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apollo is unique. apollo is alone in all this, just as venice is alone-- unique in the world. venetian artists--giorgione, veronese, tintoretto and above all, titian-- transformed these public personifications and made them private, poetic, and desirable-- paintings commissioned by men who were proud of their sophistication. the venus of urbino is domesticated. she's brought indoors. she's put into the context of the bedroom. two handmaids are in the background. one of them kneels over a marriage chest-- a chest that would hold a trousseau. a marital theme is established there as surely as it is established by the myrtle plant that is silhouetted in the background. the myrtle-- a plant in perpetual bloom-- a symbol of perpetual love. the dog asleep at her feet-- a symbol of fidelity. as overtly sensual as her appeal is this venus invites us to celebrate marital love. the attributes around her make this very clear yet she has lost none of her sensuality. indeed, she will be transformed by titian into a variety of other figures. one of the variations titian produced is the image

. >> it is very true, but it is not unique to this period.here is always stuff that's shallow, trendy, gimmicky. >> who do you blame for that? artist, the the industry, the bean counters? >> i don't blame anybody. it is what it is. it's nobody's fault. tavis: you are in a good mood today, man. >> it is a reflection of what we live the -- what we live with. there are all these different balances of it. it is valid in its own kind of way. like i said, you are in a good mood today. >> you are trying to get me to bash somebody. tavis: i am just trying to make it clear just ancient of what was, what is, and what isn't going to be. i digress on that point. >> do you feel stronger about what was than what is? i'm glad you asked that. i said to myself the other day, in 50 years, who is going to be in a book and will it be this deck -- thick? a book of legends, icons,a n and rebels. maybe rebels. legends and icons? in this bookpeople really fit this moniker. >> i think there will be a list but it will be a little shorter. tavis: when you put together

educationing a unique in american music. tavis: how did you navigate?ryone of us that comes out of has a point where they have to try to figure out how they are going to navigate this journey of the spiritual and the secular. tell me about your battle. my mother simplified it for me when i was very young. i did not know it could be a career. i remember not being able to see over the dashboard. i think i might want to see about -- sing about love. god made love, so it's ok to sing about. i think i took that advice my when i sing a song about love, there is still an element of spirituality to it. masters of the in between spirit coming along with this message of love. understanding, the love for mankind, the love for a community. it has a great appeal to me. when you think of love, there is a whole bunch of ways to look at love. i was a bit surprised when i came to learn reading about you. i started calling people that everybody i know for this conversation. when i discovered you listened to nat king cole, i did not get it. you are so much more soulful in

we were especially vulnerable because the district is unique in another way. that is we cannot spend our own money spend our own without an appropriations bill from congress. economy may have lost as much as, ladies and gentlemen, $1 million over the 2.5 week we thethe city government, city government was involved in this. we kept our government open by spending our reserves. our police state on the beat and the garbage trucks continued to pick up. i am sure you can imagine the psychological impact on people considering a buying a home during the shut down and the weeks leading up to it. this is especially true in this region with its reliance on the federal government as it has been for decades. badou know, uncertainty is especially bad for the housing market. in fact, sales which usually pick up in the fall actually slowed down from the summer here in the district of columbia. consumer sentiment naturally fell to a nine-month low after the shut down and undoubtedly the same thing happened here. i think we all know that is not helpful when you are trying to g

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working with other people, they have their own unique way of selling their device. but the bottom line is we tried to find ways that we can make sure our carriers can compete. the other thing we kicked off is a data roaming hub. we are gating are -- we're getting our carriers together and t-mobile interested in helping us. we can help connect our smaller ,arriers through data roaming i.e. data access, so they can stableir economically prices for roaming and conductivity. -- and connectivity. and down the road we have ip and ip transition. >> you mentioned tch working on solutions. isn't there a need for government intervention in manufacturing? >> i think it would be a very healthy discussion if the fcc thisto say why is technology denial happening in the smaller market? let's face it. is denial can some of the low- households are using their smart phones as their access to the internet. thing may be the only that they can afford. they may not be able to afford the computer and the fiber to the home. handsets that operate on a 4g lte system which is much asked her i

unique nation. and sometimes they talk about it in different ways. previously president obama made a lengthy statement about that i think in strasbourg two or three years ago where he said well we believe that we are unique greece may believe that it is unique etc etc but i think with all due respect present obama was a little coy at that point describing this problem because of course in the united states it's more than that part of the kind of american ideology is that is the believe that the united states is really this has got something right to be or an obligation to be above everybody else and therefore to like in various situations dictate the terms of events and in fact the latest round of discussion on this matter and president putin's article was prompted by. by the fact that president obama mentioned that in the context of his intention on the intention of the united states to use force outside of the framework of international law that of course is very dangerous when. we all can think a

