How to pronounce “bernhard” in English

almost a boiling boiling point I also remember as a first or second grader. Uh, the subway vigilante case.Bernhardt gets winner. Crime was just so over the top.Young people seem to have taken over the streets. That here was this white man who you know, who was carrying a

who you might know that name uh because the wiard is still aroundCharles wood Bernhard shade and uh John Heber by the1860s there were breweries across the territory so things were growing uh relatively quick

You wrote down some axioms, and then you proved some theorems.And that task was undertaken by Bernhard Riemann in the 1850s.

That's the Poincare recurrence.Similarly, Bernhard Riemann and all his ideas about geometry going back to the 1800s and so on and so forth.

into the right direction.And the support of our presidents Urs and Bernhard is amazing.They are both sports fanatics, like we all are.

And he saved every spare penny to buy a horse-drawn carriage.He took the company through prohibition with his sons Julius and Bernhard Jr.They really took over at that point, and took the company through prohibition by selling malt syrup for homebrewing purposes.

And those feelings were with me from childhood.And I write about reading this book that the comedian Sandra Bernhard wrote called "Confessions of a Pretty Lady".And she writes about walking down the street picking her nose.

That's one of the things they cover in the show.The character Cassie seems almost like a cross between like Elayne Boosler and Sandra Bernhard or something, at least with the struggles of the women back then.Right, right. I think it's mostly-- I mean, they-- in the show, she's the only woman who's among them.

--a reading, because it will just give a little bit of context to what I'm going to read, which is actually personal,family-oriented passage. So my great great grandfather, Bernhard Stroh, came over from Germany in 1848 with a family recipe--beer recipe, his family had made in Germany-- and $150 in his pocket.

I'm Sanders Kleinfeld, and it's my pleasure to introduce Chris Bernhardt.Chris is a professor emeritus of mathematics at Fairfield University, where he taught math for over 30 years.

please feel free to submit your questions.And with that, please join me in welcoming Chris Bernhardt.Thank you. Thank you for inviting me here today.

I always was for-- as a young child, drawing-- as a teenager, a photographer-- in 20's, installation artist-- later became a writer--So appreciating what we have, and the perseverance that-- you know, the founder's values-- I think of Bernhard's values.

The rest of those lines are actually all ESA collaborators of mine.The operations engineers, Federico Nespoli, Miguel Perez Ayucar, Mark Costa Sitja, as well as liaison scientists Claire Vallat, Bernhard Geiger,Nico Altobelli, and the software team, Manuel Fernandez, Fran Vallejo, Rafi Andres and Michael Kuppers.