but why are women less active on wikipedia? there are various reasons. a considerable, one is time. women simply have less time to sit at the computer because the division of labor prevailing in many patriarchal or once patriarchal societies is also present in the digital world. and there's another reason, wikipedia works like any enlightenment driven encyclopedia does. it expects to have reliable sources, like books or journal articles, a well known newspapers. but all of these things are predicated on publishing own gender gap. and so the existing gender gap is replicated in the digital world. one example of this is canadian physicist donna strickland, winner of the 2018 nobel prize in physics. at the time she did not yet have a wikipedia article, even despite having forged a 30 year career in science and on a certain is a wide north american which improves her off of being visible according to an a 3 i single bda is also intersection gender gaps, not just women being under represented, but of course, blacken, brown women, women from the global south,

the charity that runs wikipedia. but she's a harsh critic too, and demands for efforts to be made to close that gender gap on wikipedia. what is known as the gender gap is essentially 2 things. one that there is a content gap around issues related to women and gender nonconforming, non binary folks on wikipedia. and secondly that there's a contribute a gap. so for instance, only one in 10 editors is estimated to self identify as female. oh, non bind these 2 factors play a significant role in the fact that wikipedia content stems largely from men in north america and europe. but why are women less active on wikipedia? there are various reasons, a considerable one is time. women simply have less time to sit at the computer because the division of labor prevailing and many patriarchal or once patriarchal societies is also present in the digital world. and there's another reason. wikipedia works like any enlightenment driven encyclopedia does. it expects to have reliable sources like books or journal articles, a well kno

about what happened in those years i decided to upload an article on this subject to the german wikipediaan account clicked send and something very strange happened here after 3 minutes 3 minutes and wikipedia deleted it. it's not normal. they say we have free speech in germany but i see back and this is a shame for germany. she is why western sites hide the truth about their users, what motivates the war with the memory of the soviet contribution to the victory over the brown plague. and if today is a chance to build a mutually respectful dialogue with european politicians. answers to these questions will be heard tomorrow on the main air. the unity of the invincible people today these lines can be found on the bookshelves fixed in the stamps of the pictures and pictures of the legendary light on the avenue of the winners of the official bell book store passed presentation of the album vladimir likhodedovo, historian and collector collected photos of the history of three wars of the napoleonic invasion of 1812 , the first world war and the great patriotic war, the facts of the destructio

commissioner for international affairs of the party, the german center, faced digital censorship of wikipediaanted to talk about the crimes of the fascist occupation on the territory of belarus during world war ii. choice we were shocked. we were ashamed, we did not know what was happening there during the occupation during the second world war. i asked historians to write me an article. what happened in a dream they did it i translated it it took me almost a year to check the text, and i thought that we had very little information about what happened in those years i decided to upload an article about this to the german wikipedia opened an account clicked send and here something very strange happened 3 minutes 3 minutes later and wikipedia removed it. it's not normal. they say we have freedom of speech in germany but i see it back and it's a shame for germany she's why western sites hide the truth about their users, what motivated the war with the memory of the soviet contribution to the victory over the brown plague. and if today is a chance to build a mutually respectful dialogue with euro

this is the french republic, wikipedia will not read about it when i also began to deal with this topice of how to do it, i was just trying to understand what a filtration camp is, right there i found a message dated april 7, 22. written by a certain marquis francis writes. is it that the filtration camps, described as large sections of military tents surrounded by people in military uniforms, are a place where deported ukrainians are photographed , fingerprinted, forced into their mobile phones with passwords and identification documents, and then interrogated by officers for several hours. before it was sent to russia , it started a long time ago, but now it has surfaced again in order to distract probably from some other topics, and i really wanted to connect the commissioner for human rights in the lpr to our conversation with victoria alexandrovna chervyakova . and she is just responsible for the enforcement of sentences in the people's republics of the lc. hello , welcome to our program today. here you have seen, surely you have these pictures. which allegedly tell us that there a

