a beautiful spirit. what a beautiful life.ly greet cokie again. the love of crisis which conquers all things, destroys even death itself. [choir singing] >> into your hands on of mercy we commend our sister, cokie. with the sure and certain hope that together with cries to she will rise with him on that last day. we give you thanks for the lessons which you he stowed up coachingtowed upon .uring this life is merciful lord, turned toward us and listen to our prayer. servant gates to your and help us who remain to comfort one another with assurances of they until we all meet in cries and are with you and cokie forever and ever forevercrisis --christ and ever. sisterus now take our cokie to her place of rest. [singing] glory, glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. -- his truth is marching on. [choir singing] glory, glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. truth is marching on. glory, glory, hallelujah. glory, hallelujah. glory, glory, hallelujah. truth is marching on. >> president trump awarded m

yet, you never lost that spirit. tried to break you, but poland could not be broken. in june 1979, one of poland's greatest sons returned home. history records that in this very square, he preached that the polish people could not understand their history or their future, apart from the greatest source of their strength. visit cause ar's avolution -- caused revolution of conscience. the momentum of those nine days would eventually lead to the fall of the berlin wall in 1989 in the end of the soviet union in 1991. ,on that day in this place that man paul ii dead cannot understand who he is or what his true dignity is for what his vocation is, nor what his final end is. without christ. when the holy father spoke those words, the millions of poles gathered here spoke for their ,ation and their history lifting their voices, they sang we- they want god and their horses echoed around the nation and the world. a memorial to honor that historic moment stands before us , just opposite the tomb of the unknown soldier. spacea symbol of polish -polish faith. the trueestimony to s

to the spirit of a great nation, and to the profound and lasting strength of a great civilization. while the hearts of every american are with our fellow citizens in their path of a , today we remember how the gathering storm of the 20th century broke into warfare and invasion followed by unspeakable hardship. heroism of the bull polish people. ofing the five decades untold struggle and suffering that follow the outbreak of world war ii the polish people never lost oh. -- you never gave into despair and you never let go of your thousand year history. followed thethat yearsyears ago, -- 18 ago, your light shone in the darkness. the darkness did not overcome it. the character, faith and determination of the polish people made all the difference. in time turn shattering defeat into glorious victory. it is difficult for any of us -- are not within weeks, the armies of nazi germany from the west, and the communist soviet union from the east divided up this country into occupation zones. the maniacal nazi leader issued for the physical destruction of the enemy. and ordered the merciless

to the courageous polish people and see for themselves the spirit, strength of the people.tanding on a foundation of faith. for their decades long struggle, their courage and faith shone forth. , here for again poland and for all the world, ,hat though it may take decades where the spirit of the lord is, there is freedom. [applause] having paid tribute to the past, we now look to the future. inspiration, courage and resolve of the polish people, from this day forward, i can assure you, poland, america, and all nations in the world will meet that future together. thank you. god bless you. god bless poland. god bless the united states of america. >> [speaking in polish] >> thank you very much, mr. vice president. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events, from washington, d.c. and around the country, so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, you

tomb of the unknown soldier, we gathered to bear witness to the courage of a great people, to the spiritf a great nation, and to the profound and lasting strength of a great civilization. well the hearts of every american are with our fellow citizens in the path of a remembertorm, today we how the gathering storm of the 20th century broke into warfare and invasion. followed by unspeakable hardship. of the polish people. decades offive sufferinguggle and that followed the outbreak of world war ii, the polish people never lost hope. despair, youe into never let go of the thousand year history. thise years that followed day 80 years ago, your life shown in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it. the character, faith, and determination of the polish people made all the difference. it would, in time, turn shattering defeat into glorious victory. it is difficult for any of us who are not poles to fathom the horrors that began here 80 years ago on the first of september, 1939. within weeks, the armies of nazi germany, from the west in the communist soviet union from the east divided

