here is the canon going all the way back to plato and aristotle, little and virgil going all the way up to the modern philosophers. you've got works of literature and history and philosophy and poetry and all the rest of it mixed in there. we're a little bit looser about this book club. i am not just going systematically through all of the ages, through all of the very fine canonized writers. we're throwing books in there that people just happen to like. larry elder really likes a book by somerset maugham. okay, throw it. i think somerset maugham is a very fine writer, but i'll throw that in there. somebody likes a book, by gosh. i don't know plato or spenser. claiborne wants to read the symposium. okay, great. we'll do plato. plato certainly, certainly would count as a great book. maybe a scientist named brian keating decides he wants to cover galileo. the dialog concerning the two great world systems. okay, throw that in there too. we're hopping around everywhere. there is. there is no rhyme or reason, really, other than the love of books. and it can be the kind of book that a 12 y

virgil van dijk missed from six yards, but the second half brought an even better chance.red with a handball. a var check brought a penalty — liverpool's first of the season. but mo salah took it like a man out of practice. a spot—kick spooned towards the seats where bournemouth�*s fans now believe. liverpool had missed the chance to move into the top four. after the highs of a 7—0 win, this was back to earth with a bump. joe lynskey, bbc news. manchester city have narrowed the gap on leaders erling haaland scored the only goal of the match from the penalty spot, after ilkay gundogan was brought down in the box. leaders arsenal travel to fulham tomorrow, but can restore the lead back up to 5 points. so a great day for bournemouth. that win takes them out of the relegation zone they're now level on points with leicester who were beaten 3—1 at home by chelsea. leicester in real trouble now, especially with everton securing a crucial 1—0 win at home to brentford. leeds are still second from bottom after coming back to draw 2—2 at home to brighton. and tottenham beat nottingha

virgil, this is a sheet with gigi, mom, brooklyn. you shared the role of your matter. my number to be is on the vehicle on mimi ship with we'll get not among those was about to go the i'm, she closes coverage to throw in slumber floor. yes or so on either of those that would be seen, but she's guilty with booley. i think you might also say vocal this, gustavo, nothing should have all the boys but she in the bath, which in your home, you know, if you can finish the scene yourself on almost again, a 5th girl, should the political border are but younger, one sleep a bulky us, i guess from boston. nice cousin polishan. you're going to means think of some person, the senior mil, any will or computer on it. show offices for your money. um, so you can sales on it, but them question you can call uniform was going to give a new product. a new principal polish print media have led us somewhat blood discussion on the subject. the majority of publications denounced the polish authorities lack of determination on the matter that there is also a regularly repeated call to allow bygo

the nra would not last an hour in old tombstone when virgil earp was in charge. i think the nra does not mention that in any of their popular literature, yet it is a fact. these issues that were splitting america apart in the 1880's, we have still got them. the reason we do is we do not look back at history and see where all of this began and it gives us threads to decide, ok, we now have to stop and get some common sense gun laws. laws regarding immigration. and, we have to have some national assessment, some agreement of how much government is necessary in our lives. today we have people lashing out and screaming at each other. we really don't have these debates. 100 years from now our grandchildren may very well be saying, and you believe in gam plus -- in grandpa's time at a the 20 20's they are talking about the same thing we are now, immigration, gun laws, government intervention? if we are going to stop we have to go back to genesis and say, ok, this is what we have to do. otherwise, we will repeat this again. peter: in your next book "manson: the life and

i think before that, rick virgil menchu got 3%.hat you represent to -- which people should understand around the world what is called the pact of the corrupt, that is taking off the ballot. >> through the election fraud to place, came in fourth place. that we the people understand we did better. first or second place. but in the face of this electoral fraud, that is the place they said we came in. and indigenous peoples, we are a minister the corrupt half because what we propose is a project for the nation. a popular assembly in the face of the whole context that we are experiencing. context mark by assassinations, imprisonment, and the diluting of our wealth guatemala. what we're proposing is a constitutional assembly and they are fearful of us, the peoples governing ourselves. i would like to add something. this shows their punishing as as a people, prohibiting our rights to political participation. persecution is not new. it has been happening since 2018. from 2018 to date, there 26 assassinations of human rights defenders, of t

but our san mateo virgil's wind gusts are so strong this bridge can.how much longer hold úqup there. 14 min arrive you. definitely keep both hands on the steering wheel. you're taking bark 20 minutes as to why delay for you because of the wet conditions. a richmond center fell bridge back to coming down. rough there. 13 minutes tolls to golden gate bridge g to were also strong winds and wet conditions. 31 minutes, 37 to the tolls during times. back to thank let's get outside ple wh's going on on the peninsula. yes. kron four's michthomasstandg by with a a view of a burlingame. what it's like there. good morning, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. i'm right here next the southbound lanes of highway 101. this is in burlingame, just past broadway. take a look. you know, winds are really starting to pick up when it comes to rain. i think the heaviest rain that we saw was probably during the 7 o'clock hour this morning. but this is highway 101. again, those southbound lanes in burlingame just past broadway. winds, as i mentioned, are really the bigges

