of course repeated reminder that what iran did in the framework of operation sadegh do is based on the right of legitimate defense, according to article 51 of the united nations charter. foreign and international agency. it is important to fulfill the duties assigned by the united nations charter. despite the inability of the intern

you were dating people you couldn't remember their first name, let alone their names. stop, stop, stop. it's the old. do you remember the coyote thing? you know, you wake up and you go, connie okay, are you all right to chew off your to get out of there? so we were dating we were dating from afar off and on. and all of a sudden you tell me that you out with an eagle. and i said to philadelphia eagle and she the band the band eagles eagles. so he thinks it the book she mentions that but she doesn't say which eagle so now which eagle eagle. wasn't was it the drummer flag on the play. all right, that's enough. all right, it's enough. i'm not going there. you come back, i, i, i you know him, actually used to play golf with him. they had me come back east. you come back east. but i have to tell them. well, you know, cause i ran. these guys at a restaurant, another with my girlfriend, and and one of them that i was the appealing says, you come back to my place. i sure and we we guess i don't need to hear this. so he's and i said he had told me he plays in a and so he's got t

and you name all the stars of the silent era. you name all the studios. he represented them all. he was hot stuff. he was good. oddly enough, his grandson, jonathan bergen, is now the congressional cochairman for the new york state republican party. so the story never seems to seems to end. bill fallon, another ronald rothstein lawyer, had been an assistant d.a. in westchester county. he was born right near the church of st mary. the virgin in times square, which, if you've ever in times square, go see it, because it's the hidden gem of times square. it's beautiful. but he was he was he became rather this dissolute, shall we say, quite flamboyant, great lawyer, great jury fixer, etc., etc. up at the hotel bel clair in april 19, 26, a mr. free woman burst into the room where he is and throws some form of acid into his face. remarkably, um, they get him to a hospital and not only isn't he not blinded, he's not even scarred, but he's he's he is sort of the type of lawyer that is portrayed like in the musical chicago. he is he is. he is. when arnold when the william randolph hearst i

nor was a woman named ann nichols.ls produced, wrote a show in the 1920's, called ab's irish rose. you know the old plot jewish guy marries irish girl. she -- god knows where the first of anything starts, but she had the first big hit with that the longest running show in broadway history for a long time. it was a big hit. but it wasn't at first. and like all of those broadway show musicals or movies in the '20s, if we only can stay on. the show is going to have legs, it's going to be a hit. i believe in it. and she goes to arnold rothstein for money to keep it going because rothstein actually financed the building of the selwyn theater on 42nd street. he would put the money up for just about anything if he could make money back. and he says sure, i can lend you the money and she says do you want a piece of the show? no, i don't want it. i just want the money back with interest soon, on time and also, while you're here, you know, i'm in the insurance business. i'd like you to take out some insurance policies on your li

the right is the second installment names knew from harriet's biography flew by but not john's name. and this is because one thing that's different from the two autobiographies is that all of the historical names of people in incidents, life, a slave girl are replaced with pseudonyms. john jacobs calls people out their actual historical name. then, as i scrolling, i came upon this note left on the bed of his owner, samuel treadwell sawyer, a congressman from north carolina, and the father, his sister's two children. the note reads, sir, i have left you not to return when i have got settled. i will give you further satisfaction, no longer yours. john jacobs. the note is jacobs's. but he did not write it, at least not in 39, though it zings with meaning. does settled mean settling in the north or settling the debt that his ex masters owe him. there are other other words like satisfaction where we could ask similar questions. at the time. in 1839, though, jacobs had been unable to write his own of independence. the laws of north carolina had prevented him from learning to read and. in 1

occupation name pervomaisk to the occupation name the name olviopol, which for me is the legitimization of the occupation. and i know that the institute of national memory has already said that if the city is renamed olviopol, it will still be subject to renaming at the same moment, because it does not correspond to national interests or the laws that are currently in force, so it's a pity, that our city will surely become the one that... there is a record and will be renamed twice, because the intentions to rename it to alviopol, unfortunately, are significant, and we see that something reasonable has not quite reached the deputies' corps so far, although experts clearly formulated their position a long time ago, and actually our festival, it does not exist by itself, not just for the sake of vingranovsky, because vingranovsky, shevchenko, franko, ukrainka do not need our, you know, cultural support to... remain great people , they are great and will always be great, but we need him granovsky, as proof that we are ukraine, because he was formed there, and we need to decommunize and dec

