. >> en la elaboraciÓn de un plato como este, intervienen hasta 12 personas y en un taller como este se pueden hacer hasta 1500 piezas al dÍa, hace poco fueron reconocidas como patrimonio nacional, algo que ayudara a crear un plan para preservar la tradiciÓn. >> es que los jÓvenes vayan heredando la tradiciÓn. >> en cada pieza que uno de cora, cada plato uno plasma mucho sentimientos. >> sentimientos que se traducen en las pinceladas de coloridas flores que hacen de estas una vajillas Únicas, desde colombia, maribel noticias telemundo. >> gracias maribel, oigan muchos temas de migraciÓn, los invito a conectarse en facebook y youtube y noticias telemundo para hacer preguntas en vivo a la abogada alma rosa nieto a las 1:15 hora del este que sobre - uy, quÉ elegancia, quÉ elegancia. vean este perfil, ¿eh? - ¿usted lo comprÓ? - sÍ, yo lo comprÉ. - ¿con quÉ plata? - pues con la de terramoda. - ¿quÉ? es algo del matrimonio. querÍa mostrarte la zona que le di a la inmobiliaria para que buscara nuestra casa o nuestro apartamento. pero no te preocupes, esto es tan trivial y

not in plato's dialogue but you don't have to worry about that when you get to jerusalem, the legacy of jerusalem. you're going to have dancing, wrestling with nothingness and ecclesiastic, dealing with an absent god, dealing with a lion's den with shadrach me shack and a bendigo. you're going to deal with unbelievable, wrestling with despair in the 32nd chapter of genesis would he wrestles with the angel of death in the midnight hour and emerges with a new name called israel, god bressler. deep wounds and scars and bruises, when you get to the tragicomic of being in the world connected to socratic self-examination, no tears, jesus weeping, loving, donating himself, serving others, jesus never laughing. socrates never cries, jesus never laughs. here comes the blues. full of which and laughter. sometimes laughter in order to keep from crying but laughing nevertheless, that the black connection to shakespeare's grand exemplar of the comic. the lust of life, the bun, the joy, the pleasure and yet the same time, running up against the wall with his good friend who disappoints him. what w

but you're your generation is saying rejecting that entire model and reading plato in stacking citgo she's now. there will smith. doesn't like that because they're entirely based on you going into debt to buy a house you can afford and a car you can afford so what's going to happen there is are going to be a generational class do you feel a generational clash yeah i mean i do i've actually had this conversation with my dad and had to respect apologize for telling you know telling him that his generation is really really messed things up for the younger generations of the millennial have had it you know basically the hardest pass to trying to develop some kind of capital or build some kind of wealth of any american generation because so much of that wealth and capital was stolen from the future and brought into the present and enrich you know the boomer generation and you know it's hard to build wealth without capital and if all of the assets are sort of concentrate in the hands of this older generation of really benefited from the money prince or from the few out system it's really d

but you're your generation is saying rejecting that entire model and reading plato in stacking suppose she's now. there to stab us mint. doesn't like that because they're entirely based on you going into debt to buy a house you can't afford and a car you can't afford so what's going to happen here is they're going to be a generational class to feel a generational class yeah i mean i do i've actually had this conversation with my dad and had to respect apologize for telling you know telling him that his generation is really really messed things up for the younger generations of the millennial have had it you know basically the hardest pass to trying to develop some kind of capital or build some kind of wealth of any american generation because so much of that wealth and capital was stolen from the future and brought into the present and enrich you know the boomer generation and you know it's hard to build wealth without capital and if all of the assets are sort of concentrate in the hands of this older generation of really benefited from the money prince or from the few out system it's

but you're your generation is saying rejecting that entire model and reading plato in stacking suppose she's now. they're to stab us human. doesn't like that because they're entirely based on you going into debt to buy a house you can afford and a car you can afford so what's going to happen there are going to be a generational class do you feel a generational clash yeah i mean i do i've actually had this conversation with my dad and had to respect apologize for telling you know telling him that his generation is really really messed things up for the younger generations of the millennial have had it you know basically the hardest pass to trying to develop some kind of capital or build some kind of wealth of any american generation because so much of that wealth and capital was stolen from the future and brought into the present and enrich you know the boomer generation and you know it's hard to build wealth without capital and if all of the assets are sort of concentrate in the hands of this older generation of really benefited from the money prince or from the system it's really diff

