redlands diary likes the theater, which is where we had those things, places, and that's at the university of mountains. ms. julia is a student who was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had the cost side between physics, science, loud sciences and politics of philosophy. so i was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear and communicating them to think outside the box to think from a different angle. here is clear that it was incredibly at the dentist that using computers as mazda, head of, i think when most of us were with when we were learning in science. and actually, i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time. that was at solar eclipse, and the office to go through and south is right. like a narrow window, a through the world may use of 2 in a night of as a cramped into a car.

university presidents about antisemitism on campus. the president of harvard university now apologizing while facing a mountain of pressure in order foro resign. her remarks, over her remarks. you pence president step down following her testimony, sparking a free speech debate. samantha cortese has the latest. >> we cannot be silenced. trampled on, dismissed. and it does not depend on context. >> people gathered to support the jewish community in pennsylvania sunday night. pence president resigned following this congressional hearing about how to keep students safe from anti-semitic violence on campus. >> it is a context dependent decision. congresswoman, it's a context dependent decision. that's your testimony today calling for the genocide of jews is depending upon the context lawmakers and alumni alike took issue with how mcgill and the president of harvard and mit responded to the questioning. now, harvard president claudine may be forced to resign. will admissions offers be rescinded or any disciplinary action be taken against students or applicants to say? >> from the river to the sea or intifada advocating for the murder of jui

mountains of the ussr. the climbers themselves called such masters snow leopards. by the way, one of the first professional climbing gyms in russia appeared here, at the bauman moscow state technical university or rather, i found out that this, of course, is a vertical film and vysotsky’s song, this is without a doubt, our section had 700 people, it was the largest section, you come to the exam, and the teacher talks to you there, i walked around this route, and you along this one, sergey borisovich sarapaev, senior teacher of physical education at moscow state university named after bauman, graduate of 1974, former flyer. candidate for master of sports in rock climbing, sergei borisovich, at 73 years old , still goes to the mountains; this largest university climbing wall in the country owes its appearance to him. by the way, the first and last ussr rock climbing cup was held in this hall in 1991. by the way, this year mountaineering in russia celebrates its centenary. anniversary, i congratulate you, 100 years, it really is such a huge milestone, a serious stage that engineers are attracted precisely to this direction in this sport, such excitement and risk, that firstly, risk attracts eve

convenient. bitcoin became a means of calculation, well, in fact, a universal currency, just as gold was there , so relatively speaking, you can buy and sell a tank for a mountain of amanazi, that is why the european commission, and first of all the us department of finance and the department of foreign assets, developed a universal characteristic, which is extended to other useful domes for tracing origin, in addition to new economic... restrictions, the eu expanded the blacklist of persons and companies involved in the russian war in ukraine. 140 items were added to the list. russian and belarusian military chiefs, collaborators, representatives of organizations that militarize ukrainian children in the temporarily occupied territory, directors of enterprises from the military-industrial complex, representatives of the it sector, several private military companies and propaganda tv channels were subject to personal sanctions. also blacklisted. the wife of the governor of kemerovo region and a relative of putin's anna tsivilyova, who heads the foundation defenders of the motherland. he takes care of the families of russian soldiers killed in ukraine and the re

outstanding... politicians of the 20th century, in fact, after reading a mountain of literature on politicians of the 20th century, i went to moscow state medical university the institute taught languages, gave a broad humanitarian education, and gave many interesting adventures, one of which was the model un, the practice of multilateral diplomacy, and i have to ask you, what languages ​​were there? i had a combination of english and german now. german was useful, as far as i understand, yes, since i had two long-term assignments abroad, they were in austria and vienna, but it was not german that i studied there, but german with an austrian accent and austrian words, but i studied there, actually with the international atomic energy agency, that is, i was not at the embassy, ​​at the permanent mission to international organizations, and accordingly all my work was done in english, yeah, but the cultural life at the theater is well, first of all, the vienna opera, wonderful music, wonderful opera company, and secondly, this operetta, what is called folk opera, and since vienna is still a citadel, if not the cradle of pereta, then to listen to them in the

of cause the officer at all hawk an independent palestinian human rights organization. and in livable in the u. k. trusting iron mountain yellow, a professor of low at liverpool, john moore's university, and a member of the legal team representing guns of victims in the international criminal court. if i will welcome to all of you, christine this friday as well resumed as strikes on gauze, a once again killing civilians in huge numbers. it's now also targeting what was supposed to be safe areas in the south. can you outline for us was hall supposed to be the rules of bull in this conflict? for the 1st of all, many things. i mean to me today, i mean, this got seem to do little below looking at the situation. you've got that so many international perspective means possible to discuss the context in which would be fulfilled. it is taking place hostilities and context cannot be assessed but separately and the complex he's the one in which there has been the now almost 17 here, located the who got the street from they've located which has because use a number of the kaiser and which has a cool, it's a situation that according to that ignition, so the front of the body, so for the un was e

