trembled, so we work with our voices, it seems okay it shouldn’t have happened, i actually felt my voice to your question, how difficult is it, it’s very difficult, by the way, yes, you first felt the president’s care at the very beginning of your career, yes, 24 years back put as a special scholarship presidential fund for the support of talented youth, huh? can this be called the first step on the path to the title of folk? for me, the title of “people” implies that the whole people really knows the person, this applies to you 100%, even for those who, say, are far from the art of opera, but they know you, i can confirm this from personal communication, so that's how much? yes, this is really the first step, of course, then i didn’t think that i would one day become a people’s people and not even... and the conservatory of the belarusian academy music, participated, took part in international vocal competitions , in which i won three times, such students can become scholarship recipients of the presidential fund for the support of talented youth, and of course for me this was a very im

to create a voice that sounded like her dollars voice and she couldn't tell the difference. even though in the moment of extreme horrific terror probably shook her to her court and police said there was nothing they could do. no money was transferred, no crime had been committed. this feels to me and imagine many others it's a huge blind spot in the loft. we have a couple of lawyers on the piano here. crypto and a.i., law enforcement doesn't have a remedy and neither does the judicial system. if you can't find anyone to sue so my answer is the needs to be some legislation that allows people to be identified with the money has gone to be identified so there is a remedy for the harm being crossed. >> , the issue for this specific case? about this happened to somebody i'm close with, almost the exact same thing and again, no money was transferred but it was shocking in this case, a grandparent that had the same thing happened to them with the grandkid, no money was transferred and it seems like a crime attempting to rip somebody off even though they want successful want to feel

, it seems to me that a kind, good person has a beautiful voice, and a speaking and singing voice asle sing, but someone just hooked you, for example, you heard this voice and say, yes, everyone is great, everything is fine, but i liked this soloist. in kiev she sang on the stage of the bolshoi theater, and interned in italy, yeah, and i studied with her, that is, this is a belarusian-ukrainian, italian school, and belarusians are lucky that we are geographically located in such place, the situation is such that we take the best from everywhere, process and pass off as our product the experience of all the peoples who also live with us, because the great theater that was opened before... the war, then after the war , after the evacuation, when we opened a big theater, a lot of singers came to us from russia, from the former soviet union, there were castings, and it was such a mixture of different things. unique sights can be found literally at every step. locals say that if you rub antonio's palm, it will bring good luck and a lot of money. and such unusual cymbals are only available

i am your inner voice, and what is this inner voice, voice? why is he talking?aken away. the criminal you put down is called igor losev, was repeatedly prosecuted for robbery, you can guess his nickname, elk, so it turns out i killed the elk. how did you even end up here? and you won’t believe it, we came into the store with a dog, here we go, and what happened to the victim? they took her home, she's stressed, she 's not worried so much about herself, not because the car was stopped, she was robbed, because she hit a black cat with a wheel, maybe she's all that loyal, i don't know, maybe she just loves animals, by the way, maksimov, find the cat, isn’t it a murder? there's an attempted robbery here, well really, maksimov, for you and the dog it’s a matter of five minutes, really, max, find the cat, thank you, lesha, even, by the way, one of the attackers in a hare mask, diana bit her hand, there should be a trace, here i am this robber wearing a mask, he wounded a cat in the leg, well, judging by the amount of blood, the wounds are serious , well, that’s good,

is the main weapon of an opera singer, yes, the voice , well, the voice is one of the main components, you directly beg the question, because... intellect and voice in support of the country things that are very important in the twentieth are very strongly connected, why did your voice not sit down at that moment, unlike some, i think, because i have a professionally trained voice, but seriously, i once talked to my mother, the twentieth it was a difficult year for me, i’ll tell you honestly, i was one of the few leaders. my second grandfather, my dad’s father, he came from moscow, he was the first director of the minsk automotive technical school, he raised minsk after the war, there was the construction of maz, he... trained specialists for maz, that is, these are the people who created belarus, who were patriots. i think that a lot comes from family, these roots that we have, these are real ones, they support us very much and do not let us, it seems to me to go in a completely different direction, because the truth, there is only one, you know, such an absolutely simple and obvious

