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entitled notre dame vs.the one that took place in south bend in historical inflection points. in early 1924 intolerance and hatred were on the rise in the country not just in indiana, but from coast to coast. for many it was easier to give in to the fear of an uncertain future than to work to build a better community. but indiana and tsoon to turn a corner in the timing -- ande been more poetic. rockney, stoldrey and the would pull off a perfect season in route to the 1924 national championship. and the indiana chapter, the kkk would quickly fizzle after the rape and m conviction of its leader d.c. next year. as for the university itself and itsnt body it would be three more years b reluctantly give in to the wave that started that may day in 1924 and officialize the nickname the fighting irish. no mistake, madam president, it was 100 years ago this week in

and notre dame's success off field was an affront to the klan's false message of superiority.e kkk gathered outside the golden dome for a three-day rally complete with parades, speeches and dances and no small amount of overtly violent intimidation. you see, they weren't used to anyone standing up to them. they weren't expecting anyone to stand up to them. and little did they know mostly irish catholic student body across the street had no intention of being intimidated. little did they animated that the university president, father matthew walsh, a world war i veteran had been trying in vain to tell his students to stay safe and shelter in the school. little dhe that on that day the intended aspersion that the student body co-opted as their preferred nickname the fighting irish, was about to reach a nationaldience. as the story goes no doubt colored with some apocryphal additions over the years the klan arriving in south bend and hundreds of studes to meet them. at first the students almost playfully offeredo assist the klansmen in finding lonling and food -- lodging and food

when notre dame burned in paris, workers came from the castle to help and share expertise.we take the nature, trees, sand, stone, and we do a medieval castle that we can imagine to take the same materials to do a house. it's a modern adventure. >> reporter: it's a modern adventure building skills and realizing a dream by looking back to the design and ways of another time. >>> more than six decades after her death, there is new drama swirling around marilyn monroe and the only home she'd ever owned. carter evans has more. >> reporter: one of the most famous stars in hollywood history is dead at 36. >> reporter: marilyn monroe's death in 1962 shocked and saddened the world, and many considered the brentwood home where she died one of the last links to her legacy. >> we have a lot of history here that needs to be preserved. >> reporter: jeff zaranom is on a mission to save l.a. landmarks. >> this is the place you want to see the hollywood sign from. >> reporter: and he knows where all of hidden gems are, like marilyn monroe's handprints. this is about as close as most people

in paris from, notre dame. from soccer, from every church goes out the.resounding message of peace and hope for the future and present joyful thanksgiving thanksgiving. in the past, l'opera l'opera. in the rue de madeleine. while general de gaulle approaches the arc de triomphe to pay homage in, the name of the people of france at the grave of the unknown soldier, to pledge that victory with the memory of those who died, to gain it shall this time for all time, be preserved in peace, even. the capitulation at lynchburg to field marshal montgomery on the remnants of the northern german army and navy was not only the signal of germany's total defeat. it was the signal for the liberation of those countries still remaining under german occupation. the british fleet sailed into copenhagen harbor. denmark is, free after five years, five years of stubborn resistance and heroic acts of sabotage. the german cruiser prince oregon fell prize to the british navy. to the danish capital where a guard of honor awaits him. comes field marshal montgomery, victor and liber

book entitled notre dame vs. the klan. events like the one that took place in south bend, indiana, often prove to be historical inflection points. in early 1924 intolerance and hatred were on the rise in the country not just in indiana, but from coast to coast. for many, it was easier to give in to the fear of an uncertain future than to work to build a better community. but indiana and the country were soon to turn a corner in the timing -- and the timing couldn't have been more poetic. rockney, stoldrey and the rest of the football team would pull off a perfect season in route to the 1924 national championship. and the indiana chapter, the kkk would quickly fizzle after the rape and murder conviction of its leader, d.c. stevenson, the next year. as for the university itself and its brave and proud student body, it would be three more years before father walsh would reluctantly give in to the wave that started that may day in 1924 and officialize the nickname the fighting irish. but make no mistake, madam presid

