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The court problems, supply chain problems, not just cars and she was in exercise equipment with food in the stores because theres fewer truckers. we have this dynamic. a demand is high in supply will be low. its going to ruin many peoples lives. if youre living paycheck to paycheck and you cant get decent meat for your children, this suddenly becomes momentarily dynamic issue when it comes to the health of your family. >> harris: its interesting. you always have those great examples of how lifes...

Tissues and connects us with the external and the internal world. it is also essential for tasks that we perform effortlessly and without much thought. for example, when taking coffee on the go a flow of information from sensors in legs and arms keeps track on their position in space, sensors in the skin registers the texture, size and shape of the coffee cup, how warm it is and corrects the grip strength to keep a hold on the cup. physical stimuli such as heat and touch can be registered and ho...

Conservatorship. >> very good point, mark. i know what you are thinking. neil, the government is on the brink of shutting down. were hitting a debt ceiling and you want to focus on free britney? yes, because it is part of the vast texture of our country. thats all. more after this. got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? woooooooooooooo... we are not getting...

Here at fletcher still family owned and operated business. we still use our original recipe. lawrence: people have tried to copy it, it doesnt tase the staple can i tell you this. then you have the jalapeño. >> we have jalapeño sauce us our second top seller, do you want to give it a whirl? lawrence: lets do it go straight down into it, give it a little whirl, get all the batter on and then come straight up, kind of shaking some off liewrns lawrence okay. how am i doing? >> you are doing good....

Lawrence: it is. but, you know this, will. grease gets hot, bursts up. i dont need to daniel my hat. will: where are you over a fryer? lawrence: im -- yeah. this is a fryer right here. im with amber at corny dog. amber is going to teach us how to make the official corny dog. these are the only ones i eat. her dad was a "fox & friends." what do i need to do? i already watched my hands what do i need to do? >> you need to have a high quality hot dog on a stick. in this business we still hand stick...

Why not? yes, good to see they are enjoying it. and the colours that you have used for the flowers, they are with visually impaired people in mind. the area behind you there, for people who are partially sighted, sometimes they can still see some colour, especially when you plant big blocks of colour that are contrasted. yellow is a colour that can be seen. and a lot of gardens in chelsea, the colours blend, they are subtle, integrated gradually. we have gone for the opposite, we have gone for a...

Moving and inspiring. the director was keen to use animation. because it is a story about trauma and memories, and the animation allows us to be more expressive and show things in a way that feels more true to the emotion, than being realistic. flee, which premiered at the sundance film festival injanuary, really impressed those who saw it at the telluride film festival, particularly its use of animation. there were some moments that were playful in terms of animation and some moments that were ...

And some moments that were really serious in terms of the animation, some moments that had these layers of disturbing textures, especially in the sort of refugee travels on the water, and the fear of drowning was visible, the entire screen became kind of a texture of water, which i think was only really possible through animations. flee arrives at north american film festivals after television news have been saturating the world with images of lives in distress in kabul in contemporary times. do...

Water, and the fear of drowning was visible, the entire screen became kind of the texture of water, which i think was only really possible through animations.— really possible through animations. . , ., animations. flee arrives at north american _ animations. flee arrives at north american film - animations. flee arrives at i north american film festivals after television news have been saturating the world with images of lives in distress in kabul in contemporary times. how do you think in a ...

To use animation. because it is a story about trauma and memories, with the animation allows us to be more expressive and show things in a way that feels more true to the emotion, than being realistic. flee, which premiered at the sundance film festival injanuary really impressed those who saw it at the telluride film festival, particularly its use of animation. there were some moments that were playful in terms of animation and some moments that were really serious in terms of the animation, so...