his name stuck to the kick.r 1, 1520, on all saints' day, the ships entered the newly discovered strait, at first on... and after his death the institute was named after him, that's sergei gerasimov, right. professions in songs for 200. he brought you letters from your family and friends. obviously a postman. open the door for the postman quickly, he brought you letters from your family and friends. professions in songs for 400. you get a question from the general sponsor of the ecosystems for business program, kontur. among more than 70 kontur products, there is a solution for representatives of any profession: economist, specialist in... hello, my name is mikhail srodnykh, i am the ceo of the company skb kontur, and i want to ask you a question: alena apina herself did not understand why she wrote a song about him, because at that time the singer did not have any friends in the financial sector, not even money. the accountant, that's right, wrote the music. tailor, tailor. song by bulat akudzhava. play. tower

exposure to the mega cap names and the mag7 names are 21% of hedge fund books and now it's down to 16%. meanwhile look at the long shorts and the long over shorts come down dramatically. one reason they say they have been doing this is market concentration but we've been hearing about this for well over a year complaints that so much of the concentration of the market cap is just in one or two or three stocks or in this case seven stocks yes it's at the highest level in 100 years but it doesn't mean the market should come down. wall street is using that as an excuse for you to sell your mag7 stocks. so this brings me back to earnings. although the pace of mag7 earnings is going to grow slow, we know that the rate of growth they have seen over the last couple years is, they can't keep doing it but this is more important for me. through next year, you can see the chart here. these names will still enjoy much faster earnings growth than the rest of the stock market. now, my first guest has been pounding the table on the market particularly big tech. even as wall street is abandoned ship.

my name is matt yankee. i've been serving on the task force since november of 2018, and i've devoted the majority of my professional career to public service, specifically in positions involving a high degree of public contact, public records, and government accessibility. i'd be thrilled to continue my service on the task force, along with my colleagues, and respectfully ask for your support in my reappointment. while the work of the task force can sometimes appear as mundane and tedious, it serves an incredibly important role for the city. not only has the task force helped uphold the principles of transparency, and open government has likely saved the city substantial money in potential litigation and resulting penalties. for exampl, the city of san jose recently paid out 500,000 $500,000 after santa clara county superior judge found that it violated the public records act. personally, i've been serving as the chair since 2022 and served as vice chair from 2020 to 2022. i've worked diligently to enhance o

, what's your last name, nanik cherny, you have such a last name, an interesting last name, you know, such a, such a loud last name, yes, maybe you'll be an artist, no, an astronaut, an astronaut, so what? yes, and nothing funny, vladik, there's nothing funny about it, an astronaut is a very interesting profession, but very difficult, but you need to study very well at school, and as for how to listen to mom and dad, that's generally true. tell me, danika, about your traditions? yes, when we have new year's at my mom's, first we celebrate her birthday, and then new? your mom's birthday is on december 31st for the new year, she's not bad, oh how interesting , good, this is great, two gifts for mom under the tree, you have to put them correctly, and what for mom won't be like her, after all, one person personally shapes us, one, two or three, and as a rule, these are teachers. let's all congratulate you on the upcoming holiday , teacher's day, let's applaud your tamara stanislavovna and elizaveta nikolaevna. oh, we wish you longevity in this profession, in this very beautiful profession

as their last name. both andrew and rufus frank lived and worked in providence, rhode island, in the 1700s. both served in the militia. both were called out to fight off threats to their community. andrew died in 1756, but his brother rufus lived on to head his own household in rhode island in the 1770s, rufus became a member of the providence militiaasas stated yesterday, militia service was required of all le bodied men between the ages of 16 to 60. however, thiwanot generally required for black men who were normally exempted military seice and were instead required to perform other civic duties like road cleaning and repair. but during times of major warfare, the exemptions against black service were disregarded, such as when great britain became involved in a war against france and francis native american allies in the french and indian war. rufus served as a member of the militia providence during the war from 1757 to 1761. excuse me, 1762. he was stationed primarily in a region that is present day

what is your name? name is alina rakilyan, i'm 14 years old, i'm from the city of saratov. i'll tell you right away for myself, allow me, why didn't i turn around, because i understand, a very cozy composition, very cozy music, in which it is pleasant to be, to perform, in the background, perhaps, or somehow else, something evokes, and you sit like that and think, here for the competition, as... nothing extra was sung at all, everything was exactly as it should have been, but the song, i agree with dima , was really not for the competition and it was very difficult to judge, because we still have 2 days of listening ahead, and i think, well, maybe there is someone else to jazz, i didn’t hear anything extra, but i also didn’t hear anything that would have hooked me so that everything would have turned around completely, there really was nothing extra, but as if it wasn’t enough for the competition, here is the proposed circumstance. such are you, unfortunately, or to fortunately, today they are a hostage

