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she was also injured but not killed she got a pension and riley and others including marybeth nortons by other women, a lot of women filed as widows but there was a lot also found pensions for their own so this. in light of the discovery there were these women who would file a pension application widows pension application but then when you read the narrative where they are describing why they deserve this application they talk about all the heroic things they did as well. >> this is such compelling stuff and i think the narratives that comes out of the everyday lives that, although in this sprawling history of this moment that we think we know is really compelling. i know we only have about seven minutes left but we do have an audience question and we have a request to talk about the qucbec act. can you give us insight on that? >> you can take us back to the second image the big map with the native americans to help a little bit on the one hand it's really important to say that there was no march to independence in the sense of an army marches and marches in lockstep because differe

norton over here in the sense that if this had not happened, i would not have known the women's worldappening. >> greg: that's exactly right >> kat: this is how i found out, through this. of course it's so great that we have this country where we're allowed to do these kinds of protests and not be killed, right? but also my husband -- again, as a half veteran, my husband always says, you know, i would have died for those people. he gets kind of pissed off. >> greg: yeah. do we have a clip? you interviewed trump and it's going to be on tonight? >> matt: no, it's on the ufc's youtube page we talked to him for 40 minutes about nothing but fights. it was amazing to hear him talk about something other than politics and his fight memory -- it wasn't scripted, his memory for fights was so good. >> greg: do we have a clip guys? professional. >> i look at ufc or boxing or any of these things, even sports generally, it's sort of a microcosm of life. but it's quicker. it doesn't take years to determine. you know, it's over in 12 rounds or it's over in five rounds or three rounds. but it's really

norton has launched a new app that promises to spot a scam.company, known for its antivirus software, is rolling out the genie app. norton says it can analyze the content of emails and text messages and compare them to known scams. if it flags an alert, it makes recommendations on what you could choose to do next. the genie app is available now through apple's app store and norton's website. it will be available for android later this year and is free on all platforms. i assume it looks for common misspellings. they are getting worse again. have you noticed? larry: you can spot a scam that way. but the fact that they are offering that for free, that's awesome. thank you. kristen: new developments, ups and the teamsters union have reached a tentative deal on a new contract today. that means the looming strike has been averted. the contract covers more than 340,000 ups workers nationwide. a labor stoppage could have started as soon as next week. experts say it would have crippled u.s. supply chains. >> it is so great for the economy. this has av

norton. joseph and virology essays for the living, the dead and the small things in between norton.e proved then bog and swamp a short history of peatland destruction and its role in the climate crisis. scribner. added, young and immense world animals senses reveal the hidden realms around us. random house. and the winner is isaac. the method of the 20th century learned to act linked the. decades ago. film historian vito russo analyzed the representation of characters in film providing audiences with a way to understand themselves and each other through identity and experience of characters. isaac butler's book, the method, builds on this understanding by exploring the concept of petit's villainy. i'm butchering. this is a technique where actors imaginatively enter the world and experience their characters to create a sense of reality in their performances. the method is based on this foundation, and it's an insightful exploration of an artistic movement that challenged conventional presentations of emotion and instead prioritized experiencing the real life emotions the individual.

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joe norton. hey everyone, i keep getting comments that i'm a man. i'm ugly, been we're going to tell you what we've have done, the insults bullying death threats. that's life for jessica. some of the content creator deals with hate speech. every day she talks opening about her surgeries and trends life. i sometimes have 15 moms. honda, ma'am. someone will write something like 2 minutes. you'll always be a man. no matter how much surgery you have, the receipt of my, the florida is always home. and so i thought, what do you think i have a follow smocks to back to my mom. you spell that the thing hurt me in the world though. i've read too many of these comments to let them phase me. gus isn't switch 9 to time out product as a teenager and has a just a good summer. as many t v appearances unexperienced backlash, she had to take a break from having to increase the max. then i realize on it, i didn't actually want to step back me about the spot. i like being on camera. it's fun to look up. when does the stuff and why should i have to when i'm not the prob

all of the smoke came down to the east coast and covered the united states in a norton's haze. here you can see new york city nearly covered, the air quality became so low, people were told to wear mask again and to stay indoors. score was in new york city of philadelphia were moved on line to prevent students from going outside. i'm reading the smoke filled air influencers in tip top girl even took the opportunity to joke on the scary conditions. right. why don't you know why it was like day you down to the nation's capital? you can see here the difference on a tiered day with the haze of the canadian while fires, outdoor activities will completely cancel for schools in washington dc. due to air quality concern. the smoke even made it as far as the outer banks in north carolina . you can see here the difference from before and after the smoke roll being completely blocking the view of the ocean. just a block away where i work is we are part of the ground forces we work in concert with the little bombing. but interestingly enough, we have not been confronted with the smoke that

