in 1996 , the minsk theological academy was opened. and the regen department, where not only boys butalso girls studied. academy existed until 2015 and then was transferred to minsk, and 2 years ago it returned here again to zhirovishchi, no longer just the regen department, but the department of church arts, which includes the regen department and the icon painting department. this is a spiritual educational institution where, in addition to teaching, students teach. will be brought up here, what will be important is what fruit they can then bear both for society and for the church, therefore the state provides assistance to our theological school, all third-party, our students have the opportunity study for free at the theological school, free accommodation and food, also our students receive a scholarship and teachers the salary that the state allocates to us and... life, not just existence, but the life of our theological school, thanks to such close cooperation, collaboration between the church and the state brings great benefits for our society. in order to enter our theological

and not just a regen department, but a department. order to enter our theological seminary, each person must work for at least a year in his parish, at his place of residence, attend church, help at divine services, help the clergy, that is, gain the minimum experience that will be useful to him during his studies. all applicants pass an internal exam on the biblical historical covenant, liturgical regulations, church history, and catechism. disciplines, theology, scripture, church history, but secular disciplines, foreign languages, english or german, pedagogy, philosophy, psychology. the minsk theological seminary is located in the grodno region, in the slonem district, in the agricultural town of zhirovich, and what is very important and valuable is that it is located next to and together with svyatouspensky. zhirovichi monastery, which houses one of the great shrines of the belarusian people and the whole world, the zhirovichi icon of the mother of god. minsk theological seminary sets itself the goal of educating those people who

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regen became the second foreign leader to appear before both. chambers of the parliament.reagan supported the falklands war and approved the supply of the latest weapons to the british task force. later, thatcher became the only among western allies, which retaliated by allowing us f-11 fighter jets to take off from australian air force bases to bomb libya in 1986, explaining it as a belated step to aid the regen. britain plays a more important role in american strategy than any other european one. at critical moments in the late 1980s, thatcher was very influential in changing reagan's perceptions of trust in gorbachev, when he repeatedly declared his intention to end the cold war. before coming to geneva, i often said that we need to build trust in our relationships with each other. open and honest conversations at the summit are part of this process. i am sure that general secretary gorbachev will agree with the fact that... true trust in each other must be based on deeds, not just words. today i leave geneva and our meetings by the fireplace determined to use every opp

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back again after some time, for example, if we take one tripang, divide it into three parts due to its regenerativear, from each of these three parts, grow three separate tripangs, a unique aquatic organism grown in the sea, in our country, in order to protect it from extermination, fishing has been officially banned, the population is being restored on sea farms. for many generations, chinese residents know well that these places are the birthplace of rare marine life. hai shen wei is translated from chinese as tripanga bay, which is what asian neighbors have called golden rock bay in the center of vladivostok since the qing era. once upon a time these echinoderm moths really were here in abundance, they were pulled out of the bay by the thousands, the cape next to which the pylon of the dvant bridge stands was even popularly called tripanga. the chinese are buying up nutritional supplements, tinctures of tripang with honey, and trying it in local restaurants, for example, the so-called skablyanka, where sea cucumber is fried along with vegetables and pork. this dish. almost half a century ago, it

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theological seminary there is also a department of church arts, which includes two specializations, regen of education. mostly girls study in these specialties and specializations, and after graduation they become a church choir director or an icon painter. minor, we rise and start the third line bright and wide, the first line again. let's go to start. that in a fairly short time, that is, 4 years, a student must master not only the basic aspects of working with sound, working with music, and musical literacy, but he must first of all be imbued with the spirit of worship, the spirit of prayer, and understand what the connection between through prayer and singing, to convey this, to synthesize it in oneself. there are two choirs. male choir mixed choir. male choir, only men sing in it, boys and girls sing in a mixed choir. a male choir sings during the service in the assumption cathedral of the monastery. a a mixed choir, it sings during services in our three hierarchs church. and also , for the second year now , a children’s choir of students has been singing at the minsk theological sem