but you're your generation is saying rejecting that entire model and reading plato in stacking suppose she's now. there dishtowel sman. doesn't like that because they're entirely based on you going into debt to buy a house you can afford and a car you can afford so what's going to happen there are going to be a generational class do you feel a generational class yeah i mean i do i've actually had this conversation with my dad and had to respect apologize for telling you know telling him that his generation is really really messed things up for the younger generations of the millennial have had it you know basically the hardest pass to trying to develop some kind of capital or build some kind of wealth of any american generation because so much of that wealth and capital was stolen from the future and brought into the present and enrich you know the boomer generation and you know it's hard to build wealth without capital and if all of the assets are sort of concentrate in the hands of this older generation of really benefited from the money prince or from the few out system it's really

so dr ed got it by nias is delighted to receive dr plato's protective masks. imported down there with. their very important as it's the only way for us to fight the pandemic. that. they don't but it's even more important to talk to the people and build awareness and there. were no one there that day party here at night with almost no one wearing masks. you only really see masks in the hospital. and all that the pope i mean but i mean i'm a doctor prieto does what he can and. several people from the area have gathered in the waiting room. where he is answering questions about cold it up with. the television when they talk about the coronavirus. sometimes they talk about the effectiveness of the vaccination. but over a longer period of time. so if i were to get vaccinated today. how long would i be immune. and does it make a difference if i felt the 1st or 2nd chance. or did they have almost a look at this hour i can only tell you what we know so far since the vaccine is quite new. you look at public opinion we're still learning a lot. but some studies have show

but you're your generation is saying rejecting that entire model and reading plato in stacking suppose she's now. there to stab us human. doesn't like that because they're entirely based on you going into debt to buy a house you can afford and a car you can afford so what's going to happen there are going to be a generational class do you feel a generational clash yeah i mean i do i've actually had this conversation with my dad and had to respect apologize for telling you know telling him that his generation is really really messed things up for the younger generations of the millennial have had it you know basically the hardest pass to trying to develop some kind of capital or build some kind of wealth of any american generation because so much of that wealth and capital was stolen from the future and brought into the present and enrich you know the boomer generation and you know it's hard to build wealth without capital and if all of the assets are sort of concentrate in the hands of this older generation of really benefited from the money prince or from the system it's really diffic

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esta farmacÉutica se une a la compaÑÍa nacional de vacunaciÓn con dos de sus platos que por exposiciÓn de johnson & johnson. >> decidÍ irme de mÉxico. presentadora: dos niÑas mexicanas hablan de su experiencia al cruzar solas la frontera. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna con patricia. patricia: esta noche varias familias estÁn de luto tras el trÁgico accidente de trÁnsito de esta maÑana en una carretera de californiaa pocas millas de la frontera con mÉxico. murieron 13 personas en las que al parecer viajaban unas 25 personas. en esta animaciÓn podemos ver cÓmo la camioneta habrÍa sido adaptada para transportar de manera incÓmoda e irresponsable a los ocupantes. los detalles los tiene dulce castellanos . ella se encuentra en el hospital regional donde llevaron a varios heridos. dulce: murieron 13 personas, entre los que habÍan varios mexicanos. los heridos fueron trasladados a hospitales cercanos con heridas graves. >> nos fijamos en su estado migratorio, su ciudadanÍa, toda la persona que llega sobre todo del cuarto de urgen

. >> es un nuevo plató donde se producirsán muchos muerteos. >>si no hay cambios en las prácticas en brasil habrán muertos en las casas porque no hay atención primaria necesaria y lugares en los hospitales. >> 19 de los hospitales tienen coupación total y sao paulo tiene mayores restricciones y la situación crítica llevó a contratar contenedores para albergar cadaveres la morgue no tiene espacio. >> tus piden tener un toque de queda a nivel nacional. >> es importante restringir la circulación de personas y el presidente jair bolsonaro se opone al aislamiento. >> esa política de quedarse en casa que la economía viene después no da resultados. >> de no tomarse medidas inmediatas pudiera superarse en breve las cifras de 3 mil muertos por días. >> noticias telemundo. >> al regresar: en noticias telemundo aumenta por minuto la expectativa por la entrevista de los duques de sussex con oprah winfrey. >> ya volvemos. >> . >> las cosas scomo son están >> las cosas scomo son están aquí en "hoy día". en verizon creemos que todos merecen lo

