bush's is on neil and daughter, doro bush cook.ou along with your siblings know best that george h.w. bush was the love of barbara bush's life. a love so evident they lived out 73 years of marriage. and many would say that there wouldn't be a president george h.w. bush if it wasn't for barbara bush. so we know that. in fact, as your father did so well, and he wrote in a letter, he said you have given me joy that few men know. he wrote, i have climbed perhaps the highest mountain in the world but even that cannot hold a candle to being barbara's husband. she was by her husband's side throughout his historic public service career. culminating with his election as vice president, ultimately president of the united states. barbara bush was well-prepared for life as america's first lady and as first lady you heard so so many of the amazing accomplishments. she was a powerful force for change, always. one of her most enduring contributions was her tireless advocacy for literacy. believing, in her words, that education is a civil right. n

bush. this is about 20 minutes. ♪ lady barbara bush. ♪ [applause] >> thank you for everyone at the white house for holding this wonderful event. and my sincere gratitude goes out to the first lady for being >> thank you. [applause] wear one of signature multistrand necklaces, her portrait an oil on canvas painting created by artist who famously painted oil portraits of all 45 u.s. presidents. first lady barbara bush represented the very best of america. we are so proud to honor her life and her many contributions to our great nation with this beautiful piece of art. and now the moment we've all been waiting, mrs. gates, mrs. cooks, will you do the honors, please.e. hey, everyone, are we ready? one, two, three. [applause] >> on behalf of the united i ams postal service pleased to commemorate her legacy of serviceor to our natin through the first lady barbara bush exam and now my pleasure to introduce alice gates, chief executive officer of the barbara bush foundation. [applause] >> thank you

bush. this is 20 minutes. >> thank you for holding this wonderful event and sincere gratitude goes to the first lady for being our special host today. thank you. [applause] >> it is an honor to be here with all of you and a privilege to unveil the postal service's stamp commemorating the life, memory and legacy of one of america's most prominent women, first lady barbara bush. today we recognize mrs. bush not only as a beloved first lady but as a remarkable american in her own right. she charted a legacy for herself and did it with conviction, determination and compassion. barbara bush was known for her drive to help others, a drive through her own life experiences and tragedies. the loss of her daughter, robin, to leukemia at the age of 3 left an indelible mark on her heart and profound empathy for individuals and families marked by illness. in 1989, mrs. bush visited the hospice and cradled a child dying from aids. at that time even touching someone with aids was not only stigmatized but

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first prize, three day vacation with bush family. second prize, ten days. speaking prizes brings me to my mother law. so mothers today are just not in their children's lives. not a problem. i'm with barbara bush. people often wonder what my mother in law is really like. people think she's a sweet, grandmotherly aunt bee type. she's actually more like mom. don corleone. said, rick, am i doing all right. i saw i saw my in-laws down at the ranch over easter. like it down there? george didn't know much about ranches when we bought the place. and over yale don't have a real strong ranching. but i'm proud of george. he's learned a lot about ranching since that first year when he tried to milk the horse. what's worse, it was a male horse. now, of course, he spends his days clearing brush, cutting trails, taking down trees, or, as the girls call it, the texas chainsaw massacre. george's answer to any problem at the ranch is to cut it down with chainsaw, which i think, is why he and cheney and rumsfeld get along so well. it's always very interesting to see how the r

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but the difference is bush and mccain may be just too vast. i mccain is bush's running mate. hasn't a man suffered enough. all right. we look. george w bush has got a brand spanking new campaign strategy. he's moving towards the political center, distancing himself from his own stealing ideas from the other party. i'm so glad -- morris has finally found work again. i. you know, the clock is running down on the republicans in, too. i feel for them. i do think they've only got seven more months to investigate me. that's a lot of pressure. so little time. so many unanswered questions. for example, over the last few months, i've lost 10 pounds. where did they go. why? i produced them to the independent. how did some of them manage to wind up on tim russert russert. now, some of you might think i've been busy writing my memoirs. i'm not concerned about my memoirs. i'm concerned about my resume. here's what i've got so far. career, objective to stay president. but being realistic would consider an executive position with another. of course, i'd prefer to stay. within the g-8. i'm w