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judging by this document from republican party candidate nikki haley's campaign speech, the regen wing of the republican party proposes to make the issue of insufficient aid, bordering on betrayal of ukraine by the biden administration, a central element of the republican party's election campaign. and in this climate , i just don't see how republicans can block this bailout. of course, no one will put pressure on ukraine, because pressure is already happening, starting with taurus missiles, ending with aviation, i don't want to incite some, you know, treason or conspiracy, but this step-by-step, you know, pipette support of ukraine, when it comes to important, heavy weapons and their quantity, it is in principle... alarming yes, i cannot rule out that it is possible that we would like to develop some such scenarios that are not entirely pleasant for us, we understand that our budget is tied to a large extent under american aid, we understand that when they start talking about 300 billion frozen russian assets and transmission for us, this can be a palliative moment, because in order t

the regen wing of the republican party proposes to make the issue of insufficient aid, bordering on betrayal of ukraine by the biden administration, a central element of the republican election campaign. party, and in this climate, i just don't see how the republicans would block this bailout. of course, no one will put pressure on ukraine, because pressure is already happening, starting with tau missiles and ending with aviation. i don't want to start some, you know, treason or conspiracy theory, but this is a step-by-step, you understand, the pipette support of ukraine, when it comes to important, heavy weapons and their quantity. in principle , it is alarming, yes, i cannot exclude that it is possible that we would like to deploy some such scenarios that are not entirely pleasant for us, we understand that our budget is tied to a large extent under american aid, we understand that when they start talking about 300 billion of frozen russian assets and transferring it to us, this can be a palliative moment, because in order to make such a decision, there must also be a series of whole proce

document from the pre-election speech of the candidate from the republican party, nikki haley, the regencan party proposes to make the issue of insufficient aid bordering on betrayal of ukraine by the biden administration. element of the republican campaign , and in this climate i just don't see how republicans could block this financial assistance. nobody, of course, will put pressure on ukraine, because the pressure is already happening, starting from rakettau, ending with aviation, i don't want to incite some, you know, treason or conspiracy, but this is a step-by-step, you know, pipette support of ukraine, when it comes to importantly. heavy weapons and their quantity, it is alarming in principle, yes, i cannot rule out that it is possible that we would like to deploy some such scenarios that are not entirely pleasant for us, we understand that our budget is tied to a large extent under the american help, we understand that when they start talking about 300 billion frozen russian assets and their transfer to us, it can be a palliative moment, because in order to adopt such... there m

colonialism, well, that is, really, this is this approach of some kind of mirroring of conventional and or regensmetropolis it really works like that, that is, when a person, when a community is in a colonized position for a long time. she he automatically begins to somehow compare himself to these colonizers, to somehow try to see through their eyes, this is actually this trauma, and it is in us, well, it is possible, thank god, not now, but it lasted for a very long time already in the days of independence, i think that this problem, well, it is very broad, to my deep conviction, in principle, in 1991, there was no mental break with us. there were not many rethinkings, yes, that is, it is some kind of continuation, well, even the very fact that the soviet nomenclature remained there for a long time in power, yes, well, there was no space for a total reassessment of values, the simplest example, well, these are the dissidents, yes, if we look at how, for example, with the dissident movement eh... society works in the czech republic or in poland, and in us, well, this is a huge difference, yes, y

colonialism, well that is, really, this is this approach of some kind of mirroring, well, conditional and or regenstropolis, it really works like that. that is, when a person, when a community is in a colonized position for a long time, it automatically starts itself to somehow compare these colonizers to these colonizers , to somehow try to see them through their eyes, this is actually a trauma, er, and it is with us, well, it is possible, thank god, not now, but it lasted for a very long time already in the days of independence, i think , that this problem is very broad. to my deep conviction, in principle , in 1991, there was no mental break with the empire, there were not many rethinkings, yes, that is, it is some kind of continuation, well, even the very fact that the soviet nomenclature remained in power there for a long time , yes, well, there was no space for e the simplest example of a total revaluation of values ​​is a dissident. yes , if we look at how, for example, with the dissident movement, society works in the czech republic or in poland, and in ours, well, this is a huge difference

colonialism well, that is, really , this is this approach of some kind of mirroring, well, conditional and or regenstropolis, it really works like this, that is, when a person, when a community is in a colonized position for a long time, it automatically begins to somehow compare itself to these colonizers, to somehow try to look in their eyes, this is actually this trauma, and we already have it... maybe, thank god, not now, but it lasted for a very long time already during independence, i think that this problem, well, it is very broad, in my opinion deep beliefs, in principle, we had in 1991, well, mentally, there was no break with the empire, there were not many rethinkings, yes, that is, it is a kind of continuation, well, even the very fact that the soviet nomenclature remained in power there for a long time , yes, well, there was no space for a total reassessment of values , the simplest example, well, these are dissidents, yes , if we look at how, for example, with the dissident movement, society works in the czech republic or in poland, and in us, well, it huge difference yes you mean readi