on 9/11 terrorists from a distant land attacked the spirit of our nation. spirit of our nation.d the twin towers of new york city and here, at the pentagon, they stole the lives of thousands of innocent people. fearful of american value, ideas and freedom, our nation's enemy sought to dim the beacon of hope that america has long shown throughout the world, and while the terrorist attacks brought great pain, the american people responded with even greater bravery and determination. most of us recall exactly where we were when we first learned that our nation was under attack. some were at work, others were at home. a number of you were present in this very building when flight 77 crashed through its concrete walls. in every case we remember the initial shock and disbelief we felt when the first airliners struck the world trade center. we remember the stories of our fellow americans who chose to run toward the smoke and fire to save others, and we remember our soldiers, sailor, airmen and marines who brought justice to those responsible, but on this 18th anniversary of 9/11, servi

when these ancient traditional becomes something else, the the spirit of the forest or the spirit of land and the ocean. it is absolutely remarkable to see. so the minute i started seeing these remarkable ma rituals and dances starting first in new guinea, i knew i would spend most of my life, the rest of my life really following the tradition of the sk rituals around the world. it was amazing.>> what do these rituals tend to be about? how are they used? >> good question. multiple purposes around the world, but i the k the reoccurring theme th consistently see is a disability to be a part of an initiation ritual from childhood into adulthood or adulthood into a warrior like status and not only for men and in many cultures women wear the masks llas and then also, the kind of connection and spiritual connection to the afterworld and to the otr world and if there is a disease or a drought going on d they will put the masks on and make some sort of connection with the spirits of the forest, the animal spirits and try tospirbalance out the problems within their communities.>> what is the

to the courageous polish people and see for themselves the spirit, strength of the people.hrough their decade-long struggle their courage and faith shown forth you proved again here in poem and for -- poland and for all the world though it may take decades, that where the spirit of the lord is there is freedom. we now look to the future. with the inspiration, courage and resolve of the polish people from this day forward, i can assure you. poland america and all freedom-loving nations in the world will meet that future together. thank you. god bless you. god bless poland and may god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you very much mr. vice president. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: tonight on 9:00 eastern on afterwards, in his book the years that matter most, paul reports on the challenges and costs of a college education. qs interviewed by sarah author and founding director of the

instead, the world witnessed the true american spirit.joiced with survivors and shed tears for people we never met. we gave thanks for the men and women who put their lives at risk in an attempt to rescue and aid total strangers. and today we remember the children, parents, spouses, family and friends whose hearts will forever know this thing of grief. do not, we pray, let our hope be overtaken by anger. do not, we pray, let our hearts remain flooded with despair. be our refuge in our strength, our ever present help in trouble. and help us rest in your promise that even if we forget you, you will never forget us. and as persons of many faith, nations and cultures gather today, use this ceremony to make all of us little more like the twin towers survivor who said, i still have the shoes i wore to work that day. the soles are melted and they are caked in ash. and they are my reminder of god's presence and the life i owed to him. may this be our prayer. amen. >> the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph f dunford jr. >> mr. p

of security was restored as it was starting to look more like their title ambitious selves in good spirit it was a good game for us we showed well as if that was because it but we can't ignore the fact that we were a little lucky old enough of us business for him at leverkusen created a lot of problems for us with their press in the early stages of the match. as a polygamist as a true leader whose and gave it their all with over 65 percent possession and even more shots on goal than dortmund they fought hard but sadly they had nothing to take away for it. and largely because dortmund were keen on making amends. for their blunder in berlin and that they did with merciless efficiency to nil. marple royce played goalscorer with jade and son show the provider but passes dummy deserves a share the credit they play with like they have forgotten all about their union shop does have a stick and was extremely important for us to concentrate on today's game a new job in the past and not on the future because this match was really important these are. selfish to the door when fans were thrilled to o

thehuman spirit, releasing boundless ingenuity and inventiveness of mankind and which, above all, the united kingdom will strive to preserve and advance. excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your kind attention. [applause] minister of england and northern ireland. [applause]

