napoleon orda art gallery, the napoleon orda museum, and where we are located is napoleon’s estate.k, the atmosphere of those unique ones has been recreated here. napoleon horde, tell me, are all the exhibits unique? are they all authentic? unfortunately, indeed, today we do not have the opportunity to see those objects that have a direct relation to napoleon orda, but you have the opportunity to see the interiors of the 19th century estate, and you will be convinced that indeed, the estate is an amazing atmosphere of the place, the spirit of antiquity has been preserved here, what secrets or secrets does the estate of napoleon orda keep, well, i think that all the secret secrets, the most interesting ones are yet to come, but of course, we have many interesting stories, we are studying, we we are studying not only the life of napoleon horde, family members, today we are seriously studying, uh, the gentry, how the gentry lived, here is the kitchen of the gentry, because this is really a very interesting page. today we can our visitors offer not only a tour of the interiors of the es

in addition to napoleon , another 25 objects made from wolves were exhibited in gdansk.allery, but from a regional one. recently , a new building was added to the museum, where you can see a collection of volkovysk writings, which ranks second in importance after the famous novgorod ones, or authentic knight armor and a sword with the mark of radivilov. honestly, this is one of the coolest museums i have ever visited; absolutely all history buffs and for boys who love pistols and curious travelers like me. you had a family, the problems are clearly in me, don’t think about it, okay, but if i can’t give you a child, maybe you can tell me about dad, who he was, how he died, i don’t even have a photograph of him, like luda, i don’t know, haven’t seen each other for a year, tomorrow is your son’s birthday, are you sure you can take part in the races? why did you lie to me? answer, no, i didn’t deceive you, i will never forgive you for this. quietly, you're fine, yeah let's go, don't be afraid, dad, catch up, mom, he's gone, he's picking up the phone, i've already searched ev

they could say, okay, we have napoleon control. as you know, napoleonic campaign. it was up and down the british won some lost some not enough advances to where they felt we can move people all the way across the atlantic ocean the poland was an existential threat to the continent, so they're keeping best of the best there, which is why in 1812 and 1813, we managed a trip and bongo into a few defeats, but we were not at risk. the canadians, the british don't have enough men to go on the offensive. we also catch a lucky catch luck at the battle of queensland heights. brock is the great british general that said one of my favorites. he's leading from the front, of course he's that kind of and tecumseh was killed at the battle of the thames not in britain and canada and of course to come you know we have you know we must ten to 20 to 1 superiority. and as the british and canadians are fleeing to comes that doesn't do he stays the fighting killed so without the consent brock and just a few men the british posed no threat to us so why send everybody over? you know we'll

she did us more harm than napoleon and hitler.s changed, the state collapsed, but one thing in western politics remained unchanged for centuries, this is a geopolitical game against russia, but why russia, but because russia is a key country, russia stretches from europe to the pacific ocean, by controlling russia, you occupy a dominant position in continent. that is why, from the point of view of anglo-saxon geopoliticians, russia always remains their main goal, for germany, france, turkey and japan, one can find objective reasons for the conflict with russia, historical, territorial, religious, economic or diplomatic. ongoing conflict with england. it is caused by conceptual, deep-seated contradictions, it is caused by the desire of england, and then the united states, to rule the world, embodying the ancient strategy of rome, divide and rule. as a result, london has been trying for centuries to resolve the russian question, to dismember and remove russians and russia from the historical arena. we have every right to consider lo

long before him sacrificed their lives, a wild number of wars , when they didn’t even know that napoleon, well, excuse me, they had their own state, which means this was as a nation, and as a people, and as a religious community and as a nation , we had three kings when we were on our land, powerful, there were three in a row, we, but then it was impossible to lose the term nation, because there was no capitalism , capitalism is the dutch, then there is the first, but then they are already a nation, then this is also before napoleon, many years ago, that is, now we will simply go into these and yes, as a nation as a religious group with their terms, let’s just agree that the more myths it's supposed to. national history, especially since the jews can thank you that there is someone who has more myths than us? well, in ukraine, yes, no, in our country , excuse me, they are still recorded, after all , the covenant is confirmed archaeologically, of course, so ukraine, archaeologically, the black sea there is, the sea was dug, of course, but how it appeared, this black sea was dug by boats,