its head into the gloomy abyss in karen shakhnazarov's film fantasy, gilyarovsky, as if dante were virgilss the director stanislavsky through the circles of the moscow criminal hell stanislavsky once put gorky at the bottom and realized that he didn’t know, didn’t quite understand what was happening there at the bottom, therefore, with the help of gilyarovsky he asked me to look at this one, but it is a very dangerous place. and what will happen next you will see in the movie. everything is very strange, and after all, gilyarovsky really took stanislavsky to the lair, night-beds and barefoot people, where the director was almost killed by the reflection of the douchebag and the earless, but the thunderous uncle gelai led stanislavsky delighted. here she is a living nature that i was looking for for writers and directors, khitrovka is a priceless pearl where like cyclones. violent plots and dramas were born. gilyarovsky tolstoy stanislavsky scooped, here ideas and wrote off future mise-en-scenes. they know from khitrov's slums that's what a trick he saw and showed in one of his first works

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virgil's aeneid, xenophon's anabasis and homer's iliad. although test takers had to demonstrate their abilities in a variety of other subjects. the comparative attention granted to latin and greek demonstrates that amherst still considered classical studies the cakewalk known for its candidates for a bachelor arts degree. the amherst college catalog from coolidge as freshman year further testifies that it was an institution in limbo still deferential to earlier traditions of american higher education but also changing with. zeit geist the catalog spells out a curriculum that remained wedded the tenets of renaissance humanism while also moving in the direction of greater curricular breadth and elective coursework. the freshman year at amherst seems comparatively traditional, except for a choice between the study of french and german. all coursework in the freshman year was prescribed in ancient greek and latin dominated, starting with the sophomore year. however, an increasing of coursework was elective. had coolidge chosen to attend, say,

team is raina. liverpool moved to within 640, so the top 4 thanks to a to know when over wolves, virgil vandyke, and marlott sellers scoring golds in the 2nd half to keep alive their hopes of securing a spot in europe next season. now speaking of liverpool, bay face manchester, united in the premier league next, united fort from a gold down to bead wes, them to reach the f a cup quarter finals for he'd been rama, put the hammers ahead but on own go level things up then united went in front for the great strike from alejandro garden natural there it is. and afraid it would round off the $31.00 victory in the 5th minute of at a time. you know, it had won the leak up on sunday. that was the 1st trophy in 6 years. the after keratin, had to deal with difficult situations. that is that the team stays composed, keeps going, energy. it's not about 11 place m, the bench can have an impact. they push each other and they believe at the belief that they win games. and once again we did it. and so i'm happy with the approaches united through but taught them of me knocked off my 2nd tier son sheffiel

title race. liverpool had to wait more than 70 minutes before going in front of home against wolves. virgil van dyke's go. handing juergen topside the lead at since become to know that the whole look set to move to within 6 points of the top 4 and those all important champions league places. meanwhile, said ben ramos go handed west and the lead against manchester united in the f. a cap, so i don't have his boss, david morris looking very happy about it. he managed men united a decade ago after alex ferguson for time. and however, the home. so i did find an equalizer, an own goal, drawing them level another, pull it up, and then united, turn things around. late goals from alejandro. got nacho and fred pudding erickson outside in the quarter finals. 31. the final school bottom have been knocked out. my 2nd tier slides, sheffield united element die with the winner 10 minutes from time to pull off a shock results. frances world cup record holders just fontaine has died at the age of 89. born in marrakech morocco, the forward school, 13 goals in a single world cup. when they reached the semifina

so anyway, first on this and he's he's and virgil van was he's dutch and virgil van was next him , who'sviously a great defender. and great liverpool defender. and now is a great excuse, of now this is a great excuse, of course, he's saying how does he talk way out about a little talk his way out about a little less going on show? so what he was saying is that actually what i was doing was trying to push away virgil van dijk's hand away from the sign, but it just so happened that my hands. yeah caught on. yeah, yeah . who you caught on. yeah, yeah. who you trying to kid? well because nobody buys it, my friend will not be seeing him after the summer . almost, i think. after summer. almost, i think. after that, i don't know. we go and mr. coyte. thank you . thank you. mr. coyte. thank you. thank you. thank you. i'm very, very inform it of the thing he tells you that tells you that that he tells you things that you think you wanted you didn't even think you wanted to you because it to know. but you do because it is it is not exactly 8:30 spot on looks stones come it's the winter of disconte

we refer to that as virgility. we are caring so much debt. i'm showing you and showing you and showing you in 10 years, the wheels come off. and the danger that i was terrified over the last couple of days, what happens if the debt interest rate cycle, two-year yesterday being over 5%, what if that lasted two years, three years. all the c.b.o. projections were wrong. i hope today's retrenchment of the numbers is a good thing, but it may be a thing because we are hurting people. this is the next thing of this oral argument. we have made you poorer. you do understand what the federal reserve may have to do to you. they may have to take a substantial portion of this society and put you out of work. that misery, we -- they may have to put you out of work and part of it is because congress kept spending, making it even harder for the federal reserve to bend the inflation curve. and i understand the supply and demand issues, the democrats did all the spending and got ahead of it, policies here are really hurting people. let's take a little bit more