. >> mañana se juega la segunda fase república dominicana ante estados unidos y el plato fuerte es a las seis 30 de la tarde costa rica se enfrenta a méxico sigan a los estados unidos y méxico ambos avanzarán a semifinales del torneo un paso más cerca de los juegos olímpicos de tokio. ahora vamos a europa real madrid visitaba a celta de vigo éste no pierden esa cancha de este 11 de mayo de 2014 hace años vamos a ver madrid con su uniforme gris oscuro o negro como lo quieran ver con rosa muy lindo como bonito viene jugando karim benzema al 20 miren un gol a cero tras el paso de tony 10 más tarde error error de un del equipo k recupera karim y busca el dos a cero real madrid dos a cero benzema al minuto 40 cento para este de cabeza a mina dos goles a uno se metió el celta pero sobre el final aparecerá karim benzema con marco asencio tres goles . >> cerramos en inglaterra duelo de cuartos de final de la fa cup everton ante mánchester city, miren aquí lo que conocemos colocar la basura y ponerlas lugar. una campaña espectacular para el alemán un gol a cero y al minuto 90 gr

puertas por la pandemia y a otros asuntos administrativos, ahora podrán llevarse muebles históricos, platos, cubiertos, copas y otras reliquias, la subasta se realizará hasta el 13 de marzo. >>> wall street cierra una jornada de ganancias históricas por el estimulo económico, silvana tiene más titulares del mundo financiero ♪♪. >>> han caído 43 por ciento en comparación con el año pasado cuando muchos acudieron para refinanciar las tasas más bajas,mientras tanto funcionarios de la salud de los cdc piensan unirse para acelerar el proceso de vacunación contra el covid-19, esto se debe a que esta cadena tiene cerca de 3 veces la cantidad de establecimientos, más de la mitad que cvs y walgreen y segn un reporte apple renunció a la producicon de teléfonos por 20 por ciento por lña baja demanda, consumidores parecen querer gastar 100 dólares adicionales para tener una mejor batería y pantalla más grande, es tu informe para telemundo ♪♪. >>> vamos aver la toma en vivo desde san francisco, pasemos con el jefe de meteorología pensión alimenticia aber la nube ahí cuándo ca

the virtual tries to substitute itself for the real, like the shadows in the cave of plato. i'm not anti-technology, i am a fan but you can only be a true fan of technological opportunities brought to us if you have a clear sense of what the cost of them are. these didn't come without a cost in one of them -- in one of the reasons i'm interested in the work of james, is because one of the costs is an additional fading of the permanent things of reality and a moment at which we could least afford it because they were already pretty tattered. >> james, you mentioned a poem in your latest book? >> this is from a permanent thing, a poem called a poem for olivia grace, my oldest and first daughter. she was in my office when i was a newborn and my office was also her bedroom and the crib was pushed up against the desk. i was asking myself, what do i want for this little girl? what i want is a life that is lasting, not for a long life span, not only, but a permanent worth and value. of course, contemporary technology gives us the thrill of the ephemeral and i wanted to draw her out

en su carta siempre incluye un plato donde se usa la forma ancestral de cocinar las papas en los andes, con piedras calientes. para pÍa, habla de la alimentaciÓn saludable, es su dÍa a dÍa. lo hace con amor y naturalidad. >> es una manera divertida de enseÑarle a los niÑos, alimentarse bien. el programa es muy lÚdico, muy entretenido. carolina: es uno de los alimentos mÁs nutritivos. hay dietas que se basan sÓlo en papa. feliz y la astro mÍa peruana es famosa en el mundo. sin lugar a duda. los esperamos en la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ cerramos la jornada dominical con un partidazo. la mÁquina busca arrollar. en vivo, desde el estadio olÍmpico universitario.pumas contra cruz azul, comenzamos. desde la bellÍsima y majestuosa ciudad de mÉxico, buena noche, le damos la bienvenida a la previa de este partido. no hay encuentro en la jornada 10 que tenga mÁs morbo, que se antoje mÁs, que tenga mÁs fantasmas a su alrededor que de esta noche. ya bien el primer tiempo. su alrededor que de esta noche. ya bien el primer tiempo. ♪ ¿por qué no miras una película?acuérdate