similar experiments were carried out by the magnates raldiville and napoleon bonoparte, but our volkovy trees are unique in their own way. witnesses of the war are still growing upside down . true, only these remained; the fate of the other two is unknown. most likely the germans. took them to germany, and the jewish hospital existed on this site until 1939, now they protect the legal interests of the residents of volkovysk, in the building there is a law office, i suggest you deviate a little from the route for a minute and look at the shopping street. you will be surprised, but this little block looks almost the same as it did several centuries ago. i mean the layout. many houses have a façade parallel to the street, but the wall extends to the right or left at slight angles. it is not as sharp as the walls of the famous odessa house, but still unusual. the locals decided not to change traditions and keep everything as it was. not every locality belarus can boast of such a feature, as well as a considerable number of famous people. contemporary writer. and belarusian politician boris

napoleon died 6 years later. his stay in st.hat he escaped or that his double was there, but there is no evidence of this; in 842 napoleon’s ashes were transported to paris and buried in a home for the disabled. on october 17 , 1938, medals for courage were established in the ussr for military merits. the bloody conflict with the japanese on lake khasan had just ended. there were new challenges ahead and awards were needed for courage and personal courage. the medal for courage depicted a heavy five-turret t-35 tank, and the medal for military merit featured a crossed three-ruler. for khasan, the soviet-finnish war and the battles at khalkingol, more than 40,000 soldiers and commanders received these medals; during the great patriotic war, almost 10 million soldiers and officers. front-line soldiers valued them and wore them without taking them off; they were given to penal prisoners. both medals were made of pure silver, and this helped to identify enemy agents; they were given fakes from the media. the medal for courage is sti

height into centimeters and it turned out to be about one and a half meters; the term napoleon complexhistorians claim that mathematicians made mistakes with their calculations. the emperor went out in public surrounded by tall strongman guards, compared to whom any person would seem short. in 1989, construction began on a new museum department. it was inaugurated 12 years later. objects raised from the ground formed the basis of the exhibition of ancient volkovysk. here is the life of ancient man in all its diversity, from needles to idols. this is what the ancient settlement looked like, according to modern archaeologists. as you can see, people they lived in half-dugout wooden huts. they did everything to feed themselves and their children. first of all, we are talking about lust, as evidenced by deer antlers, bison, mammoth tusks, and bone products. time has preserved objects for us. stone and clay, dishes, toys, jewelry, and with the help of such hand mills, volkovysk ground grain; during excavations of the settlement, fragments of twenty millstones were found, but only one surviv

people you don't remember histories. napoleon, what happened with napoleon, jury member of people about halo, remember what happens. it always starts bad for russia, and then the bear wakes up slowly. the bear wakes up and starts a stand up. and then the bear comes down and smashes his enemy. i mean, it's going to get ugly for the west. it's going to get ugly. i'm joking to my american friends, laurie russian. you guys, but us are learning russian. you're going to need it via vents. all the fans seems to be time in the meantime, the below the dentist see mine see design 5 feet high wasn't upset. what was in uh, in uh, in the service or in the, in, in the next move in the, i get back in front of the, you know, i have, uh, i, if uh, if i should, when and the full voice. uh, doing uh my oldest son is uh, 12 years so. uh and um, i'm a former military all hopes of some of these boys we'd be, we'd 7 the international and differential me. but i imagine if one of the of 2 of my boys where a on the phones and i see the fans sending some guns to you create. and i mean by, we'd have to take it to

fact that we are playing into translation, or from english, but the first who tried to do this was napoleons people the ability and willingness to sacrifice their lives, this is the first napoleonic discovery, that is, for a long time before him they sacrificed their lives, in the wild number of wars, when they did not even know that napoleon would be, as a people or as a nation, well excuse me, they had their own state, which means then it was like a nation and... as a people and as a religious community and as a nation, we had three kings when we were on our land, powerful, there were three in a row, we , but then the term cannot be used nations, because there was no capitalism, capitalism is holland, that is, the first thing is yes, then they are already a nation, then this is also before napoleon, many years ago, that is, now we will just go into these games, and godly ones, like a religious group terms, let's just agree that the more myths there are in national history, the more from a jew i can thank you that there is someone who has more myths than we do, well, ukraine has, not us ,

