probably in hoffman is a military and defense analyst with the university of although i asked him whether these missiles are what you cree needs most right now. yeah, absolutely. so it's, it's another type of long range stripe, west pines that the crane has received a bunch of over the last couple of miles 1st from the united kingdom, which sent the storm shadow, christmas off and then from frost with the same result but which is known in power, as under the name of called each heat. and the thing is these miss all systems, they are very effective in targeting russian positions, logistical halls, house transportation, notes of food are behind the front line, which is important for, for ukraine. and the, the big thing about tar was always that of simply another type of long range strike that can affect the fleet. try it. russian troops behind the front lot. and that was i'll be and hoffman speaking with his earlier wagner mercenaries in the bella ruse are returning to russia just weeks after arriving. now that's according to the washington base institute for the study of war, which says th

hybrid warfare and one of its the most important components - is the impact on the minds and today international terrorism has evolved. here in such a universal scarecrow. a, althoughhere really is a problem, but it is much more complex and complex, and its roots, and not always can be found, where the united states declares a military operation, but in the fight against international terrorism. it was not possible to meet with the ideological leader, so to speak, with the father of this hizbal party, and he, uh, was just telling. where do the roots of this movement come from? and what it is is not at all terror, but as a response to the occupation, for example, of the south of lebanon, having learned that i was asked my last name, having learned that my last name is medvedka, they are quite educated, and they said, and you are probably a ukrainian by birth or belarusian i say, yes, my father aga belarus is known for its opposition to the fascist occupation during the great patriotic war. you have not fought i say. yes, my grandfather fought and my uncle too. so please tell me if they fought and derailed fascist trains strut, israeli tanks and armored vehicles that

of the city and brought to the border thanks to the efforts of the university and thanks to god's help, most of them left the border although there were tragic situations in ukraine when a student, a citizen of india, died in kharkiv and during a shelling during a missile attack , the presence of a bomb shelter in a higher educational institution is a mandatory condition for the beginning of the academic year , the medical university allocated funds for equipment from the reserve fund it consists of three rooms, at the same time it can accommodate 150-170 people, there is a water supply , there is a node itself, there is ventilation, it has the internet and an autonomous supply of electricity, although rockets from russia to kharkiv in a matter of minutes, those who want to enter universities arrive in the regional center, there are many only in the medical field this year, more than 2,000 applications , similar indicators were before the beginning of the great war, we already have a total of 640 students enrolled today, and we are still accepting documents and from them enrolled 345 students on the budget and 295 students

university. here for you, as a graduate of those years, i would like to note that it got better at the university , it got better, firstly, the level of education, although, but uh, there is no such relaxation throwing aside. we are in different directions. we understand where we are going better, the material and technical base has naturally become. and it has been built up over the years. it has nothing to do with my figure or anyone else. uh, a lot of people worked on this, because here you also have photos of the university of the current bath, so come, and the museum, when he stayed next to the university, right? say yes, i wanted to, uh, when i was learning to run, so that it was a city within a city after all, i mean, so that you could walk there. you knew where you could sit down, what you could draw and see, and so on. tanya is right that we did not have such an opportunity , neither do we, but unfortunately our uh, in general, higher educational institutions are built differently than, for example, in other cities, when there is a closed campus. this is our feature the other side. this allows e to be a bond to anyone, not only our e more open,

universities of medical sciences, at the end of 1401. in the collection of the ministry of science and the ministry of health, about 72 thousand sub-accounts have not yet been transferred , although the spokesperson of the ministry of health says that most of the accounts the universities of medical sciences have been transferred to the central bank. there are a limited number of accounts that in the past years , facilities were obtained with them and through them. that the treasury we are following up on their transfer to the central bank, because some of them have either been issued a guarantee based on that account or have received a facility. do not obey the law, the court of accounts will be introduced to the people and the court of the court of accounts. dear radio and television news agency. thank you very much. dear viewers , we will be at your service at 3 am and the next part of the news . we wish you very good and happy hours and moments . hello gentlemen hasnia sadat shabiri will accompany you for an hour on the program jahan today, the prime minister of india had a conversation with the president of our country. in this phone call, mr. naranj modi condemned the terro

