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paddy dunning is a music manager and proprietor of several museums. with the likes of u2, rem and dame shirley bassey and now he wants to make some icons of his own. we designed a beautiful statue in wood, larch wood, and we built a viewing tower from the house, and inside would be a heritage centre and museum dedicated, not just to jonathan swift but to the writers of the county. so that was where it started. it didn't end there, though, did it? so we came up with what is the concept now, which is a statue that has a matrix skin, and now we have just launched the giant project, which is the search for 21 sites, to build 21 giants around the world. people of the world, welcome to the giant. the giant will be an interactive visitor attraction centre around a huge, human—shaped moving structure with cafes, restaurants, shops and a museum to boot, literally at the boot. the project is currently being masterminded at paddy's residential recording studio, grouse lodge, and it's caught the attention of eric fraad, opera director, music producer movie—maker

paddy dunning is a music manager and proprietor of several museums.e has rubbed shoulders with the likes of u2, rem and dame shirley bassey and now he wants to make some icons of his own. we designed a beautiful statue in wood, larch wood, and build a viewing tower from the house, and inside would be a heritage centre and museum dedicated, not just to jonathan swift but to the writers of the county. so that was where it started. it didn't end there, though, did it? so we came up with what is the concept now, which is a statue that has a matrix skin, and now we have just launched the giant project, which is the search for 21 sites, to build 21 giants around the world. people of the world, welcome to the giant. the giant will be an interactive visitor attraction centre around a huge, human—shaped moving structure with cafes, restaurants, shops and a museum to boot, literally at the boot. the project is currently being masterminded at paddy's residential recording studio, grouse lodge, and it's caught the attention of eric fraad, opera director, music pr

paddy dunning is a music manager and a proprietor of several museums.iewing tower from the heart, and inside would be a heritage centre, a museum, dedicated not just to jonathan swift but the writers of the county. so that was where it started. it didn't end there though, did it? so we came up with what is the concept now, which is a statue that has a matrix skin and now we've just launched the giant project, which is the search for 21 sites to build 21 giants around the world. voiceover: people of the world, welcome to the giant. _ the giant will be an interactive visitor attraction centred around a huge human—shaped moving structure with cafes, restaurants, shops, and a museum to boot, literally, at the boot! the project is currently being masterminded at paddy's residential recording studio grouse lodge and it's caught the attention of eric fraad, an opera director, music producer, movie—maker and all—round creative who wanted to make sure the statue could represent absolutely anybody. one of the possibilities was a gigantic statue, and it's androgyn

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book and talk about i would be there at 4:00 to watch them march out of the station at the back of a paddy wagon to be delivered to their walking post. the influence back then was a very positive one and different than what kids watch on tv or the movies today. >> i would agree there's no question about that. let's fast-forward a little bit. you came back from vietnam and in october you had an opportunity for the boston police department, which is what you did. talk a little bit and give the readers a sense of what boston was like and just as importantly what the police department was like in 1970. since 18 years of age it was going to be an extra year. however, unbeknownst to me that the military police at that time were also some trade dog handlers, so i thought i was going to be running around in this uniform. my policing career began working with of the century dogs and very quickly to join the boston police department expanding interestingly enough to the union contract that just started to convince the power and one of the things they were going to negotiate with the two officer cars

>> the thing, getting into a paddy wagon. i don't think it was the arrest that stood out to me.t stood out the most is how easily we have given up our rights and how easily we retreated over the last 50 years. has i was standing in front of the room and realizing people felt they had no options after the school board left, that is what i felt. we can't take another defeat. if we walk out of here based on some tyrant declaring very unlawful assembly was, quote, unlawful we are going to lose again and time to stand our ground and we weren't going to leave unless people have an opportunity to do what they had come to do which is air their grievances to public officials and hope that they would listen. the reality is clear they don't want to listen, they are not listening and our only option is that we the people take back our country, take back our schools, take back our churches, take back our government and that is what i think about county has become, a microcosm of the entire country. kristen: would say that fight has become amplified over the last few months. you've seen more