therefore, with the theme of freedom, we have determined a great theme, norton, and in this format ,format of specifications obviously, in the field of media and in what year it can be, it can be an artistic format, it can be a real work , a documentary film or an animation, it can be in any format, religious and islamic. www.irica.ir the weather of the area has arrived with you, dear ones. thank you very much for your cooperation . have a good time. hello, have a good time. well, a few hours ago , we had rain reports from two parts of the country, one for the northern areas and the other for the southeast of the country. his namesake, from whom reports of rain and thunder we had some of them tonight, it will continue to rain on the shores of the caspian sea in the north-west of the country, in the south-east of the country , we will have red and orange color. it is predicted that there will be showers and thunderstorms tonight in spots and locally in these provinces. uncle farda tomorrow the conditions are such that in the northern regions of the country, in the provinces of gilan,

you the story on told to how does era the hello norton taylor, not on the top stories on under 0. thousands of people have attended funerals for many of those killed and israel's to day as sold on janine 12 palestinians died and at least a 117 were injured. one is where the soldier was also killed. minister benjamin netanyahu is wound the janine raid is just the beginning. the residents of janine have returned to scenes of widespread destruction. the refugee camps, roads as well as many homes and businesses have been destroyed. the matter of jeanine's israel's attack was an attempt to wipe out life in the city the. the damage suffered by janine as a result of the tomb, assaulted by these ladies. completion forces has affected the and for us that up so many streets with totally destroyed water pipelines, sewage system, and on. so the electricity grid, it is a massive destruction. the magnitude, a mass of the main pocket, responsible for providing support. we are speaking of you take time on the we on auto and the united nations. however, they have voice to the hands of their responsibilities

he really took a chance on edward norton and myself. we were both completely unknown.tion for that movie was the entire role. i had to learn the entire role. i was flown to los angeles and did every single scene. >> they couldn't tell from one or two scenes? >> i think, understandably, richard wanted to see, you know, could she really do this? >> right. >> we did the whole movie, i remember, in one afternoon. >> i think it's fair to say your big breakthrough was in "the truman show" in which -- it's about a fellow who unbeknownst to him, he thinks he's living a real life. it's all a television show. >> yes. >> and all of the people in his life are really actors. and you play jim carrey's wife. >> you're part of this, aren't you? >> truman! you are scaring me! >> you're scaring me. what are you going to do, dice me? slice me? peel me? there are so many choices. >> do something! >> what? what did you say? who are you talking to? >> nothing, i didn't say anything. >> you break the role. you shout to the producers. you're worried for your life. then you have to go back to

let's be honest. what is it, in principle, even in the history of europe, norton and er rain, the normoes not look, because what is the norm for 900, in fact, he writes, however , how little attention has actually been paid in the history of europe and the slavic people , in particular, such as, for example, ukraine, well, now they began to correct this a little bit, again, such people as timothy snyder, for example, but in general, history is written by the winners, and this is the russian version, this is the russian version, there is no such thing as the fact that there was never any ukraine, and the entire legacy of the kyiv state is this, this is against russia that is, this is the version that appeared in the 18th century, karamzin pyotr and so on, just what should we do with the version that was written by our winners when we were defeated, i changed the wording, history is written by television, we now have a luxurious chance which did not exist 100 years ago, 200 years ago, a chance to be heard ah, especially now , i practically bombarded our embassy with letters while i was w

and so i look, norton, and it's no big secret that for all pilots when you're fast asleep and the alarm goes off, your pulse rise as a bit so that the adrenalin kicks in because you're trying to get ready and be fully alerts. i'm so you can get your job done no matter if it's day or night. time talks must hold. witnesses and suppression. goods of all, think about some talk. my 3rd is the germans attachments, commander for nato's enhanced air policing mission. and the sonya. yes, for you are a flight of just the pilots ground crew and support personnel under his command, a total of around $150.00 people. the mission is to protect the earth space over the phone to the states to identify potentially hostile aircraft and keep them out of need to air space. the later fighter jets can regularly be heard overhead in the neighboring town of kayla . just over 10 kilometers from the airport. and not everyone is thrilled to find nato's presence in the region for system, especially if they're fascists everywhere. so who are the fascists? not the neighborhood or, i mean people say the russians are o

we have congresswoman norton who came in and then to all of our panelists. we are here to show you what abortion care can look like. what abortion can look like. this, this is what and abortion looks like. this is it. onee pill with four others, this is an abortion. many of you know me as a congresswoman, but i'm also a nurse and it's through that lens that i approach today. as a nurse i've cared for patients with chronic migraines and administered to alleviate their pain. i've cared for patients with infections and administered antibiotics for treatment. i care for patients with depression and administer antidepressants to ease their suffering. medication is an essential form offf healthcare. medications are lifesaving and these medications, these five pills are safe and effective. medication abortion pills, safe again, effective again, no different from any other medication. the fda declared medication abortion safe, 23 years using it together it is a 97.7 effective way to terminate a pregnancy. it is used worldwide and already accounts for over 50% of abo