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participate in our conversation here with professor richard bell of the university of maryland. 202798 -- for those in the mountainnd pacific time zones and if you can't get to the phones and would still like to make a comment or question try the text number. this is for text messages, 202, 748 8003. if you do send a text please include your first name and your city. we will begin taking those calls in just a few minutes. i have mentioned that our partners in this endeavor is the library of congress we are using some of their materials. we are going up and shooting some materials of first manuscripts etc.. a lot of the books that we will be covering in this series and we want to show you this video. this is one of their archivists with an original copy of common sense. >> i am a curator in the rare book and special collections division at the library of congress. we have here thomas payne's common sense. the first edition. it was printed in january 1776 in philadelphia. it is a 47 page pamphlet in which pain who was a recent immigrant to the colonies, argued for separation from great britain. up until this time am

of rules than other universities. coming up, what a report revealing about the smoke that filled the skies of richmond recently. >> and with fresh snow hitting mountainsoss the country. now is the time to think about the dangers of avalanches. what experts think you should know. the screeching and tires and fireworks woke up a lot of people in the middle of night of the night in a san francisco. no surprise, but it was a sideshow. we'll have that story next. >> we have breaking news. the bay area man accused of trying to shut down plane's engines. mid-flight has been indicted on 84 charges. joseph jefferson of pleasant hill indicted by a grand jury. one kind of endangering an aircraft. 83 counts of recklessly and danger another person he had faced 83 counts of aggravated attempted murder. those charges don't seem to be happening at this point. anderson was a pilot for alaska airlines october 22nd. he was riding in the cockpit of a san francisco bound jet while off duty and he is accused of trying to cut the plane's power. the flight was diverted to portland where emerson was taken into custody. he has pleaded not guilty. he claims he was depressed and

where, on the one hand, mobilization seems to be universal, on the other hand, there is a caste of the elite who are now storming not the front line, but mountainod evening, he’s already joking, yes alexey, hello, the so-called. the bukovel cauldron is just for the elite. while military commissars are plugging holes in the ranks of the ukrainian armed forces, the ukrainian elite is storming the carpathian ski resort. they waxed their skis in bukovel and are fleeing mobilization. an incredible number of people want to visit the crests of the carpathian mountains. the lines of cars seem, well, endless. naserpanin cars in a continuous line. and who is going on vacation? same. military commissars, who now simply earn colossal amounts of money so that, say, they do not send ukrainian citizens to the front, they essentially relax at these resorts, so everything is very specific there, these corrupt officials, they essentially earn money, well then it’s clear , why is the road there closed to tech workers, head hunters, well, won’t they bring a subpoena? as soon as they are planning to go to bukavel to serve summonses, they have never gone there yet w

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as on mount morality after the volcano erupted on sunday, many of them, oh university students who are hiking up the 2900 mia mountain authority. say this search efforts have been hampered by ongoing volcanic activity and heavy rain was done by thunder valley. our main obstacle is there has been several interruptions and 12 cannick ash. so all the way to the foot of the mountain. this man is waiting for news of his son. my son was hiking in a group of fighting people. they separated into 2 groups until now they still haven't found them. supervisors have been taken to hospital, then he have severe bones and broken limbs. as i knew didn't stores a husband's on her face and legs and hands. she was also wounded by following rocks . 5 of the hawkers would need a credit when interrupted. they was scattered around or do to roll down the slips. finally, research team carried her down to local authorities, say, ash, and rock fell on several districts near the volcano. they are urging those living close to the mountain to stay in doors to protect themselves from respiratory infections. jessica washington out to 0. chicago. the