so it is very unique. we have a really nice one, too. i have looked at a lot of pictures online and compared to a lot of places, we have a really nice but mobile. >> craig lancaster is next on book tv. the former billings gazette book editor spoke with us during our recent visit to montana. >> montana and is part of montana, of very littered state, and amazingly letter of state just in general. but here you have sort of a gathering of intellectuals and literary types. so we read all over the spectrum . fascinated with place. this place has history that is, you know, one-of-a-kind. and an endless source of water for books chromatics -- magazine articles. the we also have a really thriving literary culture. when i say literary, i mean fictional. we have working authors in town. this stage certainly. missoula is renowned for its literary scene. people like tom mclean, you know, thomas savage was a huge name. -was from montana. william kittredge, walter kern lived in montana. it is really an important part of who we are, and i think it is pa

this is a really unique thing for us and that we find ourselves more commonly at odds in having to reacto specific issues. we love to be here on the front end of them and be involved with issues as they are in front of us and we hope to be part of solution for everything that concerns you folks. thank you very much. [ applause ] okay. we are doing a little q and a. go ahead. >> [inaudible] i have two different questions, as an entrepreneur, i would like to expand and buy another bar. with all of the building that's been unlocked since 2008 and everything going on around here, the market economy basis of our licensing has driven prices insane. there are no licenses and there are nothing but new properties coming seeking licenses. last year i was told that the solution was up to me as a bar owner as a citizen to try to push my legislators to create something. how can we go about creating new licenses in order to unlock the economy on our entrepreneurial activities and as one of the entrepreneurs in the city. what's to keep me from going elsewhere, leaving san francisco. what is san francis

living in a city that is stuck in a very unique predicament.hey are taking a disproportion at it hit since the shutdown. they make up 12.6% of the work force here. because d.c. is a federal district and not state, all of its budget is subject to congressional approval. so unlike states which are relying on local funds to stay afloat, d.c. cannot use any of its budget. even the 75% that is locally raised. to survise d.c. has tapped into emergency funds to cover critical services. and with a divided house, the nation's capitol pretty much remain in limbo. joining us to paint a picture of the shutdown's effect on d.c. is nathan fleming. he is what is called a shadow representative in the house but doesn't have any voting power. and the head of d.c.'s nonprofit latin america foundation. and a doctoral student in political theory at catholic university. welcome everyone to "the stream." 78,000 people in d.c. work for the government. so because of such a high concentration of jobs in a small area, the aggravate effect is really extreme. talk about th

are bringing this place together and giving a character and an amazing feel of small businesses and unique places in our neighborhood. so owners, yucca and toll io opened kas ba and standard their asian can -- they have a beer and wine license and i can't wait to try the sacki tasting. it's more than a cafe or bakery. they really integrate not only japanese inspired cooking but also asian fusion and i even see a lot of french influence as well. christopher and yuka have been featured not on the only in the chronicle but i have seen them in sf for their great business. christopher is trained in japanese style cuisine and a great presentation and kas ba offers friendly experience that is stretching that outer balboa area. since 2012 my staff and i have worked closely with them in helping the whole neighborhood. there was a kick starter campaign where neighbors stepped it collectively to raise money for outdoor heating which is need in the richmond area. he's a great leader in the small business example to transform that part of the business. they not only run this highly popular small busine

hendrick: creative activities help acknowledge and celebrate the uniqueness and diversity of each of our children, as well as offer excellent opportunities to individualize and personalize our teaching and to focus on each child. i'm going to put mine right here. you're going to paint on your leg, too? hendrick: notice how in this classroom, materials and activities that depend on open-ended answers allow each child to be herself, to express her own unique and individual ideas, and how the teacher is responding individually, one-on-one, to each of the children's efforts. and i see red, and i see black, and i see blue. on your leg? roar! roar! hendrick: but it takes more than access to art materials and activities for self-expression to take place. creativity is more than that. to truly reap all the benefits of the creative process, our children also need plenty of opportunities for creative play and thinking, too. i'm a cat, and you're a dog. oh, a dog. how does a dog sound? woof! woof! great job. how does a fish sound? good job! that's how a fish sounds. hendrick: but where do we st

the unique program helping teens fight drug addiction at school.these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00. >>> the u.s. supreme court heard arguments today in a case involving affirmative action. the question before the justices is whether voters can ban affirmative action through a referendum. in 2003 the high court refused to end affirmative action programs at the university of michigan. three years later, voters in that state passed a ban on the consideration of a student's race in the admission process. >> it's fundamentally wrong to treat people differently because of the color of your skin, your race, or origin. >> it is not possible to have diversity without a program that says who are you. what are you about. >> reporter: now depending on what the justices decide the ruling could have an effect in california where voters passed a similar affirmative action ban in 1996. >>> the court refused to hear a case regarding california's overcrowded prisons. the ruling from the lower court strands we quiring the state to shed 10,000 inmates.