it's in a norton's hayes. here you can see new york city nearly covered, the air quality became so low, people were told to wear mask again and to stay indoors. schools in new york city, i'm free. adelphia were moved online to prevent students from going outside. i'm reading the smoke field, air influencers in tip top girl even took the opportunity to joke on the scary conditions. right. why the, why, why? why don't i look more like day you down to the nation's capital? you can see here the difference on a tiered day with the haze of the canadian while fires, outdoor activities will completely cancel for schools in washington dc. due to airfoil equals turn, the smoke even made it as far as the outer banks in north carolina. you can see here the difference from before and after the smoke roll being completely blocking the view of the ocean. just a block away work is we are part of the ground forces we work in concert with the little bombing. but interestingly enough, we have not been confronted with the smoke t

and that word on tied a huge not within making these things, norton didn't have to lose perhaps as a to answer those guns penalized the 1st. it was a big relief. when done. com and i was afraid of the youngest because the moment i knew this about myself, which this was, i also knew i couldn't go back because of a key that wouldn't work placement. so look in this deed of men's. i had to tell my boyfriend lloyd too. i had to tell my family. well, i had to tell my friends who was this man of a medium. it was time to let the cat out of the bags splendid ends on most of this up club. cousin they sent it said confound from chris and i have been together for 5 years now. i asked for, and i only came out to him about 2 and a half years ago in the outage. i just mean my partner with trans wasn't stressful at all. madison. i showed him videos of people who were non binary of the because it was important to me that he get to know that as well. and, but this maybe this value is super interested in and super supportive as well inside. and we'll see, hey, all right, well figure it out somehow. wha

now, in addition to richard norton smith, we are also delighted and honored to host heyneke meyer on this stage. now, everybody in michigan and across the midwest now knows who hank is. he's got some 240 meyer super centers that make up one of america's largest family owned companies. while hank is the co-chair and ceo of meyer. what makes this grosser different? what makes hank the perfect interlocutor? this evening is that he has a long friendship with richard. they have a great chemistry on stage together. i've asked them to to be on stage for numerous programs and also as a stand alone journalist and historian and writer in his own right. hank is really a serious person to contend with. he wrote this book on senator arthur vandenberg that i think you're aware of. it was a quarter century in the making. talk about dedication. and he also is the long serving vice chair of the gerald ford presidential foundation. are you ready to learn tonight? oh, yes, we are. richard and hank. well, thank you and good evening, everyone. and i've got the easiest job in the house and my job is just

um, you know, and, and i also think it's, you know, you have to look at beauty pageants, norton, i solution. but you know, the, so much a dispute into the india in terms of the fashion industry in terms of the other part of the beauty industry. the women's magazine industry and changes happening in bollywood as well. right? so beauty pageants are very much part of this tapestry. right. and so i think, you know, what you've, auntie is pointing out is yes that you know. yeah, not every one you know can, can be missing. yeah. uh certainly the, you know, there are restrictions on, as we already spoke about, right. size, you know, the kinds of hair, the kind of skin color, all of those right are still very much there. we have to recognize those constraints certainly, but i also think they have to recognize that these are constraints that spread across various popular culture and media industries, right? so that, you know, you can. * and see, oh, you can't claim the beauty pageant that is, you know, that's the only space that's restrictive. so how can we talk about right, opening up, right? the o

i've come to london's bustling west end to speak to the happy valley star james norton about his latest to the woman who wants to be labour's next chancellor, rachel reeves. hope to see you at nine tomorrow morning, right here on bbc one. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the team, have a very good night. you're watching bbc news. more now on president biden's decision to send cluster munitions to ukraine. reporter yasmin khatun dewan is in the newsroom with more. the use of cluster bombs is controversial, because of the indiscriminate way in which they operate. they detonate as soon as they hit the ground so anyone in the surrounding area is very likely to be killed or seriously injured. beyond that, almost 40% failed to detonate immediately, meaning they become de—facto land and cause a longer term risk. become de—facto land and cause a longerterm risk. in become de—facto land and cause a longer term risk. in 2008, 120 countries came together to sign a treaty, the convention on cluster munitions, countries that included fran

confidence that future generations will do it as well via the story on told to how does era the hello norton taylor, nuns in the top stories on entre 0 thousands of people who've attended funerals for many of those killed in israel's to day as sold on jeanine 12 palestinians died and at least a 117 were injured. one is where the soldier was also killed. minister benjamin netanyahu is wound the janine ride is just the beginning. residents of janine have returned to scenes of widespread destruction. the refugee camps, roads as well as many.