the voices of the people? we won again, and that's why the people of georgia were able to vote in the runoff. about 100,000 people voted, and that was the margin roughly of my victory. voter suppression matters. standing up for the voices of ordinary people matters. thank you, centre for american progress for your work. thank you for standing up on behalf of the best of our values time and time again, and no matter how difficult it seems, don't let anybody discourage you . don't let anybody turn you around. there are moments when i feel discouraged, but i remember my parishioner john lewis, whose funeral i officiated. i asked myself the night before i officiated his funeral, what was john lewis thinking when he crossed that edmund pettus bridge? was he thinking that one day at the end of his life at his funeral there would be three american presidents on both sides of the aisle there to pay him tribute? he could not have imagined that. that's not what he did it. did he do it thinking he would be the recipient

and so, this brinksmanship is being driven by extremist voices , voices that echo the same forces that are eroding our democracy. and while we rightly focus on that, and i don't intend to let the house majority off the hook for all the chaos that has been unleashed in washington, but i submit that it is too easy to just focus on the drama in the house. and say, why don't those folks get their act together? it is too easy to single out and blame for our current state of disarray only on the narcissism of a handful of partisan actors. it is easy to kind of watch the news cycle and look at this political personality is up and this one is down and to see the drama as it unfolds. but the question we ought to be asking ourselves is how did we get here. how we got ourselves in this malaise in the first place? and part of that answer to this civic quandary is a topic that is not terribly . it is not all that interesting to talk about. but it is deeply consequential. partisan and racial gerrymandering. i think just pointing to the drama in the house, sort of laughing at mccarthy and moving on,

you just take it and voice it. well, what about tongue twisters? drone.ring boarding, and warn about important details. i am very grateful to the belteleradiocompany, the belavia company, for allowing this to happen, this is pride - this is a merit, and i will proudly tell my grandchildren about this, this is exactly what i will tell about. the airline is confident that vladimir’s velvety baritone will envelop all passengers with homely warmth and comfort. and we are with it. completely agree how the holy saints help believers with their invisible power, not the saint himself is the source , he is the conductor of our prayers, he is an intercessor before god, why do people change their way of life and go to... something in my heart sounded like it was necessary to leave this secular life, just like the grand duchess in hers time, she left a luxurious, rich secular life and devoted herself to monastic work, just as faith gives strength and supports in difficult times, our prayer requests to the lord, the mother of god and the holy saints should be aimed at

for a little while, voice baking was something that you could use with biometric markers of a voice to authenticate them as a user. it was very recently that a reporter was able to break into their own account using voice banking. they were able to demonstrate this technology has advanced to the point where it may not be viable in terms of authenticating a user. is so, in cybersecurity, you're supposed to have multifactor authentication at all times. it does great obstacles to access some of your assets or information or whatever it might be because of the ease-of- use in terms of doing more away -- ways to authenticate can cause people to not want to do that service. but it is necessary. no longer are voice biometrics enough to authenticate a user. if so, you're seeing banks move away from that or shy away from voice authentication as a way to verify. the second thing is behavioral. when it comes to cyber hygiene, we tend to engage our products or services in a way that is familiar to us. and so, if you introduce a behavior such as using your voice to authenticate your bank account, f

their voice! we will give them back their voice. we did it on the idea stage.e will take that to michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, all around the country, as we win the big wins, from the biden legislative victories, we will let them know how that impacts their lives and how we will incentivize the private sector to double down and bet on the middle class of this country. but we are going to do it in a way that is not about us but is about them, that centers their story and centers them with the kinds of democratic outcomes that we are really looking for. because this is not just a moment where people are going to walk up next year to cast a vote. or that are just going to be telling stories about some measure of economic progress. we are making it clear, we are on the edge of a cliff. yes, sometimes a fiscal live. the biden administration is addressing that. but we are at the cliff of liberalism, a democratic left, we do not want to go over. we want to pull back and build a bridge to collectivity, to community. we want to lift up the flame and the fire that you al