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people, you don't remember history. napoleon, we're happy with napoleon, jury member of people for the remember what happens. it always starts bad for russia, and then the bear wakes up slowly. the barrow wakes up and starts to stand up. and then the bear comes down and smashes his enemy. i mean, it's going to get ugly for the west. it's going to get ugly. i'm joking to my american friends, sorry, russian. you guys, but i started learning russian. you're going to need it via event. the defense department seems to be time in the meantime. the p. c. mind c design, 5 feet high wasn't upset. it was in uh, in uh, in the service run the and then the next move in the, i get back in front of, you know, i have uh if uh, if i should, when and the full voice of doing uh, my other son is, uh, 12 years so uh, and i'm from the military, all hopes of some of these boys with me uh, we 7 the institution or into french army. but i imagine is one of the of 2 of my boys where a on the phones and i see the fans sending some guns to you, creating the army by. we'd have to take it to pass on any the from a k

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the defeat of napoleon's army deprived france of all territorial conquests in europe.lp, not even new supplies weapons, which have now been recommended by all western media as a great discovery, will not help anything, our air defense will learn to deal with it, on the contrary. well, in small portions, well, okay, yes, it’s unpleasant, but we’ll learn faster, it would be worse if it went in large portions, this is war, we’ll respond firmly, on time, without fuss, by introducing our new military systems, we’ll show what and how, fate this will not change ukraine in any way, zelensky’s personal fate will not change in any way, ukraine is bankrupt, not political, economic, zelensky has become open. criticize at home so abroad, the very fact that even such a nonentity as aristovich opens up to nothing indicates that everything, the order has gone, the go-ahead has been given, that is, even now they are starting to yap, there is not even a hole in the ukrainian budget, it is a bottomless failure, officials transfer money from one pocket to another, well, those that have no

they don't understand this people, you don't remember history. napoleon, we're happy with napoleon, jury member of people. what about a lot? remember what happens. it always starts bad for russia, and then the bear wakes up slowly. the bear wakes up and starts a stand up. and then the bear comes down and smashes his enemy. it's going to get ugly for the west. it's going to get ugly. i'm joking to my american friends, sorry, russian. you guys, but us are learning russian. you're going to need it via event. so the fans seems to be time in the meantime. the i p c. mine c design, 5 feet i was on them. so it was in uh, in uh, in the service or on the and then the next 2 men, the getting back in front of, you know, i have, uh, i, if uh, if i should, when and the full voice. uh, deal. uh, my oldest son is uh, 12 just so uh and um and the phone number is area hopes of some of these boys we uh, we 7 the institution are in differential me. but i imagine is uh, one of the, of 2 of my boys aware a on the phones and i see the defense uh, sending some guns to your credit. and i mean, i would have to t

napoleon himself and the emperor of the russian empire alexander ii once stayed here.torians, an alley of yakars appeared. all of them were raised from the river bottom near the town, and in the open. the sky is only a small part of the catch, in total there are more than thirty pieces in the collection, and it is not surprising, they say that in port times 200 ships left beshenkovichi, and you say that belarus is not a maritime power, the summer in belarus is very hot, but neither heat nor the rains can't stop my... journey, i'm getting closer to vitebsk, a city famous all over the world, has its own slavic bazaars, but even on the outskirts of the city, tourists are waiting for tasty spots on the route, i want to see this, if you don’t get 15 kilometers to vitebsk, then you can get into the picture, or rather to the places that are depicted. in world- famous paintings. i came to a place that is rightfully considered the pearl of the vitebsk region, and the person who built an estate in this picturesque place must have impeccable taste. i'm in zdravnevo at the repin e

