because you ve better be electric sensitive. you can t even get a good flushing toilet. you can t get a good strong showerhead. you have to these lightbulbs that have these terrible headaches for it and that is wh people are so pissed off. i am mad because my stove is electric. that sounds like a jet engine . like you get sucked right in, right? you know those toilets, those are the best. they were strong. that is the flesh even when don t have to go. i m serious. thoughts on kicking as stake in a dishwasher? you understand again stakes in dishwasher. they would be wrong. my husband is the one that can cook. you made a delicious steak last night on our grill, not in our dishwasher.
night. and my bed is attached through the wall to curtis . so, believe it or not, when he moves around, i feel it. bed s not much for comfort. it is kind of a plastic mattress. but it did the trick. i slept okay. breakfast arrives at 5:30 a. m., delivered by a prisoner. in case you re wondering, it is scrambled eggs, grits and biscuits, to the sound of a flushing toilet. no country on earth locks up more of its citizens than the united states. while we make up less than 5% of the world s population, we lockup more than 20% of the world s prisoners. politicians, academics and activists say mass incarceration is an american crisis. we have gone from $6 billion
breakfast arrives at 5:30 a. m., delivered by a prisoner. in case you re wondering, it is scrambled eggs, grits and biscuits, to the sound of a flushing toilet. no country on earth locks up more of its citizens than the united states. while we make up less than 5% of the world s population, we lockup more than 20% of the world s prisoners. politicians, academics and activists say mass incarceration is an american crisis. we have gone from $6 billion in spending in 1980 on jails and prisons to $80 billion today. civil rights lawyer, brian stevenson, is one of the nation s leading prison reform advocates. i think we have hundreds of thousands of people in prison who are not a threat to public safety. but is it about safety, or is it about punishment? i think we have created a culture that makes it entirely
medical supplies but the icrc say they haven t been able to take anything like that in because they didn t get the necessary permissions. they have said they are hopeful of reaching mariupol today, that at the highest level in both ukraine and russia they have been assured that both sides will cease fire so they are able to go in. it is worth saying as well we are talking about 45, 50 buses here but we believe more than 150,000 civilians are trapped in mariupol so if the corridor is successful, that will be a wonderful thing and it will be a wonderful thing and it will bring some people out of the besieged city but there will still besieged city but there will still be many more trapped inside in those appalling conditions. you be many more trapped inside in those appalling conditions. appalling conditions. you wonder how the will appalling conditions. you wonder how they will best appalling conditions. you wonder how they will best use appalling conditions. you wonder how they wi
this is the guardrobe, to give it its proper name. the toilet, a latrine, built for henry iii. the most extraordinary thing about it, it s a flushing toilet. flushed with rain water down this channel, fed by a tank on the roof, apparently predating other flushing toilets by around three centuries. along with the stories contained inside the tower, you can now walk above it. literally one of the best bits. come off the suspended walkway, up original stone stairs, many of which have been restored. these new ones at the top. to bring you onto this incredible roof deck, with a panoramic view of york. and look at that, york minster, in the distance. really spectacular and stunning.