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city police in the 1950s and 60s and then i watched out of the station house get people put into the paddy wagon to be taken to their walking posts. the ambulance was a very positive one different than what kids watch on tv or the movies today. they are more bad stories about cops today. >> they are is no question about that. you come back from vietnam and in october 1970 you have an opportunity to go to the boston police department. give the reader a sense of what boston was like in 1970 and just as importantly what did the police department look like in 1970? >> i joined rather than getting drafted into the u.s. army and that one extra year. in turn for that they would guarantee in its i'm at you want to get into them i wanted to be a military policeman. at 18 years of age however unbeknownst to me military police at that time were sentry hampers so i thought i'd be running around in a police uniform walking behind a dog. might the leasing career began working with sentry dogs. in any event i joined the boston police department and expanded interestingly enough to facilitate union contra

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez called on democrats to stop, quote, playing paddy cake with republicans of the george floyd bill may already be done. text of the bipartisan bill is being circulated. senator dick durbin of illinois was asked for a copy. as leaders scott and booker signaled a compromise on a major hurdle, compromise immunity. texas senator cornyn tells nbc news he hasn't spoken with the senator in weeks. they were working on a law but couldn't come to an agreement on how to define who is a person selling guns. senator cornyn continues with talks. it is a hard issue. senator murphy said he's still open to working with republicans, he says the good news is i'm still talking to other republicans about different proposals to background checks and i'm committed to getting something done. with us now, from punchbowl news. with police reform, it seems bipartisan is faulting across the board. what is different that makes you think this is one where there may actually be agreement. >> it is one step forward, two steps back with so many of these issues. most people, myself included

youth groups have been recruited to help in the rice paddies.e issue of recurring issue of food insecurity. united nations estimates they will have a shortfall of more than two months food if it cannot supplement with aid and food imports. with the borders closed, it predicts a harsh, lean period later this year. >> translator: normally north korea imports from china in large quantities when the price is low. with the covid restrictions, movement is import impossible. the price of flour and sugar have risen. >> reporter: pyongyang residents have told cnn, even locally prices, the humanitarian aid to cross the border but no sign of easing restrictions yet. in april kim jong-un called for an another "arduous march" describing the deadly famine of the '90s and clear signal from a top of hard times ahead. paula hancocks, cnn, seoul. >>> ethiopia is getting ready to vote on monday. the prime minister says it's going to be the first free and fair elections there in decades, but it's looking complicated. we'll show you why, coming up. stay with us. nop

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here, the local authorities were heavily infiltrated by them and get nicholas paddy has been tireless in his investigation. he reached a deal with 60 key witnesses who agreed to testify to avoid a life sentence and present. mancuso, mancuso family dominated this area. they controlled all economic activity here and they bought vocal and influenced local and regional elections, the global within their territory. they infiltrated all areas of daily activity, economic, political and social mika. they viewed the entire province of bebo, valencia as their property, as opposed to a property. the mancuso family is heard of them that i get the governing body known as the creamy ne, it controls and coordinates. all right, get yourself worldwide. lead rules of the john get are the same all over the world . they just copy them. it's like a brand. they have a structure that's divided into territory so called low colleague will young copy to get that if they set up a new one somewhere on it, they follow the same principle. its like a franchise whether its frankfurt do sport, zurich, piano, or new y

there was, i was paddy decline, but i disagree that there was no progress and there were no issues related to right . that's improved in many member states. if you look at the situation to judge b t i t, when it comes to women's rights, i mean they are still fighting. the struggle is present. but if you trace and change, or better. if you look at the rama communities in many days, they were examples of, of success and moving forward. so it's not just, you know, completely, you know, really great situation that we need to just accept it and say ok, the fail. no, we did not. all right, activates, i'm afraid we're out of time. thanks very much for being with us on conflict. so thank you. thank you very much. the news. the news, the news, the news the the when antibiotics are out use the causes of multi resistance, are well known as the factory farming the poor hospital hygiene with the premature reuse of antibiotics and deadly bacteria. keeps coming up on the w. africa, south africa, both energy, the initiative green k, the course john environmentally friendly, sorta generate green energy fro

