telephone company, an engineer, by the way, i’ll digress a little, the phrase “hello "invented by thomas edisons working in... a company, he received an order to make a device that could record sound, well, probably record telephone conversations or something else, and he became interested in this idea, and if you don’t delve into it - in technical, engineering terms, then it - the essence of the invention was as follows: a cylinder was made, this is thomas edison's cylinder, this is the original cylinder, this is 1893-98, approximately, this is what the box looked like, it too... there is a cotton wool inside very high quality made and even look at the colors, yes, 120 years 130 years ago, the colors are as bright as they were, so here, like a screw, we turn a nut on a screw, like this, like a thread, there are tracks, these tracks have vibrations, here there is a needle that repeats the movement these tracks transmit vibrations traces on this membrane, this membrane vibrates the air. our air has a density in the pipe due to resonance, this sound is amplified, but i just told you the story of

there is equipment here that could be seen on the beatles' hit recordings or thomas edison's first phonographk you and me a few seconds to understand that we were nothing. not understood. christina and her husband have been collecting this collection for more than 20 years; she says that perhaps music would be listened to on such devices if it were not for the partnership between inventors and business. thanks to him. now at concerts here the acoustics of yuri metyunin are heard, but at the same time you are on the minus first floor, the ground floor, that is, here it is just an ordinary house, the neighbors do not complain that we make noise late, because these are the kind of speakers that do not create this effect when everything shakes inside you, when you get drunk hoots from ears to toes. yuri mityunin works in partnership with the laboratory in baumanka and is also waiting for their move to the new campus. requests began for the development of software for acoustic devices. measurements, they are now waiting for the subwoofer to be released in cinemas with domestic sound equipment. our

paradise for music lovers, is there equipment that could be seen on the recording of beatles hits or thomas edison'sthey sing? well, it took you and me a few seconds to realize that we didn’t understand anything. christina and her spouses have been collecting this collection for more than 20 years, she says, perhaps they would listen to music like that on such devices. if it weren’t for the partnership between inventors and business, thanks to him , yuri metyunin’s acoustics are now heard at concerts here. but at the same time, you are on the minus first floor, the ground floor, that is, here it is just an ordinary house. the neighbors don’t complain that we make noise late, because these are the kind of speakers that don’t create this effect when everything shakes inside you, when you have a thumping noise from your ears to your toes. yuri mityunin works in partnership with the laboratory in baumanga and is also waiting for them. about testing, but for now we will test, we are just talking about another network , we will finish our domestic processing, as a rule, universities design campuses initia

engineering terms, then he - the essence of the invention was as follows: a cylinder was made , this is thomas edison'sginal cylinder, this is from 1893-98, approximately, this is what the box looked like, it there’s also a fleece inside, it’s very well made, and even with the colors, look, 120 years, 130, the colors were as bright as they were, they’re still there, so here, like a screw, we turn a nut onto a screw, like this, like a thread, there are tracks, these tracks have vibrations, there is a needle here, it repeats the movement of these tracks, transmits vibrations to this membrane, traces, this membrane vibrates the air, our air has a density, in the pipe... due to resonance, this sound is amplified, but i just told you a story about how to reproduce a sound, and its it was necessary to write it down first, everything was a little different, there was not a pickup head, but a diamond cutter, as a rule, it was not diamond, it was made of mountain khurustal, it cut this path like this, and the surface was wax , i once came across a cylinder just covered in dust, i decided to wash it, turned on t

there is equipment here that could be seen on the recording of beatles hits. or thomas edison's firsthat they sing? well, it took you and me a few seconds to realize that we didn’t understand anything. christina and her husband collected this the collection is more than 20 years old, he says, perhaps music would be listened to on such devices if it weren’t for partnerships, inventors and businesses, thanks to him , yuri metyunin’s acoustics are now heard at concerts here. but at the same time, you... are on the minus first floor, the ground floor, that is, here it’s just an ordinary house, the neighbors don’t complain that we make noise late, because these are the kind of speakers that don’t create this effect when you have everything is trembling inside when you have a thumping noise from your ears to your toes. yuri mityunin works in partnership with a laboratory in baumang and is also waiting for them to move to a new campus, they started with a request for the development of software for acoustic measurements, and are now already waiting for a subwoofer to be released in cinemas.

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investment period similar to the building of the interstate or the transcontinental railroad or thomas edison'save some inflation, we're going to have much higher interest rates, i've said this before. but when we had higher interest rates before the financial crisis, the market thrived. what we go new is a one-time adjustment where people have to get used to, you know, real rates of interest that are 2-3%, 2-3% above flakes. then you can have -- above inflation. then you can have hell h profits, healthy stock market and so forth. we're going to have a shakeout of zombie companies and so forth, and after that we're going to be fine. we're reallocating capital to where it's needed. stuart: higher mortgage rates first is going to hurt. peter morici, thanks very much, sir. i know we'll see you again soon. >> take care. stuart: the president has embarked on a separate campaign. he says -- desperate if campaign. something's not right here, biden really should look in the if mirror. >>> two weeks after the baltimore bridge collapse, a shipp lost compulsion power near a new york city bridge. how was t