i'm also a brand ambassador for a spirits company. i stand in support of night market because i previously worked for the co-owners. pacific cocktail haven is an award-winning bar run by literally one of the world his best bar professionals. it has served of thousands of innovative cocktails that have inspired guests and many others local and global bar communities it has done so and continues to do so in a lawful, respectful, and responsible manner. during my time there, i watch this business become ingrained in the community in many ways. everything from regular people, all the way to hosting bartenders from across the globe these owners are without a doubt a benefit to the community. these owners are also known for working with and supporting other small businesses. in a city that is home to so many big companies, it is important to support those who champion small businesses. they often raise funds for charity, one example is an annual fundraiser for the senior dog rescue which aids in the adoption of senior dogs. kevin as a leade

but the enemies soon learned that they cannot weaken the spirit of our people.n times of distress the heart of the american patriot only grows stronger and more determined. even in the midst of the attack, the world witnessed the awesome power of american defiance. 40 passengers and crew on flight 93 rose up, fought back, and thwarted the enemy's wicked plans. in their final moments these american heroes thunderously declared that we alone decide our fate. we saw american perseverance in the valiant new york firefighters, police officers, first responders, military, and everyday citizens who raced crashing towers to wers rescue innocent people. one such american was retired corla who l rick gave his life on 9/11. rick earned the silver star and the purple heart for his service in vietnam. he later became the vice president for security at morgan stanley in the world trade center. on the day of the attack, rick died while leading countless others to safety. his selfless actions saved approximately 2,700 lives. today i'm honored to announce that we will soon be aw

normally the only refreshments on spirit is your tears of regret.is the least of your problems. ( laughter ) ( applause ) and finally, tomorrow is september 20th, the big day when everyone is supposed to raid area 51. and although this thing started out as a joke, turns out they might actually find something. >> the u.s. navy confirms u.f.o. videos made public by the naples and a u.f.o. research group in 2017 are the real deal. >> images of that rotating thing captured by u.s. navy aircraft, sensors locking in on the target. command david fraver saw it first hand during a training mission describing it like a 40-foot long tic tac. >> the ability to hover and start a vertical climb from zero to 12,000 feet and accelerate in less than two seconds and disappear is something i had never seen in my life. >> the navy says it still country doesn't know what the objects are and officials aren't speculating. >> trevor: holy shit, i hope that's a u.f.o. because if it was a giant tic tac, that's creepier. you understand what's happening? the u.s. government is

full of spirits men in green have yet to lose a match this season this week they've got a long trip to ukraine for the europa league. or one of the top 5 best teams in the league even if they aren't usually considered quite the contrary they're often overlooked but it's their new coach who would teach oliver class there doesn't particularly stand out. he's the least experienced coach in the bundesliga unlike his counterpart on the sidelines friedhelm fungo who has more experience than any other to wolfsburg. we dug deep in the archives searching for footage while spirit had something to celebrate back in 2009 wolfsburg were german champions and you plot it's from far and wide in those days they crushed byron 51 and had the league's best striker duo graffitti and checco were club legends combining for 53 goals. displays their have what it takes to restore some corey for spirit 3 minutes into the match being finding answer not quite yet. because it. would have put away this double chance to music for the low next time but both swear i'm not quite there. for one they're missing true star

so there are different spirits.onder, they find new orleans voodoo, the tradition, to be very eclectic. there is a reason for that. because if you go to one area in africa, you will see how voodoo or the tradition, whatever they are calling it in that region, you will see how they are practicing it there. if you go to another area you will see how they are practicing it there. then you have new orleans which is this gumbo of people from all different parts of africa. so we have many different spirits here represented in new orleans voodoo. we have got african spirits. we have got people like marie lipo who are just really in new orleans. some people have come to new orleans and love her so much they have taken that, the honor of her and included it into their practice elsewhere but marie is a new orleans spirit. >> [video clip] mostrie is one of the famous voodoo queens in new orleans, especially in the 19th century, i would argue still. as far as we can tell historically, she is an african-american woman of some mi