, dorozhkin, and what is his name? yes, alexander, and he is not alexander dorozhkin, that is, evgeny polikov, i tried to restore the passport for 6 years, i did not succeed, when i did, it turned out that he is not evgeny polikov, alexander dorozhkin according to the passport, tell us how this happened, on april 13, i open social networks, a girl called "dorozhkina lilya" writes to me that i may be the daughter of this one, when i, that is, before that , contacted journalists, right? they made a report and his alleged daughter recognized him, allegedly his daughter recognized him and allegedly his wife recognized him, wait, but if there is a daughter, a so-called daughter, let's assume that she is a daughter, you can conduct a dna test, they did it, and what, and i 'll tell you now, but he said it was confirmed, but the test took 4 months to arrive, yeah, that is, you don't believe that it was his test, because this test 4 months talking to relatives, they don't know where he studied, they don't know. where is our sti

it's everywhere that we name things. and you can prove that because one of the things as a scientist is you didn't just tell the iau, hey, it's unfair. you wanted to go with a list that said, look at all these names. they're all named after men, but that means you have to go through what thousands of valleys and rifts and craters and phenomena in planets and moons all over the solar system. absolutely. there's more than a thousand just on our moon. so when you look at all the planetary bodies, it's really is a massive undertaking. and that's why at the start, when i first started looking into this, i took a kind of gendered focus because even just trying to work out the gender of every individual that's named, that's as an individual, quite a lot of work. so it's prompted me to run these data entry hackathons. i've i'm organizing the third in this series, which is due to happen at the end of this month, coming up very soon. but the whole aim is to bring people from from across the world really together to look at the epo

in the name of allah, the light of the slave, in the name of allah, who is the master of affairs . the one who created the light from the light and sent down the light in the form and sent down the light in the image . allah is great. god is great. god is great. god is great. i testify that there is no god but god. i testify that there is no god but god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. hai ali al falah hai ali halal good work, good work, god is great, god is great, there is no god but god, there is no god but god. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may allah bless him and grant him peace. greetings, respected viewers, two barracks and the place of gathering and deployment of the military and itself in the north of the occupied territories were targeted by hezbollah missiles. the northern towns of the occupied territories witnessed the sounding of danger sirens many times today . according to news sources , the electricity and gas station was targeted in the resistance attack in al-khazeera r

my name is simon sony. my name is steve on the college and i'm 27. i live in apartment 25. in india, a new generation is on the rise. the largest population of young people in the world's most populous nation. since prime minister never end remotely swept to power, he's been looking to take india to the top. is this the start of a new indian age? what defines this young population which is charged with securing tedious future? you can't achieve anything with power. outlined by have many hopes and dreams. they got available, get the refund on reading something. doing this over the, the, the team that i'm seeing. my name is tim, reinstalling me. it is by i'm 22 years old to think. i'm not, i ride my bike from village to village making videos. i'm also in also, i'm in the tv. i've written on many issues in the bottom of the covey. simon lives in the heart, in northeastern india. the name of her village is changed. kalani, which means gate to the moon. the villages here are poor, even by indian standards. the average income is less than 2 euros a day. that's just below the pove

and what's her last name? lyutaya.now that she likes flowers, i don't know, i like, yulia, yul, hi, barely, i got away. well, let's go. a person is very simple, he has only two buttons, cowardice and greed, you just need to know how to press them correctly, i should have immediately offered her money, but i chickened out, like then? how do you know? i know. no, no, no, i won't listen to you. cowardice and greed. but you reconcile everything according to yourself, tyomochka. and there is still nobility in the world, care for others, love. go away. go away, i can't stand the sight of you. oh, i adore meat, and where are andrey and katyusha, or else the boys and i will gobble up all the pies, and how we will, andrey is at school, he has classes with the poor students, and katya is at home, katerina , go eat some pies, katya, katya, go eat some pies, mom, i don't want to eat. eat without me, she's in a bad mood today, yeah, she's in a bad mood, katyusha, yeah, mom, you're okay, yeah, mom, everything's fine, yeah, you can,