i'm looking at the open-door, and there is a hill, not very high hill in the middle of a rice paddy. a big race patty. like so. and wheel landed on top of that hill. the guy shut the chopper off. there was dead silence. we got out. i looked around. there were probably 200 little -- they were not foxholes. they did not have time. they were just little indentations. there was a man lying in each one like he was holding a rifle, except there was no rifle and that man was dead. they were all dead. they had been overrun. all of them were killed by the v8 come. and what we were doing there was the crew chief for that helicopter needed help. we have to go man-to-man until we found the two american advisers and recovered their bodies and brought them back to the vile -- to the helicopter and brought them home. and that was the only reason that guy led us on that helicopter, was because he needed help carrying the bodies. and it was a shock and a total shock and to that moment my knowledge of war was limited to john wayne movies, for god's sake, but now i saw the reality of it. i saw 200 dead

from the dmz in the north to the rice paddy's and canals and the very south. wherever our team officer in charge had heard units were engaging with the enemy. the camera you see on my neck, though i was trained as a cinematographer, across trained in daspo as a skilled photographer. that's a twin lens, 1:20 film camera. that's what we used. it's a very difficult camera to use. even anywhere. but in combat it's very difficult. you get 12 exposures to a roll of film. you had to change film. it's paperback film. that's a prism head on it. if you wanted to take a picture you either had to stand up way up high out of the exposure south, or turn the camera upside down, maybe, to take the picture. it was very difficult to use. the equipment i have in the tripod case, the other case, is my motion picture photographer buddies equipment that he would take. we almost always traveled as a two man team. a still photographer and a cinematographer. once at the base we would find a platoon or a company that was heading into indian country. and asked to accompany it. we would

paddy dunning is a music manager and a proprietor of several museums.and a museum to boot, literally, at the boot! the project is currently being masterminded at paddy's residential recording studio grouse lodge and it's caught the attention of eric fraad, an opera director, music producer, movie—maker and all—round creative who wanted to make sure the statue could represent absolutely anybody. one of the possibilities was a gigantic statue, and it's androgynous, and therefore with the leds — not projected, but actually revealed on it — that it makes it a much more spectacular and transformable, rather than a static image. what kind of shape did you end up going for? essentially, it is an amalgamation of the facial shape of a man, a woman and a child. the human eye cheats, the human eye fills in so much that's not there. if you give it a hint, it will fill in an awful lot and that is part of what it is. is it big enough, do you think? and bear in mind, this is only a small scale concept model. it will be covered with millions and millions of pixels of a

and in fact, the image paddy thinks would draw most attention is the image of you!ou can look up and you will become the giant. you are calling this a whirl �*s biggest selfie. there is nothing like it on the planet. you cannot ignore it. it is so big, it is going to be gigantic. the poor, foolish little people, liquid you have done. with goliath ambitions, the giant company hopes to raise hundreds of millions of dollars and plans to roll out the first five by the end of this year. one thing?'s for sure. the scope of that task will be enormous! when i first heard about this project, i thought it was nuts. but then i got here and i saw the scale model of the head and i started to understand how it could work, and the technology needed to bring this to life is proven, it'sjust coloured leds so may be the main question is whether people will want it? but living in the century of the selfie, though, so i kind of have a feeling they will. now, if there's one thing i know about lj rich, it's that she loves her thrills. here she is on a vr roller—coaster from a few years a

movement and i remember when we were protesting, when we were marching, they already had the vans, the paddynd things to arrest that nobody would get to leave. sometimes they would arrest us on the spot and make us stay there. it white privilege is why people to come to the capital of the united states of america, tear it up, then go home. if you didn't know what white privilege was before, there it is. the last thing is about the critical race theory. i wish you would play what general miley said yesterday about the critical race theory. host: to matt gaetz? caller: yes. that is something that needs to be all over this country because, first, why people don't understand what it is. the republicans are using them as a news to try to make critical race theory as a big old bogey barrel. all of it is not white people individually doing things, it is the system created to empower them. when things are going well for you, they don't worry about anything else. i wish you would show critical race theory and white privilege. thank you. host: chris, thanks for pointing that out. we covered that here

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