same amount of time. you're a blue collar, you have about 58 times as much so. we've had this this phenomenal increase. what we realize is things used to be really expensive. they used to be really expensive. so now let's about resources and population. this is really where where this argument kind of goes back to our you know, is what's this relationship now. elon musk raised eyebrows when he made these remarks about, you know, we're we're running out of people. and he talks about, you know, smart people think that we're we've too many people. and he said it's completely the opposite. he said, please, at the numbers, if people don't have more children, civilized nation is going to crumble. mark my words while, we think this book is great place to go to look the numbers now to understand difference between the personal level and the population level. i want you to think about pizzas right now, the personal resource abundances. how large is your slice and the population of is how large is the pie? okay, ho

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after all, last time.was on them that he fell, and this time he almost took a dip in the pool; they collapsed. now i think the rehabilitated auragan will continue, so in the same spirit to conquer new peaks. i want it, let's see what happens next. it hurt for me. just the rating itself flew up. i understood that everything cannot be lost, we come up with this power pobeda we walked next to nafig, i hear just with water. i think, well, everything, fell, relaxed in the head of a butterfly to fly, and he just got hooked on it. and then he catches up with me. i understand that i fell born there on myself what i now i already thought. i can lose everything. now he will catch up with me and how upset he will be, i did not want to upset him. they dedicated a crystal here. everything is sharp here. started up well. now it would be easier due to the fact that i gained experience from the last time. even other rivals suggested to me that it’s easier will be on the pipes. i almost slipped off the water, of course, be

i think he will turn up all right some time. if the gras don't starve to death and i hope they will fail in this if they undertak it. i thindad has a pretty good constitution and will get through. all right. if he is only alive. so again, this just this small, you know, portion of the letter just showcases, again, the suffering that, you know, isaac is feeling for his brother and being so far from home, being unable to know how his brother's doing and that his one connection is rachel. the the war weariness that that isaac is suffering comes through also. and later in this letter, he writes, i think the war will close sometime or never if it never closes, i guess there is no danger of us poor soldiers getting out of a job. i will close for the present, hoping soon to hear from you. and this. the sullen attitude most likely comes from the fact that his unit had not been engaged almost continuously in the siege of petersburg city in richmond, which the union army was attempting to capture. and then capturing richmond, virginia, th

in that time the americans had become used to a reliable mail service, a certain timely-ness of those letters, and they talk to each other through that language of those letters about this, always making notes of when they had received the letter and apologizing if things were delayed. those kind of delays came far more emotionally compounded in times of war. like the full walters family experience. cutting into those phases that phoebe and -- uses a way to get used to writing and seeing what everybody is used to. at a time when some of the mail was not flowing as easily as it had before. but the post office department and military made every effort to keep personal letters flowing through the lines of the home front, and those on the front. keep -- posted, informed of the reasons why they were fighting touch with each other's these can fight the four letters that -- a national postal museum came to us in two installments from the walter family of indiana. they donated the smithsonian in the first few items came tth smithsonian in 1964. it was donated by arthur walters. the grandson o

>> a lot of times, with the time change, our internal clock can get confused.ents. it can still create some confusion. generally most of us can stay up a little bit longer before i bodies go to sleep earlier because we can't not make our buddy go sleep earlier even if we tried. that is the difficulty sometimes we have with springing forward. >> but why do some people still say after the time change in the fall that they go to work on monday and they are all tired, or they say they are more tired than usual? >> yes, i think the most difficult part is because of social cues are not any different. just the club has changed. it not mean that we can eat at the new time right away. to help us cope better, we definitely want people to have sunlight in the morning. we want them to bring a snack. eating at lunch is not lunch, it is 1 p.m. so we have to satisfy the internal clocks until they change gradually over time and then we can achieve that objective. similarly, if we get sleepy at 9 p.m. at the new time it is 8:00 p.m., it is a little bit confusing because we want