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stern on ledgers in history, notre dame profess examines a conflict over at 9:00 to 1967 u.s.ical fitness in the armed forces. eat 9:30 on the presidency historian cliff looks at franklin delano roosevelt's relationship with the supreme court during world war ii. n the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program online any time at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> unprecedented armada landed on the shores of normandy. >> boys, these are the men who took the cliffs. these are the champions who helped free a continence. these are the heroes who helped to end a war. >> 2 million suns from 15 countries jumped i the sky and bloodsoaked surf and met death on an even plane the sonsd their own attacks and that exact moment on these beaches, the forces of freedom turned the tide of the 20th century. >> it was hard and long and traveled by weary and valiant men. history will always record where that road began. egan here with the first footprints on the beaches of norman more than 150,000 s set off toward this tiny sliver of upon whi

we're catholic and every person like idolizes notre dame, like that's just what you do. i told muffet mcgraw, one of the greatest coaches of all time, that i'm gonna play for her. when i took my official visit, i just knew like something wasn't, something wasn't sitting right with me. so i tell my parents and i'm like, "i think i'm gonna switch to iowa," which was hard, like i didn't, like i was scared. like i'm 17 years old and now i have to call coach mcgraw and tell her that i'm not coming. and i remember sitting in my bed and i'm like sweating. i'm like, "oh, this is so bad." but i really loved the idea of being close to home. (crowd cheering) - i was at a restaurant eating with my husband. when she called, i stepped outside to take the phone call. i tried to hold it down a little bit, but then i went back in and we ordered a bottle of champagne. (buzzer buzzing) - [commentator] the shot goes as time expires, but never in doubt it is iowa, 104-75 is the hawkeye victory. (somber music) - i'm really just thankful that i was able to come back here and play in front of a

now the 12—metre tall cross has been reinstalled on notre dame's roof. that is it for the moment.ing. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the weather's looking pretty mixed this bank holiday weekend, although saturday looks to be pretty decent for many with a lot of sunshine around, sunday and bank holiday monday will see some heavy thundery showers developing, some local torrential downpours, but there'll still be some sunshine in between. now for saturday, we've got two frontal systems approaching — one across the east and one across the west. this one will arrive quite early through the morning across east anglia, eastern england and spread westward. so skies turning cloudier here. this one will arrive late in the day for southwest england, south wales. but in between, plenty of sunshine around after a chilly start, then we should see sunny spells into the afternoon. could see just a few showers developing. most places should stay dry and it'll feel warmer again with top temperatures of 20—21 degrees. now as we head through saturday night, this weather front across the

her next speaker is here and it's patrick dineen professor political science for prior to joining notre dame in 2012 he taught at princeton university and georgetow university paper in 2,522,070 served as speechwriter to the director of the u.s. information agency. his teaching and writings focused on the history of political thought american political thought liberalism conservatism and constitutionalism. his most recent book is regime change toward a post liberal future. in his previous monograph why liberalism failed was praised by president obama and translated into over 20 languages. patrick stalwart support of the programs include taking this exam flight from south carolina this morning. patrick thank you for being here and we look forward to your discussion of the american regime and its institution -- and its future. [applause] >> thank you so very much dr. baron and thank you for inviting me and i can't express how honored and delighted i am to be here. this is a bit of the makeup appearance. i was slated to appear with dr. burger with who you just heard from in a bit of the debate

her next speaker is here and it's patrick dineen professor political science for prior to joining notre dame in 2012 he taught at princeton university and georgetown university paper in 2,522,070 served as speechwriter to the director of the u.s. information agency. his teaching and writings focused on the history of political thought american political thought liberalism conservatism and constitutionalism. his most recent book is regime change toward a post liberal future. in his previous monograph why liberalism failed was praised by president obama and translated into over 20 languages. patrick stalwart support of the programs include taking this exam flight from south carolina this morning. patrick thank you for being here and we look forward to your discussion of the american regime and its institution -- and its future. [applause] >> thank you so very much dr. baron and thank you for inviting me and i can't express how honored and delighted i am to be here. this is a bit of the makeup appearance. i was slated to appear with dr. burger with who you just heard from in a bit of the debate

