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Quickly like a lot of the central valley 65 - 80% are clay soil and water moves to the much more slowly. trey: absolutely love it, we dont have time to go into, we had a great conversation, people can check that out on the podcast but what i love it so positive and optimistic and natural solution to the problem where everybodys fighting over water the farmers in the city and what youre championing here is a natural way of thinking about it, quickly tell us where people can follow your work and f...

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Reunification unit is at 2100 would martin boulevard. thats where parents can go to be reunited with their children. all of the remaining students were able to be escorted out of the building with faculty and staff were not sure about the processes that they had in place, but we were on scene to help them mitigate anyone from seeing exactly what else was going on. but we are sure that they heard the chaos that was surrounding this, so we do have mental health specialists and professionals that a...

And we were testifying, something we thought was never going to happen. we were all kind of like, "ok, you know, now this "is what we were supposed to have done 30 years ago." these processes never end, so we never feel complete, you know, closure, or... you know, rarely. the forensic anthropologist mercedes doretti. next, we go back to the 1980s, when a group ofjewish feminists started campaigning for the right to pray as openly asjewish men at one ofjudaisms holiest sites, the western wall.

But its a work that requires a lot of patience. often, we felt a very strong feeling of frustration. it was a very small courtroom, very close to where the massacre had happened. and we were testifying, something we thought was never going to happen. we were all kind of like, "ok, you know, "now this is what we were supposed to have done 30 years ago." these processes never end, so we never feel complete, you know, closure, or... you know, rarely.

This is not the strongest case against donald trump. and it might not be it might actually rally people to his support. i think there are other things that president trump has done that are more serious, such as january 6th. but again, its not for me to tell a district attorney who the charge or what charges to bring. i mean, i never speak to my local district attorney about what he should do. it would be an outrage of politicians started to do that. and i guess ultimately i have faith in the ju...

This is not the strongest case against donald trump. and it might not be it might actually rally people to his support. i think there are other things that president trump has done that are more serious, such as january 6th. but again, its not for me to tell a district attorney who the charge or what charges to bring. i mean, i never speak to my local district attorney about what he should do. it would be an outrage of politicians started to do that. and i guess ultimately i have faith in the ju...

If there is something that is not correct, its not gonna require chairman comer to figure it out, we have one of the best judicial processes in the world, they will make sure that justice is done. >> now, look, the chairman are saying that they have a right to probe this investigation, the bottom line, its not really clear what they have a right to do here. and its not clear if this is gonna be nothing more than oversight, which is really what the minority in this case, republicans, as a democra...

"ok, you know, "now this is what we were supposed to have done 30 years ago." these processes never end, so we never feel complete, you know, closure, or... you know, rarely. the forensic anthropologist mercedes doretti. next, we go back to the 1980s, when a group ofjewish feminists started campaigning for the right to pray as openly asjewish men at one ofjudaisms holiest sites, the western wall. witness history spoke to anat hoffman, one of the founders of the so—called women of the wall. ive...