I love listening to John Irving.

What an Graphics to explain like italian living room furniture which is available on Italian Living Style

LGBT is nonsense. 👎

Guys an atheist

Hello ma-am im from Pakistan and doin furniture business and want to learn some modern skills to uplift my business in town and in my country. So what i do for it

Israel is safe excepr for the native palestinians who are the real descendants of the hebrews@

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Nile was my Grandma’s first cousin.So that makes him my third cousin.Always been proud of that.God bless Ryan Smith.

Please host Dr Ed Stone again

Please interview him again in 2024

Outstanding job, Devin! Thank you for all you do for Iowa and Hancher.

This is fantastic! Well done, Devin. 😊

God bless Dan Gable, Mike DeAnna, Lou Banach (and the Banach family)!!!!!!!!!!!!! Truly great podcast!😊

🍔 I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today!

Robert Cargill is so very sexy

I lived in Iowa City for several years and used to love eating here. So much of Iowa City remains in my heart 💖

You make it so boring. Unbelievable. 0 zero inspiration, zero excitement. WOW!

Love John Irving ❤

No offence, but I see only skeletal furniture or skeletal chair, meaning it is unfinish product or unfinish design. Why not include upholstery to finish the product .

This is so great!

Doctor, I'm sure you've been following ABR excavation in his room at Shiloh in which they claim to have found the tabernacle. If you're aware of the verses in the Bible that they're using, knowing that they have no use for the documentary hypothesis, their views will be accordingly fundamental. Could you elaborate on? Would there be a tabernacle to replace the tent? Could you elaborate on the scriptures that they're using to justify their claims?. Also, what exactly happened to Shiloh when they lost the ark to the Philistines??

Awww! What a heartwarming story!

I really enjoyed this interview. Thank you for posting it.

very inspiring watching and listening to these students.

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Great video and message. Gave me goosebumps. Nothing but love for the UI and our Hawkeyes!

Should just take a woodworking course if you're interested in hidden nuance of chairs. The structural aspect is logical as long as you're not looking for the minimum amount of material or minimum strength of material. A chair could just be a bunch of construction lumber screwed together like a 5 year old would draw a chair, and it would still work just fine. If you have fancy designs and weak materials with weak joinery, you of course have to make sure you're including all the necessary structural components. Its just funny how Sarah talks about the complexity, then Yiran cuts some plywood and supports the chair with three 1/4" pieces. Form over function lol. Art class basically.

MADERA IS SOOO MUCH BETTER THAN FRESNO!!!

Bobby whacks the ball!!! I grew up watching Bobby play ball. Fresno?! Come on Bobby, you know itz all about MADTOWN!!

What up Bobby?! Good to see you doin' the damn thang!!😅 I really enjoy your work. GO MIGHTY COYOTES!!!

amazing place!

After an entire career of (and 4 years of me hearing about) him struggling with how connect with an audience in a meaningful way, the irony that his golden lecture had to be in front of an auditorium of 0 people is something out of a book he'd teach us. Prof. Holstein, you changed my life. So good to be in class again watching this. I love you dearly. - Jake

My family on my dads side have lived on a farm near Atalissa, IA for 160 years now and many of the 8 generations (in Iowa) were fans of the Hawkeyes in Iowa City just 25 miles west

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ps loved the video

My Grandmothers sister emmigrated to the usa from inverness in about 1919. She married a us sailor Frank lafeyette worley .The us navy were in inverness on minelaying exercices.She made it to atlantic city Cass county iowa travellingalone .She even persauded my Granddmother to come outto Iowa but after a year she got homesickand returned to scotland .My greataunt was a catherine kate macpherson.Frank died in 1923 in an industrial accident .Kate passed away in 1982 and is buried with frank in a cemetry in Atlantic iowa.

Just wondering if Heather ever considered a cochlear implant?

I came here to read the comments, it says there are 4. There are zero. That's false advertisement. ♥️Iowa🤙

Buen trabajo chicos .no hablo inglés pero me encantó su trabajo a mi me encanta el diseño nunca lo podía hacer por falta de medios ahora que tengo 57 años se puede aprender eso que me aconsejáis .gracias

Incan learn with you inam fron morroco and inspeak spanish thank you .

More chinese than americans!

The University should put his Quest lectures online at some point. I would love to experience them again.

One of the absolute best wrestlers ever to put his foot on a mat ! I grew up watching this man wrestle for Gold, and every chance I could, on TV that is ! I loved watching him wrestle, and will never forget him ! God bless him !

Modern architecture is disgusting comparing to antient designs

Pls do you have online courses? If Yes, How do I join?