move over, thomas edison. whoever made this bathroom is history's greatest inventor.be thinking, "how did they have time to do a whole wedding?" anytime i'm in a gas station bathroom for more than 2 minutes, i hear the angry pounding of a trucker who's about to crap his pants. well, to make sure no one tried to use the bathroom while logen and tiana were tying the knot, the gas station put up this sign -- "disco bathroom wedding in session. [ laughter ] sorry if any inconvenience." this is the kind of story we need right now. [ cheers and applause ] right there. usually when a bathroom is out of order it's for something gross. this time it was for something beautiful. that sign shouldn't say "sorry for the inconvenience," it should say "you're welcome for showing you what true love looks like." and look at the fine print -- free fountain pop on us. [ laughter ] story keeps getting better. you know everyone in the area was like, "you've got to get down to the gas station in verona. they're giving away soda because they're having a wedding in the can." [ light laughter

they love that thomas edison quote, i have not failed to have ten, 10,000 ways. it doesn't work, which i'm so tired of hearing. i'm like, sometimes it's just let's just move along. but they don't mind it. and certain people get to suffer failure easier. i would say white men, and it's very clear, you know, they always like know i'm like, look, look around, look around. everybody. they they turn. that is a good quality. the ability to move along and change a shift is also a suspension of disbelief. you know, crypto, crypto, crypto. oh, no, no, no, no. i and i kind of like that because they sort of convince themselves and whatever particular hype cycle there happened to be in, some of them are very real mobile. was i generative? i certainly is crypto. i was like, yeah, money's already digital. yeah. now it's just you want to hide it, right? or you want to find another way of moving value. i get it. i kind of am not so sure it needed as much hype as it did, but there's elements of it that are interesting. no, it's a well, i always thought with digital currency that

the discoveries, an einstein or a new, the inventions of a thomas alva edison or an alexander graham bell, or even consider the great charitable activities of a florence nightingale or an andrew carnegie. these weren't done under orders from a government office. they were done by individuals deeply in what they were doing, pursuing their own and cooperating with one another. this kind of voluntary cooperation is built so deeply into the structure of our society that we tend to take it for granted. yet the whole of our western civilization is the unintended consequence of that kind a voluntary cooperation of people cooperating with one another to pursue their own interests. yet in the process, building a great society. and here at, the harvard library and the university of chicago, our distinguished guests have their own ideas, too. so let's join them now. it seemed to me he was saying that the golden age for america when it was truly a land of opportunity, was the late 19th, early 20th century. no regulations, no permits, no red tape. i would argue that the government played a decisi

i have the best in the world of john hancock and thomas edison. it doesn't go down. >> is that the best in the world? >> show us what you got. >> this is the best. is this the right camera? this is the best in the world alexander hamilton. a guy named mr. william bell got bad salt in the harbor. he said i don't want to pay taxes. hamilton said he didn't have enough information to rule on it. >> this is graded? >> this is graded nine out of ten. it is from 1790. i have confirmation this is the highest grading. >> i'm fascinated. >> this is one of the reasons why i'm starting this. there is such a pain point. during covid, i had people every day saying what do i have here? i don't have time. let me teach you what you need to do. >> this is the thing i don't understand with the grading. you have a signature from steve jobs there. >> yes. >> how do we know and i'm not truly questioning it, but how do we know this is steve jobs' signature? how do the graders know i have this fabulous, i think, thing signed by the chicago bulls the second year they were

made in crickets, indian premier league, and chelsea's main mind coal, thomas schools, full goals for to help you find fresh edison 6 mail in the premiere, the beginning. this news out in israel to the armies chief of staff has said ron will face the consequences of his actions following its unprecedented attack on saturday, paid on 5 hundreds of missiles and drones towards israel saying the attack was retaliation for as well as try calling us console us in damascus 2 weeks ago was rarely lead is, are assessing their options. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has convened the is ready will cabinet for the 2nd today. and military officials say israel will respond when it sees fit. we all could always be assessing the situation. we remain at the highest level of readiness united way to face the consequences for its actions. we would choose, always spawns. accordingly, the idea remains ready to counter any for it. for milan and it still prop suv, we continue our mission to defend the state to visit this spring. and i'll correspondence stephanie deca, she's joining us live from occupied east jerusalem. and as well as

thomas hool joins us as they race. i'm going to wave the green flag and then we'll talk about super charge which is in edison, new jerseyck it out. >> will, kayleigh, the "fox & friends" five, may the best driver win. go. let's go. [laughter] >> ladies first. >> going to give her a little -- will was out practicing. can anybody drive these things? >> you have to be over 4'10" to drive it. >> kayleigh is showing better form man's than i dark-better performance than i thought. will ran into the building. are these hard to control? these go fast, don't they. >> they do. they get to 40 miles an hour. not here today, though. >> how fast is will going right now? >> will's going about seven. >> kayleigh going on a casual sunday drive. will destroyed the course. b i don't know what the rules are about that. you can't take down every center cone. is this the fifth lap p? ?>> one more ma more. that's four. take it kayleigh. oh, yes, oh, yes! man down. >> kayleigh, i love the effort at the end. >> hey, i was trying. >> if will's taking out cones, why can't you. >> exactly. >> will, i don't know -- >> everybody okay? everybody good

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