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first prize, three day vacation with bush family. second prize, ten days.speaking prizes brings me to my mother law. so mothers today are just not in their children's lives. not a problem. i'm with barbara bush. people often wonder what my mother in law is really like. people think she's a sweet, grandmotherly aunt bee type. she's actually more like mom. don corleone. said, rick, am i doing all right. i saw i saw my in-laws down at the ranch over easter. like it down there? george didn't know much about ranches when we bought the place. and over yale don't have a real strong ranching. but i'm proud of george. he's learned a lot about ranching since that first year when he tried to milk the horse. what's worse, it was a male horse. now, of course, he spends his days clearing brush, cutting trails, taking down trees, or, as the girls call it, the texas chainsaw massacre. george's answer to any problem at the ranch is to cut it down with chainsaw, which i think, is why he and cheney and rumsfeld get along so well. it's always very interesting to see how the ra

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and bush was the last man standing. so it was a somewhat of a marriage of convenience to begin with. the boy really to personal chemistry. and it was actually the carter administration where walter mondale accepted carter's to be vice president on the condition that he mondale he said, i need to see every piece paper that you see i need to be part of the information flow and part of the flow. i have no constitutional power. but if i'm to work with you, i've got to be in the room with you and, carter said. that makes a lot of sense, but that was notable because nixon agnew never had that relationship. there was never that kind of mutual respect or working, so it was a little bit of an innovation for carter and mondale to make that agreement and, reagan and bush perpetuated to say you are as much a part of this team as i am, although i'm the president running it. but you are every bit part of these decision discussions and once a week they had a one on one luncheon with, no staff people, nobody else there so they could re

this place is called the bush section or the point. the house was built by the grandfather of president george bush, sr., and the family spent time here for several months a year, from mid-may to mid-october. when the texas flag flies next to the us flag, it means that someone from the bush family is in the summer residence. when bush sr. was elected president in 1988, this place practically became the summer white house. mikhail gorbachev, margarik rabin, and vladimir putin came here to bush jr. in this house. it is still a functioning lighthouse, it works 24 hours a day, it is a flashing light, a fresnel lens, 1857, it was made in paris, france. electricity was brought here in 1937, before that the lighthouse burned whale oil, lard and kerosene. the last lighthouse keeper lived here until 1988, when the lighthouse was fully automated and is maintained by the coast guard and volunteers like larry conrad. each flashing light has its own signal, this one is on for 2 seconds, off for 2 seconds, on for 2 seconds, off for 9 seconds. each r

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is bush. me say, "me not going in a no bush. "where you a carry me in a bush go do? fi kill me? me say, "me turning back." just like that. were you surprised when the police arrived? yeah. frightened. scared. say, "what is this?" why did you feel frightened? i wonder what am i done. cos me see say it is the police. do you think it will put you off from talking to women now if they are potentially working as sex workers? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. this is just the beginning of the night. not long after, another call comes through. so we are now going to, um, what's most likely a pick-up. male has interacted with sex worker, parked his car, and then followed the sex worker down an alley, which we know is used for, um, sex work services. but by the time we get there, the man has scarpered. has the male gone that way? i did hear some crashing in the bushes just before we found her. oh, he must have legged it. i would imagine up the cycle track. failure to find him means they hope to catch up with him later. we've lost him, but we have still got his car, so he's going to have to come ba