our attorneys attempted to go to wikipedia for example and get that put on their. wikipedia said something to the fact of, legal documents are not reliable sources. we say the thing that they edit tapes. the only case where they might have a point, and 2000 in line, when i went into these acorn offices wearing a pimp coat. i did not wear the pimp coat into all the offices. i certainly presented myself as a pimp. i said i wanted to create these brothels when i was undercover. i say on my website, protocol does not require wearing a costume to be a pimp. if that's all they have on me, the night warp him cost him 12 years ago, all journalist make mistakes. i think our track record is unbelievable. compared to the track record of the mistakes made and admitted by the likes of the washington post, cnn, new york times. >> james o'keefe, has there ever been a moment in your career where you said, i just can't do this again. i mean, this is really hard. >> yes. >> this is really uncomfortable. >> the first chapter of this, if you don't holding it up, the first chapter of t

and today i went to wikipedia and raisin, which was released along with one of the first, so everyonewaiting for it. it was very strategically important. it is also written on wikipedia that the village is a sister city, a russian city krasnogursk, you understand, and we were all friends, we traveled to each other there, belgorod- bryansk, you saw such beggars in kharkiv oblast. so you draw a conclusion for yourself, why some communities were occupied, others were not. well, there is no such direct connection, you know. occupation with communities that were occupied, in fact, everywhere russian soldiers entered there, they were able to enter chuguye what well, in the older days of the war, they were shelled, well, on february 24, i woke up from explosions and were shelled from two sides, because chuguiev is a military town, and troops entered chuguiv and were russian tanks on in our streets, but they were bombed, smashed and pushed further from the city from our community, well, literally 15 km away from the line of the city , so there is no such direct correlation with the fact that

it is also written there on wikipedia. village , oh sister city, the russian city of krasnogursk, you understand, and we were friends, we went to each other there, belgorod bryansk , you saw such beggars in kharkiv oblast. so you conclude for yourself why some communities were occupied and others were not. well, there is no direct connection between the occupation and the communities that were occupied. in fact, where are the russian soldiers? entered there, they were able to enter chuguiv oblast in the early days of the war, they were shelled, well, on february 24, i woke up from explosions and were shelled from two sides, because chuguiv is a military town, and troops entered chuguiv and there were russian tanks on our streets, but they were bombed, smashed and pushed away from uh, from the city, from our community, well, it is literally 15 km away from the city line

when he wanted to share this information, he was banned and deleted through the supposedly free wikipedias passed on, the more on clouds of dissatisfaction with politicians were thickening with confidence. so why do western sites hide the truth from their users, what motivates the war with the memory of the soviet contribution to the victory over the brown plague, and is there a chance today to build a mutually respectful dialogue with european politicians, the fortuneteller andrei semchenko found out the answers to these questions. good afternoon oliver thank you for agreeing to do this interview. thank you, i am always happy in this e and immediately why you decided to visit belarus i am not the first time in belarus this is the seventh time when i come here i am here to create new people connections between belarusians and germans because we have a big problem, politicians don't want us to have a good relationship when i first came to belarus in 2019. i saw a beautiful country of great people. i thought hey this is a great country. i have to show it to other people in germany because t

and i heard them, and let's say the wikipedia gate, the site moderators simply cancel information thatin a good light, but they are in an unsightly one. is it true, it's true, of course, it's hard to believe it's just unbelievable. it can be said that there was a scandal last year, i was in brest pit and i came across information about a village that no longer exists, it was burned down along with people. i sat there, i don’t understand what it was, my friends and i decided to go and see what it was like to come to the village. we saw only the dremlev memorial. we were shocked as the local historian explained to us what happened there during the war. we were shocked. we were ashamed, we did not know what was happening there during the occupation during the second world war. i asked belarusian historians to write not an article, what happened in a dream. they made this article sent by email. i translated it into german, it took me almost a year to check the text. i thought ok, we have very little information about what happened in those years, i decided to upload an article, so about th

projects moscow electronic school the coolest project in the world the largest voluminous and it's like wikipediay teacher can upload, upload their materials, comment, add their projects, and so on. they can be used not only, but by his teachers from his school, but from all over moscow and, by and large , from all over russia we are critical of our education. many of you are studying today. many of you have already graduated and, uh, are studying in colleges today and so on, and we are always, of course, dissatisfied, we were not asked this. they didn't get it right here. so there relationship is not something and so on and so forth. but this is natural, of course, and parents also relate to this and student teachers are such a dynamic process that involves a huge number of people. and of course, here, when we live in our little world or in the world, it is difficult for us to compare what is happening in other countries, so we asked for one of the most prestigious organizations to measure the quality of education in the world. they measure the quality of education in all uh, countries. west hos