that is, really this one... here this approach of some kind of mirroring, well , conditional and or regensopolis, it really works like that, that is, when a person, when a community is in a colonized position for a long time, it automatically begins to somehow compare itself to these colonizers, to somehow try to see through their eyes, this this is actually this trauma, and it is with us, well, it is already possible, thank god not now, but it lasted for a very long time already in independent times. i think that this problem, well, it is very broad, in my deep conviction, we have, in principle, in the 91st year, well there was no mental break with the empire, there were not many rethinkings, yes , that is, it is some kind of continuation, well, even the very fact that the soviet nomenclature remained in power there for a long time, yes, well, there was no space for... a total reassessment of values, the simplest example , well, these are dissidents, yes, if we look at how , for example, with the dissident movement, society works in the czech republic or in poland, and in ours, well, this

colonialism, well, that is really this, this approach of some kind of mirroring, well conditional and or regens, it really works like that, that is, when a person, when the community is in the colonized for a longer time. situation, she automatically begins to somehow compare herself to these colonizers, to somehow try to see through their eyes, this is exactly this trauma, and it is possible in our country, thank god not now, but it lasted for a very long time already in the days of independence, i think that this problem, well , it is very wide, in my deep conviction, we have it in principle in the 91st year, well mentally no... there was a break with the empire , not many rethinkings took place, yes , that is, it is some kind of continuation, well, even the very fact that the soviet nomenclature remained in power there for a long time, yes, well, there was no space for a total reassessment of values, the simplest example, well, it's the dissidents, yes, if we look at how, for example, with the dissident movement... society works in the czech republic or in poland, and in ours, well , this is

in new hampshire haley will need independents like regene phillippe to win and win big in this state. >> i know she's going to do what's right for this country. >> reporter: and to make inroads with former trump supporters. >> when trump came in it was a fresh face. and as time went on it's just a lot of -- too much noise. >> and that's why you're backing nikki haley? >> yeah. >> reporter: bob burns has a different perspective. he grew up here, involved in state politics, a trump backer since 2016. now he's hoping for gop unity. >> you suck it up, you get over it and you move on and you forge that alliance with donald trump. and you know, you work to make our country as great as it can be. >> hallie joining me now. and hallie, for mr. trump a new hampshire victory would provide major momentum toward wrapping up this nomination. >> reporter: yeah, lester. and tonight at his rally he's expected to be joined by several former primary competitors who are now backing him. as for haley, who is on stage behind me right now, she is under intense pressure in this critical state but she's alrea

refined, everything, so i could find it, only i was in an alley - find it for 5 dollars on a cardboard regen real. why, because i i told, i say, well, such a story, yes , we were called, well, pre-new year's affairs, there to the embassy, ​​they asked for a reception in the white house , they asked, muslim sang, i sang along, my wife regina is here, although, she says, i say, a fan of muslim magamaev , can i take a picture with you, i say, stop, i say , she also invited her husband, brought her husband, so muslim always said, volodya, you will ever quarrel with my wife, she still sometimes asks what kind of things you have relationship with nancy? no, well, well, it was funny that it was like that there is a photograph, here are new year's concerts , this is still a separate topic, new year's lights, well, yes, well, yes, well, of course, we have new year's songs, there is me too... i put on this fur coat and a beard and pretend, i know, what else did i remember at joseph davych’s, kabzon ’s anniversary, well, i decided to congratulate him, so i called, picked up the phone, well, a woman’s v

does he need five times his current holdings to be super regenerative with the ai? >> per hubris. he might be the first person. i get another data. they were trying to slow down in china's action. we were choosing them to fall first. they cannot be killed first in the movie. i'm not looking for them to fly, rise, or fall together. we are not going to get there. it is far more likely that the makeup changes. you are always tied up with ai. i think some of it goes higher. i think there are elections. this is for reasons that you don't need me to explain. there have never been a president more friendly this time than donald trump was. maybe he should use the s&p 500 for what we need. i think donald trump will fight for rich people like no other. they will give everyone that will inspire -- aspired to be rich a cut as well. this is another investment. that would send the market soaring. donald trump never stopped me as a man of trade trade president joe biden, might have the right to attack and stay a chance. i do want to pull it about yet. this is moderate copd. who knows what else t