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is bush. me say, "me not going in a no bush. "where you a carry me in a bush go do? fi kill me? me say, "me turning back." just like that. were you surprised when the police arrived? yeah. frightened. scared. say, "what is this?" why did you feel frightened? i wonder what am i done. cos me see say it is the police. do you think it will put you off from talking to women now if they are potentially working as sex workers? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. this is just the beginning of the night. not long after, another call comes through. so we are now going to, um, what's most likely a pick-up. male has interacted with sex worker, parked his car, and then followed the sex worker down an alley, which we know is used for, um, sex work services. but by the time we get there, the man has scarpered. has the male gone that way? i did hear some crashing in the bushes just before we found her. oh, he must have legged it. i would imagine up the cycle track. failure to find him means they hope to catch up with him later. we've lost him, but we have still got his car, so he's going to have to come ba

is bush. me say, "me not going in a no bush. "where you a carry me in a bush go do? fi kill me? me say, "me turning back." just like that. were you surprised when the police arrived? yeah. frightened. scared. say, "what is this?" why did you feel frightened? i wonder what am i done. cos me see say it is the police. do you think it will put you off from talking to women now if they are potentially working as sex workers? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. this is just the beginning of the night. not long after, another call comes through. so we are now going to, um, what's most likely a pick-up. male has interacted with sex worker, parked his car, and then followed the sex worker down an alley, which we know is used for, um, sex work services. but by the time we get there, the man has scarpered. has the male gone that way? i did hear some crashing in the bushes just before we found her. oh, he must have legged it. i would imagine up the cycle track. failure to find him means they hope to catch up with him later. we've lost him, but we have still got his car, so he's going to have to come ba

is bush. me say, "me not going in a no bush. "where you a carry me in a bush go do? fi kill me? me say, "me turning back." just like that. were you surprised when the police arrived? yeah. frightened. scared. say, "what is this?" why did you feel frightened? i wonder what am i done. cos me see say it is the police. do you think it will put you off from talking to women now if they are potentially working as sex workers? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. this is just the beginning of the night. not long after, another call comes through. so we are now going to, um, what's most likely a pick-up. male has interacted with sex worker, parked his car, and then followed the sex worker down an alley, which we know is used for, um, sex work services. but by the time we get there, the man has scarpered. has the male gone that way? i did hear some crashing in the bushes just before we found her. oh, he must have legged it. i would imagine up the cycle track. failure to find him means they hope to catch up with him later. we've lost him, but we have still got his car, so he's going to have to come ba

i just don't remember where in the forest, i saw it by chance, on a bush, on a bush, yeah, so what?no, no, nothing, go on, so, birth, lived, lived, lived, as you said, i wish, no, you said something about a bush, well yeah, i was walking through the forest one day, i see what it is, a lace hanging on a bush. yeah, on the bushes, what's it called, it's, something bad, good luck, so what next, you just sneezed when you were about to say, i didn't sneeze, no, you sneezed, sava, i'm sorry, i interrupted you, please forgive me, puh, but i didn't sneeze, you can't, you know, sneeze and not even know that you sneezed, and you can't know that someone sneezed if no one sneezed, i'm telling you, i'm sorry, you haven't finished yet. rock, yeah, well, well, well, yeah, well, you have to rock, well, well, at first i thought, i thought, maybe someone lives there, i called, and no one answered at all, well, i sneezed again, good luck, i called again, bless you, and what, then again, bless you, and then i called very loudly, and, what is it, oh, he tore himself away, he tore himself away, i see, an

when bush sr. was elected president in 1988. this place practically became the summer white house, mikhail gorbachev, margaret thatcher, yitzhak rabin came here, and vladimir putin came to bush jr. it was in this house that bush sr. learned by telephone from mikhail gorbachev about the end of the attempted coup on august 21, 1991 years. this is the easternmost point in the united states. west cody head lighthouse in man. it is the first in america to greet the sunrise. the life of the state's residents is inextricably linked with water, and since the coast of mena. a functioning lighthouse, it still works 24 hours a day, it is a flashing light, a fresnel lens, 1857, it was made in paris, france. were carried out in 1937, before that whale oil, lard and kerosene burned in the lighthouse. this lamp has a power of one thousand watts. in clear weather, the light of this lighthouse is visible at a distance of 30 km. the last lighthouse keeper lived here until 1988. since the lighthouse was fully automated, it has been maintained by t

president bush asked me about the morale of the men down range. this was just before operation anaconda. the next day i showed him a picture of a group of men surrounded by varied relics of the world trade center, with an american flag behind them. this group of men consisted of three elements of the cia in two different elements of the military. my point to president bush was the cooperation, the coordination is so good, so tight, you cannot tell who's who. i think that reflected the unity of the mission on the ground. that team basically was a scout forward into the high country, scouting for the enemy. and informing our military, where and how to strike. it was brutal conditions them it was cold. we were fighting i meant hackable flow, -- an unattackable foe, particularly chechen rebels. we had tools of night. i will give you an example. it was the first time we used an armed predator drone supporting troops on the ground on roberts ridge. but to answer your question, it was a success but imperfect, and it was really the last major engagement w