hundreds of craftsmen are working to restore notre dame. the cathedral is set to reopen this year in december. in fact, a new major study shows, in addition to other health benefits, ozempic can also reduce your risk of death from kidney disease. the drug's maker will seek fda approval to drastically expand the types of patients eligible for this drug. the active compound was found to lower the risk of death by 24% from cardiovascular and kidney disease. it could be really beneficial considering kidney disease affects more than 1 in 7 adults in the united states. new at 11 the class of 2024 celebrates san francisco style san francisco state held its commencement ceremony tonight at oracle park, nearly 7000 san francisco state graduates and thousands of loved ones packed the ballpark to celebrate actor and san francisco native benjamin bratt received an honorary degree. the law and order and modern family star thanked his teachers at lowell high school and called the honorary doctorate a dream come true. >> with this honor, you have fulfille

hundreds of craftsmen are working to restore notre dame.hedral is set to reopen this year in december. in fact, a new major study shows. in addition to other health benefits, ozempic can also reduce your risk of death from kidney disease. the drug's maker will seek fda approval to drastically expand the types of patients eligible for this drug. the active compound was found to lower the risk of death by 24% from cardiovascular and kidney disease. it could be really beneficial considering kidney disease affects more than 1 in 7 adults in the united states. new at 11 the class of 2024 celebrates san francisco style san francisco state held its commencement ceremony tonight at oracle park, nearly 7000 san francisco state graduates and thousands of loved ones packed the ballpark to celebrate actor and san francisco native benjamin bratt received an honorary degree. the law and order and modern family star thanked his teachers at lowell high school and called the honorary doctorate a dream come true. >> with this honor, you have fulfilled two li

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at notre dame, a few jewelry -- a hugely popular course offering has real life applications.ndent mike cerre reports for our ongoing series at the intersection of health and arts, part of canvas. >> from animal house in the 1980's to the more recent hangover films, pop culture and advertising's depiction of drinking is playing out on college campuses to a much more alarming degree than the toga parties of the past. nearly half of college students say they drink and 30% say they binge drink according to a recent survey by the national institute on drug abuse & alcoholism. here on the campus of the university of notre dame, they are taking a more academic and intellectual approach to the issue in addition to traditional counseling and disciplinary action. the psychology department is teaming up with the film, television and theater department on a course that teaches students why they think drinking is so cool and why it's probably not. >> societal he people seem to condone your actions because you are drunk. >> “drunk on film” is a full credit, in person & online course with o

a new display has been revealed in paris�* notre dame cathedral, showing scenes from d—day made completelyf wool. it's to mark the 80th anniversary of the normandy landings, when more than 150,000 allied troops attacked the coast of france to liberate it from nazi occupation during world war two. hundreds of knitters from across the world have been involved in the project. quite a quitea yarn! time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. boom boom! thanks very much, retre. the weather will be changing. a mixture of sunshine and showers today, but generally fewer and lighter showers. for the next few days, it will be a drying trend, as this area of high pressure gets closer to the uk, but between that and the high in the north sea, we have a northerly breeze, which has pushed this cloud southwards. it brought a lot of thunderstorms across scotland yesterday, but it is focusing mainly showers today across parts of south—east england. cloud coming in off the north sea brings a little rain towards parts of east yorkshire, lincolnshire and norfolk, bringing back the temperatures a little

notre dame of paris, and behind us are the familiar childhood silhouettes of houses and churches.that he was terribly sad, that it was very difficult for him there, in fact, if not for the museum, then paris would not have become for him, what it became for him, in fact, the city itself, the viewer can get into right through him like that, passing through the closet, to find himself immediately on the streets of paris. the city of mus was greeted coldly, there was not enough money even for canvases, he painted on tablecloths and sheets, but paris became a second home for the artists, where he discovered modernism with surprise and admiration. circus-theater, he was a very sincere artist, the theme of ballerinas, the theme of swimming fish, animals, in the masses of some kind, he allowed himself to draw it, and it is very interesting, you can take pictures with masks, you can play rings. dadonov is still in the lead 2:1. well, another russian, karen khachanov, beat the representative india scored a goal in the first round match of the french open tennis championship. together with

she received aa from rhodes college and a jd from notre dame law school.he served as a law clerk for circuit from 1997-1998 and for justice antonin scalia of the supre court of the united states during the 1998 term. after two years in private practice in washington, d.c., she became a law professor joining the faculty of notre dame law school in 2002. she was appod judge of the united states court of appeals nt trumpociate justice of the supreme court and she took her seat on october 27, 2020. [appuse] i want to begin, justices, with this time that we are in, both civic learning week itself, and the centrality of those themes, but also the time ware in in the country. we are approaching the 250th y of the nation's founding in a couple of years, and unlike the bicentennial debates about whoury ago, there we are as a country and where we ar things true across the board, left and right, is there has been a declining level of confidence and faith in et to that importance of civicing,a3 wanted to get to the question of confidence in public institutions and why