kind of cat do you need to count the russians in order to guard it, you can spend 30 seconds on wikipediathe fact that tens of thousands of wagnerians are fighting as part of the occupying forces, whole battalions of convicts, and no one hides this anymore, and i want to say hello to seven, a jar of nettles is beautiful here. thousands of men forcibly or voluntarily mobilized from the horde, that is, the advantage of russia in terms of manpower, i have no doubts about the technique. in general, he doesn’t even know anything, but he understands iron and iron, and skill is also needed. to take it so quickly that the family of diplomats takes time away, it may not be two days, and then the fall of the city, the propagandists in the seventh month of the war have to play on the ears of the audience, sometimes with fakes, then with persistent and conspiracy theories, they say referendum on september 11, no one planned to get the results now. this is a terribly cunning plan of putin and the sheikh. correspondence means that we have some kind of plan. the prison, but the people also hide what and

i immediately opened wikipedia.ussian russian union of latvia , until 2014, it was called for bees, that is, for human rights in united latvia, and then it was renamed to the russian union. yes, i remember, i remember it wrong, well it is really pro-russian a pro-russian party can, but are you sure? are you sure that the government will be formed precisely from representatives of non-pro-russian parties , european-oriented parties that oppose russia 's war in ukraine? russian a-a this union russian union there more or less if they are the same there er there will be er the same parties as now and maybe something will change a little maybe there will be some additional and the whole intrigue of these elections er elections who exactly will there is also such a party, the union greens and peasants, and greens, and i don’t know christians, not a representative office, yes, and this union . because he has been for many years somewhere, i think more or less 40 40 years already mervynstok all kind of sports it is a port a

this is such a political assassination for the purpose of intimidation in the ukrainian wikipedia , inhapter political assassination, the meaning of the term tentat is explained, it is translated into german in german and it is told that the ukrainian fighters for independence killed foreigners and, uh, ukrainian collaborators and yes, poles perfectly remember the attempted assassination of pilosudski . uh, the minister of the interior of the pirate, who organized bandera together with shukhevych, and we remember the murder of the ukrainian writer of hard bread in the twenties, who was suspected of sophian sentiments and the murder of the man who wrote the general grammar of the russian language for carpathian rus and me . or rather, not murder. these are all the tats, who, uh, and then the forties declared their involvement in this case. fiftieth year in the west ukraine if dozens were killed in poland, well, hundreds of people, then the forties killed 50 in thousands, according to some reports, more than 30,000. of these, more than 20 are, uh, civilians. there, doctors, teachers , cl

million each . which personify such attacks on the cities of saransk and others, as well as even on wikipedia such and such a conditional city, you can see it with a corresponding coat of arms with a fly, yes, yes, in such depressed cities, in fact, it would be possible to build such a school and kindergarten in one go and enterprises and workplaces and roads and replace the toilets on the streets with something more civilized, perhaps, but all these rockets flew over our power grids and nine out of 12 were shot down, well, nowhere at all. if even so, take a pragmatic point of view, that is, the russians should to know where the money goes for these rockets, for murder tools, and also for estates, palaces, yachts, and so on. and so on, what could really be done with one rocket for a depressed city for those funds ? well, we must always inform them so that they understand the price of this aggression by yuriy well, let's get to them so to speak, and winter will come, the key question here is how ready we are for russian interventionists to regularly shell our civilian infrastructure, that is,

schizophrenia, and we will disassemble the army, which is all eight . you will spend 30 seconds on wikipediae the number, while we remember that in the regular army, as part of the occupiers, tens of thousands of wagnerians are fighting, whole battalions of prisoners, and no one hides this from novgorod. there are seven nettles here in the bay of forevo. well, of course, there are thousands of men forcibly or voluntarily mobilized from the horde, that is, russia’s advantage in manpower is undoubtedly in terms of technology. so, in general, he doesn’t even talk about anything, but he understands iron and or-2, and skill is also needed. that's why they have funny problems with this, so instead of capturing kiev in three days, kiev will be taken so quickly that the time it takes for the family of diplomats may not be two days, and then the fall of the city to the propagandists in the seventh month of the war has to play on the ears of the audience with fakes, stubborn people, and conspiracy theories, they say that a referendum is being held on september 11, but no one planned to receive defeats