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hood, as a napoleonic syndrome, which is mash your forces and break them in half. with the guys right down the street waking up, the morning after the battle of franklin, they were sick to their stomachs . their spirit was gone. it was crushed, demoralized, seeing their friends stack up 16, 10, 12 high in the trenches south of town with blood, 6, 8 inches deep, the wounded, nobody in town to help them. it is game over. hood, though, really didn't know what was going on. you know, napoleon said it one time, the spirit of the court is a direct reflection of their belief, and the mirror of believers. hood, though, was, although young at 33 -- think about a 33- year-old army general -- you know, all of these guys were kids by our standards. look around. we're all in this room. young people, though, hood kept going. and they start passing the beautiful homes surrounding nashville. here's where he made his headquarters. lots of food, lots of fun, lots of parties. anything you need. we go by the house on hillsboro road. they go byglenn levin on franklin road, where ephen

maybe make some tea, i bought napoleon, oh, napoleon, i love you, seryozha, listen, please go to my bedrooma car, lenina 120, on lesnaya 5, yes, this is a boarding school, okay, it’s here now it turns out, ha, listen, can you imagine how cool it is, the car is on the next street, let’s go, oh these... our small-sized cars, there’s nowhere to receive guests, it’s inconvenient, but you understand, i understand, so, you’ll still take this and take it back, okay, well, come on, run, the taxi is waiting, come on, goodbye, happy new year, and to you too, let's go, mom, well, i didn't find anything, where is alida, but as usual, we have a emergency situation in our boarding school, yeah, well, let's go have some tea? it’s a pity, you feel bad, no, everything is fine, but why are you crying then, it’s new year? happy new year, thank you, and you too, did someone offend you?

and the pursuit was complete, the repulse was complete, in 1808 , on the eve of the great war with napoleonighest position was created... the siberian linear cossack army, linear, because it guarded the border lines of fortifications. according to the regulations, the linear cossacks formed a separate class with special privileges, rights, responsibilities of their institutions. omsk was destined to become the center of the siberian cossack army. in the modern city , entire streets of historical buildings have been preserved. the location of the cossack forshtat, the district where the life of the cossacks was concentrated, is indicated by the military cossack cathedral of st. nicholas the wonderworker, built according to the drawings of the architect vasily stasov; this is one of the best examples of classicism of the first half of the 21st century. in the cathedral they blessed soldiers before military campaigns and prayed for their health. at the beginning of the 19th century , the first military training center beyond the urals appeared in the city. an institution that trained officers,

had a newspaper, rightly so, no one would know that i was defeated at waterloo, remember there, napoleonttle. please tell me, but if we talk about, well, such trends in history, in historiography in historical science, then which of them, well , developed in the 20th century, enjoy your sympathy, the question is not which trends are more accurate there or more fashionably, the question is that the main thing you need to think about is that after all... history is still a science, a science that relies on artifacts, evidence and various forms of sources and verification of these sources, while modern history in the era mass communications, it’s like with literature, you know, literature was literature about a writer-writer, until the internet appeared and every blogger imagined himself to be an orator, a writer, yes, especially since you pressed three buttons and you are already in mass distribution and no one ... tyutchev, like a censor, he won’t be able to stop the stream of consciousness that rushes out of you, you know, a huge circulation, yes, circulations were never dreamed of, wher

but hood had napoleonic syndrome. and that is mash your forces and break them in half. and when the guys right down the street woke up the after the battle of franklin, they were sick to their stomachs. their spirit was gone. it was crushed, demoralized, seeing their friends stacked. six, eight, ten, 12 high in trenches south of town with blood, six, eight inches deep. the wounded nobody in town to help it was game over. who, though, really didn't know what was going on? he he you know napoleon said at one time the spirit of the cause, a direct reflection of their belief in the mirror of the mirror of the leaders who had was although young at 33, think about a 33 year old army general. you know, all of these guys, kids, by our standards, look around. we're old in this room, young people. the hood can't going and they start passing. the beautiful homes surrounding nashville. here's travelers grass where he made his headquarters. lots of food, lots of fun, lots of parties anything you nee to go buy the compton house on hillsboro road. they go by going on franklin road, wh

but hood had a napoleonic syndrome and that is mass your forces and break them in half. when the guys down the street woke up, the morning after the battle of franklin, they were sick to their stomachs. their spirit was gone and it was crushed and demoralized and seeing their friends stacked up six, eight, 12 high in the trenches and with blood 6 to 8 inches deep and the wounded, nobody in town to help. it was game over. hood, though, really didn't know what was going on. and napoleon said the spirit of the court is a direct reflection of their belief in the mirror of their leaders but hood was, although young at 33 and think about that a 33-year- old army general, all of these guys were kids by our standards and look around and young people. hood kept going. and they start passing the beautiful homes surrounding nashville and that is where he made his headquarters with a lot of food and a lot of fun and a lot of parties anything u need. and you go by the compton house on hillsboro road and you go by glenn levin on franklin road or steven li makes his headquarters. and t