is the main weapon of an opera singer, and the voice, well, the voice is one of the main components,ause intelligence and voice in support of the country are very strongly connected, very important things in 20 , why didn’t your voice sit down at that moment, unlike some, i think, because i have a professionally trained voice, but seriously, i somehow i spoke with my mother, the twentieth year was difficult for me, i’ll tell you honestly, i was among the few... cultural figures who defended their position, it was very clear, it was clear, i didn’t even have any doubts, i didn’t understand why everyone else around me didn’t think like me, this was good for me, i asked my mother, my mother says why i think so, but they don’t, she says: you know, we didn’t have traitors in our family, and this is really an important point, because my grandfather... reached berlin, my mother’s father , my second grandfather, my father’s father, he came from moscow, he was the first director of the minsk auto mechanical college, he raised minsk after the war, there was the construction of maz, he trained

style that we had in the voice of the original voice of that character .from friends and voice actors. the radio also took the trouble to draw the other roles , one was the commander of the navy, the other was the commander of the ground forces and the head of savak, etc. yes, yes, the friends played all the roles of the members of that meeting, and exactly the feeling that starts in the first meeting with a sense of authority and the plan of this strange operation that now has the opportunity after this is also an explanation about the content of these key people's meetings, from their own point of view, they are in the revolution , and they think of providing a place for the prison. it is suggested to kill these people and arrest them somewhere in bushehr, somewhere in the south of the country , somewhere in shiraz, how many places are suggested that have logistical concerns to carry out this work , and a demonstration happens after that, so-called people say in the name of supporting the law and the shah, create an atmosphere like august 28 and prepare

is the main weapon of an opera singer, and the voice, well, the voice is one of the main components,telligence and voice in support of the country are very strongly connected and very important things in the twentieth, but why didn’t your voice sit down at that moment , unlike some, i think, because i have a professionally trained voice , but seriously, i once talked to my mother, the twentieth year is difficult for me, to be honest with you... i’ll tell you, i was among the few cultural figures who defended their position, it was clear very, it was clear, i didn’t even have no doubt, i didn’t understand why everyone else around me didn’t think the same way as i did, that was good, i asked my mother, my mother said why i think so, but they don’t, she says: you know, in our family there were no traitors, and this... is an important point, because my grandfather reached berlin, my mother’s father, my second grandfather, my father’s father, he came from moscow, he was the first director of the minsk auto mechanical college, he raised minsk after the war , there was the construction of m

voice was the law, your voice was healing , your voice was a burden, it was the voice of god.iran, don't be devastated, your voice is like blood in the morning of jal field, your voice is bubbling with the dust of tabriz, shiraz, yazd and khorasan , the sound of clouds in the city, the sound of a spring in the mountain, in the evening, two mountains in karbala, shlamcheh, in fa and in fatah bostan. . your voice is the connection of this alley with the heart of history, your voice is beyond our logic, voice. takbir allahu akbar voice you are water, it is bread, not that burning reed secret, the song of the nightingale, which is hidden in the veil of flowers, your voice is the peace of saadi's poetry, which is the comfort of the passion of hafez, who is in the corner of isfahan , your voice is the passion of martyrdom. that the fortress is the fortress, that the iron is expensive, i don't have everything in the world, your voice is my imagination, that it is religion, that in the evening of doubt and fear, your voice is certainty, the voice of the voices, the voice of liberation

today, can you speak with the voice of a duckling, that's how you can, yes change your voice, i cans, it turns out, a pilot, which means he’s an engineer, an instructor, there which? i said, absolutely right, it’s time to go home, it ’s good for us together, but please show me the surprise, i’m waiting for it, yeah. with pleasure, at 63 he wants more children, but i don’t have children, do you think it’s not too late, it’s too late, he’ll surprise her, well, we let's see what a surprise there will be, but i think it's something connected with a folk dance or some kind of performance, i hope he won't rush to make money on us, oh... look how she dances well, bravo, handsome, yes! well done, well, surprise, yes, so solo, solo, see how, essential , but cool, and what a figure, look, become, thank you very much, we were just surprised, thank you, that’s it, go into the room, i think i expressed his character with dance, you said, good, i like elizabeth, but there is one thing, what is it, in order to create, creating a family is necessary. the best, the best, but this is not my party, i

mode, you must restore your voice and after 2-3 days go back into battle, this does not mean that youremember the little part of the scene, you teach, because we are constantly in the process of studying the party. where we are, every year we have many productions, several ballet, several opera, all the soloists sing the current repertoire and learn new parts. well, let’s give you a little rest, anastasia igorevna, let’s take a break, i remind you, we have a telegram channel, tell me don't be silent, subscribe, ask questions and suggest guests, we are in touch. i have a question for an adult, why do you think children ask strange questions? a person is always scared by something new, something that scared you when you were offered to become the rector of bsu, something you could never forgive, well, for example, a loved one, as it is written in the gospel, if you forgive you will forgive people for their sins, then the heavenly father will forgive you, that’s all. the heroes of the program will have to open up. before the audience, the main task is to honestly answer all the original,

