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Marie Curie, born Maria Sklodowska from a poor family in Poland, rose to the pinnacle of scientific fame in the early years of the twentieth century, ...

And at the same time she was knitting for the war. BOB SIMONS: Well, I think it’s an important question and I think how I would answer would be also for many of the others we study and that is, find something in life that you love to do. And she decided that what she would try to do in her work is understand the physics of what these rays were and what made them work. But she was very careful to try to ensure that she could do everything possible to ensure that her children and Pierre and her father-in-law, who helped as well, were all looked after to the extent that she could. And she spent the war literally driving up and down the front lines herself and she didn’t know how to drive. And this was so impressive that to add to her Nobel Prize in physics, the committee actually awarded her a second Nobel Prize this time in chemistry. And her father could send her a little bit and Bronia was helping her, but she was living in a sixth floor walkup that was unheated. And he agreed to let her come in and use the lab for her work. And it took seven full years for Bronia to study to become, successfully study, to become a doctor, then it would be Maria’s turn to travel to a Paris to the Sorbonne for herself to study and in turn Bronia would support her. I think many of us know her, but the degree of determination, the passion she brought to her work and her ability to take her discoveries and really change the world for the better, I think is just a phenomenal story. And so, the problem she faced was she desperately wanted to continue her education. And the plan was her sister, Bronia would first go to university and Bronia wanted to study to become a doctor.

The now-ex didn't take their breakup well. Is "the dumper" always to blame for breaking someone's heart?

I am pushing 30 and felt uneasy about moving in, getting engaged and taking the next step. Dear Carolyn: My boyfriend of 2½ years and I broke up in March; it was the first big heartbreak for both of us. I tend to agree, but at times I am still overcome with guilt at ending the relationship.

City and state leaders like Governor Glenn Youngkin, Mayor Levar Stoney and Richmond City Council gathered Tuesday for the groundbreaking. CoStar Founder and ...

You’re going to see buildings rise to the sky. Fortunately for us, over the last five years, we’ve seen population growth, economic growth and cultural growth despite a global pandemic,” Mayor Levar Stoney said. This is an amazing and really beautiful piece of land,” CoStar Founder and CEO Andy Florance said.

The attack on Paul Pelosi last week has sparked an urgent conversation about lawmaker security amid increased threats.

The U.S. Capitol Police had cameras outside the home of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, but they were not monitored, according to three sources familiar with ...

Two police officers arrived minutes later and entered the home, encountering DePape and Paul Pelosi struggling over a hammer. The officers immediately restrained and disarmed DePape, while Paul Pelosi appeared to be unconscious on the floor. Despite being told that the speaker was not home and would not be for several days, DePape said he would wait and started taking out zip ties from his backpack to tie up Paul Pelosi, according to the complaint. local time, according to the federal complaint. Hopefully you can understand that we cannot disclose the details about these improvements because our country cannot afford to make it easier for any potential bad actors." The U.S.

The man accused of breaking into the home of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and assaulting her husband told the police that he also planned to confront other ...

Mr. DePape, Mr. Ciccarelli helped Mr. From 2002 to 2009, Mr. Ciccarelli, 76, described Mr. Lipson said that Mr. Ciccarelli became close to Mr. In the days since the attack, those who know Mr. During the 911 call that prompted a dispatcher to send officers, Mr. The police said that without any questioning, Mr. Pelosi asked if he could call anyone for Mr. At another point, when Mr.

The DOJ is said to be considering the move for information on how secret government files ended up at the former president's Florida resort.

last week, “much of the security left with her, and officers in Washington stopped continuously monitoring video feeds outside her house,” according to the Post. [Read it at The Washington Post](https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/11/01/capitol-police-cameras-caught-break-in-pelosi-home-no-one-was-watching/) The problem was, The Washington Post reports, no one was watching, sources “familiar with how Capitol Police learned of the break-in and who have been briefed on or viewed the video themselves” told the paper.

Disturbing new details have emerged in the attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, including that the alleged assailant told police he ...

But the window was broken in and it was strange the cops were standing there practically from the moment it all took place.” “It’s weird things going on in that household in the last couple of weeks,” Trump said. “That’s like saying Lee Harvey Oswald was connected with crime in Dallas or John Wilkes Booth was the result of a crime problem at Ford’s Theater. So I’m not going to add to all the speculation by talking about the facts of this case right now.” At one point, DePape allowed Pelosi to use the bathroom, and it was during this time that he was able to use his cell phone to call 911, according to the court documents. But then went onto say ‘it’s really a product of crime – that’s the Democrats fault.’” “This plan would include an emphasis on adding redundancies to the measures that are already in place for Congressional leadership. The officers arrived at the scene at this point, and after Pelosi opened the door and greeted them, one of them turned on their flashlight and saw the two men holding opposite ends of the hammer, according to the court documents. Pelosi remained unresponsive for about three minutes, waking up in a pool of his own blood,” the documents said. Downstairs, DePape, noting that police would be arriving soon, told Pelosi: “I can take you out.” He then walked over to Pelosi while holding the hammer upright, causing Pelosi to reach out and put his hand on it. “The officers rushed into the house, tackled (DePape), and disarmed him. “Are you Paul Pelosi?” DePape asked, according to the documents.