de cambios fue (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> lo que ponemos en nuestro plato genera las 25 % de las emisiones de co2 requiere menos recurso que las proteínas animales se recomienda no comer carne y aumentar vegetales por gramo de proteína genera más que los frijoles un grupo de más de 30 camellos salvajes vistos en china fueron captados corriendo rápidamente al desierto de (nombre en inglés) es la manada más grande observaba en los últimos años con esto nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso con oficinas famosos edificios alrededor del mundo cumplieron la iniciativa que recuerda que debemos luchar para tener una mejor relación con el planeta >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> el mundo cumplió la cita en la hora del planeta edificios de todo el mundo apagaron sus luces por 60 minutos desde las 8.30 de la noche luchar contra la crisis climática con esto nos despedimos ya sigue qué [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> esto es una presentación de telemundo deportes >> hoy en qué

voluntarios alcanzar la meta de 3 millones de platos de comida repartidos durante la pandemi

libres de cuidado para sus hijos y durante la pandemia han tenido pruebas económicas que en ocasiones un plato de comes para quienha mujer decidió poner este aparato desconectado está protegiendo a nuestras bellas actas (comerciales) este aparato desconectado está protegiendo nuestras bellas costas y más. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m., y así ayuda a que nuestro estado siga brillando. la resistencia impuestas por la pandemia de guarderías acelerar y orientar su capacidad de como nos cuentan armar ibero y regresa del trabajo nos dijera de que la oficina de tiempo de abrir. las horas sin mediar hace desde una de las madres yal centro de cuidado china tenga lista de esperanza de vida la justicia de la pandemia en california una reducción ante existencia otorgada para los centros desde el 3%. y y sitios cerrados y al igual iba muestra viviendo muchos lugares que han reabierto y han reabierto y para los padres esos servicios de expertos prefieren llamar se encuentra en el condado de los Ángeles para conectarse de asistencia. poco puede tardar el ti

2000 fue más del doble del promedio entre el año 0 y el 1800, miren esto, lo que ponemos en nuestro plato genera el 25 por ciento de las emisiones de dióxido de carbono que están calentando a nuestro bello planeta, la producción de alimentos de origen vegetal requiere menos recursos que las de origen animal, por eso se recomienda reducir el consumo de carne y aumentar el de vegetales, la proteína, la producción de carne de res necesita 20 veces la tierra y genera 20 veces la producción de dióxido de carbono, buenas noticias, un grupo de más de 30 camellos salvajes fueron avistados por un drone en una reserva natural en china, estos animales catalogados como una especie en peligro crítico de extinción fueron captados corriendo rápidamente en una reserva natural nacional, es la manada más grande observada en esta área en los últimos años, qué belleza de lugar, vamos a una pausita, al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodía no se pierdan la inspiradora historia de una enfermera colombiana que acerca a los bebitos prematuros a sus padres tras ser separados por la pandemia y m

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las zonas devastadas en honduras todavÍa hoy todo es desesperaciÓn, la esperanza de stephanie era su plato nar, el viento arrancÓ sus Árboles, no puede dar comida a sus hijas y partirÁ a estados unidos. >> hay una nueva caravana,pensaba irme con las niÑas porque aquÍ no puedo hacer nada. >> en este lugar el huracÁn eta parece que llegÓ acompaÑado de un bombardeo, estamos en honduras donde casi todas las cosas se destruyeron. >> pero no solo salieron de honduras se calcula que en total un millÓn de personas dejaron sus pablos tambiÉn de nicaragua y guatemala, son refugiados climÁticos. >> algunos migrantes de la rerj empiecen a identificar los impactos de los huracanes como motivos de emigraciÓn. >> centroamÉrica era golpeada por la pobreza y la violencia ahora tambiÉn por la emergencia climÁtica, en guatemala dos aldeas desaparecieron y el 80% de los cultivos fueron arrasado. >> todo estÁ bajo agua. >> la organizaciÓn internacional de la migraciÓn, recuerda que irÓnicamente estos migrantes salen de los paÍses que menos contribuyen a las crisis climÁtica, rumbo a uno de