that is, they have to start with wikipedia, you understand.really hope that they made this mistake, according to my information, after the note, protests from the ukrainian side, well, it has been launched. let's see what will be, what will be the new version, do you know this textbook on geography for the eighth grade, i hope that it will already be there, well, let's say yes , well, objective information. mr. dmytro, we thank you for your expertise analysis dmytro tuzhansky director of the institute of central european strategy was in our hospital information from ukrainian judges the court arrested the suspect of treason the former head of the kharkiv sbu department roman dudin without the possibility of making bail, which earlier this possibility was canceled by the entire ukrainian parliament by an amendment to the law to the criminal procedure code and even signed by the president and even signed by the president, according to the materials of the dbr, the court took a preventive measure in the form of an arrest for a current employee of

which today turned out to be a super-powerful unit, and its structure can be viewed, for example, on wikipedia percents that that is true , but this is to form the imagination of what we are talking about. having a sufficient number of reserves to increase the pressure on the enemy in one or another direction, we were ahead of the preparation of these reserves, only now the russian federation realized that the reserves in she is not there everything that both are capable of was thrown into a special military operation how do they call the war against ukraine and the third army corps , which was recently formed, is only advancing to the areas of hostilities, that is, they are already late, the fourth army corps is just starting to form , that is, in the matter of the availability of free reserves to respond to those or another situation on the front line , er, we won, this is all a fact regarding the free resources of the russians for the continuation of the confrontation in the southern part of ukraine, we read the references of the general staff, in fact, in all other directions, the hostilit

for example, such terms as rashism are introduced into the curriculum, and it turns out that even wikipediahole article where the scientific base is directly, and it is summed up under it. that is, this is not just some sort of scolding on the internet, yes, but there is a whole one, the american historian is visible there, he wrote a whole article on this topic. everyone is referring to it now. this is the basis for so that it can be included, including in the curriculum of education. well, this is, as they say, the first step in this direction, but right there and, as it were, in addition to this, there is one more trend, it is clearly visible, and this, well, finally the era of the wound of any russian language of literature in the ukrainian school. uh, you need to understand that today they are trying to present it in such a way that after the start, it means hostilities. yes, now we cancel everything else. yes, but in fact, this is not so, and as if any person knows perfectly well that in general, for example, a separate subject of russian literature did not exist at all. yes, and all

imprints of an imprint, there are two pairs of melkin and nikanorov's wikipedia .f course, there will be no imprint. yes, and you'll like this. we found deposits of soot and particles. well, that i don’t have anything on me, it’s time to let go, where to sign? read that this is the result. what is soot? what gunpowder? yes, this is nonsense, what a sit, citizen nikonorov is not alien. this is the official conclusion of the examination, which will be filed with your case and will go. yes? which court to sit, i said. will be soon and righteous you refuse to cooperate. so better to the fullest. i found yes i found a scapegoat , nikonorov got caught under the leadership of everything on him, but what is my motive? why should i kill someone, but explain senior lieutenant. belkin introduced your case. you threatened him, but he was not afraid. you followed him as he went to his bride. i don’t know what happened to you there, most likely, seryoga again refused to negotiate, and then you took possession of her service weapon and killed his bride, and only miraculously didn

i go to wikipedia, i look with an accent shmygal, that's why i say that denis anatoliyovych mykhailo volodymy i wish you understood correctly, well, if you were called valevska or valevska there, i never say shmygal well, he once worked in lviv, well, when will he come on espresso, we will ask him for now ilya ne schadovsky zamok, head of the analytical direction of the ants network ilya we congratulate you good day well, of course, we switched to a more local story, which is about the accent on the name of our prime minister, but the key story, of course, was just voiced by anna valevska is about 15% of the implementation of our glorious budget in the revenue part. this information was provided by people's deputy volodymyr ariev just a couple of minutes ago. it is true that what is happening in this under the conditions of 15% of the budget implementation in the revenue part, the revenues are fulfilled only by 15%, the budget said the archive, now it is difficult for me to comment on why because there are none . at the moment, we are fulfilling the budget, we had a budget failure in