we will just follow the holy spirit and see what happens. i could take it either way. >> as i mentioned earlier in the introduction, the contemporary transition says brothers and sisters in harmony and unity. i think that is the ultimate. >> if the bible was written by women, it probably would be a lot different. >> a lot of verses would not be of language. >> and being silent in church. >> just horrendous. >> i was in the seminary and heard the story about how a man reading scripture to his grandmother had no formal education. and it got to the point where it said women should be silent in church. and the grandma said how? they don't read that part. >> also the part about servants having the masters and i don't want to hear that either. >> which is a way of controlling people. i think the gospel is liberating. that is the context for which i come. that is what i try to promulgate. >> what are the interesting discussions? when i went last time, we talked about the context of people's lives. some people say, we are here for the text. i? >> i

it's back to work for joe by the way there's a beautiful stadium in love spirit. here's the big stadium you'll find something every successful team in the world has leaders heading out onto the pitch yahshua kill a bogey and that's a 1000000 our goals are 2 of them. is in the world spirit 8 points from 4 games deep in the table and in the company of lights in the league only unbeaten teams can meet on and off the pitch thanks to the captain's way of interpreting players all backgrounds. i'm not the most talented player all star that seems. fine just the one whose task it is to make as you know to bring together the whole melting pot we have here. french speakers south americans and so on. it's my job to get these people working towards the same goal. and a new coach there. is now deployed at the heart of a 3 man back this season has started much better for the french international. which was a real roller coaster ride both on and off the pitch. and fortunately i got injured on the 24th again shall be my 1st game of the season. it was a crucial ligament and i was l

nature was the flesh of the spirit. power.tic transcendentalists and here i am relying heavily on emerson's thought, saw nature as deeply spirit orth a transcendent signifier. unifier. experiencere was to the light and wonder of a child. and to put this in perspective at the awesomeness. nature was where one lost one's egotist go self. egotistical self. and became one with the divine or universal spirit. this is from emerson. in the woods we return to reason and faith. there, i feel nothing can befall me in life. no disgrace, no calamity. which nature cannot repair. standing on its bare ground, my head bathed by the blithe air and uplifted into infinite space. all mean egotism vanishes. when i first read that i remember thinking of wendell berry, philosopher, point. he has this beautiful poem of wilde peace things. read the poem. he is talking as a parent and grandparent, thinking about at night, laying in bed, fraught loveworry, the wages of come about his family, his children and grand children. what does he do? he ge

it is a referendum on the spirit of america. this man tries to divide us and to great america and hit us against each other. is time for us to remember as democrats of who we are. we are the party of we, not me. for the party of inclusion, not exclusion. where the party of civil rights, women's rights, the party that says no matter who you are, what your background is, when we stand together and work together we rise together. so, we must understand that this is a time that will define the soul of the nation. this is a moral moment and democrats have to be careful. i don't care who the nominee is but we cannot tolerate democrats who turn against other democrats to try to pair us down. this election is not about some purity test that if you don't mark every box correctly you aren't a good democrat. that's where our strength is. we can't make another mistake we can't make the mistake that says we have to play it safe. it's just about finding someone who can beat donald trump, let me tell you right now, we have to beat donald trump

, and that spirit is unbreakable. scheduled a few days ago. i called them off when i learned that they had killed a great american soldier from puerto rico and 11 other innocent people. they thought they would use this attack to show strength, but actually, what they showed is unrelenting weakness. the last four days we have hit our enemy harder than they had ever been hit before. and that will continue. and if, for any reason, they come back to our country, we will go wherever they are and use power the likes of which the united states has never used before, and i'm not even talking about nuclear power. they will never have seen anything like what will happen to them. no enemy on earth can match the overwhelming strength, skill, and might of the american armed forces. and we have rebuilt and strengthen the last 2.5 years, spending $700 billion, $716 billion. prove, $738 billion more money by far than ever spent on our armed forces. you are the fearless sentinels who stand watch over all that we cherish and everything