of the copper mountain and the malachite box. and today you will find a real tale about talented students and teachers, the treasures of south ural state university. they say chelyabinsk men are so harsh that when they wash their face, they don’t close their eyes, and they don’t drink coffee in the morning, but eat it with spoons, all sorts of stories about the residents of the south ural capital have been passed on from mouth to mouth for many years, i must say, they are popular not without reason , the environment obliges, because chelyabinsk is the largest industrial center of the country, it is and... the architecture of the city is also subordinated. chelyabinsk, from an architectural point of view, is far from the most outstanding city; it is too eclectic. but industrial power, intellectual power can be felt in this city, in this region. tvordovsky was right that the urals are really the support of our country, and the southern urals are simple. energy. the main symbol of chelyabinsk is a pack camel. these ruminant animals are literally everywhere here. on buses, facades, buildings, even on the coat of arms. the paradox is quite understanda

of education at the foxfire museum in mountain city, georgia. she holds a masters of arts and with a specialization in historical archeology and digital from the university of nebraska, lincoln. and she's editor of the foxfire book of appalachian women, which we'll be discussing today. sarah beth childers is assistant professor of english at oklahoma state university. she holds an mfa from west virginia university. she's also the author of shake terribly the earth stories an appalachian family she lives in stillwater, oklahoma. and we're here today to talk about her book chronicles. so we thought we would open with a reading from each of our authors. so it looks like you're ready or or so just to give you a little bit of background, the book is a compilation of 21 stories from appalachia women that are captured as oral histories and transcribed and edited into book. so what i'm going to start by sharing with is a short reading from an interview with a woman named kari macdonald. stewart and she was almost 100 years old at the time of her interview. so there's a sweet little picture of her right there. so kari was actually interviewed twice and this is a

other side of the mountain, every day i am grateful that i do not work at a plant in chelebinsk, i am generally a nuclear physicist, i just changed my profile a little after graduating from universityrinciple, i would not think that there is production in russia that is so green, that it is located in the mountains, that is, you are not in the city, this is not something we will not do with them somehow. from some aggregates, make them cheaper this way, and as a result we get like a low-quality machine, and we get a risky production, which has zero technological sovereignty, but the shareholder, in this case, it’s surprising that this is a state, russian, that is, there seemed to be a lot of americans, western europeans, i was a speaker, in general speaker who criticized capitalism. exg sustainable development and they didn’t throw tomatoes at me there, but i said simple things there that business is a benefit that finds a place in people’s lives in a cost-effective way, that fromg - this and you just confused people, we need to talk about the owners, who are the very owner, owners for the encrypted verb then in this is all, to be obliged, so we say , it seems to me that the busine

after the volcano erupted on sunday, many of them all university students who are hiking up the 2900 mia mountain authority say this search efforts have been hampered by ongoing volcanic activity and heavy rain done by thunder valley. our main obstacle is there has been several interruptions and 12 cannick ash. so all the way to the foot of the mountain. this man is waiting for news of his son. my son was hiking and approve of 18 people. they separated into 2 groups. and so now they still haven't found them. survivors have been taken to hospital, then he have severe bones and broken limbs designed in stores, a husbands on her face and legs and hands. she was also wounded by falling rocks. 5 of the hardest wouldn't either crate to win interrupted. they were scattered around a daughter rode down the slopes. finally, search team carried her down. the local authorities say, ash, and rocks fell on several districts near the volcano. they are urging those living close to the mountain to stay in doors to protect themselves from respiratory infections. jessica washington out to 0 chickasha. time. now for

of birds making nests on the ratan 600 antennas and much more. the mountain observatory is a research institute in the moscow state university system, where young astrophysicists are trained. structures, investment projects are being implemented, new jobs are being created , industry is actively developing, as a result, nine large investment projects have been implemented, of which the first plastic sorting line in russia has been launched and construction of a garment factory, they also launched a plant for the production of plasterboard sheets, but korchaev’s wealth in circassia is people, representatives of different nationalities live in friendly harmony, there are five state languages ​​in the republic: russian, karachat, circassian, abadino. pentagon heads lloyd osse, at a closed briefing, threatened congressmen to send their relatives, i quote: to fight with russia if they did not support the request for new aid to ukraine. american journalist tucker carlson reported this, he claims that information has been confirmed by several sources. alka komarova will tell you what else is known about the senate’s refusal to finance the ukrainian conflict. on the a

