and on the 15th of january, 1963 was spotted for the last time of the bar in the saint george. before disappearing and by roots and reappearing a few months later, and most of the most amount hotels brand new, including the felicia, even more luxurious than the saint george. but when the holiday inn arrived in 1974, it was not send me the total list. but also the last to open before the civil war broke count. i remember the experience of the felicia and i went to the holiday in different scales of hotel, the both of them picking it up george's hotels. the phoenician was very grand indeed. the holiday inn was a holiday and but a very up markets of a day instead of us. plenty of chrome, plenty of silver, plenty of gold colored drapes. it was done and very much in the style that's the arab world likes one can i see denise essentials outside of how to say i sort of the stuff i freedom heavily, but i let me come. so i would move over there to the city of sending it comes to something, sort of the scan. also, i haven't even seen it in the face send or none of the in the i didn't came

the hotel district, stunted life in the 1920 is when the saint george opened. for full decades. it was one of the most prestigious hotels on the mediterranean during the cold war, in the 19 fifties and sixties, the bar of the saint george was described as a revolving door of information. the british double agents can fill be, was a regular field parade to done, to cover as a foreign generalist. and on the 15th of january, 1963 was spotted for the last time of the bar in the st. george before disappearing into a route and reappearing a few months later and most of most mount hotels, brand new, including the felicia, even more luxurious than the saint george. but when the holiday inn arrived in 1974, it was not send me the total list. but also the last to open before the civil war broke count. i remember the experience of the felicia and i went to the holiday in different scales of hotel, the both of them picking it up george's hotels. the phoenician was very grand indeed. the holiday inn was a holiday in but a very up market holiday and said it was plenty of chrome, plenty of sil

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the strategic part of the hotel district, including the saint george, the venetia, the hilton, and the holiday inn. on the 24th of october, 1975 left wing, mostly munitions and palestinian armed groups. under the umbrella of the national movement, launched the massive offensive to try and regain control of the hotel district which straddled east and west for the battle of the hotels. 19751976 was, was simply a bottle for control of the strategic heights. he who controlled the strategic heights could essentially dictate terms so controlling these buildings in the hotel district, the hydrolyzed buildings became extremely important for the militias. that didn't matter to uh, to the data and the mind, soto for with them we started to, i left them the ascension, which i had to look for an old lady. well, well, but that's what one always had been asenjoe to. you wouldn't be nice. the munition fighters started moving upwards and they started going on top of towers. one is bush on more and the other one is all the day in the a few days into the battle of the hotels. the guests a completely aba

so, the first was at saint george's chapel at windsor, which is where the late queen was buried.'s was at buckingham palace and this year's was at a chapel in hospital, obviously, again, a direct reference to his and the princess of wales�*s health issues that they've been through this year. but i really like the idea of taking the christmas message out of a royal residence. it adds a lot more meaning to the words that are being said, and i like the idea of, i guess, you know, a road show of christmas broadcasts, of going to different locations throughout the uk have really making it a lot more intimate than it has been in previous years where it's just been at buckingham palace. so, in terms of the location, i absolutely love it. and i the symbolism, as well, because that chapel also has links to george v. so, his great grandfather, so it has a lot of royal links and i think it was a very wise choice. pope francis has delivered his traditional christmas day blessing. speaking from the central balcony of st. peter's basilica to thousands of people in the square below, he delivere

was a broad, a document which said that to one of my ancestors was there on one of the 1st a saint george's processing your mom up and then we went into front. my fathers and mothers and sisters fort which in the great patriot cool, there were many people who died leaving the condition. and my father was a.

and i was a broad, a document which said that to one of my ancestors was the one of the 31st saint george's crosses for the new mama. and then we went into the front of my fathers and mothers and sisters fort, which in the great patriot at the cool, there were many people who died leaving me the condition that way. and my father was me, yes, disabled after his service in the war here. and then i went to 70, so hold on for an intelligence, you can use that to, to my work has always been connected with serving my country. and i see the fact that people, they, the most citizens of russia has policies have entrusted and room. they choose to yeah, go to them that the is this opposed to me? it's a great toner. 3 inches. and of course i suppose you could have said that this is enough and that, that's, i'm a happy little but and that's good, but more reasonable. but she don't want to, you know, we should know, isn't it just like you, you will, you could say i'm still it is the god fearing thing to say to ship like you cannot have more that but this happened, this can not be complete until okay, if

uh but then we found out that on the day of saint george young girls walked into the fields to collect with their clothes, did you that you find on the grass, that water is full of micro organisms and with that will do it, they'll make. so do with it and so called us meet doesn't only archive, various dos, but also the stories behind to them. people like holding on to things that seem important. how we're doing blood samples, evidence, just as much as culture, memories and whatever. the elusive essence up like may be, it all constitutes our knowledge of the world. which parts of it do we need to preserve? what will future generations need? and what can we let go of the most? do you say you have to keep the flow then your memory headed to you have to keep it in mind so that you keep working through it. i mean, month on all, but i did again. i live on a mountain, so ideally everything and always right now. but that would mean trying to stop the history from progressing. that's impossible. so it's not as much about everything we want to collect as it is about what we don't need to collect