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you need time off. we all need time off. and in addition to a second home that some presidents have, some not, camp david provides that peaceful getaway for family, friends and if needed for staff and for world leaders. it has been a great balance that presidents go there to get away. the reagens, most the time, as a couple to get away. to recreate, but also to think about things and bring guests with them. every president is a bit different. as an outsider, the best balance is use it as a respite for your family and friends and then you find it's a great place to bring world leaders to talk privately. there is no press unless you invite them in. there are no lights. no protesters or traffics. there's no planes flying overhead. it is quiet and peaceful. that is what you want. >> how do people get around camp david? are their golf carts or bikes? >> it's golf carts. everyone is assigned a golf cart. there is golf cart one. we have to have our nomenclature. his golf cart one, golf carts and bicycles are available. we have cros

time.et's start with this because i am wondering what to the personal what do they tell us about the way decisions are likely to be made, because i'm i'm wondering all of the commentary is like centralising power and decision—making around president xijinping. thank you very much for having me on your show. it does look like president xijinping replaced a lot of those pro reform oriented to remind with his loyalists. he did not show that there is a major consolidation of power, especially people who loyal to president xijinping, by putting himself in front of all of this decision—making, he basically reviewed that he is personally going to put a stand on major policy making is in china going forward. tell us about china's economic direction, is it going to be one that looks outward or one that looks inward? that is a great question. i would say that right now, again if we just look at the standing committee it feels like none of these people are particularly prone reform or pro open up, mor

this time? >> i don't. >> what happens next at this time? >> well, the investigation is still ongoing, like i said, so we have to process the scene, which could take days. >> do we know approximately how many customers were inside the walmart at the time? >> i don't have that information, no. >> but the store was open? >> yes, it was. >> does it close at 11:00? >> i don't know that. >> chief, a witness said that the suspect was -- >> i cannot confirm that. >> was there a security guard, a walmart security guard on the premises at all? >> not that i'll aware of. you'd have to reach out to walmart for that. >> can you tell us what city the suspect is from? >> i don't have that information. i don't want to give you misinformation. i don't have it. >> was the shooter working at the time or was it a day off and he just showed up? do you know if he was on the clock? >> i can't confirm that. you'd have to reach out to walmart at the time. >> but he was a current employee of the walmart? >> as far as i

but in a way it was right guy at the right time and his timing and the right message and and the timing. that doesn't just you know, you have to know what's going on and have a real handle on on on public policy and international affairs to know the right timing and how to articulate something like that. yeah. thank you. you've got time for at least one more. hi. i am wallace's great granddaughter. and so when i was growing up, i was wah wah wah. oh, that's okay. but so i didn't really hear a ton about him growing up and i haven't read the book, but so i was but i heard a lot about my mom's dad, john carroll, and his like experience in newspapers. so i wondering whether if you knew whether wallace's career had influence on john's and whether or not you talk about that in the book at all was just my question. i, you know, i do talk about it somewhat in the book, but i think the what is it? the fruit doesn't fall far from. the tree. i think the more i learned about carroll, the more i realized that they were very, very similar in the way they the profession and their integrity, in their c

what song is time?song, and in general in places that have become a meme somewhere on the internet white dew. i hope that at least once in my life i watched it, remember, he was sitting in a nest and playing some music. well, don't try to remember the whole movie. there the cron is very large and does not fit in our 10 seconds three two one. time if not, write, the ice is melting between us, we will have fun together with the listeners and spectators, east. please he just sat in the nest silently. it was a trick question. why? ilya what do you have antoshka antoshka antoshka wow, is it possible? it is not known from whom the child of his wife. sometimes he drinks. well, antoshka, on the whole, is a positive character, that's right, antoshka and there is katyusha. well, victory antoshka just sat silently, contemplating nature, right? the correct answer is a million scarlet roses, maybe now i will remember this melody, which was heard so long from the nest. your team gave three wrong answers wrong answers

and picked on free masonry for a long time by that time.as the sort of perfect fit for replacing the role that religion and the monarchies of europe the coronations and all of those ceremonies which established religion closely associated with the state in europe. in a sense of divine mission through states and monarchies. in washington he chose to lay the cornerstone of capitol building in a very public and very well-publicized masonic ceremony, really set a trend for the way the young republic would kind of speak to prosperity through free masonry. using a free with its code of religious tolerance it's acceptance of multiple faiths, very quickly the founders of free masonry has accepted catholics, jews the different flavors that were already spreading in great britain at the time and the tolerance towards catholics was seen from the story was quite remarkable it was political subversive for time. like all men of his time, washington realized republics did not last. the lessons of history since classical times were unmistakable. in the bid