refined in everything, so i could find it, only i was in an alley, find it. for 5 dollars on a cardboard regenlled, well, new year’s affairs, there to the embassy, ​​they asked for a reception at the white house. they asked muslim to sing, i sang along, then his wife regina, he wanted to, yes, and he said, i am, he says, a fan of muslim magamaev, but can i take a photo with you, i say, stop, i say, she also invited her husband, she brought her husband, so muslim always said: “volodya, you are with me.” do you ever quarrel with your wife, she still sometimes asks, “what is your relationship with nancy?” no, well... well, it was funny, there’s this photograph, here are the new year’s concerts, these are still separate.

a decade ago, -- they are regenerative ai supplier. does that capture the shift in sentiment?the mobile business is going nowhere. this is still the gateway, mobile devices. it is still the gateway for everything we are talking about. the question becomes, can apple capitalize on that? if they have something, it will not come out until june. we are getting these whispers that apple is doing something there but for now, apple is tearing it all away. that is largely because of the open ai. >> thank you. >>> let's get to courtney reagan now for ac nbc news update. >> names of people associated in some way with late sex offender jeffrey epstein will be made public as soon as today. documents from a central lawsuit involving epstein who took his own life in 2019 following his arrest on enteral trial sex trafficking charges. some of the names of the documents have already been disclosed in the case. minor victims listed in the documents will not be identified. >>> a new jersey religious leader was critically wounded in a shooting outside of a mosque today. newark, new jersey police

you are correct, 2020 four is the regenerative ai for apple. in 2024 they will hold their developer conference. in addition to new software for the iphone in the next few weeks, a lot of that presentation will be about how apple is going to integrate generative ai features across their operating system. they are planning to integrate generative ai into apple music. into the siri function. software developers, to help them program new applications. you are going to see a lot of news on jan ai -- gen ai from apple. i would not anticipate those features rolling out until october at the earliest, and a wider set of features in 2025. i would say in terms of the rollout strategy for generative ai, they are at least a year behind amazon, microsoft, etc.. microsoft this morning announced they are changing the windows pc keyboard for the first time in decades. they are adding an ai button. these companies saw the magic of ai when things like chatgpt rolled out a year ago or little over a year ago. and they saw what it was doing for the consumer, how it

compost is how i work and the soil biology or the microbes feed the plant and our job as regenerative farmers is to feed the microbes with compost and they will feed the plant. it is very much like in business where you say take care of your employees and your employees will take carolinas of your customers. the same thing. take care of the soil microbes and soil life and that will feed and take care of the plants. >> they love compost because it is a nutrient rich soil amendment. it is food for the soil. that is photosynthesis. pulling carbon from the atmosphere. pushing it back into the soil where it belongs. and the roots exude carbon into the soil. you are helping turn a farm into a carbon sink. it is an international model. delegations from 135 countries have come to study this program. and it actually helped inspire a new law in california, senate bill 1383. which requires cities in california to reduce the amount of compostable materials they send to landfills by 75% by 2025. and san francisco helped inspire this and this is a nation-leading policy. >> because we have such an i

so and it's actually really mild and, and, um, uh, great for sustainability as well as it's regenerativewhat are some of the flavors i have the hojicha roasted green milk tea. yeah. so hojicha is actually, um, exactly that. it's a roasted milk tea. so it tastes a little bit different than a green tea. it's got like a nuttier chocolaty flavor. we also have a taiwan style milk tea that i'm drinking right now. um, and that's sort of based on an homage of the original boba milk tea that was found in taiwan. we also found newest flavor in ube milk tea, which is inspired by where i grew up in hawaii. and, um, there was ube flavors everywhere, and i knew i had to create something for that, and that was pretty good. >> it's good. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, it's actually, um, one of my favorites. that one's made with a mulberry tea. so we all have, uh, loose leaf brewed tea from, um, small organic family farms. and we also have a jasmine flavor as well. >> well, i also grew up in hawaii, so there's a zillion places to get boba, uh, you know, drinks, and they're always fantastic. but where can people bu

we have people who know how to educate children we know people to health and healing and regenerativeiculture and everything else people getting out of prison. every problem that we have it. we can't make right with what's right in america. there's truth to that because in every have the geniuses including or mentioning. people with the power don't even really want to hear about the we know it today but the drug issue that would offend their corporate donors too often. so whene a visual of my presidency a fight leave i leave you with anything that is a visual it is that i opened up all the windows in all of the doors in the oval office and i search this country for the people of much better ideas. for people who20th century who have a transformational rather than transactional attitude toward repairing lives a holistic perspective on how to begin again. how to initiate a season of repair how to cut the cord within aberrational chapter of 5050years in this country and i say to those people, calm on in we got this place for four years. thank you everyone, and q so, so much. [applause] l