and the next speaker is here and it is the professor of political science at the university of notre dame and he is patrick deneen. he taught at princeton and georgetown and from 2005 to 2007 he served as a speechwriter for the director of u.s. information agency. his teaching and writing focus on the history of political thought in american political thought, liberalism and conservatism in constitutionalism. his most recent book is regime change toward a post-liberal future. and his previous monograph why liberalism failed was praised by president obama and translated into over 20 languages. his support of the stockdale center programs includes taking a 6:00 in the morning flight this morning. thank you for being here and we look forward to the discussion of the american regime and its future. >> thank you. >> thank you and thank you for inviting me and let me express how honored and delighted i am to be here in this is actually a bit of a makeup appearance and i was slated to appear with doctor berkowitz home you just heard from in a bit of a debate before covid happened so we did it on

la cruz que sobreviviÓ el incendio de 2019 en la catedral de notre dame.gar, para hacer amistades , para tomarse un respiro de las dificultades que enfrentan ellos y sus familias despuÉs de llegar a un nuevo paÍs, carla amezola hablÓ con los niÑos y con los voluntarios que ayudan a los migrantes a sentirse parte de la comunidad. anda, anda pa arriba, pa arriba. >> mÁs que un deporte para estos niÑos, el fÚtbol se ha convertido en un espacio para correr en libertad, para hablar con otros, en su idioma y hacer nuevos amigos. >> es la liga de fÚtbol a tres fc, conformada por decenas de niÑos inmigrantes reciÉn llegados a nueva york. una niÑa los baila los dos, algunos con mÁs experiencia en el balompiÉ, como juliana, que llegÓ hace seis meses de venezuela con su mamÁ y su hermano. precisamente llegaron a estados unidos en busca de cumplir su sueÑo. >> pensÉ que llegar aquÍ era una mejor oportunidad para iniciar en el fÚtbol una carrera mÁs profesional. apenas como por decirlo de alguna manera. se estÁn adaptando. sÍ, y ellos pues tambiÉn ponen de su parte, po

aÑos por leucemia en parÍs se colocÓ una cruz de casi 40 pies de altura en lo alto de la catedral notre dameies last. shop memorial day doorbusters before they're gone. y nos despedimos con unos delfines que robaron cÁmara en las costas de southampton, en nueva york. una mujer los captÓ con su dron en un espontÁneo espectÁculo natural. la mujer dijo que lleva siete aÑos documentando la vida marina en esa Área. y nunca habÍa visto una manada tan numerosa tan temprano en la temporada. que pan muy buenas noches five >> esta noche, en zona mixta, la puerta traiciona xavi hernÁndez y se va del barcelona. ademÁs, conocemos a un fanÁtico muy rabioso del amÉrica y las finales de conferencia en la nba entre dallas y minnesota. yami

as here in the lithograph on sundays, a couple in love flies over paris and the efile tower and notre dame them are the silhouettes of houses and churches familiar from childhood. ion recalls that he was terribly sad, that it was very difficult for him there, in fact, if not for the museum, then paris would not have become for him what it became for him, in fact, the city itself, the viewer can get into it just like that , right through it, passing through the closet, and find himself. right on the street of paris. the city of mus was greeted coldly, there was not enough money even for canvases, he painted on tablecloths and sheets, but paris became a second home for the artist, where he discovered modernism with surprise and admiration. the circus, the theater, the walk was very sincere, the artist was, the theme of ballerinas, the theme of swimming fish, animals, some kind of masks, he allowed himself to draw it, and it’s very interesting, you can take pictures with the masks. russia was the first to convey a resolution on the inadmissibility of the glorification of nazism, mostly europe