Coming on the heels of their acclaimed 2021 debut, Everything, Chicago-based quintet Bnny have just released a new standalone single, "Breaking Up", ...

Nov. Guitars chime and sparkle and fuzz while she sings of “breaking up and making up / and breaking up again”. Music can often be used as a coping mechanism, and Bnny are finding relief through the rhythmic catharsis of “Breaking Up”.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - The man charged with breaking into U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's home and clubbing her husband with a hammer later told ...

Officers said the intruder broke in through a glass door to the residence with the same hammer he is accused of using to strike Paul Pelosi. Capitol Police captured the attack in real time, but officers did not notice the images until after local police had already arrived. House of Representatives hostage, and to break her kneecaps unless she told him the "truth" under his questioning. The 82-year-old speaker herself was away in Washington at the time. Northway ordered DePape to remain in custody without bail for pretrial proceedings, at least until a formal detention hearing is held. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - The man charged with breaking into U.S.

US Capitol Police first learned of the break-in at the San Francisco home of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi about 10 minutes after the incident when an officer ...

So I’m not going to add to all the speculation by talking about the facts of this case right now.” He was heroic and the dispatcher figuring out that there was something more was also heroic.” He also waived his right to a hearing within 10 days at his arraignment at a San Francisco court room. “What I will say is that there’s been a lot of speculation regarding Mr. 2 from the presidency, right?” DePape said, according to the filing. Earlier Tuesday, DePape entered a not guilty plea to all state charges during an initial appearance in court. Pelosi appears to have been hit with DePape’s hammer at least once as seen on police body camera footage, but investigators are working to determine if he was hit more than that, Scott said. “At the end of the day, she did figure it out and raised the priority of the call thinking that wasn’t like what was reported by Mr. At one point during the incident, Paul Pelosi asked DePape why he wanted to see Nancy Pelosi. Federal law enforcement agencies have consistently warned about the increasing threat of politically motivated violence after January 6, 2021, raising specific concerns about the likelihood that online calls for violence result in real-world attacks. I’m not going to stand here and do nothing even if it cost me my life.” “I didn’t really want to hurt him, but you know this was a suicide mission.

When Elise Hammond moved to New York City in 2021 to be part of creating the new CNN streaming platform called CNN+, she knew she was taking a gamble.

The writing skills and news gathering skills are things I learned at WOUB.” “I was part of developing and building the entire service and product,” said Hammond. “Learning to ask the right questions and finding the voices that need to be in every story are things I learned at WOUB. “I liked the idea of having my hands in a lot of different areas of the newscast. To be able to work at a professional station like WOUB and get mentorship from professional staff, faculty and older students, I knew that was something I wanted to be a part of.” “I covered the Roe v. “I was helping to write everything. “Being at WOUB, in that environment, prepared me for the pace of TV news. But Hammond also knew she had the skills and resilience needed to handle whatever came her way because of her time at Ohio University and WOUB. Hammond grew up in Columbiana, Ohio and descends from a long line of Bobcats. I learned so much during all of that.” “My last few months at Ohio University and WOUB were during the COVID-19 lockdown, and we had to come up with innovative ways to produce news from home.

No security alarm went off during the break-in, CBS News learned, even after the suspect broke the glass on a rear door to the house.

In this instance, the source said the cameras around her house were not monitored because Nancy Pelosi was not at home, and she was not in California at the time of the attack on her husband. At the time of the break-in, she was with her security detail in Washington, D.C. The revelation about the security cameras was first reported by According to one of the sources, the department doesn't have the resources to dedicate one person to monitor each camera. But Capitol Police only learned of the break-in after an officer in the command center saw a police cruiser in the couple's driveway and alerted superiors, according to two sources familiar with the investigation. The cameras monitor the Capitol complex and other high-interest locations around the country.

Cameras at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's home which feed security footage to U.S. Capitol...

Surveillance from the scene allegedly showed a man with a hammer breaking a glass panel and entering the speaker’s home. Cameras at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s home which feed security footage to U.S. The Post cited three anonymous sources familiar with how Capitol Police learned of the attack who recounted how Capitol officers watching 1,800 live feeds noticed flashing lights from San Francisco police outside the Pelosi home in San Francisco and began backtracking footage.

While the prequel nature of the show restricts what some characters can do, Better Call Saul sidesteps this for its main character, Jimmy McGill. Right from the ...