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but at the time this was what he experienced. there was great sickness there and his regiment really suffered. why they were there. so this really is a the start of a grueling campaign for the 20th indiana. they end up fighting in some of the fiercest battles of the civil war. and isaac takes part in many of them. so this kind of beginning stage of the war for him, definitely leads to to more serious combat later. almost a year after the letter by isaac. two of his brothers join up. they both fall into, including the oldest brother of the walter's eli walter's, who joins with isaac in the 20 at the indiana. their third brother in line wine. david walter's joins in september of 1862 with the fifth indiana calvary. and it's shortly thereafter that he reports to camp joe reynolds in indianapolis over 100 miles from his home, leaving his wife and his infant son. from the records, we know a little bit about david walters and his time with the fifth indiana calvary. we find a little bit about his past in the military records as well, t

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but not all the time.the satellite picture, you can see this swirl of cloud, that brought wet and when the weather for many on monday. behind me, more cloud waiting in the atlantic, more weather systems will be directed towards the uk by the jet stream, the winds high up in the atmosphere, but watch the pattern of the jet stream closely, by the end of the week, it starts to shift northwards, it will focus most of the wind and rain to the north and west of the uk but it will also allow us to bring in milder airfrom the will also allow us to bring in milder air from the south, will also allow us to bring in milder airfrom the south, and that will peak as we head through the coming weekend. more on that in a moment. we start on tuesday with a band of rain working its way into eastern scotland, some heavy downpours in the north of scotland and some windy showery weather for a time in southern england and the channel islands. generally speaking, early cloud will break up, we will see sunshine, temperatures nort

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thank you for your time. we support. >> thank you, next. >> opening up the next line. >> thank you. >> speaker: hi there besinger thank you for the opportunity to comment. my name is alejandro, the accessories, we are a small retail business we have two stores and another one up north on jefferson street. we want to call in and echo the thing of previous speaker. and i guess express concern with the lane. we think the uncertain of the impact and ramification that a measure like this can have are big. and more studies before any actions are taken. now obviously i can only speak for our business. but i'm sure the same goes. we're only recovering from the pandemic. so taking all of this into consideration, i guess the 'em barca dero, north stuff artery for visitors to get the wharf. so, you know, we move the lane is another way to increase congestion. we should dig fully to fully understand to the multitude of businesses that work on the north and water front. thank you. >> thank you. next? ?fm opening the next

which means that from time to time you will find me. in the 29th row of coach white knuckling the armrests as if i alone am holding up the plane. a few years ago. i was on a flight like that. i was flying from new orleans to chicago on a hot summer night. and it was one of those flights where the pilot comes on before you even take off. and he said folks it's going to be a bad flight. and he was right. you know in the middle of that night in this summer storm there we were bouncing around in the sky and there i am, you know trying to curl up into a tiny ball in my seats but resisting the urge to do that because that would be an insane thing for a grown person to do on a plane. and the woman next to me she totally noticed. and she finally couldn't take it anymore. and she turned to me and she said honey, i think i can help you. i have xanax. that's a true story. you know that that's me as a flyer. and it's sort of begs the question why someone like this someone like me would spend two and a half years. researching and writing about plane