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this gen from france, great napoleon maste continental warfare, a good spy is 20,000 soldiers. now,ber that number, because that's the equivalent two divisions. and general eisenhower, our er in the program will touch on that very thingatly others think alike. they see the big picture picture. our first film, fis an american lady from minneapolis, minnesta, which is how my family it, because that's where they're from. this is called nam cynthia. cynthia was the nom de guerre of of amyzabeth for born in 1910. she is a hol central casting model, tall, blond hair. they said she had the most piercing emerald green eyes. anyone saw. she was fearless. she apso lutely was fearless. there wasn't. she wouldn't go or anything wouldn't do to achieve her goals, which were espionage. she comes here to washington, a teenager. she comes becomes very fluent and linguistics. and she's bitten by potomac fever. probably the most deadly fever in the history of mankind. she goes over to spain during the spanish war in the 1930s. and she becomes deeply involved with british espionage in during their

for everyone, yeah, oh, napoleon, you can, maybe you the middle, i can have the edge.s not 7 minutes on the metro, well, where is it all stuck again, well, now it's going, right, i can't take it anymore, yes, that's it for now, come on. bye, lesh, mom, where is he, he’s off to work, and you’re mine on the way to the gymnasium, with my feet. good morning, hello, please, thank you, verochka. love paalna, good morning, how are you? i woke up, nothing hurts, it’s a bad sign, well, the virus, as noted, is wonderful, and you know that lyoshka gave me a ticket to polynesia, well, that’s in his spirit, he’s your hussar, as my granddaughter says, now he’s like that do not do. well, yes, well, i’ll go, i have a tour at 10, i’ll tell them about eternal love, about philosophy, they tell me, please, is it true that bely and blok had a common wife, is there anything other than faith, only faith, the famous soothsayer, blind, but who saw the future, vanga has been gone for almost 30 years, but now, when the planet is so turbulent, the aggravation in the middle east seriously makes us

but in principle it is one language, while, for example, returning to the soldiers, only in the napoleonicench dialects, that is, in fact, at the time of the great french revolution , about 20% of people spoke the language that we call french, all the rest spoke a variety of dialects, only napoleon’s great army, where he deliberately mixed in different regiments people from different localities, made it possible to develop some kind of unified french language, and something similar was accomplished by bismarck; with the germans in our time, we cannot, say, strive for absolute equivalence of different languages, because we we live in the information age and, if only for the sake of keeping up with all the information resources that a modern person requires, not every language, but about 10-15 of those existing in the world can afford to translate everything that is necessary, for example, for specialists in different technologies, too many... this includes , of course, english, chinese, including russian, which can keep up with all the new technologies and become the languages ​​of the info

says that if i had a true newspaper, no one would know that i was defeated at waterlow, remember napoleon would be possible to win the war without a battle . please tell me, but if we still talk about, well, such trends in history, in historiography in historical science, and which of them, well, developed in the 20th century, enjoy your sympathy, the question is not which trends are more accurate or fashionable, the question is what is the main thing, what is needed to think that, after all, history is still... a science that relies on artifacts, evidence, and various forms of sources and verification of these sources, but modern history in the era of mass communications is like with literature, you know, literature was literature , writer by writer, not yet the internet appeared and every blogger did not consider himself a writer , yes, especially since, so to speak, you pressed three buttons and you are already in mass distribution and not a single tyutchev, like a censor, can stop the stream of consciousness that rushes out of you, you know , and a huge circulation, but i never dreame

ministers last year than onshore wind farms built in this country and the worst fall in ways is since napoleonthreatened these shores, the chaos and cuts have made us poorer but we need to see investment to ensure that we grow more investment in insulation to get our bills down and also stability, we get wages growing again in this country. get wages growing again in this count . , , , get wages growing again in this count . , , country. does this give us any indication _ country. does this give us any indication about _ country. does this give us any indication about the _ country. does this give us any indication about the direction | country. does this give us any i indication about the direction of the cost of living crisis? it indication about the direction of the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages _ the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages will _ the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages will start _ the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages will start to - the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages will start to rise - the cost of living crisis? it looks i li