. >> reporter: from wool produced through regenerative farming practices in new zealand to harnessingr its sneakers, all birds has been redefining fashion forward. >> what are some of the challenges using new materials? >> the whole industry has had a focus on plastics and synthetics now for going on 50 years. and all of a sudden, you're trying to bring in new material and new supply chain into a new product. and we've been around five years. >> reporter: leather is one of the most common materials in shoes. swillen jer understands why. >> it breathes. it's like, you know, naturally weather-resistant. it like, you know, bends nice when you walk, and it feels good. that's a very high bar. >> reporter: but leather is made from cattle hides with animal agriculture responsible for roughly 20% of all greenhouse gases. and both traditional and vegan leather alternatives are manufactured using petrochemicals, adding another layer of toxicity. >> and if you look out into the world of alternatives to bovine leather, and there's not a lot out there. >> reporter: as a certified "b" corporation f

you know, we need start to you know, we need to start to look at solutions for more regenerative andod. but don't bite the hand that feeds you. don't ever forget that. and i'll tell you something. when you look, you , something. when you look, you, you are going to need maybe an accountant once a year, a dentist , a doctor. you're going dentist, a doctor. you're going to need a farmer. every single day of your life. and that's across the world. and the majority of farms across the world are family farms. these are people that are working seven days a week, 365 days a year to produce food, to feed people affordably, you know, and healthily . and that's the scary healthily. and that's the scary bit . i see these, you know, bit. i see these, you know, listening to your speech earlier, mate, and i see these multinational corporations flying in and out of davos looking at us, thinking , who are looking at us, thinking, who are these? do they want us eating bugs and processed rubbish? you know , let's build a better know, let's build a better britain on our bellies. let's look for a farmin

civilian we have people who know how to educate children we know people how to health and healing and regenerativeave it. we can't make right with right in america. there's truth to that because in every area we have the geniuses mentioning. wower don't even really want to hear about the solutions. we know it today but the drug issue that would offend their corporate donors too often. so when i have a visual of my presidency i leave you with anything that is a visual it is that i opened up all the windows in all of the doors in the oval officevá i search this country for the people of much better ideas. for people who are not stuck in the 20th century who have a transformational rather than transactional attitude toward repairing lives a holistic perspective on how to begin again. how to initiate a season of repair how to cut the cord within aberrationa and i say to those people, calm on in we got this place for four years. thank you everyone,nd so, so much. [applause] pz let people live and including undocumented are a contributor to america's economy. they're not -- they're not a but a contradic

we have people who know how to educate children we knowhow to d regenerative agriculture and everythingve it. we can't make right with what's right in america. the's truth to we have the genis including or mentioning. people with the power don't even really want to hear about the solutions. we know it today but the drug issue that would offend their corporate donors too often. so when i have a visual of my presidency i leave you with anything that is a visual it is that i opened up all the windows in all of the doors in the oval office and i search this country for the people of much better ideas. fo are not stuck in the 20th century who have a transformational rather than transactional attituded repairing lives a holistic perspective on how to begin again. how to initiate a season of cord within aberrational chapter of 50years in this country and i sy to those people, calm on we got this place for four years. thank you everyone, and q so, so much. [applause] ■i let people live and including undocumented are a contributor to america's economy. they're not -- store i would do everything

not all of it, but we can can repurpose subsidies to support smallholder farmers to support regenerative agriculture to and carbon sequestration. we can support the investment in what is often too often called specialty crops, which are more fruits and vegetables, oils. and so repurposing subsidies is going to be quite critical. but the other quite critical finding initial source is private sector . what we need is private sector investment in the food and agriculture system. only 4.8% of all climate finance dollars from the private sector goes to ag and food for point 8. yes and food represents 25% of the greenhouse gases emitted every year. and it is the most the system that is most vulnerable to climate change. why is that right? why is that? i look out on this audience and ceos and say, why is that? the reality is that agriculture and food have already have always been deemed risky. we're not sexy enough as transportation and energy, but we are critical because even if we did everything that that that has been suggested on the in the energy system, if we and transport nation if we do

