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May 11, 2022
A narrator is heard saying in French "You have just arrived on the Moon... your hands become fish... You discover a new planet."
April 8, 2022
After a Pandemic pause - a local interpretive dance company will be staging a performance two years in the making.
April 5, 2022
Learning for $100 million for anti-racism and bias professional development. then you have got virginia, who plans to spend money on a road map to equity which draw from a brim contendy. school districts woke indoctrination program ask can one make this make sense? i know who can. will cain host of "fox & friends weekend" and host of the will cain podcast. and ainsley earhardt, co-host of "fox & friends." thank you so much for joining me tonight. will, you have been out front on this. make it ma...
April 5, 2022
Ladies. they are busy -- they only communicate through interpretive dance. >> make it make sense ♪ safety is essential. >> lawrence: you are supposed to take these people seriously? you are supposed to trust their judgment when it comes to covid? okay. all of the experts including the citys own health commissioner says schools are the safest place for students. >> we saw, even before vaccine was available, that when students and staff were in school, their risk of covid was actually lower than...
July 1, 2021
Back to somebody i mentioned earlier. the teachers union president. she now claims that she and the union tried to reopen schools safely since april 2020. this is easily disproven by looking at the actions of the union members during the pandemic. teachers lined up body bags to protest having to go back to work. what about the chocolate teachers that performed an interpretive dance to signify the dangers of opening the schools. and arizona it was a bit darker. they were encouraged to right their...
June 28, 2021
Their face. when they say we believe we are mythologizing the founders, promoting them is an example of systemic racism, the documents need to be accompanied by interpretive dance to create dialogue. theyre telling you what they believe and you should believe them when they say it. but frankly it doesnt make me happy as an american that there are so many people who are un-american when it comes to that. it does make me happy that theyre being more honest about what they believe so americans who ...
October 24, 2018
Time in the white house, and you are very honest about your successes and failures and thats great. i want to show you some video doing interpretive dance and ask if you regret this? >> the interpretive dance -- i am dancing with a little white overbite -- >> you are going to stand by this? >> do you stand by this or not? >> i am going to triple down on that. thats exactly what goes on in washington. did you see that? >> scaramucci tripling down. >> thats what goes on in washington. i would enco...
August 11, 2017
Use it? >> i think, again, just a theory, i think this general assault on conventional norms of work, which we have talked about ad nauseam before, has kind of blood over into an assault on the lexicon. spew to like velcro shoes? >> a little better. it is nothing to get angry about but it is unnerving. its disconcerting to look down and see velcro when you expect places. i dont know if its a harbinger of the end of days but it is troubling because you havein to ask, regarding emojis, what is nex...
August 11, 2017
Language has. why are people choosing not to use it? >> i think a theory, i think this general assault on conventional norms of work that we talked about ad nauseam before has bled over into a kind of assault on the lexicon. >> like velcro shoes. >> a little bit, yeah. see, again, nothing to get angry about, but its unnerving. its disconcerting to look down and see velcro when you expect laces. its troubling. you have to ask regarding emojis, what is next? just grunts? interpretive dance? grown ...
August 11, 2017
Language has. why are people choosing not to use it? >> i think a theory, i think this general assault on conventional norms of work that we talked about ad nauseam before has bled over into a kind of assault on the lexicon. >> like velcro shoes. >> a little bit, yeah. see, again, nothing to get angry about, but its unnerving. its disconcerting to look down and see velcro when you expect laces. its troubling. you have to ask regarding emojis, what is next? just grunts? interpretive dance? grown ...