Time to make sure you're paid up on your malpractice premiums. I will not stop until this eugenic atrocity has ended and you are all in prison for crimes against humanity. Poisoning and mutilating the mentally ill is a crime not social justice. "TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Two Florida medical boards on Friday gave final approval to rules that restrict children from receiving gender-affirming care to treat gender dysphoria, taking one more step before the state bans puberty blockers and surgery for minors. The Florida boards of Medicine and Osteopathic Medicine each approved separate rulemaking focusing on barring some treatments for minors as a treatment for gender dysphoria. They instead placed a much heavier emphasis on treating children with behavioral therapy. Gender dysphoria refers to the feelings of discomfort or distress some transgender people experience when their bodies don’t align with their gender. The Board of Osteopathic Medicine, however, voted to allow for an exemption for minors to receive such treatments if they are enrolled in an approved research study. The two boards govern themselves under completely separate rules. Florida Board of Medicine Chairman David Diamond said during the meeting that the two boards could meet in the future to discuss one identical rule. Board of Medicine member Patrick Hunter said during Friday’s meeting that he was convinced to approve the bans after hearing previous testimony from individuals who suffered health complications that led them to stop undergoing transgender treatments. “We have a serious problem,” Hunter said. “And what we heard from people de-transitioning last week was evidence of that.” The rulemaking goes against recommendations made by groups such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Endocrine Society and the American Medical Association. Medical experts also have said gender-affirming care for children rarely, if ever, includes surgery. Instead, doctors are more likely to recommend counseling, social transitioning and hormone replacement therapy. Before the ban is adopted, the approved rules will be published in a state registry, which triggers a 21-day period for public comment period that could either lead to another hearing, or the measure will take effect. State Rep. Anna Eskamani (D-Orlando), on Friday told the board they were doing the work of the Legislature. “The voices of the parents in this room will not be erased,” Eskamani said. “I expect the Legislature to be our point of being and not the Board of Medicine.” Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis has repeatedly decried allowing transgender children to receive gender-affirming care such as surgeries or puberty blockers. DeSantis was an avid supporter of a 2021 law that banned banning transgender athletes from playing girls and women’s sports. Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo has also warned against prescribing puberty blockers and ordering surgeries for patients less than 18 years old. Ladapo’s guidance was followed by a recommendation made in June by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration that the state’s Medicaid program should stop paying for the same gender-affirming treatments. In response, AHCA approved a rule in August that banned Medicaid from paying for them.

Swift Press has acquired Time to Think: The Inside Story of the Collapse of the Tavistock’s Gender Service for Children by BBC "Newsnight" journalist Hannah Barnes. Publisher Mark Richards bought world English rights from Toby Mundy at Aevitas Creative Management UK. Publication is slated for spring 2023. The Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS), based at the Tavistock and Portman Trust in London, was initially launched to provide talking therapies to young people who were questioning their gender identity. The NHS announced recently that the clinic will close in spring next year. "In the last decade the GIDS came to refer more than 1,000 children, for medication to block puberty," the synopsis reads. "In the same period, the number of referrals exploded, increasing 30-fold, while the profile of the patients shifted from largely pre-pubescent boys to mostly adolescent girls, who were often contending with other difficulties. "Time to Think draws upon thousands of pages of documents, including internal emails and unpublished reports, and over a hundred hours of personal testimonies, to tell the inside story. Why had the patients changed so dramatically? Were all these distressed young people actually best served by taking puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones? While some young people appeared to thrive after taking the blocker, many seemed to become worse. Was there enough clinical evidence to justify such profound medical interventions in the lives of young people who had so much else to contend with?" Barnes said: "The more I learned while researching and reporting for the BBC, the more I felt compelled to tell this story. I have forensically examined internal documents and sought out data that GIDS has not openly shared. While the work of the service was well-intentioned, some aspects of its care are found to be very much wanting. I have been shocked, upset even, by some of what I have heard about very vulnerable young people. "I’ve spoken with dozens of clinicians who, between them, have worked with thousands of gender non-conforming young people. The same concerns were raised repeatedly by staff working at different points in time, at different locations, and who had never met. But still nothing changed. GIDS was inadequately supported by the wider Tavistock Trust and its commissioners at NHS England, but certainly missed opportunities to pause, reflect and do things differently." Richards called it "deeply researched and horrifyingly gripping". He said: "Time to Think is the definitive account of the decade-long medical scandal that has unfolded at the Tavistock’s gender identity development service for children, by the journalist who has done more than anyone to uncover the story." www.thebookseller.com/rights/swift-swoops-for-bbc-journalist-barnes-gripping-tavistock-gender-service-investigation

You keep silencing me but I will prevail. #NewNuremberTransgenderTribunal kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i8ugdpmEyJq9c4U.html

LGB people should be terrified that anyone, anywhere, ever, believes they need a special "clinic." Let's face it, this isn't gay and lesbian medicine. This is conversion therapy to change LG people into ersatz straight people.

Nice!