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you know, i remember all the time. an example is when my daughter was little and we went to the store. and here we are with her. i put her in this stroller, i’m taking her, and she screams, i’m almost 3 years old, she was screaming, waving her hands, and i go and scold her. well, don't scream. we are in the store and one man passed by, he stopped and said to me, why are you scolding her? this is her time. let be screaming, immediately changed. he thinks, well, you really have this moment in her life. this is childhood. you understand this age, it will also end, therefore, now she is well, she screams with joy, and with her hands masha and he tells me, this is her time. stop if you allow your inner critic to feel sorry for yourself . well listen feel sorry for yourself. this is not sometimes, perhaps, and it is necessary, of course, a very pleasant occupation to feel sorry for yourself. oh no. it's probably not me hmm, here, as soon as possible think more so weigh the situation. yes, what to regret regret about what? if

sorry, we are short of time, sorry to interrupt - time, sorry to interrupt because we are short for timeare you having to subsidise farmers that you work with, because actually to do all the changes that you were talking about, one looks at the soil etc, etc, it is more expensive for them to run theirfarms, and in many cases they can't do it in a financial way that is viable, going forward? i financial way that is viable, going forward?— financial way that is viable, going forward? i wouldn't use the term subsidise. _ going forward? i wouldn't use the term subsidise. indeed, l going forward? i wouldn't use | the term subsidise. indeed, in the term subsidise. indeed, in the beginning, we need all of us, ask our suppliers, and a lot of other companies as well, to help the farmers through what we call the transition phase, that is why the amount of money you refer to, we have dedicated 1.2 to $1.5 billion of swiss francs for this transition. this is some of the premiums we will pay to buy some of those ingredients, coming from regenerative agriculture practices, but we are confident, once w

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he writes to a friend of his at this time sang of love science but there are times when i feel so painful for people about their emotional judgments and consequences. scientists in particular must foster international relations all the more i must distance ourselves from the emotions of the war but unfortunately we have had to suffer serious disappointments even among scientists. einstein felt these issues essentially immediately. as the war ends the royal navy blockades germany falls short on food within a week at the beginning of the war and hundreds of thousands of germans die of starvation. einstein is one of them produce starving and he's very sick and he was getting lewd packages sent by his friends in switzerland. he loses 50 pounds in two months and complains that his hands are always cold and for much of the time these bed ridden. he much of the time works in his pajamas and writes on cosmology while under the blankets. he's isolated politically and intellectually in berlin so one of the places he looks for intellectual and social companionship is in the netherlands. the netherla

we have time left. i want to make sure to open it up for questions if you do have a question, if you could queue up at the microphone so the folks at home can hear, i think we have one coming now. congressman. and i wanted to warn you, don't ride in roy's pickup truck last time i did, i had a heart attack. two days later, i'm a professor tzu. i gave some of my students to convince them to come down here today. they're going to get mucho extra credit and you, i may have met you before. i was an intern for congressman joe evans. you may remember him? yes, sir and he we he took me to lunch at my house dining room one time and he said that, oh, there's congressman duncan with his family over there. so you may have been with them. i don't know. you said you're a conservative republican in your district. you have the headquarters of, the most prominent example of socialism in the united states, a tva. i hear tennessee congressman then talking about socialism. how terrible social. but they don't want to abolis

this time it is richard nixon.n thomas says in one of his books that nixon lost the presidency by 8000 votes have been changed in texas and in chicago bother of which they wee probably truthful allegations about election fraud. and it says in one of his books the candidates were surprised nixon did not contest the election in 1960. and he didn't because he thought it would be harmful to the country. even if you did not think much of president nixon and i came from a family that really respected president nixon, i grandfather who was a farmer in tennessee and a had ten kids and anan outhouse. and not much more. he used to say it you could make it to heaven if you're not a presbyterian and a republican but you had a leg up if you were. [laughter] stance republican family and our and so. but every with whom i served was very nice to me. president trump, the both the bushes, i, i will tell you, though, that a lot of the democrats had a little have more trouble with president obama than i did steve cohen, the congressma