, as here in the lithograph on sundays, a couple in love flies over paris, the eiffel tower and notre damehind them are acquaintances from childhood silhouettes of houses and churches. and he remembers that he was terribly sad, that it was very difficult for him there, in fact, if not for the museum, then paris would not have become for him, what it became for him, in fact, the city itself, the viewer can get into passing right through him like that. through the closet, find yourself immediately on the streets of paris. the city of mouss met chagall coldly, there was not enough money even for canvases, he painted on tablecloths and sheets, but paris became a second home for the artist, where he discovered with surprise and admiration modernism. the circus, the theater, the steps were very sincere, the artist was, the theme of ballerinas, the theme of swimming fish, animals, in some kind of masks, he allowed himself to draw it, and it is very interesting. a group of young scientists won a competition under the national science project and received a grant to research what exactly they will

. >> notre dame! ♪ >> welcome to notre dame! >> look at this guy! can you imagine? was great. that was great, hoda. thank you. i'm here with lola. she's from old bridge, new jersey, and she's a senior at old bridge high. lola, good morning. i will read off just a bit of your resume. national honor society, spanish honor society, english honor society. history honor society. you are quite the exceptional student. >> thank you. >> were there extracurricular activities that you enjoyed as well over there? >> yes. i enjoyed being vice president of bsu. i also enjoyed the peer leadership program at my school and also being vice president of the school was just a fun experience throughout my senior year. >> all right. and have you decided after college what you might want to do with your life? >> yes. i decided i do want to be a pediatrician. i just love kids and i feel like that's a rewarding experience. >> that is god's work. that is god's work. before you go to medical school, you have obviously got to go to college, right? okay. how hard was it deciding? >> i mean, i

she received a ba from rhodes college and a jd from notre dame law school. she served as a law clerk for judge silberman of the u.s. court of appeals of the d.c. circuit from 1997-1998 and for justice antonin scalia of the supreme court of the united states during the 1998 term. after two years in private practice in washington, d.c., she became a law professor joining the faculty of notre dame law school in 2002. she was appointed a judge of the united states court of appeals seventh circuit in 2017. president trump dominated her as an associate justice of the supreme court and she took her seat on october 27, 2020. [applause] i want to begin, justices, with just recognizing this time that we are in, both civic learning week itself, and the centrality of those themes, but also the time we are in in the country. we are approaching the 250th anniversary of the nation's founding in a couple of years, and unlike the bicentennial nearly half a century ago, there are a lot of debates about who we are as a country and where we are headed. one of the things true ac

>> well, we've heard we've heard from notre dame. there aren't very happy with the settlement, but they understand it was necessary there. president reverend john jenkins, they released a statement and i'll read it to you. this is what he said the settlement though undesirable in many respects, and promising only temporary stability is necessary to avoid what would be the bankruptcy of college athletics to save the great american institution of college sports congress must pass legislation that will preempt the current patchwork of state laws established that our athletes are not employees, but students seeking college degrees and provide protection from further antitrust lawsuits that will allow colleges to make and enforce rules that will protect our student athletes and help ensure competitive equity among our teams. so amortize you can see, you notre dame and other colleges around the country. they still want congress to step in here because there's still needs to be a greater framework of how all of this and the nil money and ho

the hotel de anza, near santa clara and notre dame avenues in downtown san jose, suspended operations, all due to unexpected maintenance issues. the hotel says all cancellation fees will be waived for stays now through june 15th. it also says any deposits and prepaid agents for canceled stays on those dates, including prepaid rates, will be refunded. management expects the hotel to reopen june 16th. our lamonica peters is working to find out more about the extent of the damage, and you can catch her full report coming up tonight at ten. now to the hotly contested mayor's race in san francisco. and today, a candidate outlined a plan for universal child care in the city. former interim mayor and supervisor mark farrell is proposing subsidy child care services for middle and low income families. he would tap into prop c funds to pay for it. that commercial rent tax was approved by voters back in 2018. farrell is also looking to employ more child care workers and raise their wages, and mark farrell joined us live in studio earlier today on the four to talk about how he hopes to attract mo

ellen o'connell as professor of law and profess of international peace that is at the university of notre dame in the united states. one of her numerous books is self defense against non state actors. she joins us from rio de janeiro and the present. a welcome to dw professor. this rolling sounds pretty unequivocal. not a lot of wiggle room for israel. there is no wiggle room in this order. remember, it's the 3rd order issued by the international court of justice. in this case, the 2 prior orders have been defied. people are still dying in large numbers, especially civilians, especially children. the court, like everyone in the world including president biden, sees this operation against rasa as nothing short of catastrophic. the court has ordered a halt to this operation. what else could it do? well, isabel has said all along, but it has pursued these actions in the defense of its citizens. following not the bob bob rest of the time by how much terrorist why wasn't not enough for the quote which israel's argument is. attempt of justification has flaws in it. on a number of levels on the 1st l