it is a referendum on the spirit of america.s man tries to divide as an demesne americans integrate americans and pitch us against each other, it is time for us, it is time for us as democrats to remember who we are. "we", not party of the party of "me." we are the party of inclusion and not exclusive. we are the party of civil rights, women's rights, the party of the environment. the party of unions. no matterthat says who you are, what your background is, when we stand together and work together, we rise together. and so, we must understand that this is a time that will define the soul of our nation. this is a moral moment in america. we democrats have to be careful. i don't care who our nominee is, but we cannot tolerate democrats that turned against other democrats and try to tear us down. this election is not about some purity test that if you do not mark every box correctly, then you are not a good democrat. we need leaders that will not turn against each other that towards each other because that is where our strength is.

understanding by the discovery of the very essence of life itself the secret genetic code with the spirit of every living being with the life of which we have never met so the breakup of the individuals we have discovered complex life think of what we have achieved and it's a matter of when understand one or 2 percent versus five or 10 percent. but how we decide those emerging technologies and what values will shape the future of humanity and that is my point to you tonight my friends, whether we have that orwellian world of repression and control or a world of debate that technology threatens famine and disease but not our freedoms. seven decades ago the general assembly had united unites - - night additions of rights of no dissenting voices and behind one set of principles and the joint declaration freedom of opinion and expression the price of home and correspondence and to seek information and ideas to be sure that new technology by fear of declaration will mean nothing so for the united kingdom for all who share our values with the merging technologies are designed for freedom and op

it presents ——it represents a master spirit.arts a 5piritual turn back into human and starts a spiritual journey turn back into human and starts a 5piritualjourney a5 a okoroshi in the city of lagos. unlike a okoroshi one would see at a masquerade film in nigeria, in the film, raymond cannot take off the mask because he is irreversibly transformed into a spirit. he cannot communicate with the words or interact with the world as a normal human ward. he dances in the streets, receiving offerings and doling out divine punishment to wrongdoers and making acquaintances with a strange group of characters. my with a strange group of characters. my inspiration for making this film stems but from my childhood. there would be a masquerade festival. they would be a masquerade festival. they would come out and roam the streets, we would all be in bed and i would ob5e55 about what was going on. i got older and i realise, yo, ob5e55 about what was going on. i got olderand i realise, yo, it ob5e55 about what was going on. i got older and i rea

that where the spirit of the lord is there is freedom. having paid tribute to the past we now look to the future. and with the inspiration curds and resolve of the polish people. from this day forward. i can assure you. that poland america. and all freedom loving nations in the world. we'll meet their future together thank you god bless you. god bless all and may god bless the united states of america i. just melted back you've been watching my memory. marking the start of world war 280 years ago we've just seen speeches there from polish president german president and just now u.s. vice president mike pence we should say other world leaders dignitaries are also on hand including german chancellor angela merkel.

that is in the spirit of the book. it's in the spirit of the defense of the republic. how to keep it. and i'm kind of saying at the end of the book. if you been with me if you think that maybe you don't have a complete picture about america that it's not as free as you think it is because Ãb or you thought it was, because indeed you are paradigm has been filtering the information you collect about it. if you been with me on that and you feel that we have lost a lot of freedoms and talking from freedoms perhaps back in 1215 the balance asserted their rights against the sovereign it might be time for reassertion. in the spirit of magna carta and of course i wrote another for the 800 anniversary from magna carta i think it was useful for the united states and uk because even worse in the same architect of Ãbthere are rights that we now have lost through the patriot act. that generally do their back. i thought it was appropriate. >> here's the book "if you can keep it" is the title. why we nearly lost it and how we get back. robin koerner is the author. you are watching bo