some heavy bursts at times. it's going to turn a bit more erratic as it works its way eastwards so they will be some drier moments. but we could even see a bit of sleet and snow mixed in on the tops of the hills. temperatures will be a little hit up and down through the night, but by the end of the night most places will be around 5—8 celsius as we start sunday. cloudy and wet start, that rain falling on saturated ground in eastern parts of scotland, eastern areas of england as well. brightening up here quicker than it will do across eastern scotland. the sunshine will come out for most. far north—east aberdeenshire, parts of caithness and orkney may stay cloudy and damp all day long. away from that, though, western areas start dry and sunny but will see some showers. some of those heavy and thundery. they will develop and work their way eastwards for the end of the afternoon and evening. another cool day at 8—12 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the president of fifa has expressed support for t

[cer] ♪ it's time ♪ >> stephen: no! [laughter] it is not time! it is not time. [applause] no! cannot "all i want for christmas" while i still have mini-snickers in my lower intestine! [laughter] and let me tell you, it is packed with peanuts. [laughter] meanwhile, we just learned that "germany is going to legalize cannabis use for recreational purposes." [cheering] oh, and just 108 years too late to prevent a couple world wars. [laughter] "they've assassinated archduke ferdinand!" "das ist eine bummer. [laughter] now let's chillax and watch the cuckoo clock!" [laughter] the decision is a long time coming. so many u.s. presidents have pushed for it over the years, including reagan's famous speech at the berlin wall. >> mr. gorbachev, rip on this bong! [applause] >> stephen: we'll be right back with matthew perry. ♪ vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes the wealthiest 0.2% to reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have cl

laura, we became 3rd and 2nd, 3 times we used to happen his time. yes. this time is different. like also the tournament is different normally it's in the summer. no, it's a close to the winter. so that will be the key. why, why is that important? i don't know. i just shoot it. you feel yes, this is the time. yes, this is the time, this is our time. well, thank you so much. oh, so you can see the orange fever is on the rice a lot. a lot of controversy about this world cup in katara. people have been saying they're going to boycott. not watching this time, but you can see that this, you know, the mood is getting there that people are actually lining up in front of their tv. sat said to watch, disburse match, and alan synagogue, and as to year they're quite optimistic. they can win it. well that okay, he gets feeling confident, but does it do the rest of the fans and they are share his confidence. ah, not hearing confident. yes. but i've been hearing around this 3 as well. and also for models. there's a lot of noise now, and hopefully you saw a whole residents of orange street, ve

time after time, we have veterans and kids with -- and people that can't afford food. these are big types, multibillion dollar companies. somebody making $30,000 a year has to pitch in and bail out every time we turn around. sooner or later the american people are going to be stripped of it. you need to go in. vote to get all these people out of office. so the country can take care of itself. >> he is getting involved in this railway strike a cable level and to bailing out the railroads? >> i think we lost the caller. this is giron and newville, kentucky. independent. good morning, you are next. >> hello. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. go ahead. >> this is more of. question i've heard the new york city, the waste leaving in new york city, they ship 2.5 million pounds of waste per day. out of new york city. out across the rest of the united states. to get rid of its. 2.5 million per day, just out of new york city alone. that was just amazing to me and i just wanted to quote on it. thank you. >> where did you read, that iran? >> it was on the internet. >> maybe a

when your time is up, your time is up.— is up, your time is up.solutely loved it. quali . �* it was amazing, absolutely loved it. quali .�* it was amazing, absolutely loved it. quali .~ quality. at least you can say you are here to _ quality. at least you can say you are here to see _ quality. at least you can say you are here to see england - quality. at least you can say you i are here to see england progress, thatis are here to see england progress, that is special to see them play at a world cup. it that is special to see them play at a world cop-— that is special to see them play at a world cup. it will be a shame not to be able to _ a world cup. it will be a shame not to be able to see _ a world cup. it will be a shame not to be able to see the _ a world cup. it will be a shame not to be able to see the match - a world cup. it will be a shame not| to be able to see the match against senegal on sunday but due see england in a world cup, after the us eight game we thought we wouldn't even see them score a goal in person but to get through yest