allow me, plato said there are really two fundamental questions in society. one, who gets to teach the children and what do we teach them? so it's very, very important. what he's saying is very tenuous theory, critical race theory, will not get a cent worth of support in florida schools. the debate is now joint, thanks to governor desantis, on what do we teach. just a little reading reference, a geographical reference, if you go to the most prestigious, expensive prep schools in the country, dalton school in new york, harvard westlake and los angeles, $50,000 price tag, you will see that the price of admission, the price of getting their kids in there, parents have to sit there and be scolded, excoriated for their racism, for their backwardness, for their privilege, et cetera in order to go to one of these exclusive schools or having their kids go so they have a shot at the ivy league. this is what the elites are doing and it's trickling down to the schools, this is going to be one heck of a debate. read the article in "the atlantic," not a conservative magaz

finally feeling better the 62 year old was hospitalized with a severe case of covert 193 weeks ago plato told me it is hard to be confined you don't see the sun nothing but you just have to deal with it as opposed to a doctor come ology at tells us his patient's condition was serious when he 1st came to this hospital and don clark in the north of france with covert 1000 cases rising in the region the hospital has ramped up its capacity working in pandemic mode for one year has left its mark on d.s. and his team because he just physically it's hard mentally it's hard it's a marathon the end is nigh it incites puppy must persevere we are in a war and now we have to find the ammunition and we have to fight it's of earth so this is. doctors and nurses here at this hospital and to encourage say thanks said to friends in comparison to last year their flirt from mistakes and that better equipped but patients are often also younger now and that is mainly due to the spread of the more contagious u.k. virus here in dunkirk which just only a short boatwright away from britain. don't currently have

the past week in and a half or so, we've seen that decline has now done this, essentially starting to plato, and historically, if you look back at the different surges we've had, when they come down and then start to plateau at a very high level, plateauing at a level of 60,000 to 70,000 new cases a day is not an acceptable level. that is really very high. if you look at what happened in europe a few weeks ago, they're usually a couple of weeks ahead of us in these patterns, and they were coming down, too, and then they plateaued. and over the last week or so, they've had about a 9% increase in cases. the message we're saying is that we do want to come back carefully and slowly about pulling back on mitigation methods. but don't turn the switch on and off because it really would be risky to have yet again another surge, which we do not want to happen because we're plateauing at quite a high level. 60,000 to 70,000 new infections per day is quite high. >> brennan: i know you've been watching carefully this new new york strain that has shown some resistance to antibody treatments and vaccine.

and they were young children and they had to change the law to stop plato say in the way you should know what's true there were 4 there were 5 and i think a lot happens is that people it is true that the children a lot all races see what happens is most of those values alone you know so it has to be perfectly and in essence. i don't know why it's excellent care so far and you can i just ask john you mentioned you highlighted the drag queens reading stories there how different is that from having pantomime dames every christmas with an audience full of children and in terms of stories teaching right and wrong and racism how is that different from the morality taught in age old fairy tales and fables that are taught is it just of the language is used because this is a an academic paper in a in a liberal newspaper that is just rather triggered certain sections of society. a train that question yeah yeah national train and then there's a vast difference if you haven't taken a 3 year old japantown you can't because when they go they don't sit there they don't watch it so your crass comparison

below the 100000 viewer threshold and in some cases as low as 2000 viewers can do youtube videos on plato war the net but even with boiling viewership next star added more time slots to news nation. and on the print journalism side buzz feed recently announced deep staff cuts and layoffs to the huff post newsroom 3 weeks after a quiet acquiring it from horizon media the merger itself calls some frustration especially for young journalists that continue to see their work utilized but their time at these companies devalued. but 19th swept through like a tornado in the media industry resulting in low ebb by hiring freezes and layoffs in a statement busbee c.e.o. jonah peretti said quote the buzz feed is a profit of a company we don't have the resources to support another 2 years of losses. the site struggled for several years and digital ad space on by facebook and google has made it difficult for digital media companies to compete. to take in their love to see you know the one thing that was interesting to me about the news nation is the is like you said there's sort of over the logical the