. >> is this case some what unique in fact i think, very unique in that mr.ter: hearing the appellate court argument are you more hopeful than ever? >> i am if i am. i really believe they will do the right thing. >> i believe these judges are going to correct this travesty now that they have the evidence that they needed to correct it. >> reporter: in the meantime, ryan has met some one special. >> i understand you have a girlfriend? >> i do have a girlfriend. we had a lot of the same thoughts. beliefs, men taelttalitiemental. we were fairly local. and meet up and talk and hang out. >> how often do you get to seep h -- see her? >> once a week. it is not ideal. >> reporter: hard as it is, ryan's parents try to stay positive for their son. >> i come out of there thinking it is so strange. every time even after all this time, to have to leave without him. it's sad to think that he has lost all of this 20s. and it's hard to imagine how he is going to catch of on all of that. but i have no doubt that he will. >> reporter: seems almost the hardest part for you is i

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bell really well with frank gore coach harbaugh spoke in a very unique way about the good running game today. >> grinding out of their running game. and grinding the meat. are >> and of course i spoke to the fans. >> it was awesome. >> it was a bit scary but it turned out with a victory so that is what matters. >> reporter: what did you think? >> do here would be to come here from canada? >> yes. it sounds better but i'm actually in the bay area for another reason. are >> the 49ers will be taking on the the jacksonville jaguars. coming up later in this break broadcast jason will be breaking everything

the unique way to help reunite the pets with their owners. >> and after wide-spread days of fog across the bay area, we're tracking warming weekend changes, right now clear in san francisco. i'm jeff, the full seven day forecast in about ten minutes. >>> san plfrancisco police are looking for the person that set off a homemade bomb that injured a homeless man. it happened at golden gate avenue. one heard a loud bang and saw a puff of smoke. the homeless man was collecting recycles when he was hit by shrapnel. >>> the hit-and-run driver accused of hitting a mom and young. police arrested his son on the suspicion of hit-and-run. the father is charged with killing the 35-year-old mother while she was lying on the grass with her baby and dog in a park last month. he is charged with felony hit-and-run and manslaughter. police say 19-year-old jonathan was leaving his father's court arraignment this week when he was involved with a crash with a cyclist. the cyclist was not seriously hurt. the younger brown now sky was followed by a witness and they arrested him at his home. >>> firefighters c

as a uniquely virtuous actor on the world stage and we can see a bit of a disconnect between the way the rest of the world views this power as characterized by our first guest in london and the quite the opposite view that many americans have of their own of their own country and its role in the world ok david joy to reply to that because a lot of people say that it is a cover american exceptionalism is a cover for american dominion or imperialism and some people would put it i mean there's something to that is it or no i think ok go ahead one look i don't i don't think you can see anything in u.s. foreign policy in suggests that it looks at all like like subtle roads i think that last week i was in new york at the u.n. general assembly and a lot of people talked about the bush administration's overreach but now they're talking about the under reach from the obama administration and friend or foe they were looking for the united states to play a larger role why because minus united states there is less stability minus the what united states there's less than a national order so the u

every state has unique political flavor. i think the solution there is to give states more control over how programs are executed, if massachusetts wants ram knee care, let them have it. texas doesn't want obamacare or wouldn't have sent ted cruz to washington. >> your thoughts about open primary. >> we have those in virginia. i think they're much better. the thing i -- >> but we also have divided government in virginia there's a conservative senate, there's -- the guy running for governor right now from the republican party tried to shut down the virginia government over defunding planned parenthood. why are you -- >> i wouldn't take what's happening in virginia right now necessarily as something that would endorse the idea of open primary. but what i'm saying is in a case like kay bailey hutchinson if you had an open primary could you have people cross over, i know many a democrat would have crossed over for her. she's a very good friend of hillary clinton. by virtue of their co-partnership with vital voices which is wonde