university of hawaii. it's the first meeting of the two schools and the first trip to the easypost hawaii bole for the spartans. the team finished tied for first place in the mountain west. >>> another team, the cal bears, going to a bowl. waiting to hear which bowl game they will play in. >>> up next, the spotlight on brock purdy this sunday in philly. how is he getting ready for the showdown? in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> raj, you remember the last time the 49ers and the eagles met? >> yeah. earlier this year. it was a mess. >> it didn't go well. the niners lost brock purdy and the backup and the backup. >> christian mccafrey was the quarterback. what's going to happen this

jacket on the mountain, well , put it on completely, established kharkiv singer of the ukrainian youth in the 25th year, povlushkov, here i was very a serious settlement at kharkiv universitythe 29th year there was a trial of the sumy ied, and most of the participants of this student organization were repressed, carried out on... solovki, you know that polushkov was shot. when the process of revitalization of ukraine began, in 1988-1989, a group of young people appeared who decided to revive the ukrainian youth singer. so here is the first revived cell of the ukrainian youth singer, it arose precisely in kharkiv, and then it spread, such and such, let's say, centers appeared in many cities of ukraine, and now... ukrainian youth is represented in many cities, and we try to include children in various celebrations, and thus involve them in of ukrainian affairs. christ was born, god became incarnate, angels sing, kings congratulate, and shepherds play, a miracle, a miracle is told, a general revival, it cannot be some kind of abstract, it cannot be only. i am a political or some such extremist direction, for the completeness of detection in the ukrainian space, we lacked prec

jacket, to the mountain, well, you can wear it completely, founded kharkiv singer of ukrainian youth in the 25th year, pavlushkov , there was a very serious settlement at kharkiv universityfortunately, in the 29th year there was the process of the smu sumy and... most of the participants of these student organizations were repressed, carried out in silovki, you know that polushkov was shot. when the process of revival of ukraine began, this is the year 88-89, a group of young people appeared who decided to revive the ukrainian youth singer. so here is the first revived center of the singer of the ukrainian youth, it arose precisely in kharkiv, well, then it spread, such similar ones,... let's say, centers appeared in many cities of ukraine, and now the singer of the ukrainian youth is represented in many cities, and we we try to include children in various celebrations and... in this way, involve them in the ukrainian cause. news. the pure virgin, the pure virgin, gave birth to a son. christ was born, god became incarnate, angels sing, kings congratulate. and the shepherds play, wonder, wonder. give a general revival, it cannot be some kind of abstract, it cannot be only

university and especially in the military sector , of course, there is also an outside field, in addition to the specialized topic of telecommunications, and with the characteristics of western regions, which are close to mountainous regions, telecommunications play a very important role. there, especially during the war, other sectors have been taken into consideration, the transfer of the culture of sacred defense, yes , which in our opinion is in addition to the subject of expertise and perhaps even more important than the subject. telecommunications expertise , because the equipment we used in 1959 to 1968 is now very old and has very few capabilities, it is still used, but very few, but it was unique in its time, but in its time , it met all the needs of the command, that is, the command without this tool, he could not command , the role of communication is the nerve chain that can convey the command of the commander or the need of subordinates. commander, but in addition to this, this part of the culture of the holy defense and a part that i think is very important for this period of time is the role of families in the same work , that is, we have seen the role of our families in the holy defense complex, ma

mountain flurries. this live from london. this is bbc news. czech police say a gunman has killed a number of people at a university building in central prague.prague, where darkness has fallen. emergency services say ten people have been killed, nine it seriously injured. mass �*rizz�* say that there won't be any talk about prisoner swaps until the offensive in gaza ends. a top eu court rules at uefa's man on a european super league is unlawful. christmas getaways are ruined for thousands as cross—channel services are suspended due to an unexpected strike in france. hello. welcome to this edition of verified life. let's start with breaking news coming out of prague. we know now that apparently up to ten people have been killed in prague as a shooting in the university in the centre of