, and there are singers who are good at verdi’s music, and there are voices that sound good in russianere, in my example, it’s easier for me to perform, i like it, probably , to perform russian music, again, you understand what you’re talking about, you’re using some resources, your inner feelings, sensations, because you, one way or another, understand every word and you add specific meanings, if in foreign music we still... of course we do interlinear translation, but native speech, native language, always helps, well, there, and the arrangement of words in the sentence itself also reflects the drama and intensity of russian music, it certainly complicates things the technical vocal side, well, we ’ll make sure that you don’t throw words to the wind and really very often choose parts from russians, or they choose you, and this is probably the biggest temptation. i always walked in parallel and i couldn’t help but exist without her, but i wanted to put it all together, having entered glinka college and subsequently getting to olga alexandrovna kosareva, big greetings, big words of gra

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i know because black voice be me. black voice be great. black voice be quite. black voice be innocent. when black voice see cops black voice get nervous because that is when black voice get shot. when black voice get shot that is when black voice go silent. because black boy ain't no snitch. can you believe the black boys have to live like this because we with be so hurt because black boys be crying. black boys be dying because black boys be spirit holding the space between bad and [indiscernible] black boys be like, move. like, short films living in fear of early credits. losing life just to win a war, just so the crowd can be like, yeah. just because the black boy can [indiscernible] black man, go broke. they say black boy crazy. black boy been [indiscernible] i say you drop a black boy in the middle of frozen lake and still make ripples. black boy [indiscernible] black boy stop, dont talk, black boy dribble. don't talk, black boy dribble. black boys be confused. >> when a man says i'm tired, ladies, inquiry. demand him to elaborate because tired is different

a trusted voice, a familiar voice. a voice with no deceit.was the voice of south carolina's six congressional district's representative. the voice of a man who stands on the shoulders of a previous african-americans to represent south carolina in congress. the voice of the late miss emily clyburn's has banned and the father of three daughters and a grandfather. the voice of a member of the american methodist episcopal church. [applause] ladies -- ladies and gentlemen, please receive the man behind a voice heard around the world. we know joe, and joe knows us. so, ladies and gentlemen, i present to you a man needs no introduction because he cannot be7d introduced, only presented. would you join me in welcoming the congressman from the sixth congressional district of south carolina, the honorable james clyburn! [applause] rep. clyburn: thank you. thank you,. thank you very, very much bishop green. thank you so much for introducing and presenting me here today. when you open your comments talking about that eventful occurrences of 1775, you made

i know because black voice be me. black voice be great. black voice be quite.black voice be innocent. when black voice see cops black voice get nervous because that is when black voice get shot. when black voice get shot that is when black voice go silent. because black boy ain't no snitch. can you believe the black boys have to live like this because we with be so hurt because black boys be crying. black boys be dying because black boys be spirit holding the space between bad and [indiscernible] black boys be like, move. like, short films living in fear of early credits. losing life just to win a war, just so the crowd can be like, yeah. just because the black boy can [indiscernible] black man, go broke. they say black boy crazy. black boy been [indiscernible] i say you drop a black boy in the middle of frozen lake and still make ripples. black boy [indiscernible] black boy stop, dont talk, black boy dribble. don't talk, black boy dribble. black boys be confused. >> when a man says i'm tired, ladies, inquiry. demand him to elaborate because tired is different.