disrupting, this kind of work as felix learning go reports, and i wrote tony's office easy for me to use a professional contract cita for students standing at fort end universities. although the industry has been looked at too much of each was also security as it has widely been stigmatized as shooting 20 says he has written more than $700.00 assignments in the last 2 years. but that of a listen as the abilities of the i to produce machines and the data texas affected him drippy with everything when tally, i'm going to so even when you'd say next week or next month, i wouldn't do this. i'm willing to fork and, and get this amount of money when it became, it's kind of reversed those plans. so you went back to 0 because the tasks went to don't even know mostly check, zippy to meant the bottom fell out of that market for text crafted by human beings . many of his colleagues in the field went out of business. the people who bucked off since, since since i came because for them they for the 3 months they could not see an income. so they decided to throw in the towel and they went away. and so is disrupting content creation across the board. not just in pretty federal industrie

of miss. although there are no educational opportunities of tawny bump and women from school would send universities, our minds can be restrictive or we can fight against them. we still have not missed opportunities and given to obstacles. that's not going to be to your mobile number yet. but the obstacles for women not only growing and by rolling but access to education, the telephone is forging the society in which women have severely limited opportunities outside of the home. or the mouth is an f kind right site to best based in london. she told us that dw more vide life for women, and goes on the taliban rule on the clips that you, if you play, is a glimpse of the realities on the ground of the women and girls that i speak to a frequency on the basis enough, got a son in different parts is one offer. this is one of not set entering to this particular gene and they're restrictive use against them. and it's one of complete this disappointments and not really having clarity about the future. in addition to this in powerful resilience that they, they, they perform over the last 2 years. it's obvious

the city and brought to the border thanks to the efforts of the university, thanks to god 's help, most of them left the borders of ukraine, although there were tragic situations when a student, a citizen of india, died in kharkiv and during a shelling during a rocket attack. a mandatory condition for the beginning of the academic year is the presence of a bomb shelter in a higher educational institution the medical university allocated funds from the reserve fund for the equipment of such premises, it consists of three rooms, but it can accommodate 150-170 people, there is a supply of water , the unit itself has ventilation , the internet and an autonomous supply of electricity, although rockets from russia fly to kharkiv in a matter of minutes, those willing to join there are many higher education institutions in the regional center only in the medical field this year, more than 2,000 applications , similar indicators existed before the beginning of the great war, we already have 640 students enrolled today, and we still have documents are being accepted and of them 345 students have been enrolled on the budget and 295 students o

there is not a lot of work on that, although i do include the first family as part of the potential universe of scandals. they tend to survive those scandals. typically they are smaller in scale, for instance pat nixon was involved in a couple small scandals and those things are often viewed as kind of noncombatants but eventually they start to really engage in certain activities that were potentially illegal and problematic, so those things do over time tend to percolate. on judicial scandals, the kind of things that judicial individuals and elected judges were appointed judges can have an effect on people's perceptions of the judicial system, so that is something. the second question is about the way this predicts overall health of the palooka system. i think more scandals is not great because it does distract us from core messages about how we make the country better or public policy stories that need to be able to be crafted. those things are troublesome, but i think scandals are a signal. those signals can be meaningful. you cannot ignore them. obviously, we will have politicians do bad

there is stillj an ongoing industrial dispute over the pay of academic and admin staff at universities, and althoughll a possibility for the term ahead. the biggest challenge for most students in england will be the cost of living. the loans they can take out to pay for their living costs have not gone up by anything like the amount of the increase we are seeing in prices, particularly for basics like food, so for students who can't rely on the bank of mum and dad or whose families are already stretched, the financial worries might be the biggest ones. thanks for now. branwen _ might be the biggest ones. thanks for now. branwen jeffreys - might be the biggest ones. thanks for now. branwen jeffreys there. i the actor nigel harman and the former british number one tennis player annabel croft have been named as the latest contestants for strictly come dancing this year. annabel croft said she was looking forward to "swapping tennis balls for glitter balls". the show returns in the autumn. an 80—year—old former 0lympian with parkinson's is one of three passengers who'll be blasting off in a few hours' t