we have people who know better how to do health and hea regenerative agriculture, everything else. of prison. but every problem that we have-- clinton used to say, there's nothing wrong we make america, that we won't make light. there's truth to that because in every area we actually have the geniuses and the best practices, including what you're mentioning. the problem is the people with the solutions too often do not have the power. and people with the power don't even really want to hear about the solutions and for what you said sir, it's not-- we know what to do with the drug issue, but that would offend their corporate donors too often. so visual of my presidency lead with anything that's a visual it's that i open up the windows andhe oval office and i search this country for the people who have much better ideas, for people who are 20th century, who have a transformational rather than transactional attitude and a much more whole person holistic perspective on how to begin again. how to initiate a season of repair how to cut the cord with an aberrational chapter of 50 years in

gorbachev, regen, and the rakeviks could have done this, but they didn’t.ion unfortunate disadvantaged people drag out their lives. it's time to be friends and work amicably. it was peter kuznick's time. time will tell who is who and put everything in its place. you mentioned the meeting on the elbe, but in general? unfortunately, i think this is a very big problem. the average answer is 90,000. how many soviet citizens died? average the answer was 100,000. imagine, 100,000 versus 27 million. if people don’t know history, then they don’t understand that wars can be different, that the situation can be changed, that the world can be different. peace is possible. yes, listen, well, on the one hand, of course, thanks to peter kuznik for giving the interview. okay, i’m afraid that’s exactly what they think, so we discussed in the previous part of the program, yes, how and why short, so to speak, historical memory is dangerous, but because that’s because there are 100,000 people, and years later 10 there will be some , well, they will have some kind of attitude

just looking at--[indiscernible] hi, i'm marny regen, she, her pronouns with larkin street youth service and cochair of [indiscernible] i want to extend our gratitude to committee and hsh for gibbing the tay providers the opportunity to collectively strat jz how to program the acquisition housing fund for transitional age youth. tay providers in partnership and young people we serve developed this proposal to provide a range of housing options for 158 young people fleeing domestic violence, moving on from transitional housing, or exits supportive housing. this means 158 young people can beam or remain housed so they can heal from trauma, continue building their life-skill and pursue their dreams. 158 young people who grow into strong independent adults making our city a better place fwr future transitional age youth. thank you for voting to give these 158 young people the safety stability and support they deserve. thanks. >> we'll take the next public commenter. >> hi. good afternoon. my name is [indiscernible] i work in [indiscernible] i have been involved for a very long time in this t

compost is how i work and the soil biology or the microbes feed the plant and our job as regenerativearmers is to feed the microbes with compost and they will feed the plant. it is very much like in business where you say take care of your employees and your employees will take carolinas of your customers. the same thing. take care of the soil microbes and soil life and that will feed and take care of the plants. >> they love compost because it is a nutrient rich soil amendment. it is food for the soil. that is photosynthesis. pulling carbon from the atmosphere. pushing it back into the soil where it belongs. and the roots exude carbon into the soil. you are helping turn a farm into a carbon sink. it is an international model. delegations from 135 countries have come to study this program. and it actually helped inspire a new law in california, senate bill 1383. which requires cities in california to reduce the amount of compostable materials they send to landfills by 75% by 2025. and san francisco helped inspire this and this is a nation-leading policy. >> because we have such an imm

my name is marty regen from larkin street youth service and part of homeless emergency service provider association. thank you to hsh for the budget presentation and to the commission for this discussion. we are dismayed by the midyear general fund add back cuts that eliminate expansion of food security and lower polk tay nav. the funding asks seem meager for one of the wealthiest cities in the worlds. cutting [indiscernible] reduced from the original $1.5 million ask that has ta providers convened youth with lived experience for months asking across all 8 or 9 providers and clients what they need and food coming out of the pandemic was the biggest ask from youth. we had the same ask two years ago, it got cut so this year it went from 1.5 down to $200 thousand and now on the cut list. it seems ludicrous frankly. cutting $200 thousand food security and the million in shelter capital will not make a dent in the city $800 million budget deficit,:bolstering food resources for young people spaesh in scattered sites and supportive housing sites like we heard earlier and in light of the snap c