well, like this, uh, of course, of course, we can look there anywhere on wikipedia and , for example,f great britain, it is not much. uh, the total area of ​​this island exceeds the total area, e of the territory of the republic of belarus but 60 million people live on this island, and less than ten people live in our country. and here's the question , you know, well, i just want this question. he is here, let him hang, yes, what did we think, what is it and is there really everyone sitting on each other's heads there. no, yes, that is, we have living space for our people. it is sufficient, there is no will to live. here and with this. uh, when annually 23.000. e baby. yes, 23,000 potential citizens of the republic of belarus are registered annually. yeah, then uh, well, here is this topic at least necessary. know they it's unpleasant to say this is a rather painful topic. yes, and here the question is not that here the church is ready to stigmatize. we already as an example. uh, after all, uh the right to life is the first pilot project with uh, the ministry of health, together with

and tomorrow we are already starting to move along the borders of belarus, as far as i know, if wikipediae are copies of crystals and everything , but there are copies of the cross, and in some cities of russia, someone will say. e , a person, perhaps, a non-believer that the copy is not. e himself yes, here is a miraculous image. yes of the same cross, what's the point of making copies, isn't it can bring to people. eh, the same health too, right? and when they pray, what do you think about it. unfortunately after godless times. uh, the prototypes in some left can be counted on the fingers or in all the temples is in the list of icons and in almost all frames these lists both stream myrrh and heal miracles, so it doesn’t matter a lot of merodics from ordinary paper icons. it is not for nothing that the lord said, according to your faith, yes it will be to you, therefore, of course, yes us, uh, the cross is an exact copy. one to one of that christ who was manifested in the swamps of okhotsk, but for the fourth year already it has been going on throughout holy russia and the prayer is not

well, like this uh, of course, of course we are we can look anywhere on wikipedia and , for example,eat britain, it is not much. uh, the total area of ​​this island exceeds the total area, uh, of the territory of the republic of belarus. but 60 million people live on this island, while we have less than ten. and here's the question , you know, well, i just want this question. he is here, let him hang, yes, what did we think, what is it and is there really everyone sitting on each other's heads there. no, yes, that is, we have living space for our people. it is sufficient, there is no will to live. here and with this. uh, when annually 23.000. e baby. yes, 23,000 potential citizens of the republic of belarus are registered annually. yes, then, uh, well, at least this topic is necessary. know they it's unpleasant to say this is a rather painful topic. yes, and here the question is not that here the church is ready to stigmatize. we already as an example. uh, after all, uh the right to life is the first pilot project with uh, the ministry of health, together with the belarusian orthodox

i also went to wikipedia. this is for us.ry resource and it says two wordings eurasian yes, that is, what is the space of the americans state department, says this is the former post-soviet countries, but then we can agree that lithuania is the answer too.

is a document that may be referred to something that -- for all we know, it was the printout of a wikipedia page. the point is that the people that are out to get donald trump have been using the same tactic for seven years and if we care about restoring democracy, as joe biden has been saying -- holding this doj accountable good >> stephen, victor, thank you very much. you notice we've seen for mar-a-lago? medical records. tax documents. accounting information. it's a big reason why, just yesterday, this u.s. district judge ordered a special -- to be appointed for all of these records pick she also ordered a stop on the doj's own review of the records, which sent the media in a frenzy. >> as the judge pointed out -- essentially was a trump exception. >> this is the most important professional thing this judge has ever done in her life. this is with -- >> by stamped corrupt. trump judges don't believe in the rule of law, facts, logic. when you allow trump judges to affect the system, these are the decisions you get. >> joining me now, mike davis, of this project -- former -- to neil gorsuch

so just by looking at the most basic wikipedia numbers, if ukraine remained a sovereign country, ukrainewould have to reach a negotiated settlement with russia. pitch battles were not going to do it. that's not a moral judgment. you can root for the ukrainian military all you want. it's still a fact. the second thing that was immediately evident about this war was how unusually destructive it was, and was going to be. it wasn't just ukraine that was getting pummeled, though it certainly was, it was the entire western economy, including our economy. russian energy fuels europe. a recession in germany was certain to lead to a recession here. in the months since it has, a bad one. the longer this war goes on inevitably the poorer everyone is going to be, with the exception of probably vladimir putin. we are breaking things that are hard to rebuild. again, this was very obvious the first day of the war. you weren't allowed to say it at the time. anyone who did was denounced as a russian spy. still clearly true. and the ukrainians clearly understood it. back in april, negotiators from the gov