, not to be confused with the presidential bush dynasty, it is better to compare him with jeff bezes, founder of amazon, now we will explain why. in brooklyn lived an enterprising, wealthy businessman irvin bush. he was the first to realize that manhattan, although the center of the world, is an island and there is not enough space on it, began to build a warehouse city, on the other bank of the istriavar. in those days, money was made on oil and salt, so delivery cargo did not seem such an attractive business, but bush continued to invest in his terminal and after 10 years he could not live without the bush terminal. all the goods were stored here and... during the great depression, his business cracked, and after the second world war it went to the bottom. industry city turned into a very depressing place, but this is in the past, and what remains relevant is entrepreneurial intuition, sometimes quite paradoxically, like the hero of the new story by anna nelson, who decided to open the first store in history selling human bones. when my dad was a boy, he was in a school science club

president bush asked me about the morale of the men down range. this was just before operation anaconda. the next day i showed him a picture of a group of men surrounded by varied relics of the world trade center, with an american flag behind them. this group of men consisted of three elements of the cia in two different elements of the military. my point to president bush was the cooperation, the coordination is so good, so tight, you cannot tell who's who. i think that reflected the unity of the mission on the ground. that team basically was a scout forward into the high country, scouting for the enemy. and informing our military, where and how to strike. it was brutal conditions them it was cold. we were fighting i meant hackable flow, -- an unattackable foe, particularly chechen rebels. we had tools of night. i will give you an example. it was the first time we used an armed predator drone supporting troops on the ground on roberts ridge. but to answer your question, it was a success but imperfect, and it was really the last major engagement w

, he's hiding here by the bush, in that bush 5 m away, over there, let's go back, do you see or not,iced, he was lying there, i saw they have a big car there, you see, he arrived, let's leave, otherwise they'll catch us, come on, that's it, we've made a circle. her neighbors, like many others, but after wandering around among friends and relatives, people did return, because there was nowhere to live, and they couldn’t give up their land to treacherous neighbors, how much longer can this go on, today, tomorrow there is talk that the border should reach kleymachal, and we will end up there, it’s scary to be here, but there’s nowhere to go. until 2008, teniko had no idea that she could end up in the border zone, because behind the barbed wire in sakorintlo, in khurvalet, in karkushaan, the former georgian-alhangori region, which was transferred to south ossetia only in 2008, after signed in moscow plan for peaceful settlement of the georgian-ossetian conflict, called the medvedev-sarkozy plan, this is - and what do they have hidden in their bunkers? well, sometimes we see tanks there ,

in 2008, barack obama succeeded bush and inherited a war. president of the united states faithfully. the comic companies kept making stories about terror, and that year in the ending of the dc story, the evil forces prevailed. until that time, superhero comics were part of people's lives for about 70 years. during all those years, they try to fully reflect the us society with all of its failures and shortcomings. but now... now the border between good and evil had become fuzzy, actually the us had caused it because of its global policies. now once again, americans are waiting for a superhero to rescue them from that situation. the economic turnover of dc and marvel was so high that they decided to step into. realm of movies as well, after 2000, the movies were being made at a faster pace, in mid 2010s, the avengers became the best-selling movies. in the history of the movie industry. in 2019, the fourth episode of the series avengers endgame became the best-selling movie in the history of cinema. the movie unveiled an evil character named th