of passion, the voice of instinct is very strong, and this is not a sinful voice, especially if we talk about instinct, this voice is put into our nature by god himself, in order for a person to survive, so that he continues his race, instinct helps us maintain our health, protect our body from the influences of bad weather. to ensure that the body functions so that the human race continues. this is how the entire animal world lives. therefore instinctive the beginning in itself is not sinful, it is implanted by god into human nature. this principle becomes sinful when it destroys another principle, also invested by god, the moral principle. human. from the beast and differs in that, in addition to instinct, he has a moral principle, the ability to distinguish good from evil, the ability to live according to god's law, that is, to live, governing his actions by an idea, not by the voice of the flesh, by an idea, this is the fact that... .the power of instinct has not yet destroyed the moral principle, for me is god's miracle. if in the past there were systems, including a religious syst

similarly, he reports the purchase of a knife was in response to hearing voices.follows that on the basis of the material before me, i am entirely satisfied that the prosecution were indeed right to acknowledge that your mental condition satisfied the criteria giving rise to the partial defence of diminished responsibility. this defence does not apply to offences of attempted murder and to those three counts you have pleaded guilty. the sentencing guideline for diminished responsibility manslaughter requires the court to follow a step—by—step analysis. step one involves the determination of what level of responsibility you retained at the time of your attacks. high, medium or low. it is to be noted that those consultant psychiatrist who expressed a view on theissue psychiatrist who expressed a view on the issue unanimously concluded but for your schizophrenia, you would not have committed these dreadful crimes. indeed you had no other motive for committing them. none of your victims were known to you and but for the control of pressure exercised by the voices insi

i think the discussions are still going on, but this has been voice and you. i've talked to you guys to have an amplified voice for the smaller confuse and the to have the, the forms taking place. and this is something that the un secretary general has also referred to this morning in his statement. the discussions are ongoing rid of the majority of ford for, for uh, such actions to take place. but i see so uh, but it's been going on. now, how would this translate into action remains to be seen. but there is a lot of, from versions if she went around that i see, you know, doing that and do you, do you have a sense of, of what that agenda might, might entail a well, i mean this, this you under form has been like you say, you need the most most agenda and it's we, we don't see any progress, but i think uh the, the most that it should continue to press with this demand. although we, we, we should do this to that and is it this, is it gonna, it's not going to happen anytime soon. but, you know, we're more than 100 countries in, in, in the movement of the g 7, just

a trusted voice, a familiar voice. a voice with no deceit.was the voice of south carolina's six congressional district's representative. the voice of a man who stands on the shoulders of a previous african-americans to represent south carolina in congress. the voice of the late miss emily clyburn's has banned and the father of three daughters and a grandfather. the voice of a member of the american methodist episcopal church. [applause] ladies -- ladies and gentlemen, please receive the man behind a voice heard around the world. we know joe, and joe knows us. so, ladies and gentlemen, i present to you a man needs no introduction because he cannot be introduced, only presented. would you join me in welcoming the congressman from the sixth congressional district of south carolina, the honorable james clyburn! [applause] rep. clyburn: thank you. thank you,. thank you very, very much bishop green. thank you so much for introducing and presenting me here today. when you open your comments talking about that eventful occurrences of 1775, you made m

oleksiy osyka, voice of america. you know, oleksia and gazerkonli in an interview with me, she nevertheless expressed her belief that the democrat-republicans will be able to agree and approve funding for ukraine already at the beginning of the year. thank you very much, yulia, you were in direct contact with us yulia yarmolenko. ukraine is actively working to restore air connections from kyiv and lviv. this was announced on january 18 by the deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine rostyslav shurma at a panel discussion at the ukrainian house in davos. aviation connections with ukraine may resume as early as 2024. the mayor of lviv, andriy sadovy, expressed his hope for this in an interview with ostap yarysh, a journalist of the ukrainian voice of america service. according to him, for this it is necessary to strengthen the ukrainian air defense system, as well as take a number of other measures to international level. well, from the point. from the point of view of security, this issue is sensitive eno

a trusted voice, a familiar voice. a voice with no deceit.t was the voice of south carolina's six congressional district's representative. the voice of a man who stands on the shoulders of a previous african-americans to represent south carolina in congress. the voice of the late miss emily clyburn's has banned and the father of three daughters and a grandfather. the voice of a member of the american methodist episcopal church. [applause] ladies -- ladies and gentlemen, please receive the man behind a voice heard around the world. we know joe, and joe knows us. so, ladies and gentlemen, i present to you a man needs no introduction because he cannot be introduced, only presented. would you join me in welcoming the congressman from the sixth congressional district of south carolina, the honorable james clyburn! [applause] rep. clyburn: thank you. thank you,. thank you very, very much bishop green. thank you so much for introducing and presenting me here today. when you open your comments talking about that eventful occurrences of 1775, you made