Breaking Bad was a show that was always going to end with at least some tragedy, and its final season was inevitably going to have Walter White emerge as a full-blown villain. It'd be hard for any show to deliver a single episode like "Ozymandias," so the fact Better Call Saul never quite equaled it is ultimately understandable. Better Call Saul could sometimes stray a little too far into fan service, especially in its otherwise strong final season, when it seemed like the writers wanted to feature almost every character from Mike in particular became a far deeper and more complex character thanks to Better Call Saul, as an excellent episode like season 1's "Five-O" demonstrates. Even minor ones who were in less just a few episodes - like Tuco or the Salamanca twins - were very memorable, and Gus Fring's role as a villain for the middle third of the show gave it some of its best episodes. Even those who prefer Better Call Saul to Breaking Bad would have to admit it's a slower-paced show. Better Call Saul may have kept the fate of its main character a mystery throughout its run, thanks to its flash-forwards, but not everyone fared so well. The central one was perhaps Walt and Jesse, who went through a great deal together, and had a dynamic that became more strained as the show went on. Given Breaking Bad succeeds as a crime-thriller tragedy with a fast-paced plot, and Better Call Saul works as a slower-paced, character-focused drama (with some dark comedy), the following list doesn't aim to argue that one is better than the other. It's important to note that both are great in their own ways (even if one [somehow still doesn't have any Emmys](https://collider.com/better-call-saul-no-emmy-wins/)), and are heavily linked, as Better Call Saul is set (mostly) before Breaking Bad, and features many returning characters from the original show. While the prequel nature of the show restricts what some characters can do, Better Call Saul sidesteps this for its main character, Jimmy McGill. Viewers would have known Jimmy would become Saul before the series was over, but they didn't know how, and they certainly didn't know what would happen to him after Breaking Bad.

Watch the visualizer for “Breaking Up,” a new song from Jess Viscius' Chicago-based project, Bnny.

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Bnny, the Chicago-based project led by Jessica Viscius, have released a video for the new song 'Breaking Up'.

[‘I’m Just Fine’](https://ourculturemag.com/2022/01/26/bnny-releases-new-single-im-just-fine/), it’s “yet another breakup song,” Viscius joked in a press release. “A reflection of my past and present.” The track was recorded and mixed by Dave Vettraino and comes with a visual shot by Jessica’s twin sister, Alexa Viscius. [Artist Spotlight interview with Bnny.](https://ourculturemag.com/2021/08/25/artist-spotlight-bnny/)

A man from Green Bay could be looking at decades in prison after he was charged with multiple counts of stealing from his parents and breaking into their ...

More than 20000 travelers are expected to go through the airport in the two days before the holiday.

- Construction is happening at the airport, resulting in congestion. - The average plane was 87.5% occupied for early October. We're back in the air, baby.

Minutes went by before any Capitol Police officer reviewed the footage. Law enforcement leaders said they planned to beef up protections for members of ...

“It’s inconceivable that the family of the person, the woman, who is second in line to the presidency, doesn’t have appropriate security. 6 attack, every House Republican voted against legislation to [provide about $2 billion in emergency Capitol security spending](https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/20/us/capitol-security-bill-republicans-democrats.html); ultimately, Congress approved [about $70 million for the Capitol Police force](https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/29/us/politics/senate-capitol-security-emergency-spending.html) and millions for upgrading the Capitol building. Honoré, a retired lieutenant general who conducted a review of Capitol security after the Jan. The amount will be determined as part of a broader year-end negotiation between Democrats and Republicans who are haggling over a number of spending priorities. Providing round-the-clock security to 535 lawmakers — nevermind their families — would be costly, and members of both parties have chafed at the idea of walling themselves off from the public. “The curse of it is that you almost incentivize people to threaten a member because you can protect yourself or your re-election — but you can’t effectively do both,” said Eric Swalwell, Democrat of California, a frequent target of threats. Thomas Manger of the Capitol Police said Tuesday, adding that he could not disclose the security upgrades he was planning to implement. The assassination of a member of Congress feels like an inevitability.” They book their own travel, flying coach or riding Amtrak, and are mostly on their own for protection when they are not at the Capitol. Unlike presidents, who receive round-the-clock security provided by the taxpayer-funded Secret Service, including separate protection for members of their families, most members of Congress receive little government-provided security, and their families seldom have any. The review has also found that the San Francisco police stopped posting a car in front of the Pelosi household 24 hours a day as the agency had after the Jan. Pelosi, 82, with a hammer, fracturing his skull, would also include an assessment of security for other members of Congress and their families.

The very best breakers in Europe will meet in Manchester, England to battle it out for the continental crown from November 5-6. Here's what you need to know ...

Manchester ](/en/sport-events/2022-wdsf-breaking-european-championship-manchester/) [here](https://olympics.com/en/sport-events/2022-wdsf-breaking-european-championship-manchester/) to livestream all the action from Manchester. Newly crowned national champion, 33-year-old b-boy Dany (Danis Civil) will lead a 20-strong French contingent after his ninth-place finish at worlds. It will be knock-out until only one victorious b-girl and one winning b-boy remain. And they’re not planning on stopping there. Here’s what you need to know about the event streaming live on Olympics.com.

Three separate residents in the same neighborhood described similar crimes, with thieves ringing the doorbell in the middle of the day when no one was home, ...

The student or students who made the threat could face disciplinary action, including expulsion or even arrest, Principal Michelle Thomas said.