below the 100000 viewer threshold and in some cases as low as 2000 viewers can do youtube videos of plato who wore the net but even with boiling viewership nexstar added more time slots to news nation. and on the print journalism side buzz feed recently announced deep staff cuts and layoffs to the huff post newsroom 3 weeks after a quiet acquiring it from horizon media the merger itself calls some frustration especially for young journalists that continue to see their work lives but their time at these companies devalued but 19 swept through like a tornado in the media industry resulting in low ebb by hiring freezes and layoffs in a statement busby's c.e.o. jonah peretti said quote the buzz feed is a profit of a company we don't have the resources to support another 2 years of losses. the site struggle for several years and digital ad space on by facebook and google has made it difficult for digital media companies to compete. to take in their lot to say good you know the one thing that was interesting to me about the news nation is the is they like you said they started off with the logi

below the 100000 viewer threshold and in some cases as low as 2000 viewers can do youtube videos on plato war the net but even with boiling viewership nexstar added more time slots to news nation. and on the print journalism side buzz feed recently announced deep staff cuts and layoffs to the hope post newsroom 3 weeks after flying acquiring it from horizon media the merger itself calls some frustration especially for young journalists that continue to see their work utilized but their time at these companies devalued . but 19th swept through like a tornado in the media industry resulting in low ebb hiring freezes and layoffs in a statement busby c.e.o. jonah peretti said quote the buzz feed is a profit of a company we don't have the resources to support another 2 years of losses. the site struggle for several years and digital ad space on by facebook and google has made it difficult for digital media companies to compete. to take in their lot to say good you know the one thing that was interesting to me about the news nation is the is they like you said they started off with a larger goa

below the 100000 viewer threshold and in some cases as low as 2000 viewers can do youtube videos of plato who wore the net but even with boiling viewership nexstar added more time slots to news nation. and on the print journalism side buzz feed recently announced deep staff cuts and layoffs to the health post newsroom 3 weeks after a quiet acquiring it from horizon media. the merger itself caused some frustration especially for young journalists that continue to see their work utilized but their time at these companies devalued. but 19 swept through like a tornado in the media industry resulting in low ebb by hiring freezes and layoffs in a statement busbee c.e.o. jonah peretti said quote the buzz feed is a profit of a company we don't have the resources to support another 2 years of losses. the site struggled for several years and digital ad space on by facebook and google has made it difficult for digital media companies to compete. to take in their lumps so you could you know the one thing that was interesting to me about the news nation is the is the like you said there's sort of over

excluded from the political community and that is the beginning of the founding in aristotle's and plato's -- one of the earliest stages is trying to have as many friends of the regime in the regime as possible and as few enemies of the regime, in the regime. >> we could talk the rest of the time about it which i've written up bout in my own work. does seem to me it's fraudulent the consent of all the people who are left after he's expelled and all those who were otherwise coerced even at the constitutional convention which convention night teach at george mason university. at the end he refused to sign in gave a detailed speech about why he thought the constitution was a terrible idea so at some level he did not consent. but i know there's a lot more here and i think it would be interesting to the audience if at the talk about your up to you of the progressive constitution as well as the original constitution per day think in the book you divide the development of the progressive constitution into three waves with the progressive and then later perhaps the new deal with great society and

. >> laura: forget plato and socrates, they are racist. anthony fauci and deborah birx and the rest of the panic pushers told her story on cnn, now the trump team responds. scott atlas next. >> there were about 100,000 deaths that came from that original search. all of the rest of them in my mind could have been mitigated or decreased substantially if we took the lessons we had learned from that moment. that's what bothers me every day. >> laura: if dr. birx was so disturbed about what she saw happening at the white house, why did she quit? instead she's in listing cnn's help to rewrite history making it sound like former president trump didn't do everything that fauci and she told him to do at the outset. we know he did, that's why we locked down the entire country for 15 days, then it was 30, then 45, then it was we have to get our freedom back. the lockdown flattened the economy and likely ended up prolonging the reign of this virus but she ended fauci want you to believe that they are blameless for the pandemic spread, it's all trump's