so is it vastly different it it it's like mountains and universe is different photography today. it was but i but i do think that many of the trends that pop up during this period of time they'll continue. i mean, of course we're going to use, you know, photography still as propaganda publicity and you know, does do people have people don't actually have that sort of, you know, of non permanency anymore that i'm talking about with some of these soldiers. so, i mean, there are lots of soldiers you've never seen a picture of them people. i mean, there are so many people, members of families that you've never seen a photograph of. you know, that's not necessarily going to be the case for a future generations, which is a fascinating study in itself. and then remy has. a thank this doesn't have to do with portrait, but could you talk a little bit about the use of photography as far as mapmaking because in the civil war it had a huge impact as a as it facilitated distribution of maps to civil war officers. i know sherman had a whole swag and load of mapmaking that accompanied him that way all of his subordinate officers could

so is it vastly different it it it's like mountains and universe is different photography today. it was but i but i do think that many of the trends that pop up during this period of time they'll continue. i mean, of course we're going to use, you know, photography still as propaganda publicity and you know, does do people have people don't actually have that sort of, you know, of non permanency anymore that i'm talking about with some of these soldiers. so, i mean, there are lots of soldiers you've never seen a picture of them people. i mean, there are so many people, members of families that you've never seen a photograph of. you know, that's not necessarily going to be the case for a future generations, which is a fascinating study in itself. and then remy has. a thank this doesn't have to do with portrait, but could you talk a little bit about the use of photography as far as mapmaking because in the civil war it had a huge impact as a as it facilitated distribution of maps to civil war officers. i know sherman had a whole swag and load of mapmaking that accompanied him that way all of his subordinate officers could

university of hawaii. it is the first-ever meeting between the schools and the first trip to the easypost hawaii bowl for the san jose state spartans. the team finished tied for first place in the mountainest division. >>> another bay area team heading to a bowl, the cal bears. we're waiting to hear which bowl game they will play in. >>> thanks for joining us at 4:30. we are working hard at the 5:00 newscast. he joins us next in two minutes. >>> right now at 5:00, good news with retail thefts in san francisco. the work being done by police to make sure they continue to drop. >>> former san jose mayor sam liccardo is getting closer to running for congress. the step he is taking to becoming a candidate for eshoo's seat. >>> and the newly formed task force in san jose. till legal guns and drugs it has taken off the streets. news at 5:00 starts right now. thank you for joining me. i'm garvin thomas. san francisco may be making a dent in its retail crime problem. it often goes viral. the theft from drugstores and high-end revailers. christy smith is taking a look at what is being done and how it's working. >> reporter: san francisco police say they are off to a good start and saturating area

mountains. turning now to developing world news in prague. least 14 people are dead and several others injured after an armed man opened fire at a university building. it's being called one of the worst mass shootings of its kind in the czech republic. >> one witness says that he saw the shooter standing on a building balcony. police say that it happened at the philosophy department to building of charles university where the shooter was a student. there. there are no other details yet on a positive motive. >> the bay area off-duty pilot accused of trying to cut the engines during a flight was back in court today in portland, oregon. prosecutors accused joseph emerson trying to turn off engines of a flight headed to san francisco while writing in the extra seat in the cockpit. court documents indicate he'd been struggling with depression and head taken like mushrooms about 48 hours before the flight. emerson is out on bail but is not allowed to fly while his court case continues. >> crab season is delayed again. yeah. the state department of fish and wildlife says that it's continuing that temporary recreational crab trap restriction to the presence of humpback whales in th

mountain flurries. this is bbc news, the headlines: czech police assist the government has killed several people in a university building in central prague. the shooting happened at the charles university faculty ofds. an absolute catastrophe — diplomats describe the humanitarian situation in sudan — following the suspension of aid work in some areas. a top eu court rules that uefa's ban on a european super league is unlawful. 0ur breaking story this hour: in the czech republic, police in prague, you can see from this live shot of the charles bridge in prague, the iconic bridge in prague, it is shut down, but square behind it has been shut down as well. that is cisco where university is situated. several people have been killed in the university shooting according to the university shooting according to the police. it is a mass shooting. the government has been eliminated, he has been killed, i assume that is what that means. university students

university. >>> good morning. it is sunday, december 17th, 7:00. and this live look outside from san bruno mountain. our storm ranger getting ready to get to work ahead of a series of storms moving into the bay area. thank you so much for starting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel has a look at our microclimate forecast. a lot to get to, but right now we're looking a little calm. >> yeah. pretty much in the bay area, calm. there are some showers too in the north, but look behind me here. the main system is still off to the ocean. we're picking up on cloud cover and some lightning strikes and some light rain early this morning. so we'll kick it into high gear here under a weather alert, because there is the potential for heavier spots later this afternoon and into the start of your workweek. we can see that activity has pushed on through to the north bay. from point marina just west of santa rosa down to bodega bay and parts of marin county. light rain here, the rest of us dry for now, but there is the potential for heavier rain later this afternoon. we have temperatures in the 40s and 50s around the bay area. hour by hour f