ellen o'connell as professor of law and profess of international peace that is at the university of notre dame in the united states. one of her numerous books is self defense against non state actors. she joins us from rio de janeiro and the present a welcome to d, w. a professor. this rolling sounds pretty unequivocal. not a lot of wiggle room for israel. there is no wiggle room in this order. remember, it's the 3rd order issued by the international court of john s, as in this case, the 2 prior orders have been defied. people are still dying in large numbers, especially civilians, especially children. the court, like everyone in the world including president biden, sees this operation against rasa as nothing short of catastrophic. the court has ordered a halt to this operation. what else could it do? well, isabel has said all along, but it has pursued these actions and the defense of its citizens. following up the bob, bob rest that time by how much terrorist why wasn't not enough for the quote or israel's argument is attempt to justification has flaws in it on a number of levels. on the 1st

. >>> workers have reached a significant milestone in the fire damage notre dame in paris. on friday, a crane lifted the newly restored cross to the roof of the structure that is still under scaffolding. the 19th century cross was the only element to survive the 2019 fire. it was carefully restored by ironworkers in normandy. the notre dame will reopen to visitors in december. >> good news. >>> angie is back with the forecast for the rest of the country. >> it not all bad news today. we have sunshine on tap for the midwest and northern plains and out to the southwest. if you like the heat, we have 90s on tap today. the showers and tornado risk is what you want to keep an eye out for today. the severe outbreak in the ohio valley and the heat and humidity is on for the gulf coast and 90s and triple digit feels-like temperature s. you will have dry conditions to enjoy the holiday weekend. memorial day doesn't look great across the east. we have the holiday showers on tap. no surprise the record heat is there. the rain will interrupt a lot of outdoor plans. check out the countr

domina la acción fue presentado por river rock casino, donde de la catedral de notre dame en parís, dondenes cuando el techo de esa iglesia se estaba incendiando. todos pensaron que se destruyó por completo. pero ahí está la cruz. sobrevivió. buenas noches. gracias por acompañarnos. nos vemos esta noche en noticias telemundo, el gobernador de luisiana. firma una ley sin precedentes que clasifica las pastillas abortivas como sustancias controladas y peligrosas. la nueva regla castiga hasta con cinco aÑos de prisiÓn. la posesiÓn de mifepristona yop

because the metal cross, which was recently restored by craftsmen normandy, installed on the roof of notre damen above the choir that survived the fire because it fell to the ground and escaped fire damage. the installation of a two-ton, 12 m high structure marked the completion of the restoration of the roof in this part of the cathedral. the next stage of restoration will be the restoration of the skates and the removal of scaffolding from the choir. this is expected to happen before the start of the olympic games in paris. the cathedral is open to the general public is planned for december 8th. and i like that we are following the reconstruction process almost live, telling our viewers about it, so everyone is aware of what is happening, and i think everyone is looking forward to the very moment when this architectural monument, this a cultural monument, i dare say, will again be able to welcome guests and tourists. right now we want to invite you on a trip, no, not to paris, but to ours , we are waiting for the cathedral to open soon, but you know, to our native belarus, because we have so

i wanted to time how long it takes him to write a book notre dame cathedral in paris, not really, no,r goal, he had to write a book, but for some deadline in order to meet the deadline, well, just like a timer, no, not like a timer. no, so as not to leave the house, so as not to leave the house, not to disgrace himself, yes, half bald, show the correct answer on the screen, in order to finish the work by the deadline, the writer often asked the servants to even take all his clothes away from the house, yes, so that he could not go outside, but when this did not help, in the end he one day decided to cut off half of his hair, like that... the victim gave the writer time free from social events, which he adored, and he was no longer distracted and thus completed one of his great works on behalf of. you dress dad on his side, you put everything on like that, well, beautiful, beautiful, yes, beautiful, three tips, the first thing is that you can only go out when you are not a toad, so as not to turn into a frog in public, no, listen , remember, the frog princess, yes, she saved deadlines