safe spaces, university of michigan law school, postelection self-care and food and play including plato and legos, safe space for people to go to feel, i don't know what and that is kind of the question. what is a safe space? >> in my opinion, higher education is to foster debate but also cognizant of students coming to our campuses from many different backgrounds. tucker: but the role of university impacts, not just foster debate but squash it. people who disagree are crushed and people who agree are elevated. is there really a debate? tuning new a single professor who voted for jump? >> i do not talk about my personal political. tucker: you know as well as i do there isn't any in the whole idea of diversity is it produces badai decisions. different views to have wiseen decisions, but the underlying justification and yet, virtually no one disagrees on the orthodoxy. it was only four years ago and already it seems antique. people who disagree with each other talking to the disagreement doesn't happen anymore and the curricula has taken a harder edge since then from the extreme left-wing

other philosophers such as plato would reinforce the notion of the universe and said it was the product of nine. in other words, lagos thought it is the product of thought. and one can think about the product of thought and by one's thinking, one can come to some understanding of the originator of these things. which led aristotle for his thinking itself and the final end of man to imitate this divine being as closely as one could because they have within oneself this divine spark. okay. now in the ancient world another astonishing contribution was made by jerusalem in a sea of polytheism in the middle east this one tribe, the israelites believed in a revelation of one god, yahweh. the extraordinary thing about yahweh was not only that he was one but that he was transcendent. we must understand in the ancient world the idea of these gods and spirits, they were imminent. there was nothing above the universe. it was a self enclosed entity that has existed each leave. now the gods inhabited up in a sphere above man but it was still within the world so this was a unique notion that there wa

others such as plato when he said it was the product of mind. in other words, this logos thought the world. it's the product of thought and one can think about the product of thought and by one's thinking, one can come to some understanding of the who will -- originator of these things which led arisk totle thought thinking itself and to imitate this divine being as closely as one could because one has this divine spark. okay. this one tribe the israelites believed in one god and the extraordinary thing about yawei, not only was he one but there was nothing above the universe. it was a self-enclosed entity that had existed internally. the gods inhabited still in the world and there was a notion that there was one god and he was transcendent and also that creation was constituted, the an saturday night world believed that the world was eternal and always existed. and the first time we can speak in history and through polytheism with the notion that the universe has a beginning and, indeed, it will have an end and that we exist somewhere along the

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went to the library and started reading all of these books to figure out how he did it and he read plato's republic about the cave and the people in the cave kept in the cave only saw shadows. they never saw a reality and he said that has been my life. i am just living in shadows. i'm going to go out and deal with reality and try to help people rather than her people. he heard on the radio bishop omar who was running urban specialists about how to keep kids out of gangs, how to get the police and communities to work together and he said i'm going to join them and he joined them and became the leader there and then at one of our offense, we offer our management framework to all these social entrepreneurs as they believe it will help them. so i said how is that coming and he said first we were skeptical because we were running urban specialists like we ran a gang and he did some good but it was kind of limiting. and then he went through applying all the dimensions of market case management and the success that they were having. i said anton you have learned market-based management quicker th

like me he went to the library and started reading all these books to figure out how to do it and read plato's republic and about the cave and the people in the cave, locked in the -- kept in the cave, only saw shadows. they never saw reality. he said that's been my life. i've just living in shadows. i'm going to go out and deal with reality. and try to help people rather than hurt people. and so he heard on the radow bishop omar, running urban specialis, about how to keep kids out of ganging -- gangs, how to get the police and communities to work together, and he said i'm going to join them, and he joined them, and became leader there, and at one of our events i was visiting -- we offer our management framework, market, based management, to all these social entrepreneurs if they believe it will help them. and so i said how is that coming in n he said at first be were skeptical because we were running urban specialists like we run a gang and did some good but kind of limiting us. and then he went how to how he was applying all the the dimension another market-based management and the successes

he has no o plato. aguiar: y es que en un paÍs tan rico como estados unidos, a veces es muy fÁcil tener muy poco. banda: mira, tengo mira 3 cobijas. 1 grande y 2 pequeÑas. una me la pongo de cabecera y me cobijo con la grande. aguiar: y asÍ pasa noche tras noche, en espera de que la situaciÓn mejore. solamente en 2019, mÁs de 600000 personas en todo estados unidos vivÍan en las calles y aunque se cree que esta cifra pudo aumentar drÁsticamente por la pandemia, los indigentes y los desamparados no han sido los Únicos golpeados por la llegada del coronavirus. alfonso alvarado es ciudadano y aunque recibiÓ un subsidio por desempleo, este dinero alcanzÓ para muy poco. alvarado: podrÍa ayudarte Únicamente para lo que es tu comida. los otros gastos que tenemos no pueden ser cubiertos por una pequeÑa cantidad que el desempleo dio y sigue dando. aguiar: pero de los cientos de miles de millones de dÓlares destinados para ayudar a negocios y empresas, no recibiÓ ni una sola moneda. alvarado: a lo