university. >>> good morning. it is sunday, december 17th, 7:00. and this live look outside from san bruno mountain. our storm ranger getting ready to get to work ahead ofstarting your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel has a look at our microclimate forecast. a lot to get to, but right now we're looking a little calm. >> yeah. pretty much in the bay area, calm. there are some showers too in

university in prague. video shows a scene all too familiar here in the u.s. but exceedingly rare in central europe. so what happened? >>> plus, rudy giuliani trying to fend off a mountain of legal bills from lawsuits and legal fees by filing for bankruptcy. and wait until you hear just how deep his debts go. >>> the growing humanitarian crisis at the southern border. for the third day in a row, more than 12,000 migrants have crossed into the u.s. we are live in texas. >>> plus, governor greg abbott escalating his war against president biden's immigration policies. first, he was bussing migrants, now he's flying them out of state. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments, and we start with that deadly shooting in prague. nbc's molly hunter is following that story for us. just moments ago, molly, i understand the white house addressed the shooting. give us the latest as you know it. >> reporter: the white house did just address the shooting in a press conference. actually, let's go straight to that sound bite and i'll talk to you on the back end because it just came in. >> the president and the first lady are praying for the families who lost love

memorial university where he is also the executive director of the abraham lincoln center for public policy. you should know that dr. hardy cares equally for his family. he is an avid lover of the mountains, a founding member of the knoxville vintage baseball club. and he has a strong predilection for chocolate milk donuts and olive garden, in no particular order. you should know he is a dogged researcher, a type that understands the power of place and the importance of individual stories to larger events. in that vein, his forthcoming title is on the knoxville million-dollar fire, which will be an interesting publication. one that i have encouraged him to retitle as one hot night in knoxville. but enough about the future, our topic at hand is the origins of postwar baseball in knoxville. please welcome my good friend and colleague, dr. hardy. >> good afternoon, everybody. it's a pleasure to be back at the east tennessee history center where i spent eight years here at the tennessee historical society. as i said, and education department. this topic for today really comes full circle in this building, because it was approximately 10 years ago when i was working on the second floor and ad

new york's syracuse university, nick travelled regularly, capturing beautiful images . beautiful images. >> is this one photo in particular? a self—portrait on the summit of a mountaine the cloud base, taken just days before his death , is so before his death, is so incredibly powerful , and the incredibly powerful, and the story of how it came back into the possession of his family is spine tingling. the they gathered all of the clothes and objects . objects. >> everything was black, everything was grey, uh, filled with smoke or burnt or everything . everything. >> the power of the explosion blew passenger belongings, including nick's photographs, out into the night sky, fluttering on the breeze until coming to rest in a farmer's field in northumbria. on the opposite side of the country. later later, as elizabeth sifted through victims belongings, suddenly she caught sight of nick's photo that picture being perfect was, to me, the miracle and the fact that it was found that far away , um, it made all that far away, um, it made all of us go gasped when we saw that and we started to cry because even. >> see, even now, 35 years later , it was as if nick was saying, i'

university of colorado. and they ended up in boulder, from miami beach, after reading a book. a book by jack kerouac, the dharma books. i had never seen mountainssnow. but somehow, i figured as only an 18-year-old could figure, that my destiny was to hang out on a mountaintop, watch for fires and write poetry. this was colorado instead of oregon, and unlike jeffrey writer, i was no poet and wouldn't recognize a fire in the wilderness, unless the wilderness included lots of palm trees. it didn't matter to me. i was heading west, i was on the road. and as you probably see where this story is going, had my first break thanksgiving weekend, i headed further west, i drove across the rockies, straight for san francisco. straight for city lights bookstore. once there, i was in awe. so many books, every section unlike any i had seen before. browsers were everywhere, broadsides on the walls, and all those city lights titles, ginsberg was even there, browsing the poetry room. that night he and gregory corso would be having a reading together just down the street. i found my heaven. and i only wished i could stay forever i did strike up a conversation wit