using voice cloning technologies. messages, because faking a voice in a live conversation is still difficult and expensive, but on the horizon in a couple of years, as they say, scammers will also master this, and well, the story about how it disappeared. from the internet, one link to one document increased the capitalization of a couple of the largest corporations by almost 10%. it's about the chinese authorities are planning to tighten regulation of the computer games market. china has been steadily cracking down on the gaming industry over the past few years, including limiting the amount of time children can spend playing games and revising requirements for the publication of new titles. a month ago, the regulator published a draft set of rules for the distribution of video games in the country, which, in particular, contained a ban on. to provoke players into fighting each other, which is the basic mechanics of most multiplayer games games, and the requirement to limit players’ spending on their hobbies. after t

a trusted voice, a familiar voice. a voice with no deceit. it was the voice of south carolina's six congressional district's representative. the voice of a man who stands on the shoulders of a previous african-americans to represent south carolina in congress. the voice of the late miss emily clyburn's has banned and the father of three daughters and a grandfather. the voice of a member of the american methodist episcopal church. [applause] ladies -- ladies and gentlemen, please receive the man behind a voice heard around the world. we know joe, and joe knows us. so, ladies and gentlemen, i present to you a man needs no introduction because he cannot be introduced, only presented. would you join me in welcoming the congressman from the sixth congressional district of south carolina, the honorable james clyburn! [applause] rep. clyburn: thank you. thank you,. thank you very, very much bishop green. thank you so much for introducing and presenting me here today. when you open your comments talking about that eventful occurrences of 1775, you ma

a voice heard around the world, it was a voice of integrity, a trusted voice, a familiar voice, a voice with receipt, it was the voice of south carolina's 6th congressional district representative, the voice of the man who stands on the shoulders of the eight previous african-americans to represent south carolina in congress. the voice of the late mrs. emily clyburn's husband the voice of of the episcopal church. ladies and gentlemen, please receive the man behind the voice, heard around the world, we know joe and joe knows us, so ladies and gentlemen, i present to you a man who needs no introduction because he cannot be introduced only presented, would you join me in welcoming the congressman from the 6th congressional district of south carolina, the honorable james clyburn. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you very, very much bishop, thank you so much for introducing and presenting me here today. when you opened your comments, talking about that-- the eventually, the eventually occurrences of 1775, you made me offer the introduction to my promise that--

kohgen , my voice yes, yes, i have your voice.my third and final question , i asked you about south africa's complaint against the zionist regime, that some countries, including indonesia and slovenia, have also joined this complaint of iran . i was doing that we are for each other dear viewers and anyone who follows the issue of gaza is clear in the world. that the iranian people and the government have put in a lot of effort to support the oppressed people of gaza during these hundreds of days of war, there are a few points in the field of legal complaints . the reason other countries should take action is because members can complain to some places where we are members. actually, we are doing more in the sense that we can do this in the field of giving advice and supporting the raised complaints , many times if we are looking for a better result. a collective effort has a better effect on these issues, and for example , south africa, which is the most well-known country in the world as a victim of racism, the action it took , t

kohgen , do you have my voice? yes , i have your voice.ign affairs. what can they do in this situation? i was saying that it is clear to our dear viewers and everyone who follows the gaza issue in the world that the people and government of iran are trying very hard to support there were a few points from the oppressed people of gaza during these hundreds of days of war in the field of legal complaints. first of all, we are not a member of some of these places where you can complain, that's why other countries should take action because members can complain . we actually have more places where we are a member. we take action to support the complaints raised, often if we seek results. it would be better if a collective effort has a better effect on these issues, and for example , south africa is the most well-known country on this issue in the world, as a victim of western racism, the action he took, that is, as a party to the complaint , perhaps he could have had the most practical and even mental impact on the judges and the court, and in