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you are not also has a new arrival of spirit's midfield star white welcome to son leo to the world only a few weeks ago a world now turned on its head for the 1st time father. has been the most momentous event of my life so far football friendships and marriage nothing even remotely compares to the significance of the birth of my son it changes your life fundamentally at the moment almost everything just revolves around the baby. and there have been good times in the bundesliga too and they want to carry that over into the europa league one of their ponies will be sent to the club where it all begins and begin the bogey it promises to be an emotional reunion. i went there at 14 and stayed till i was 22 when i became a professional where i won my 1st title and earned my 1st call up for france and now i'm going back there as captain and in the german bundesliga. i left as a boy i know i'm returning as the father. back in europe and on the road to success in the business the next duck confit high at home maybe kill a bogey will score a goal maybe a header that's what our next report is abo

and it shows a closeness to the people who live their lives despite war and terror on the surface spirit as a moment of happiness so. i'm gonna support the afghans are sports enthusiasts sports crazy because during the time of the taliban 1996 to 2001 it was forbidden to do sports and that's why there's a kind of counter reaction on all corners everywhere you can see people doing sport because the sport also provides the opportunity in a way to forget about every day life i mean i guess. the attempts to conquer the waves becomes a spectacle again and again the surface fail but their efforts combined with the passion of the locals is rewarded the river specialist proved what had to be proved you can see in afghanistan. what amazing guy the annual lumber design festival is an opportunity for designers to show off their large format installations in various spaces in the british capital. this year there's a real interest in socio political topics like sustainability climate change a marine pollution in the wake of increasing worries about how we are not looking after our planet and indeed o

that's considered the spirit of canada . and they look great it's a flagship species so it's very important it's on top predator so it's on top of the food chain. the persian that is virtually invisible. people who live here in the mountains of canada know of the leopard but very few have ever seen it. even harder than working and doing research here for years now has never encountered that in the wild. why they use camera traps. so this through our growth. we get a lot of pictures of them on our camera trucks which is a good. indicator of their prey and a bit of an apology for the person i'm up for and this is one of the reasons why we can't a person like. this leopard is their 1st photographic record of the persian leopard for iraq that we had. and this through this we dissed rediscovered the persian leopard in 2011. this one is a new individual that we discovered in canada in 2017 and this way we know for sure that we have 3 i don't love birds living and roam in these mountains. well white the population of persia is esti

team what if good away this double chants the mule is it correct to low mass find fired but won't spirit are not quite there for one they're missing true star players defend your william 1st swiss international at mere miss mattie are good but brilliance not especially i and where did the man tasked with problems she will spring image come from in his playing days glass there was a loyal fellow he played 10 long years for asti read with hilly was it to tie i'm cook when are not bad as a coach he went from sound virtually means leading the provincial club to 2nd place also decent but what south play does he stand for for one a strong defense force break excel at preventing goals in fact their 2nd best that is in the league but in the 60 minutes this one could be. an equal rights movement took the lead for the hosts one nil but the goal wasn't exactly a fair one slightly before the ball actually went out of bounds the outside we saw it with the video ref hilton jimmy. still quite happy to watch even one pulled down his game plan stayed the same. because glass dish teams are told to make th

displays their have what it takes to restore some corey for spirit 3 minutes into the match good being finding answer not quite yet. because it socks he would have put away this double chance from the o's if the low tax man on the books were are not quite there. for one they're missing true star players defender william or swiss international here in the freddy are good but brilliant it's not especially. by and where did the man tasked with polishing wolfsburg image come from in his playing days because it was a loyal fellow he played 10 long years for as the read with whom he was a 2 time. cup winner not bad as a coach he went from sound to lynn's leading the provincial club to 2nd place also decent but what south play does he stand for for one a strong defense will spirit excel at preventing goals in fact their 2nd best that is in the league but in a 68 minute this one could even. make the vice and then took the lead for the hosts one nil but the goal wasn't exactly a fair one slightly before the ball actually went out of bounds the world saw it we saw it with the video ref fields in

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