we have the technology to do this. this seasonal the early days of the pandemic. it has to be the norm. it can t be the reflux to shut schools because we really damage children when we do that. there s no reason do it. we have to make sure schools have the have those resources including those tests. a lot of things we shift as to how we think of covid many the coming weeks. dr. amish, thank you for being on today. we ll have you back on very soon. earlier in the owe we ask this question, why are you awake. a viewer tweeted this video, up early to make leg warmers for my daughter and thankfully the camera can t capture what i am wearing on my legs this morning. dan, what do you got out there? well, we are all thankful for that. i am starting my new year s resolution one week early. we ll certainly endorse that.
bringing back leg warmers and i think it is awesome. or whatever it is you do. when you make this up - it is not true. very tough on your joints and now that you are moving into senior years you need to have the relaxation so that is great. this is the ingraham ankle from washington, eight days ago and anti-white blm supporter plows into a christmas parade killing 6 sitting a child and tonight as many children remain in the hospital why has the media gone silent on the motivations of the driver plus biden steps on his own covid message and what is up with the white house christmas decorations?
not a pleasure thing. the kids say they don t like if they want to take a phone call, they want it to vibrate. my mother in lawyer has a door bell ring tone. every time it rings, i think it s a door bell. is that a thing, too? annoying ring tones? are you okay if you have a cool ring tone or out of the club like a rocky i m too busy and cranky to it s like the ring tone that comes on the phone. these young people are so desperate for something new or old that is new, they re going to end up with rotary phones in their bedrooms. if they can bring back flash dance, cut up sweatshirts and leg warmers and think that is cool, ring tones and talking on the phone are coming back. they re bringing back the long hair. is this gen v?
not a pleasure thing. the kids say they don t like if they want to take a phone call, they want it to vibrate. my mother in lawyer has a door bell ring tone. every time it rings, i think it s a door bell. is that a thing, too? annoying ring tones? are you okay if you have a cool ring tone or out of the club like a rocky i m too busy and cranky to it s like the ring tone that comes on the phone. these young people are so desperate for something new or old that is new, they re going to end up with rotary phones in their bedrooms. if they can bring back flash dance, cut up sweatshirts and leg warmers and think that is cool, ring tones and talking on the phone are coming back. they re bringing back the long hair. is this gen v?
Works by Ernst Haas to be offered at Bonhams New York Photography sale
Ernst Haas (1921-1986), Route 66, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1964, 17 1/2 x 26 1/2in (44.5 x 67.3cm), sheet 20 x 30in (50.8 x 76.2cm), Estimate: $20,000 - 30,000. Photo: Bonhams.
NEW YORK, NY
.- Recognized as a leading figure in the development of the history of photography in the 20th century, Austrian-American photographer Ernst Haas (1921-1986) is lauded worldwide for establishing the medium of color photography as a fine art form during a time when it was considered inferior to black-and-white. On Friday, April 9, Bonhams Photographs sale in New York will feature an important group of images taken by Ernst Haas to celebrate the centennial year of his birth.