of god, the conquerors of the nile , in the name of god, the conquerors of the nile, in the name of god, fatah, khaybar shakan, and zaltamar, and sajil, in the name of god, the bloodthirsty leader of the resistance ismail, in the name of god. let's go to destroy the israeli regime in the name of god. let's go to destroy the israeli regime in the name of god, o army. sahib zaman, be ready, be ready, lashkar sahib it's time to be ready, be ready, an endless battle , be ready, be ready, this is the time, be ready, be ready, we are ready, soldiers of the commander, greetings to you, dear viewers, stay with us with the special continuation of the program of khabar network, dr. ahmad zaheran, an expert on west asian issues, is still in the studio of khabar network mr. zaran is with us, in the previous section , before the hour and minute news, the last thing we talked about was the inability of the zionist regime and its army, despite their claim that the defense system of the zionist regime is inefficient, and his excellency also mentioned that nato came to help. but not being able to ta

the family name and in history. those evenings gathered around the television, planted seeds for achieving that dream. shortly before graduating the university of maryland, connie got a at tv channel as a, quote, newsroom copy. it was there that she developed the foundational skills she'd carry through the rest of her career as a trailblazing journalist trailed blazing journalist for nbc cbs and abc. it was also there that she met, in her words, a young, tall, dark, very handsome sports with rapid fire delivery, a devilish personality that's none other than maury povich, who she'd later marry. and as to who is here tonight to conduct what, i have no doubt will be a very hard hitting interview interview. connie chung made history when. she became the first woman to co-anchor cbs news and the first asian to anchor any news program in the country. they there are many, many women and asians working in journalism today. some here in the audience tonight who have connie to thank for making paths possible. connie's in purs

when something has a name that it kind of allows people to hide behind. name. mm hmm. either promote because who wants to vote against something? the. the ryan white act, right? yeah. no one wants to be seen voting against that. mm hmm. even if there are punitive provisions put in it looks so bad to vote against that people won't because like your layman really doesn't read every line of a bill they just see the headlines and that's what politicians think of. mm hmm. yeah. yeah. memorial laws. they're known, right? yeah, they. they have a lot of sway. yeah. then do you think these innocent victims are going to be kind of necessary to solve some of future issues? like, i'm thinking gun, violence in relation to shootings? yeah, these innocent kids we can look at and say it's not fault that this greater problem and we only want to address it for that. mm. yeah. what do you think. yeah. all right. if we're talking about the gun violence issue, we already have so many. but when we think of gun violence, don't think about the shooter. so we think about, obviously, the victim

versus a union name.ith that in the actualrg newspaper department went to call or did they call based on what they felt didn't talk about directly? talk to the time of the battle? they call it what they call it. i'llt. ask may be drawn and put you on the spot was there a debate about manassas and bull run what to name it? no? there's not a debate about what to name shiloh everett. they all have multiple names. good question. i think if your presentation or 30 efforts to add to or take away from that monuments that are already there bull run? i've thought that i am aware of. but that is of course one of the larger questions going on as we discussed monuments everywhere about what should happen at national parks. personally i believe the national that motives at modernt national park should stay at national parks. the range or the historians are best equipped to provide context. that is precisely what all these monuments need. >> it back on names, is it true the only national park with the confederate name

and when you say names on the walls, just describe that. what do you mean by names on walls?ost of the prisoners, they try to write their names in the wall. because when you are in this type of prison, you want to write your name in the walljust to leave a message for your family, or anyone maybe can enter this prison after you. they will know you were there. myself, when i was in the syrian regime prison in 2011, i did that in each new room, me and all the prisoners, because i didn't know at this time if i would survive or not. and that's technique people do a lot when they are really close to be killed, and they didn't know if they will return to their families. and what stories did you learn about from going into the prisons? are there particular stories you remember about people who died or people who survived? there is one guy, his name abu madyan, in prison in al—tabqa area, next to raqqa. he was, like, writing stories for his little son. i think he was a few years old, his son, and many emotional, like, messages. and i was searching for his family because he write his

thank you. >> citizens, my name is r brown. i'm running for d9 supervisor, and i got a storied history mpt began in the navy out of high school. i spnt 6 years. a electroner count er person, i have three top secret clearance, worked all over the western theater. out of the navy in started working on playgrounds working with kids, coaching, driving school buses and this and that. from there, i went into fire fighting. i was a firefighter 5 years and got certification for fire fighting, i got out of fire fighting and became a teacher. i got a bachelor degree in education and fallowed couple years later with a fellowship from clemson. i had national certification. social studies, english and in special education. i locally, my--the political campaigns i worked on are many many many. locally i worked with matt gonzalez in 2003, propaganda minister and i worked-carried signs hundreds of miles for campos [indiscernible] cathy porter. what you do when you enter the board of supervisors is you ask for committee [indiscernible] the bos,