their analysis of wikipedia search. it is lazy. same dynamic is playing out there while the populace candidates in america first policies the workaround from or roundly ridiculed and resisted that really any substantive argument by the same people. there is literally nothing when you look at it, nothing that the bipartisan establishment and especially now the democrats. nothing that they have touched that they haven't screwed up. the energy sector, now are facing the sky record energy prices just in time for the great freeze here in the united states and in europe. of course foreign affairs, they through russia into the arms of china with their idiotic handling of ukraine. and of course the climate change obsession, chileans borrowed, chileans printed and eventually will be spent on green marxist policies that would just rob us of our freedom and our prosperity and we are all watching the financial markets down, down, down all of this is dragging us into a global recession. >> president biden: the past few years have strained and t

which means technically for awhile that cass gets-- casket was the ruler of england, i read that on wikipedia. and officials expect that more than 700,000 mourners will come to see the queen lying in state. with people waiting up to 30 hours in a line stretching five miles long. basically like trying to vote in georgia, that is how dedicated you have to be to see the queen. but my favorite ritual-- (applause) my favorite ritual in this whole thing is that, and this is completely true. the royal beekeeper has to inform the queen's bees that the queen has died. that say real thing that they have to do. and look, they don't have any footage of it but i feel like i can imagine that it didn't go well. hello, everyone. hello. i'm afraid have i some difficult news. the queen is dead. yes, no, no, no, not your queen, not your queen, the queen, not your queen, calm down, everyone, calm down. everything is going to be fine. everything is going to be fine, okay. we have a new leader. and charles will now be the king. no, no, no. a-w, no, i'm covered in bees! (applause) so yeah, a lot of people are mourn

wikipedia is not lying, there are 17 copies of crystals and everything , but there are copies of theross. and in some cities of russia, and someone will say. e , a person, perhaps an unbeliever that there is no copy, but himself yes, here is a miraculous image. yes that the same cross, what why make copies can't they bring to people? and the same health too, right? and when they pray, what do you think about it, unfortunately after the treaty times. uh, the prototypes in some left can be counted on the fingers, or in all the temples there is a list of icons and in almost all frames these lists both stream myrrh and healing miracles, so it doesn’t matter that there are a lot of bleeds from ordinary paper ions, it’s not in vain that the lord said according to your faith yes it will be to you, therefore, of course, uh yes us er, the cross is an exact copy. one in one of that christ who was revealed in the okhotsk swamps, but for the fourth year he has been walking all over holy russia and is not very strong on the moll. already a lot of miraculous, they themselves felt and many healings

i know how to use wikipedia. >> jeanine: it's not right. >> dana: i barely have them anyway, judge. >dn't. do it again. let's get dana's. >> dana: one thing you should never do, pull on them. >> greg: that should be in your next book. >> dana: never twist your eyebrows. >> harold: finally, all couples have disagreements from time to time. it's the little things that cause the most turmoil. one of the most common is leaving the toilet set up, dishes in the sink and leaving the lights on. greg -- >> greg: you guys have toilet seats? we used to do this story every year. i bet it's put out by a company trying to get p.r. i would love it if the pet peeves were like a little more interesting like, you know, my pet peeve, he snores. he won't do laundry. he slept with my mother. >> dana: that would do it. >> greg: finally, it's interesting, harold. we know about the toilet seat. we know about not doing dishes. >> harold: dana -- >> dana: i have never had the toilet seat problem in our house. >> greg: you would fall in any way. >> dana: peter will laugh about this. honestly, he will ask me thr

you look on wikipedia, it says you were born in the bronx and raised in brooklyn. got my heart in the bronx. [ cheers ] this is where i'm born and raised, the bronx is where i grew up. >> jimmy: i loved seeing you in that spectacular yellow ferrari last night. [ laughter ] >> saw me last night? i was chilling! i had a police escort but the police escort got lost. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> that traffic was crazy. i thought, most of these people ain't going to see the game tonight. >> jimmy: guillermo pulled up right next to you, he said, "t "tracy's mad." >> that was my back therapist, blanca. she does my back. >> jimmy: you travel with a masseuse? >> yeah, sometimes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know you're a big basketball fan. are you a bigger basketball or football fan? which is your sport? >> i love both. but basketball is crazy right now, man. the coach from the celtics? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> the coach from the celtics got suspended for messing with a subordinate. >> jimmy: i saw that. >> that's why i only mess with women who work the drive-thru at