not frying, before kostomu and types of facts the university has already been several days on the territory of the monastery of the ukrainian orthodox church, althoughrchimandryt of the schismatic and self-supporting orthodox church of ukraine and the overgrowth introduced itself, the noise came smoothly in the frame went into courts directly to the residence of the kiev metropolitan, he is abrahamic. take off the seal. with panevras of stoyansky at manas yours, such self-proclaimed self-proclaimed ones call out only britain, and you come fully prepared. stnik everything, turn, what are you so pupsikal and all these pozbols damage our pokhirs. and well, he wants to get scared even with the monks of the brick. you threaten the hut in your own house. i, as if we are tearing you apart in zaz. take it easy with us. estimate , after all, we were your brothers, the monastery became under shaky persecution of the canonical orthodox church in usyu and ukraine after suprut browns deeds, one wall has kindness and faithful this shrine was guarded by the guards as well. so not in the city. silence. khmelnytsky region de cathedral of the theft of the icon of the

however, in classical universities you can find cheaper places, the most budgetary ones in the chechen republic, where dentists are taught for 134.000 per year, although the cost ofce many universities are ready to provide a discount of 20 and even up to 70%, this opportunity is more often given to those who did not get a few points for the budget and the winner of the olympiads can receive a bonus and during training. to do this, you need to be a top-ranking student and study perfectly. and then it’s just great, the paint doesn’t scratch the washing machine, the refrigerator, and how safe it is for health after a few minutes. for pain in the legs, i take a proven remedy drops aescusan aescusan favorable price rent an apartment easily from real photos. we bought at the sale to buy new discounts in september spaghetti agro-alliance for 399 a set of terry towels for 399. my name is sergey, i'm not an actor. i am a chef and found this work on hh.ru. there is work. i didn't find one for everyone. have you heard about the place it is usually taken in the morning, a different approach. the end lowers the level of acid in the stomach, helping to fight the burn a strong

of st. tatiana at moscow state university, father vladimir hello. well, i can introduce you more broadly. of course, you are also a cultural historian and writer. i would like to talk about news today. although definitely. we will also touch on them, but still , to take a little wider, you have many works dedicated to e priest philosopher, and paul florensky is his most famous work. this is the iconostasis. well, here, i want to start with her other works. this is the proposed state structure in the future. how do you see ideology for modern russia - what should it be and should it come from above? or should it rise from the masses? it seems to you that there must be some kind of synthesis associated with the opposition of up and down, and, by the way, father pavel of florensky speaks about this, and he wrote this essay. already received a ten-year sentence, and camp and behold, being in prison. he wrote very strange things in 3 days. at first glance , an essay reflecting on the future of our state in general, in the history of these futurological, uh, some concepts that have been around for several centuries. this is lomonosov and pushkin, mendeleev vernadsky father pavel florensky, then so

of st. tatiana at moscow state university father vladimir hello well, i can introduce you more broadly. of course, you are also a history culturologist writer. and i would like to talk about news today. although definitely. we will also touch on them, but still take a little wider. you have a lot of work dedicated to the philosopher priest, and paul of florence himself, his famous work of this iconostasis. well, i want to start with her other works. this is the proposed state structure in the future. do you think ideology for modern russia is what it should be and should it be? does she go on top? or should it rise from the masses? what do you think? there must be some kind of synthesis associated with the opposition of up and down, and, by the way, he speaks about this, uh, father pavel florensky wrote this essay after receiving a ten-year sentence in the camp, and now, while in prison, he wrote very strange in 3 days. at first glance , an essay reflecting on the topic of the future of our state in general, uh, in the history of these futurological, uh, some concepts that have been around for several centuries, this is ilmonosov. and pushkin mendeleev vernadsky father pavel florensky, then s

of pies is an interesting undertaking. although of course, you can freeze just berries. this is universalesya danilova freezes - it's very convenient. in winter , you can add berries to ice cream. there is simply so you can make marshmallow smoothies out of them, you can decorate the cake with anything, in winter and berries vitamins everything is preserved blueberries, honeysuckle, gooseberries, dense berries. can be frozen directly in containers. they don't stick. such as raspberries, it is better to put them on a board to freeze and only then pour them into containers. by the way, olesya likes to harvest raspberry juice more, we need stockings, ordinary stockings, preferably women's, preferably not black and preferably washed and not removed from the leg. we need a piece of this stocking. here we cut off the rest mercilessly, then we wear a stocking stronger than gauze. and here it is important that the berries are mashed and crushed, it is necessary to squeeze out the liquid without missing the juice of the stone, then it goes into freezing, an ideal base for desserts and drinks in wi