, in the name of god, light upon light, in the name of god, light upon light, in the name of god, who is god the great , god is the great, god is the great , god is the great. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that he is the highest . hai ali al-falah, hi ali al-falah, hi ali khair al-amal. god bless you. allah is great, god is great, there is no god but god, there is no god but god. we are begging you, dear viewers , i invite you to pay attention to the continuation of the news section at 18:00. kashmiri people under control despite the police restrictions, india expanded its protests to the crimes of the zionist regime. the kashmiris are happy with iran's missile response and announced that they will gather tomorrow to protest the recent crimes of the zionists, especially the martyrdom of the secretary general of the lebanese hezbollah movement. the resistance commanders were angry for the crime of supporting the oppressed people of gaza and for the martyrdom of the commander who belonged to everyone. shame on

the right is the second installment names knew from harriet's biography flew by but not john's name. and this is because one thing that's different from the two autobiographies is that all of the historical names of people in incidents, life, a slave girl are replaced with pseudonyms. john jacobs calls people out their actual historical name. then, as i scrolling, i came upon this note left on the bed of his owner, samuel treadwell sawyer, a congressman from north carolina, and the father, his sister's two children. the note reads, sir, i have left you not to return when iave got settled. i will give you further satisfaction, no longer yours. john jobs. the note is jacobs's. but he did not write it, at least not in 39, though it zings with meaning. does settled mean settling in the north or settling the debt that his ex masters owe him. there are other other words like satisfaction where we could ask similar questions. at the time. in 1839, though, jacobs had been unable to write his own of independence. the laws of north carolina had prevented him from learning to read and. in 1855.

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what is your name? morse asked my great grandfather, and he responded that my name is henrklin and uncommon n and thesets. my grandfather came from africa. how old are you, mors i asked him. he said. i'm just turned 70, and i find it very ironic that he just turned 70 when he is explaining. to historian morse about his own family history and i'm just turning 70 and i'm explaining about my family's history. thank you. thank you. so, henry franklin was passed, pass away shortly after the publication of the book in 1929. but he just recited a small part of the franklin oral history to historian morse, the entire franklin oral tradition goes something like this. the first franklin ancestor came to america from the west coast of africa by of haiti and two of his descendants, two brothers with the last name of frank fought in the black regiment in rhode island in the little army during the revolutionary war. i believe that the first frank set frank ancestor in america was captured in five different documents

so if you hear a name and don't recognize it, read the book. and now a reading from the food fighters. the kitchen secured its certificate of occupancy at the end of 2022. and waged a war of attrition against a lengy punch list of about 400 items contractors still needed to resolve. in february, with the punch list nearly half complete, mike curtain decided it was time to start occupying the center. for the better part of two months, the kitchen staff, eager to leave behind the clast to phobic setting of the main kitchen, and turned its chef instructors loose in the new kitchen bearing marriott's name. second, a late winter break in the school calendar. administrative and fundraising staff posted up in offices and cubes upstairs, though it would take time for the natural rhythms of office conversation and collegety to take root. finally, came the stall wort staff of the main kitchen who had to pick up and move without ever missing a meal. we started moving people over from the main kitchen two or three at a time, says curtain, sounding like he

at the time of revenge , move in the name of god to the imam. move in the name of god to the imam. listen, o sahion, welcome and welcome to the messenger of god sansali fil haider, or haider, we are lovers of war with zion, or haider , we are famous in two worlds with hossein, or haider, we are the children of feke and majnoun, or haider, or haider, or haider , our iranian hirt. our soleimani generation will be seen in the hearts of haifa and telavib . soon the joy of rajat khani will be seen in the heart of haifa and tel aviv . the smell of malik usher's army is coming. have you not seen such a fierce lion? do you remember that you are stuck in the parties of the earth ? your life is declining. my holy path is ready, i am your opponent, i am your opponent i am tehrani and roshan ahmadi. the night when the eyes of the iranian people were enlightened by looking at the sky and seeing the rockets that were going to hit the heart of the zionist regime from the top of quds sharif, passing through the wall of nadba and with the looks that followed them and in the heart of prayer. to reac