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as a uniquely virtuous actor on the world stage and we can see a bit of a disconnect between the way the rest of the world views this power as characterized by our first guest in london and the quite the opposite view that many americans have of their own of their own country and its role in the world ok david join to reply to that because a lot of people say that it is a cover american exceptionalism is a cover for american dominion or imperialism and some people would put it i mean there's something to that is it or no i think ok go ahead one look i don't i don't think you can see anything in u.s. foreign policy in suggests that it looks at all like like subtle roads i think that last week i was in new york at the u.n. general assembly and a lot of people talked about the bush administration's overreach but now they're talking about the under reach from the obama administration and friend or foe they were looking for the united states to play a larger role why because minus united states there is less stability minus the what united states there's less than a national order so the

this is something uniquely going on in san francisco. this is part of our culture and our well-being. and to preserve that unique feature of our urban landscape as an independent one-man show business owner, i am very happy what i do and feel extremely satisfied that i was disappointed with the new dog walker legislation because it limited my group size. for example, when gg nra was [inaudible] i had 3 dogs boarding plus one of my own and to have to be limited to a group size of 8, i was not able to legally walk all the dogs that i had that day. this is a high cost of living area. i'm speaking from very limited experience as a dog walker, but i like to have a little bit more room to operate my business and have financial freedom in a high cost of living area. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hello. my name is susan kobayashi and him and a former chair of the point isabel dog owners association. point isabel is a multiuse off leash recreation area in richmond california and part of the east bay regional park district sys

the olympic torch tolls moscow carried by athletes and celebrities big boy heads off on its own unique really across russia and so she twenty four to. the destruction of syria's chemical arsenal begins on time and according to plan a earning damascus praise from russia and even the united states all good challenges await. a very warm welcome to you if you've just joined us here on our cio with me to on with day to take a look at our top story. a series of deadly attacks have struck us security forces across egypt where violence has continued into a second day gunmen killed four soldiers in an office in a drive by shooting in a city one hundred kilometers east of cairo a suicide attack addenda detonated a massive a truck bomb that drops through the security headquarters in sovereign sinai peninsula five people died and more than fifty were injured in the blast is an egypt correspondent with more. the families have gathered in front of cut the capital's main morgues and him to basically pick up the dead after a very bloody night in cairo and across the country leaving dozens dead and hun

in athens and delivered to moscow on the next day now the olympic flame has started its long and unique journey across the host country five time olympic champion in synchronized swimming and. was chosen to be the very first story fourteen thousand more will hand the flame to each other in the next four months among them people of a range of profiles and backgrounds including a special be ip guest. expectation on the in the beginning but on these games i think there's just been a lot of preparation. a lot of work to do and i think it will be but i think it will be a great one to. the twenty fourteen sochi games olympic torch relay has only just kicked off but it has already been branded as you story covering more than sixty five thousand kilometers across nearly three thousand cities towns and villages in russia it will become the longest storage relay in history and probably the most seen as well with almost one hundred thirty million people being within reachable distance of the relays route for the first time in history it will be taken for a space walk outside the international spac

this is a unique opportunity to the united nations and a great way to explore russians themselves and because the torch. with the flame. single c.d.'s and. in this particular city the capital of the olympic games after two days in moscow the olympic torch will head further inland before ending up with the grand opening ceremony of the salt your winter olympic games in exactly one hundred twenty two days from now. the moscow. deal. torch is on its epic journey to such a. one hundred and twenty three days. through two thousand and nine hundred towns and cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others face. a limp dick torch relay. on r t r g dot com. for the world's top stories in brief not a soft new north korea's army has been put on an island off the u.s. military ships including aircraft carrier moved into the south korean fault for naval drills warned washington of serious consequences and ordered its military to be fully ready to launch an operation that comes despite the recent forward rela

this is a unique opportunity to the united nations and a great way to explore russians themselves and because they're. with the flame. single c.d.'s and. this particular city it will be the capital of the olympic games after two days in moscow the olympic torch will head further inland before ending up at the grand opening ceremony of the salt your winter olympic games in exactly one hundred twenty two days from now. moscow. the olympic torch is on a journey to. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred cities of russia. really fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand filling. in a record setting trip by land air. and others face. olympic torch relay. r t v dot com. we'll be tracking his progress for you of course over the coming months now next back to the. asia pacific. has just been about economics this year syria as a guest not surprisingly once again become the focus of russian u.s. talks on the sidelines of the government both the russian president foreign minister praising the progress made on the elimination of chemical weapons there are peaceful scott's been f

there is some aspect of the voice that is unique to each person.ful melody] when you're talking about vocal timbre, you need to think about whether the sound is coming from your throat, from your chest, from your head, and it's different from one culture to the other. [nasal singing] [deep, throaty singing] of course, if you are a member of a culture, you sing a certain way. [lilting folk singing] and you don't think, "oh, i am using this much breath. i am placing my voice here or there," you imitate what you hear. [lilting singing] and, of course, it's human voice, and it will be individual and different from one person to the other. but there are certain aspects of voice culture that are definitely being transmitted within the culture. [ensemble playing early music] (narrator) tone color is an important aesthetic component in the music of any culture. just as musical styles tend to change over time, so does the preference for types and qualities of musical sound. the use of timbre in european renaissance music was quite different from what it is

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