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una organizaciÓn ha filmado a mÁs de 132 cetÁceos, 10% regresa cada aÑo en donde saben que tendrÁn su plato favorito. van a lo seguro, seguimos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] andrea: tenemos mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". y bueno aquÍ estamos presente, durante el fin de semana pudimos disfrutarde mucha moda en varios eventos importantes y premiaciones. hoy me acompaÑa fran muÑoz y maggie jimÉnez. buenos dÍas, chicos. >> buenos dÍas, cÓmo estÁn? [hablan a la vez] andrea: vamos a comenzar. a ver con bad bunny que gano anoche como mejor Álbum latino en los grammy. su primer premio, increÍble como representÓ a los latinos. quÉ opinan de este atuendo. comentan que no saben si fue un vestido o una falda masculina? el gorrito con sus orejitas y un girasol. fran:los girasoles vienen de moda, el gorrito no me gustÓ, ya me pareciÓ como demÁs. como un disfraz. yo hubiera ido con mis rizos. andrea: las faldas masculinas. >>tÚ como lo decÍas se ve mucho en las pasarelas, una de las cosas que vimos que todos los accesorios, llevaba simulando un corbatÍn, viene mucho en

hay muchos platos puertorriqueÑos que son muy fÁciles de hacer. mucha gente estÁ aprendiendo. karla: quÉ rico, quÉ rico! al rato me voy a poner en contacto contigo para que me pases recetas puertorriqueÑas. tus bebÉs que estÁn bien grandes y sÚper independientes estÁn contentos de ver a su mamÁ de juez? dayanara: christian estÁ nuevamente nueva york, segundo aÑo de universidad. no va a tener ningÚn espacio para podernos ver por lo de la pandemia, pero estÁ contento de que estoy aquÍ, Él sabe lo mucho que me encanta el programa. y sabe lo que significa para mÍ. el chiquito estÁ en su Último aÑo, en agosto comenzarÁ la universidad. alan: empieza otra vez el proceso de la universidad. dayanara, te queremos y prÓximamente te estaremos viendo el "mira quien baila". te deseamos el mejor de los Éxitos. karla: suerte, te queremos! alan: gran estreno domingo 14 de marzo 8:00 p.m./ 7:00 p.m. centro por univisiÓn karla: danilo, eres bueno para la prÓxima temporada de "mira quien baila"? danilo: tendrÍa que comenzar a practicar desde ahora. karla: bueno, tenemos mu

francisca: yo le doy mi plato para que me lo dÉ a mÍ y se lo lleva. giselle: a una mujer embarazada no se le hace eso! raÚl: vamos a las noticias. alan: estÁbamos escuchando a mijares, miren de quÉ manera reaccionÓ en un canal de youtube, cuando su hija lucerito revelÓ por primera vez que quiere seguir los pasos a su papaya su famosa mamÁ. francisca: lo sospechamos desde un principio. reportera: si te quieres dedicar a esto? lucerito:pues, creo que si. mijares: estÁ entre eso y veterinaria. lucerito: no, desde pequeÑa, pero ahora que me lanzaron al ruedo—— reportera: ya le dieron de probar el micrÓfono—— [hablan a la vez] mijares: esa es otra cosa . primero que termine de estudiar. que ella decida en su momento, si quiere cantar o no. y que siga probando, pero realmente no es un lanzamiento de que le estemos aventando. alan:manuel te quiero, hermano del alma, cÓmo veterinaria? con la voz que tiene esta mujer, es un artista, le tienes que seguir. raÚl:hijo de tigre, definitivamente va a seguir. alan: tiene la gracia de lucero—— r