shortcomings, as university employees say, they are ready to eliminate and, if necessary, restructure the work of radical personnel. the decision following this conversation did not happen. although the ministry's profile presidential administration offered to change the leadership of the university. alexander lukashenko stressed that his arrival at bsu is only the beginning of his future. the university should also develop in higher educational institutions. uh, since he must develop according to not only the laws of belarus, but also his internal e, the law of the university, and intervenes here and it’s impossible to try to create a special privileged position for someone, then the rector begins to spin, and there the head of the deans came to my place understand something that is not in which case. it doesn’t fit here, whether you like it or not , the state line should be carried out clearly and definitely , i won’t persuade anyone anymore, as it was before people were smart, you saw what was happening, what is happening, we need to mobilize to get through this period. only it will last, maybe two, maybe 3 years. nobody knows this. not you. not me, we don't know this, so we n

of those who participated in the hostilities and those who participated themselves. well, we accepted 115. true, another hundred, then we transfer several hundred from other universities. althoughew territories or other universities. they study with us and do not ask to go to moscow state university we also translate, despite the lack of a place, in addition to this, students with the status combat veterans can count on a state social scholarship, subject to full-time education on a budget within the framework of a completed admission company for a separate quota enrolled in russian universities in the country more than six and a half thousand people, this is 90% whose parents became participants in a special military operation among them and three russian universities that are in the top 100 of the international ranking, three missions of the university, so moscow state university took the seventeenth position on the thirty-ninth st. petersburg state university and on the forty -third mipt margarita semenyuk evgeny kirilenko nikolay portov vestin. forest fire in gelendzhik, according to local authorities, became the largest fire in the city over the past 8 years , the fire cov

get a higher education thanks to the growth of cooperation, they entered, and at the university in russia, moscow university and at the departments although teaching classical dance, but the second one finishes everything with us and it is very successful, it is better. the groups are dreaming about performances, we are staging different performances for three years in a row, in my opinion, we are already staging the nutcracker now at the moment we are working on shipinyana and pinocchio our own production of pinocchio ballet most of the audience are not parents already, but just just the public from the street common bullet, the public is like that. and that is, everyone really likes everything is delighted. all of them can believe that this children's team has such a feeling of self-satisfaction and the feeling is that but everything that i have been taught, it will not go away. it's just like this with me, and i just have such a thing and that there are children and adults, who needs it, who is interested in it? cultural exchange became the theme of one of the sections of the summit, at which the prospects for cooperation in the field

he's an engineering professor at arizona state university researching transport nation and the implication of autonomous vehicles. althoughe admits san francisco's traffic patterns are more complex than those in phenix, he's confident driverless cars like waymo and cruise will do well here, too. there's like ten of them, but incidents like this one, where about ten cars stopped in north beach last week have city attorney david chiu convinced the city will suffer serious harm from the expansion of these driverless taxis? he wants the public utilities commission to halt its approval from last week. in a motion filed wednesday. chiu lists dozens of similar incidents, including a time when a driverless car blocked fire trucks for nearly ten minutes. a viewer sent us this photo of cruise cars. apparently blocking a school bus just this morning. chiu fears adding more of these cars will mean more interference with first responders. public transit, construction and the general flow of traffic. padilla says those instances are rare in phenix. there's a lot of pedestrian activity. there's a lot of students just running around, you

the vacuum of strong universal banks, of the payment systems are certainly very powerful force to digital finance, renewable energy is displacing old traditional nuclear and fossil fuel although obviously very much trying to push the nuclear agenda. in the is very much on the front foot. you feel these moves significantly. alix: i hear you on fintech and digital payments but i'm wondering is this about oil. i appreciate argentina isn't exporting but they have a ton in the ground. how much is that? colin: i haven't seen it that way to be honest. the entry of the uae, saudi arabia and egypt is an interesting -- it is interesting from their point of view bringing in the middle east and north africa dynamics into the bloc will be a change. energy independence and energy security ironically with russia has been driven by the issues arising from the ukraine conflict around energy and the fact even the developed world particularly looking at nuclear and traditional forms of energy in the backdrop of the need for energy independence. i think that will feature heavily. guy: i've been listening to what you are saying. i'm hearing more division then i'm hearing -- than i'm hearing count