time will tell.e comes not simply through words an offering an apology, but through the actions that follow that in order to truly engage in repentance, one has to do something to fix the damage that they've already done and i think mr. irving has a lot of work to do. >> absolutely. walking the walk. walking the walk from this day forward. let us see. >> most definitely. >> rabbi, thank you for your time. thank you so much. >>> so this morning, paul pelosi is waking up at home for the first time since being attacked one week ago. nancy pelosi issued a statement after his release from a san francisco hospital saying that he is progressing, the way she puts, it on a long recovery process and that he's surrounded by his family that request privacy. they had to repair injuries to a skull fracture and injures to his arm and now the attacker is facing assault, attempted murder and attempted kidnapping. >>> also happening today, five first responders in colorado will be arraigned for the death of elijah mcc

time in history.ove a picture of gareth southgate and marcus rashford there after winning 3—0 against wales in the world cup. the i also has the three lions embracing but leads on the news that uk christians are a minority for the first time since the dark ages. "the curse of crypto" — the metro reports on a russian billionaire killed in a helicopter crash, making it the 3rd high profile cryptocurrency tycoon to die suddenly in a month. banks set for release from ringfencing rules in drive to free competitive spirit — that's on the front of the financial times. the mirror leads on the england triumph over wales highlighting marcus rashford's joint top goal—scorer at qatar. and the guardian also reports on the clinical trial that has confirmed the drug that slows congnitive decline in patients with early stages of alzheimer's. telegraph leads on thousands of ambulance staff set to strike for the first time in 30 years. we will start with two versions of the daily mirror. first the english version which

the time is now. an interview with the prime minister —— now the times.ey not fix? the country faces many _ problems can they not fix? the country faces many problems and i would _ country faces many problems and i would say— country faces many problems and i would say this, but of course the interview — would say this, but of course the interview with the prime minister here, _ interview with the prime minister here, we — interview with the prime minister here, we are quizzing him on what he can do— here, we are quizzing him on what he can do to _ here, we are quizzing him on what he can do to help the country when it is in a _ can do to help the country when it is in a perilous situation. rishi sunak— is in a perilous situation. rishi sunak is— is in a perilous situation. rishi sunak is echoing the message that he .ave sunak is echoing the message that he gave out— sunak is echoing the message that he gave out with the pandemic, that the state cannot fix all the problems of the people, even when he was handing out the _ the people, even when he was hand

she didn't show up at that time. i've probably never had a good time. then vasily, what was your family life like, how did you live, well, he lived in skirts, got married lena was born, we lived, it seems normal then you do it, and then she left for the city and did not return in kindergarten she goes to school. then valentina arrived somewhere, probably for two years in the voivodeship. even go. but when she arrived 2 years later, you decided to share the children of the girls, you gathered, you will go with me, we will go two agreed, one did not agree and that's all elena ekaterina let's see where your childhood childhood of the three sisters elena semakhina ekaterina khudyakova and their sister tatiana storozhilova passed in the village of bochkariy, altai territory. this house belonged to their grandmother, says neighbor valentina biryuzovskaya, parents. the school was highly respected. here they ran and played their love suits. they never fought now characteristically, and the mother of the sisters, valentina storozhilova, moved to this nine-story

time again.aken part in a small trial this year and has signed up for the national grid's new scheme. if you've got enough notice, which normally may be the day before, you can plan around it, you can just sort of say we are going to have dinner at this time. i think it's a really good thing for everybody to try and do if they are able to. i think it's something that i've found that i've actually enjoyed doing. it's part of our lives. and you've earned some money. i've earned a bit of money out of it, yeah. so what's the deal with the national grid's demand flexibility scheme? there are 12 one—hour tests planned for this winter. they'll take place between 4pm and 7pm, peak time for energy use. national grid says a typical household could save £100 off their bills, but it all depends on how much energy you use and your energy company. you need a smart meter to take part. most energy suppliers are in the process of signing up. to really reduce your electricity use it's all about the big appliances