develop images that look nearly identical to a real-life person, and voice clones can mimic the voice of a loved one and can easily dupe consumers and consumers into giving away valuable, personable information or money. any consumer of any age can fall victim to these highly convincing scams and in preparation for today's hearing, my staff spoke to numerous people around the country who were scammed or nearly scammed by these bad actors using a.i. these stories are heartbreaking. with victim after victim expressing reactions to fear, despair, disbelief and anger. one of our witnesses will share his story today. gary is from montgomery county, pennsylvania. just outside of philadelphia in the southeastern corner of our state. and gary will talk about, despite knowing all the signs, he will talk about his situation of nearly losing $9000 to a scammer after he heard a voice clones of his son on the other line pleading for help. so, gary, thank you for being here today and for telling your story. we will also have a chance to hear from six other people today who are willing to share thei

it's enough voices combined in how ex, how look forward and operates. and remember, i desire instinct and our right to be spring the way. when weeks fell from this broken system, a channel, the water down which to this send slaves the channel leaks through a stream of innovation along the river of diligence to a lake of troops. the water on these lake was soon yeah, became, and we are we in by i don't like the true nature being revealed. they are trying to smash and mirror dry up the leaks unplugged to the source faster, more so i can not be destroyed. like water information on waste, like water that will always be whistle blowers like water like logs, like coverage. yes, this is a natural element of humanity. humanity is having to find ways to a chain of criminality. to a 9 k dragon on the bottom of the ocean of lines. but there are some, with the strength to cut the right to set a spring. if there's a sign on the right side of history, it already has the words joined, assigned, engraved on the if there's a gone in the theater showing it was his trial.

in closing, i take pride in rediscovering my voice so i ask for your support today where my voice will not only be amplified but also the voices that i'm proud to represent in the elections commission. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you so much. supervisor walton. >> thank you so much chair ronen, and thank you so much for being applicant. same question, how important is it to you that voting be accessible to every one and do you have any ideas of how to get people registered and out to the polls. >> speaker: totally, like i mentioned in my opening statement, would i like to stud collaborate with trusted organizations. because of my network with multi racial coalitions, i would like to talk to them and identify and address the specific needs of under represented communities and try to find a why the communities have lower disproportionately lower registration rates. and as i mentioned also, i love to you know, language and cultural skills to examine the voting materials. on a mixture that those materials is not only available in multiple languages compliance with all access

, gradually you switch to... well, there is such a fear that the voice will disappear, so you have someon’t have time to leave the stage, and already the orchestra started playing and i run, i run, then the voice disappears no no i never dreamed, or often happens, that you forgot the words when you sing, let’s say, or forgot, didn’t join in, these are things, because in fact, this is how we differ from the drama theater, our orchestra is playing, we cannot, having forgotten the words, stop . from 7:00 pm remember italian, german, french, any text , sing for 4 hours in french or german, russian, it doesn’t matter, and the mise-en-scène with the orchestra so that the voice responds, so that by the evening your voice is as fresh as like we just got up this morning, so we try not to not to talk during the day, so that the cords rest, so that they are only present in the evening , so that there is a fresh voice, and so every day, well, that is, before every performance, no, not every day, if we sang every day, we would do this we haven’t sung for a long time, actually, because it’s a very se

for me is like an integral part of life, every year the voice for me is both a holiday and emotionalange, some new ones on... better than it was last time, because i don’t have the right to dwell on one, on one, well, line, so i’m waiting for those special ones who will believe in me, in whom i will believe, i feel with my heart, not my ear, nothing, just my heart, already successful graduate of the project anton belyaev, that is, each of the participants thinks i the best, i deserve it. and for them this is news , she, well, that it’s not them, she, well, how terrible it is, not in the sense of how it is, it’s me, your cherished one, here’s the intrigue, two star mentors at once, can polina gagarina and julia siewert divide the participants among themselves, and why did you come here, you cruel, cunning woman, pauline. i feel it in my back very strongly, i absorb energy like a sponge, i just hit it with my back, i understand some kind of terrible excitement, i don’t even understand how they cope with it, because you go out, you are your dream, you pour out whole soul through this mu