there's also donald j meyer elementary school as well as joe saint george middle school just to name a few each school that is shut down that state's the school district about 1 million dollars. not to mention consolidating a lot of schools, which means the parents, they will have to usher their kids to other schools and sometimes through traffic. so it's going to be tough for them. and it's not just the parents and the students. faculty members, simple math will tell you if you don't have as many schools open, you don't need as much personnel, which means that a lot of faculty members could be let go as well. they'll make the decision this afternoon. you can clearly see school is open now and we will have reaction coming up at 9 o'clock. but just being here and seeing people walk by. oh, my goodness. long faces by just about everyone. in fact, will this just impacts so many layers of people? thank you for that. all right, 804, is the time. the other big story that we're following this morning. >> we now know the names of the 3 teens who died in that car crash one day before thanksgi

now, later on when george rogers clark arrived, some of these supplies went to saint louis and as laboroted, most of clark's men were virtually naked and. they had 150 bales of uniform cloth there, which they were used to make new uniforms. and lastly galvez gets most of his accolades for mobile and pensacola and cert, certainly rightfully so. but those campaign ads couldn't have been thought unless the rear was secured. the rear being baton rouge man and natchez. that's my presentation. thank you. okay. thank you. so i guess pick our i'll pick our discussion up today discussing, some sorts of the material culture involved in diplomacy ee

now, later on when george rogers clark arrived, some of these supplies went to saint louis and as labor noted, most of clark's men were virtually naked and. they had 150 bales of uniform cloth there, which they were used to make new uniforms. and lastly galvez gets most of his accolades for mobile and pensacola and cert, certainly rightfully so. but those campaign ads couldn't have been thought unless the rear was secured. the rear being baton rouge man and natchez. that's my presentation. thank you. okay. thank you. so i guess pick our i'll pick our discussion up today discussing, some sorts of the material culture involved in diplomacy between european powers and the many native groups in the mississippi valley. so courting native american favor in the western borderlands of the american revolution every war, flags, courgettes and. in the era of the american revolution, british and spanish empires for power and territorial claims in the mississippi valley. recognize the importance, if not the vital, of alliances with peoples in that competition. the first spanish governor of antonio d

saint louis. it's not dissimilar from the role played by someone like first lady martha washington, who also accompanied george on some rather bitter campaigns during the american revolution, to quote another anglo-american mother, abigail adams. we would do well to remember the ladies. and in this case, we see that clothing made the woman as much as the man. clothing and effects belonging to senora lima were retained by her husband when she died again in 1779. he may have wished to keep them as souvenirs. his late wife. perhaps his that he could pass on to their daughters. i'm not going to get into the clothing, but there's a lot to talk about there. one interesting garment, however, is a man here. so something that served, i think a compelling reminder of the labors, spanish roots among the adornments, however, mentioned in fernando the labors inventory. several certainly to his wife and can be compared to what you e in these slightly later rtraits from newrleans. these included a folding fan with a box, two gold chains for a woman's watch, a gold ring wi a diamond, a black box, two gold rings with emeralds,

george hendy. what an impact by the replacement! the starters were useful too. juarno augustus added to his two tries against castra to march the saintsork. northampton had a safe pair, though, in the form of... tommy freeman! their lead up to 15, but soon down to just one, as cameron hanekom, not once but twice in the space of nine minutes, sliced the saints open. but the bulls would face one final sting from the wing. freeman flew through to seal a 30—21 win. two in two now for the premiership champions in europe, marking december in red—hot form. ben croucher, bbc news. leicester tigers bounced back from their defeat to bordeaux with a bonus point 56—17 victory over sharks at welford road. julian montoya scored two of his side's eight tries. ulster had a dreadful start to their campaign last week — hammered 61—21 by champions toulouse — and today they lost again, this time going down 40—19 at home to bordeaux, who've now won both their first two games. here's all of today's results. still to come, harlequins host stormers while bristol are away to la rochelle and cardiff welcome cheetahs. in a season where he's reached the semifina

george w. bush bill. >> he is a great man, been steadfast, from what i understand not -- considers himself religious artist, so what you just showed cardinal dolan putting up this artwork in saintrks displayed one a at catholic university too getting attention for that trial has been killed a national security charges lasted more than a year, and basically all government approved that energetic meets with high level officials very important opinions so forth, always advancing freedom you know ask people, this christmas to remember the lais, jimmy before arrested took two from that reason he survive in soviet prison so long nine years because he has a wife on outside supporting him a strong faith, jimmy sees that himself his wife is a rock. and he couldn't do it without her. >> unbelievable this story what lai has gone through, over many years, let's move to joe manchin slamming former party on the way out the door listen. >> i am not a democrat in if form what have the democratic party turned itself into the national brand, absolutely not. "the brand" got so bad the danned so maligned from the standpoint of just toxic, democratic party the washington democrats trying to mainstr

sunday service at saint george's chapel in windsor.reviously advised to avoid large crowds, he greeted members of the public who had gathered. >> we're trying to diagnose cancers earlier and the more cancers. >> the king chose macmillan cancer centre in london for his first public engagement following his diagnosis. meeting fellow patients from then on, the king ramped up his public appearances. queen camilla and the king's doctors struggled to persuade him to slow down, as the king was still continuing his weekly cycle of treatment. he persevered with several pubuc he persevered with several public engagements, but adaptations were made to keep the king well enough. he travelled in a carriage rather than on horseback during his trooping the colour birthday parade in june. by the autumn, the king was allowed to travel thousands of miles for a tour of australia and attends the commonwealth heads of government meeting in samoa. charlotte griffiths still joins me. i mean, when buckingham palace announced that he was initially going into h