What if i literally 90, but this human kind does not very resilient. Where easy to kill the cutter throats and its all over. Yeah, not a tree. You can cut in half and thatll still survive. Shall a body tree mother fall belong at a fin. This not good enough. My goal is to preserve nature. Thats. Thats the great thing about our professionals, that we can do that with our Residential Care staff or can assure high click well, authentic so low. It that he thought eeoc is how much we get into this whole area, is transforming into a natural ecosystem or color with must not out of high tissue von inhabited areas that fire diversity are not mutually exclusive, but this cannot and should not be left to chat for the laughter its so i conic spaces on if we can really. So each species like this than we can, we can do anything ah ah, from the arctic north to the mediterranean south europe landscapes are incredibly diverse. But in recent decades, industrialization has done enormous damage to this div
This is something republicans have to live with with your treated that way because they allow the media to treat them this way. That is why the Republican Party has to stand up and applaud the chairman for having done. The candidates and Party Leaders have to stand up to the press. We are asking for fairness we are going to go make an issue out of you and if your corporate sponsors say goodbye we will be on the dhaka leaving goodbye. That needs to be the position that the Republican Party officials take on this or dont complain. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. [applause] thank you come brent bozell. We have copies of the book available in the full year if he would like to purchase them. He will stay on the stage and talk further afterwards. I hope to see you again soon in the future. [inaudible conversations] when you write a book a lot can go wrong. Thats the way that i approached. Im somewhat neurotic in my riding of reporting and a lot can go wrong in 110,000 words. I have bee
Thank you very much. Thank you. [applause] for more information, visit the authors website, brendawineapple. Com. Book tv continues with mac griswold to get he presents a history on a mansion built in 1962 and owned by the same quaker family for 11 generations. This is about 40 minutes. Thank you for coming and many thanks to those of you that the suffering in the sun. Soon the shade of the copper beech will shade too this is a great this is a Site Specific book and this is the site of convergence because all of you are setting, standing on one of the most important and Historic Places in north america. Because here, just right on the ground africans and europeans and American Indian people came together and really began to Work Together to create an American Civilization and in american society. Really this is one of the first times that this happened. Its happening here and under this ground the archaeologically investigation has shown evidence of the way these three cultures came to
Very emotionally true book, spiritually rich and, i think, a real eyeopener. Very pleased about it. Host and thats a quick look at some of the books coming out by Yale University press this fall. Booktv continues now with mac griswold. He presents a history of a mansion on Shelter Island, new york, that was built in 1652 and owned by the same quaker family, the sylvesters, for 11 generations. This is about 40 minutes. [applause] thank you all for coming. Thanks for, many thanks to those of you who are suffering in the sun. Soon the shade of asa grays copper beach will shade you gently, so i promise to speak long enough for that to happen. [laughter] now, every endeavor like this that spans so many years is a collaborative effort, and we are very lucky here today to have Richard Rabinowitz whos going to come up and say a few words, because it is he and linda kaplan, both of the American History workshop, who pioneered the story of northern slavery and particularly in new york with the t
Theyd never seen architecture like this ng i imagine it was a whole new architecture language now i stick to a spot of homes for the lecturers called the masters houses were built near the school they all have the same flat roofs and were uniform on the Outside Inside however the residents could decorate them as they liked often with furniture produced in the Bauhaus Workshops these were model homes for modern living. Rather gropius also won a competition to design the Employment Office and other buildings in the city. In One Thousand Twenty Eight hummus maya took over as director of the bauhaus it was more political than the o. P. s and coined the slogan the needs of the people instead of the need for luxury the houses with balcony access were based on his
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