like napoleon coming back from exile into parris for 1 -- paris for 100 days. if mccarthy comes back and speaker for 100 days, i would be surprised. it was a lack of consensus. jim jordan has that problem. he's going to continue to run for speaker. he did not win in that inner conference vote. that doesn't mean he doesn't have a chance to win the speakership. there may be enough centrists from used -- frustrated with the lack of any kind of leadership they would be willing to cave. jordan did not win a lot of friends over his several years in the house conference. i think it's going to be more difficult as this drags on to find any consensus in the republican conference. host: michael warren is with us for this conversation. if you want to ask questions, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. and independents, 202-748-8002. michael warren, democrats are coming with open arms saying work with us to try to find some means to make this happen. what's the likelihood of that happening? guest: i have been asking people about this because on the surface it seems crazy

ministers last year than onshore wind farms built in this country and the worst fall in ways is since napoleon poorer but we need to see investment to ensure that we grow more investment in insulation to get our bills down and also stability, we get wages growing again in this country. get wages growing again in this count . , , , get wages growing again in this count . , , country. does this give us any indication _ country. does this give us any indication about _ country. does this give us any indication about the _ country. does this give us any indication about the direction | country. does this give us any i indication about the direction of the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages _ the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages will _ the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages will start _ the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages will start to - the cost of living crisis? it looks like wages will start to rise - the cost of living crisis? it looks i like wages will start to rise slowly from this point in time but of course people are about to be poorer than they were a

napoleon orda, artist, musician, pianist, writer, teacher, architect, and he was born here on belarusianfe took him, he always returned to homeland, family secrets, life stories, the work of a famous countryman, we will find out in the fashion for culture project, watch this weekend on the belarus 24 tv channel . fertile land, in caring hands, our main wealth, when the joy of what has been achieved makes one so eager to share, create and develop , carefully preserving traditions, in the name of a successful, happy future, where everyone’s contribution to the common cause is significant, and life with others in unity and love is true happiness, there is always warmth from spiritual moments and family views, together at the same table. belarus 24 is what unites us, we walk, i wonder that the kpins are this ridicule, i fly, that he is a laborer for this, so as to dry. now it’s time for us when the harvesters go out into the field, i haven’t mentioned the options yet, if you want to eat and everything that exists, only the dancing belly, if i can smell the first feathers, ale jumping, like t

it was only after that that the british finally having defeated napoleon, were able to get enough troops from europe to make an appearance on the gulf coast. and they found about 1500 red sticks in spanish. florida tried make common cause with them, tried rearm them along with seminoles and escaped black slaves. but the fight had really gone pretty much out of the red. six by the most of their leaders were either dead or had surrendered or fled or been captured and prior to the battle of new orleans in 1815, the british tried to impress the red states with their military might by staging a couple of abortive attacks in the area, one on a fort near mobile. it was it was a disaster for the british that were badly defeated. the red sticks were not impressed. and and andrew jackson happened to be in command of the american forces in the south. that he he gained his reputation, his national reputation not because of his subsequent victory at new orleans in 1815, but because of his victory at horseshoe bend. it was that victory that led to his being given a commission as a major general in the

napoleon also starring vanessa kirby. remember her from "the crown?"s film that will tell the story of napoleon's rise to power. napoleon is in theaters november 22nd. will stream on apple tv + later this year. this is going to be fun to watch. >> can't wait to see that. >> finally a huge group of moms in fair field connecticut have a scary way to raise money for breast cancer. every halloween they transform into mombies dancing to michael jackson's "thriller" much to the neighborhood's delight and their teens' mortification. ♪ they're good, right? i want to be a mombie. [ laughter ] you sound so impressed. terri davis, congratulations. you started a phenomenal movement. the mombies started in 2016, has grown into a beloved local tradition. she says amidst shared laughter and grace of imperfect step, we help make a difference for those living with breast cancer. they have raised $170,000 and counting. closeup on michael strahan, who will be the first dadzie. aren't they great? it's a really nice tradition. >> make you want to move to fairfield. >> righ