all of the smoke came down to the east coast and covered the united states in a norton's haze. here you can see in new york city nearly covered, the air quality became so low, people were told to wear mask again and to stay indoors. schools in new york city, um philadelphia were moved online to prevent students from going outside. i'm reading the smoke filled air influencers and sick talk girl even to death for to maybe to joke on the scary conditions. right. why don't you know why it was like day you down to the nation's capital? you can see here the difference on a tiered day with the haze of the canadian while fires, outdoor activities will completely cancel for schools in washington. dc used to air quality concern the smoke even made as far as the outer banks in north carolina. you can see here the difference from before and after the smoke roll being completely blocking the view of the ocean. just a block away where i work is we are part of the ground forces we work in concert with the handle bombing. but interestingly enough, we have not been confronted with the smoke eve

even norton speed of the dish is overflowing what to have entered homes. and so i did locate them pretty heavy rains and flats have destructive life here, rescues during the best to bring people to safety a lot the coffee you cut out ahead of the body. the situation is very bad. it has been reading heavy for the past due the temple here is a to respond, but the water has got in the opposite of a bed used to be too low. but the water level has visa or was already well hot, and each it had lance lights have also blocked roots. many have been crushed under the pre from think the product is to issue 50 notes in the theater party on the heavy down boys have truck life to us dunston to hold what a hell of 30 medical conditions. very bad. i took a customer to the bottle and my baker was completely supp much 2 or 3 others were also under water in the cafeteria, new debbie, the heaviest streams and for decades have cost pipes big damage linked to climate change. since the month on fees and begin more than half a $1000000.00 people in india hopping affected and many

if norton states and delegates to the continental congress had insisted upon ending the slave trade or a gradual emancipation of slaves, he would've had a secession of all southern states even then. that would've led to the force over finance and land. host: that is interesting. we know there lots of books written about the american revolution. why do you consider yours different? what do you hope readers may learn that they have not learned other places? guest: the survivalist interpretation, to perceive what motivated the founders. for -- history is my second career. i actually practiced psychiatry for 20 years. some time ago i came to the conclusion that most motivating factor is fear. i came to the conclusion it is the driver of life. i looked at the american revolution and the vast majority written about the revolution are military but this is a political history. i learned what they feared most and the consequences of that fear. an overriding discovery was i said they did what they did to save their souls from civil wars. they made compromises, they perpetuated slavery, they adop

the child's infection became the 1st norton case, not only in nigeria, but in the wilds of monkey polk. so impulse a viral disease transmitted passenger pass and 3 broken skin mucosal surfaces via the respect to retract that they're going to run the alarm bells about the wild refuse to last 5 years. lisa, just as we were recovering from the credit of 1910 that i have decided that the global market books outbreak, the presence of public health, emergency of international consent, a 111 countries, reported about 87000 cases and a 140 death. as the crisis on folded dr. glenn is, observations became critical to the development of strategies to prevent and control the outbreak. the influx, health emergency has been to cat event, and danielle, going to is considered by time magazine to be one of it's 100 most influential people in 2023. but how we lands the right lessons going forward. and most of the health emergencies could be in store for us. dr. jimmy will go into talks to alex's here, the, the danielle going, oh, thank you so much for talking thousands 0. let me start by asking you what

[laughter] >> greg: thanks to emily compagno, she got a book, matt whitaker, jim norton, kat timpf, our studio >> laura: hey, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is the ingle angle from washington tonight. thanks for joining us on a very busy monday. the lies that blind. that's the focus o tonight's angle. f tonight's angle. all right, joe biden is th joe biden is a congenital liar, about little things and big things. >> senator joseph biden held a news conference wednesday to announce the end of his presidency in 1998. >> i have to choose from running for president and doing my job. there will be other opportunities for me to campaign for president, there will not be other opportunities to influence president reagan's choice. i do it with incredible reluctance and it makes me angry. let the american people measure the whole joe biden and not just misstatements. >> laura: wait, wait. misstatements. false. they were not misstatements, in a presidential debate, senator biden lifted freezes and mannerism by neil kenick, it was egregious and lies kept coming. >> tell the truth, take the trut

honestly, i feel like the 83 see more majors norton is history. let me explain. to say that people, they has to be a regular so it is to say that coming out the most affordable and i will never accept that because it's coming out the most of what i love, the way i'm on the way. i'm because it's coming up for support. what i do, you know for yes, we have coming up as the fewest agents and coming out of government. it does come. we also shop these places. it's to say that it needs to be a regular, so it is to say that there's a need to be people or not because you only, but people are causing me coming up confidence. so i feel like the approach to that 5 level that is not a good approach. the approach of the promotion of communion is promotional identity as it kind of ruined. yeah. and it was to be instinctive. is always will have to be said, amazing, amazing identity of the communion. come a ring on this. i love the statement. and communion is in the 19 seventy's and eighty's kind of rooney and styles and mac casa. and we could see what popular around the whole wo