without him and his show and production company, food tv and food media isn t what it is now. everything is shot the way the food world is through this lens. we see it through tony s lens now. and, you know, we owe a lot to him. i do personally. my personal trip to st. sebastian was basically everywhere tony had eaten. name it. i just built my travels around where he ate. this is a tough loss for you. if there s one word that comes to mind when you think of tony, what is it? courageous. very courageous. for, you know, us in the cooking world and chefs and our world to rise up to kind of the position he s in, it takes a lot of courage to get there. and he was more than happy to help you make that journey, too. absolutely. really appreciate it. thanks for sharing your memories. we will be remembering tony throughout the day.
comprised of hundreds of little strips of paper which together form a picture but it s the combination of colors and shapes which gives the portrait its depth paper artist and illustrator usually a broad scale created these works she s been fashioning paper by three d. pictures for a decade. they prayer is just amazing it s like simple versatile there s just so many things you can do to you can fold it it can card to. name it. like to use it. julia came up with the idea of creating three dimensional objects from paper when she was experimented with her signature after that are objects evolved to be more and more complex. the russian born artist works at her studio in some top north of london she uses a technique known as quick paper filigree it s achieved by rolling strips of paper
there were some good points made in a lengthy comment made by scott livingston, the key sinclair executive. but he also failed to address some of the qualms of his own perspective employees and some of his current employees, including anchors who are wondering why was i forced to make this commentary? why now? why in the midst of this wrangling with the justice department and they re certainly not helped in the slightest by the coincidence of the president s intrusion in this and his sort of intermingling his visceral, politically effective perhaps bashing of the fake news media with his support of sinclair. i suspect if you asked him tonight name five sinclair stations, he couldn t, because mr. as you put it, or his friend mr. ruddy put it, the feedback junkie is undoubtedly affixed to the main cable news stations. and i would just like to ask him, name one sinclair station that you love. name it.
suburbantusen home he shares his girlfriend. this is silverback. how are you doing? his militia is less than a year old but already has more than 20 official members. well, our goal pretty much is being trained and prepared. like the old saying is, it s better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. not many militias are open to the media but silverback wants to correct what he says is a bad rap from the press so he s invited our cameras to see operations from within. silverback. lisa. nice to meet you. thanks. come on in. how often are you getting people inquiring and wanting to be part of your militia? all the time. it s just continuous. how often do you train? every weekend. every weekend except for the major holidays, christmas, thanksgiving, those sort of things. what exactly are you training for? name it. i mean, it could be anything. civil unrest, economic collapse,
the u.s. president that they are wrong or that they did something bad? name it. sarah sanders defense and this gets back to what are the consequences? he s president of the united states. he s got a tax bill. republicans are going to vote for it and possibly pass it through the senate. he s endorsed roy moore. some republican senators have distanced themselves from moore, except for jeff flake. another has stepped up and said you captain vote for him and you need to vote for the democrat or at least the write-in candidate and i m going to send $5,000 down to an anti when i worked in the first bush white house we encouraged people to fund an anti-david duke campaign when he made the run-off. there was a lot of conservative money that went in to send a message to conservative voters down there. it was legal done through pacs and so forth. has any republican senator gone to the trouble of saying more than, gee, i m comfortable with roy moore.