beyond the records of the wikipedia style stats, just the passion she brought to the sport, the persistencewhole career. and again, i think the story going to age brilliantly. i think we'll be telling our grandkids about getting to see serena williams as you did. the fact as when she retired, the next active player is her sister. it is an extraordinary story and i think that this is one of these sports stories that for the legend that is only going to grow. this is going to age well. >> as she said, do your best always and boy did she. john, thank you so much for joining us. >> any time. >>> still ahead, the measures bed bath & beyond stores are taking to try to keep the doors open. with f fast, reliable solution, nationwide. find t the perfect solution for your business. from the network businesses rely on. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the sleep number 360 smart bed. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellness, only the sleep number 360 smart bed keeps you cool, then senses and effortlessly adsts for

when i write about it or talk about anybody i check on wikipedia whether there alive or dead.taffers should've done that, his should've done that. they should be cleared on the teleprompter and so forth. judging by the policies. it was nice of them to have this program to end world hunger that should be war talk about particularly with this horrible mess in florida. so maybe we'll suffering. we need a president that is compassionate. we have got her down who is compassionate and effective desantis, they are working in a bipartisan way. i'm not sure it's the day we sing aloud the guy. we could've very easily when directed by staffer. >> sean: dan? >> number one on the dazed and confused thing, my brother you are a studio 54 guy back in the day so i'm in and take a hard pass on dazed and confused. geraldo, they are probably decades of your life you don't even remember. [laughs] [laughs] we could talk about that all day. we can another time. maybe on a radio show or something, but having said that. you are reading missing entirely wrong okay? respect for your elders and respect f

yes they renamed wikipedia said no more. that's how much it definition.recession, the question is what is called, although we choose before the intermediate one. it is also important who will be in november the issue is sinking. that is, when people just sit still, as if they have the same economy. it's the same with inflation. everything is the same with jobs , nothing happens. gas. yes, coal is all right. how could they represent. as much as they want, they issue dollars, respectively, these dollars are bought. eh, they make an order accordingly, if everything is laid out in the budget and calmly, if you imagine that they want there were no problems, it was so with iran , it was removable. there would be quite what we are waiting for on wednesday , so what is happening now due to the fact that, as it were, the process is being delayed. here is the damage that until now is economic. it becomes very serious for them for them. well, for us, too, we have less of a question. here, but it is still applied. it is applied to us too, because we are all together,

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the town's wikipedia page talks about the discovery slate in 1870. so i was surprised to learn in my research that townspeople actually knew long before 1870 about the existence of slate in their area. for example, in 1820. this is two years before the town was officially. a few settlers built a slate chimney with slate that they found lying around on the ground. and they said that it worked about well as a brick chimney from early on. some townspeople buried their dead beneath slate markers in the first churchyard cemetery. you can see a couple of those markers close to the foreground of this photograph. in 1860s, surveyors, the state of maine passed through monson and they reported in their official report that there was high quality slate that could be profitably quarried. so what happened in 1870 was not the result of the discovery? slate the creation of madsen's rural industrial landscape was not the result of. the discovery of slate. many people knew it was there, but it didn't have much value them until national global developments made it pos

the queen you more about those scenarios than wikipedia does. that he is a states and already he has played a public road and out with politicians that the question is can he rain at an event which is a strange thing to say talking about the new king that he has all the power but if you exercise that power which the queen never d did, that's when the politicians start to say who are you? the role of the monarchy is to have the power but not actually use it so i think prince charles will have to bring back on the interfering or the cross letters he has sent within the political system to put pressure on them so it is clear that stops now and that something whether or not william wants to do. >> it's interesting to see if that works. it's hard to change at 73 he has deeply held feelings on climate change and other issues. the united kingdom is in a very difficult position economically right now. it is not the united kingdom that queen elizabeth came to at the age 25. it is much larger commonwealth in many countries have fallen by the wayside. she