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Taking questions later in the program. We want to make sure that you have the chance to ask those questions. Well be using the youtube chat function. I see that we have regulars here, and you know what im going to tell you. Practice where you are going to put your questions, send your hometown and the state. We will give a shout out later on. I see a lot of folks from around the country. That is exciting. We are going to have a blast. Duke are you with us out there, in a secure occasion . Duke i...

To be the supreme allied commander and it was an accident of timing with this decision. So i was the accidental admiral. Host that the navy was an accident as well as a career . Somewhat. Going way back i grew up in the marine corps family. My father was the fighting in korea and vietnam and i grew up in that environment and i went to Quantico High School and then went on to the Naval Academy thinking i would be a marine corps officer. After my first year the navy sends everybody out on a cruise...

Montpelier president s day celebration. We have a tradition of hosting speakers for a special president s day weekend program. And this year, we thought it would be a nice change and important, and also fun to feature our own amazing staff, to feature their research and just the way things were thinking about currently at montpelier. So, it is my pleasure to introduce our first speaker, emily voss. Emily is the director of education at the robert h. Smith center for the constitution, which is wh...

The structure of the palace is traditional , there is a corridor in the center, rooms open on both sides, we are in the front enfilade, which stretches along the facade, these are former classrooms , the piano on which scriabin, and then rachmaninov, studied with their students has been preserved here, now it is a museum , where they show the furnishings of noble houses of the 1819th century, a lot of furniture. And karilian birch, my favorite material russian carpenters, french table clocks, va...

Ve known vitka for a long time, hes not a match for you, that it was so noticeable, of course, especially when you yourself want to be in his place, that nin, i wanted to tell you back in the car, no, not necessary, that is, i want to say that. i appreciate you very much, im very grateful to you, but you know, its probably better for me to go to work now, well, that is, no, thats not what i wanted, you dont have to continue, okay , let s work, the oil is evaporating, you can see the oil mist , f...

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Much of mr. Berrys last work took place here. Richard stamm is the author of the castle. We met our tour guide in the crypt. This is about 40 minutes. I am steve berry. I am here with. Richard stamm richard stamm. Has a cool job, he looks after this stuff in the building. A really interesting plays that is where it all started, the smithsonian was stored in by admin started by a man named james smithson. He was just a guy who had an interest in science at the time. Had 500,000 when he died and h...

Tour of castle spaces not open to the public with steve berry and curator Richard Stamm. Much of mr. Berrys latest work took place here. Richard stamm is the author of the castle. The illustrated history of the building. We met our tour guide in the crypt. This is about 40 minutes. I am steve berry. I am here with Richard Stamm Richard Stamm. Steve berry he has a cool job, he looks after this stuff in the building. This is a really interesting place where it all started. The smithsonian was star...

Steve berry he has a cool job, he looks after this stuff in the building. It is really neat. A really interesting place, kind of where it started. The smithsonian was started by a man named james smithson. He was an innocuous british chemist. He was just a guy who had an interest in science at the time. He died at he had 500,000 when he died and he left it to his nephew. His nephew had been married and had kids, life would be great, he would have cap the money, but he died childless. The provisi...

Successful program we also want to do. I would add we are doing a lot of research in this area to predict better responses to opioid use because thats very, very critical. That gets back to the notion of an informed conversation between a clinician and a veteran, family and so forth. Right. One final question. We were just talking about the Health Workforce at the va. One of the things that ive certainly observed in rural medicine, for example, if you receive your training there, perhaps if you ...