the family name and in history. those evenings gathered around the television, planted seeds for achieving that dream. shortly before graduating the university of maryland, connie got a at tv channel as a, quote, newsroom copy. it was there that she developed the foundational skills she'd carry through the rest of her career as a trailblazing journalist trailed blazing journalist for nbc cbs and abc. it was also there that she met, in her words, a young, tall, dark, very handsome sports with rapid fire delivery, a devilish personality that's none other than maury povich, who she'd later marry. and as to who is here tonight to conduct what, i have no doubt will be a very hard hitting interview interview. connie chung made history when. she became the first woman to co-anchor cbs news and the first asian to anchor any news program in the country. they there are many, many women and asians working in journalism today. some here in the audience tonight who have connie to thank for making paths possible. connie's in purs

it was a name that probably most people never heard of. he's a 62 year old harvard lawyer who specialized in appellate litigation and then fact, he worked on the 2000 and presidential election, which was versus gore. he worked on the legal team representing. who was the democratic candidate, of course. so he had a lot of the election experience. he's was born and raised in wisconsin the son. and what happened after the 2020 election in. two states, wisconsin and arizona, these are the state legislature asked the attorney for this for the state legislature. can we appoint the electors. now, the system in both states was and still is that the electors are picked by the party that won the election. and in both of those states that party didn't the state legislature. so the emphasis was from the trump campaign. can the state legislature appoint the electors rather than the democratic party which had won the election in all seven of these battleground states? and in both whiskey and arizona? the lawyer for the legislature or for the party that

what is his name? angelina? pay attention to the screen, solve this puzzle? dmitry, a waterfall, a waterfall, what did you think? and the last letter o - this is water, the second is a spider, remove the last two and you get a water poopa and the last d - this is a waterfall. well then, let's see how our computer handled this task. waterfall. brilliant answer, good speed. question ten: it closes the stomata, keeping moisture inside the leaf. what is this plant called? angelina. who will get into the fourth round of our super final with a score of 39 points. in the fourth round we will meet. with matvey, matvey, yes, well done, so, the first one went, another vacant place with a score of 34 points, company to matvey, and i want to believe in a beautiful fight, dmitry will impose, well congratulations, boys, boys, girls conceded, let's applaud everyone, applaud, they are great, they are great. dmitry and matvey, my congratulations, we will meet you in the fourth round of the intellectual show, i know, angelina, ma

his name is thomas penny, and he is the president of hospitality. and he is going to talk about his joir journey and what he's done within d.c. central kitchen and also what it means to kind of look at this expanded version of the history of the kitchen. you know, this first version celebrates the first 25 years, written in 2014, and now we've added an additional ten years, which includes a lot of stuff. so in 2024 this celebrates 35 years of what we've done and what we will continue to do at the kitchen to truly be community people and difference makers. so thank you, and help me welcome thomas penny to the floor. >> well, the one thing i know for certain is it's happy hour, and folks have wine in their hands. so i am going to be incredibly brief. i just want to start by, obviously, acknowledging mike curtain, the leadership team, as well as all of those that make d.c. central kitchen what i believe to be the best workforce organization and hunger fighting organization in the city. so let's give a round of applause to the entire d.c. central kitche

maybe many people want to write the name of their iranian company. there is no problem, but don't oblige. let the minimum outcome of our meeting today is that there is a correct understanding of the conditions of the embargo. we know what conditions we are in in the foreign markets . then accept it. accept it. say, sir , we will set a condition. we will accept one condition. if the exporter sees the benefit of his organization in putting the name of his foreign company on the packaging , let us give him this permission . thank you, mr. taheri. what is your opinion? i want to see kazemi if we we are sure that in the countries we want to export to , it is mandatory that they check the standard, and the exporting party from the country where this is iran must have this, so we don't have to worry. let's say that we have to force. well , when there is force from that side, he is forced to present the certificate, he comes and takes this standard. it is possible that we have many of these. i don't want to name the countries and bring the goods that we need

as their last name. both worked in providence in the 1700's, both fought with the militia. andrew died in 1776, but brother rufus to have his own house old in the 1770's. rufus was part of the militia. militia service was reqre for all obvioly bodied men, 16 to 60. d however, was not required by black men, for road cleaning and repair. but during times of warfare it was disregarded such as when great brynn were in war with france, the and present day new york state, he served in three separate campaigns, which you' looking at on the screen is a picture of fort sandwich located in rome, new york. and rufusas stationed there for a period of time. spain jumped into the conflict on the side of france, they mustered troops to cuba, an important spanish colony at the time and rufus and others left new york and went to havanna, and the siege ended and refuss and fellow troops returned home. home for rufus was now johnston, rhode island. after the war, that's where he settled. johnson, rhode island is a town nor