[singing lift every voice "lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring. ring with the harmonies of liberty. let our revoicing rise. [applause] thank you, village project children. yes, in deed. now we have another performance from ms. teah carol. [applause] we have another performance from ms. teah cara, everybody give her a big round of applause. thank you, welcome to the kwanzaa celebration today. we're going to do a little bit of blues for you, is that okay? all right. the party is jumping, everybody is having a good time♪ you know it's going through my mind ♪ do you mind if i get comfortable. and kickoff these high heel shoes, oh yeah. why you're fixing me a drink, i have seen so many down home blues ♪ you know, i don't get out much, out on the town . and you know♪ i didn't cut out a lot of that running around all week long, tonight i'm going to do without you, yeah. i'm going to get my hat back and party on the home down blues yeah. ♪ hey down home blues. now all i want to do* hear is down home blues all night long. every other record or two, yeah. i

just type in the collective voice. i understand it's difficult to, to bring a consensus with such a huge group. but again, this i've seen very much depends on the leadership of the movement. it's sort of a thing to them and say for, for 3 years. and i think this is not really done to you, you're going to, to make a difference in the movement. we don't have a lot of expectation, but i see the pressure from the little as house to defendants have an end to the non line was going to continue. so you mentioned to the new guy that will be sharing nothing even online reason, but also the g. 77 in china, obviously me 70. and you're going to have, have a very big influence over the agenda and what's happening over the course of the next few years. now then online movement emerged from, from deep post colonial routes. and there's always been a bit of a suspicion from the west. and i'm wondering within the context of what's happening to a new cane, what's happening and gaza, how much that's influencing we 70 is agenda. what is th

my voice is not going away. and i am going to continue to say all the things i have said, on whatever platforms are permitted to me as we go forward, the very same things and new things that i'm sure i'll have the opportunity to comment on as we go forward. because i'm not going to be part of the generation that gives this country away. i am not going to be part of a generation who willingly stands by and says, it's too hard, he's too loud, he's too strong. that's what defeat looks and sounds like. and the only country that can defeat america is america. and the only people that can stop it are us. so i thank you for the enormous honor to have the chance to run for president of the united states again. i thank you your time. to listen to what i've had to say. to give it thought and consideration. i thank you for the opportunity to come into your homes, into your neighborhoods, into your schools, into your churches. and to be able to make the case for the kind of america that i hope we have. and i thank you most

the m d 77 has been empty. finding that voice. and i'm sure that the non aligned movements uh, have been doing the same. i came here for the uh, south summit. uh and i know very much that the g 77 who are the uh, you know, uh the add to fix behind the, uh, this discussion happy pursuing that there is a serious discussion of the you and also speed headed by other entities that isn't, you know, a whole airport that has been produced by you and this up with uh, you know, uh, it's very good from you and successfully, generally for that. there is a need also using south sauce corporation to learn from experiences of other companies that are companies that have been trying to look at different mothers to the needs that's in depth. and this is something that we have trying to pursue with them in terms of all the sharing and knowledge exchange. i think the financial active actually form. we think it's fine. uh and it's we'd be also subject to a lot of discussions and the g 77 and china marketing and major voice and amplifying and relay th

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voice. the twelfth season, we are watching it today on the first one.e of the best vocalists, bright, charismatic, incredibly talented. separate. it’s a pleasure to listen and watch the reaction of mentors; who are among the newcomers? kristina levieva will reveal the intrigue. lake of hope, the night is floating, you are ready to enjoy, be surprised, worry and root for the best voices in the country. this is already the twelfth season of everyone’s favorite vocal project, but it seems that talent is there too. and here’s the intrigue, two star mentors at once, will polina gagarina and yulia sievert be able to divide the participants between themselves? why did you come out here? you are a cruel, cunning woman, polina, i feel it in my back, very strongly, i absorb energy into myself like a sponge, i’m straight through with my back, i understand some kind of terrible excitement, i don’t even understand how they cope with this, because you’re going out , you are your dream, you pour out your whole soul through this music and someone is judging you. but fo

and this is i've seen when did not allow me in a small voice, it's very important. and a lot of expectation be placed in the compiler, somebody to come up with something to address this issue. and you, i want to talk a little bit more about what's been happening in the asia pacific region in just a moment that you mentioned something there about solving problems. and then on the line with me being a moral voice, do you, might you work for united nations? and one of the, the biggest criticisms around the u. n. when it comes to the war and gaza has been about the lack of ability. the un security council, i know, obviously you're not involved with the security council that i'm asking about the un structure, the infrastructure of the un as a whole. that there has been a complete inability to reach any kind of agreement. obviously they're a veto powers of the security council. you've been at the summit, the income paula dema. and i'm wondering about that. the conversations that have been taking place. how much of what's in managed this strong political statement we seen