i've, you've done something with diodes, you've done something with the word furniture to be before bush things and putting back in spaces again, a scrap of one entity become an input to another in d, b, and can be work on such different models. so which crap also can we have a platform, but if people are connected and before it isn't quite as waste, it becomes so much medium that can be the place at batch peanuts and of the because somebody would, would was, am local in the set again under the default that somebody did, so i didn't want to move on, putting outside being doing the shape of lots of funnel, for example, to my, on my laptop and to for one hour me, i did them, but the other put them on someone you have to send me, my wife's not to be someone gave you in fact support very sustainable fixed in the keep the mental but i'm booked music on what a couple a yeah, i'm the in line. yeah. book i guess i might be on the phone book, i guess on my the 9 on monday, victoria bus question young for yeah, for a waste young bill on the bus on assume it to be said the or wasting it sound like

in addition to the disease, the bushes have ardent pokoniks in the form of insects.aps, the greatest damage at this time of year to plants aphids cause. aphids feed on plant juice, pierce. through the outer covers when spraying or after eating treated leaves. the substance affects the nervous system of insects, causing its paralytic death. also , folk remedies in the form of a soap or even garlic solution can be used, or garlic itself, its smell can scare away aphids, as well as planted herbs, marigold and coriander, onions, mint and fennel, mustard and basil, well, our garden is under reliable protection, we can breathe out and dream about the first harvest, well, i hope our pears our currants will please us with the harvest, our viewers will please us with their photos and take part in the competition in our telegram channel for the best dacha the best vegetable garden, we will come to the winner to film a story, well, and we worked hard, worked hard and earned tea, exactly, so send photos of your dachas, vegetable gardens, flower beds to our telegram channel for t

, but gosh, car, bush, the woods. so when did the scorch? the little angel? so you, bob a, she'll be the other 16 is the, the reading, the blue sky. it to a mind and dear to me. this is my own mind. i love everyone in the world the share, so i'm not sure which is late, but the jim somewhere in the the village of nobody, it could. it was wants pizza and olga constituent because family home. 5th and the youngest son was born here in 1937 the. ringback ready the he's 87 now and lives in augusta with his wife viewed me and they moved to the city to be closer to the children. the packages use patrol which decided to use words to break the silence of his skin. studying his families, genealogy became ready mentos to change because life work download us. yes, i guess. so you purchased a site, this will let you start. unfortunately, when she left, we have no us or jill. nice to use it yet, was not. it's not our see here of this one that goes to just the some of the, let's see if those different tools are you? yes, i did. the 5

bush not being here? >> well. >> president bush has tried hard to stay out of the limelight since leaving office. and my guess is if he thought if he showed. >> up, the news. >> story. >> would all. be about. >> president trump and president. >> bush meeting. >> and we. wouldn't be. talking about the. legacy of. >> barbara, barbara bush. all right. thanks so much, one and all, for being here. the intensifying deadly conflict in kashmir tops our worldly today, today, explosions in a total blackout in jammu, and indian administered city inhe hotly contested himalayan region. while officials in pakistan claim the military shot down indian drones across the country and killed dozens of indian soldiers near the line of control this afternoon, vice president vance weighed in. take a listen. >> india has its gripes with pakistan. >> pakistan has. >> responded to india. what we can do is try. >> to encourage. >> these folks to de-escalate a little bit, but we're not going to get involved in the middle of war. tha

jeb bush, do you really want to do this? because despite our we count on the press, shed light on the most important issues the day and we can count on fox news to terrify all white people. wisconsin. syria is coming to rotterdam is ridiculous. we won't always see to eye. oh and cnn, thank you so much. put a wall to wall ebola coverage, but two whole weeks we were one step away from the walking dead. and y'all got up to move on to the next day. that was awesome. oh, and by the way, just if you have noticed you don't have ebola. but i still deeply appreciate the work that you do. you all have had that big ole hole in the bottom of the gulf of mexico. and then i'll plug that. remember that? which obama's katrina was that one? well, it was at 1901 was a 20 people came around to remember protecting our democracy is more important than ever. for example, the supreme court ruled that the donor who gave ted cruz $6 million was just exercising free speech. yeah, that's the kind of speech like this. i just wasted $6 million. and it's