be in charge , that is why they sit in universities and vocational schools wherever they can, and then, of course, he comes because what happened in donetsk, althoughow, not in practice, not at the front by no means but in social networks , this thesis again. apparently, russia does not tell that it is donetsk, called by putin, they brought us a war , there is such a thing, in fact, in donetsk, we have enough eyes, enough people who support ukraine , who is pouring out information, where the occupying forces settled warehouses of strange machinery repair shops. in fact, these are very brave people because, uh, you can be a ukrainian military man, you can be a pro-ukrainian activist , it will be difficult to be captured in the basement, but you have a chance to embroider with those, the chances are that even if you are a volunteer, even if you are a volunteer, the occupiers are very they don't like, that is, if you were captured , take the fact that you are a driver. well , it makes no sense and they don't believe it, but the attitude towards a volunteer will, of course, be much worse than that of a mobilized person, but what about the correctional

universities. although later on in some places , it will still be less kind and less, but the flow of using local and iranian products has become very good, and this flow , god willing, will enrich the country. we are aware of knowledge-based companies acquiring new products as for the development of new markets for my companies, one of the points that i have a lot to combine in the scientific deputy for the development of the export market of knowledge-based companies is the first foreign delegation after the visit of the president of our country to indonesia . the final moon was signed for the performance of 100 indonesian people as guests in iran and researchers and 100 guests and indonesia. this summer , the executive director of the salam program studio , the hard-working reporter sheikh barfi, is different from every year . congratulations and happy reporter's day to colleagues. write our memorial to my dear and respected viewers. thank you very much. i will be back in 15 and 45 minutes . style and taste can complete the arrangement with one of the modern and classic hand-woven or machine-made

perhaps i've used this line in this auditorium and perhaps some of you will remember it, although one of the groups that i speak to, the university of texas, where i teach a very active continuing education program, and this for retired folks who now have time on their hands and want to come and just hear something about history. and i preface something that i was going to say, but i don't remember if i told this group this story before and the gentleman in the back and i said this probably 20 years ago, and this gentleman in the back was probably 75 and i was 20 years younger than i am when. and he stood up and he said, sonny, if you remember, we sure as hell about running. so anyway, so the story is this about people's recollection of their history class, their high school history classes, and this true i know in texas where i've been living for the last 40 years, perhaps in michigan as well, that a lot of people cannot remember the last name of their high school history teacher. but they do that. the first name was coach. and and it reflects the fact that there are a lot of non-specialists teaching high school history but anyw

sacrifice something for each other up to life, although they arrived in the republic from various regions of the country in combat missions russian universityorces volunteers have passed engineering firepower training, studied tactical medicine and teamwork , we are not in a hurry, the third is pulling up. the instructors were very prepared, they taught us everything about shooting tactics of battle, that he, in order to win before being sent to the front line , addressed the volunteers with parting words from the head of the operational headquarters of the chechen republic for a special military operation. true man. they have always been from time immemorial. they went out to defend their country, their families took a noble cause upon ourselves and we are gathered here today fighters. take care of yourself, support each other for us. is it true. first, the chechen republic accepted and prepared the conditions for training the authorities to even compensate for the travel costs of providing fighters on a special controller for kadyrov before being sent to the zone of a special military operation. all volunteers have signed a contract with

that impact know one of our our clinic clinics at the university of baltimore the data and design clinic did some research and found that although the black population statewide is about 30% seven 80% of the license suspensions right are inflicted upon black families. so it was a vastly disproportionate impact. and then like when you get into a situation where you have a low income parent who's struggling, they say it's the mother who's desperately trying to get her child back after removal into the foster care system. now she's layered with thousands of dollars of debt that quickly accrue. her license suspended, if she's lucky enough to get above ground and right. they're immediately to start garnishing her wages. a 65%. right. so you know, the math doesn't work, you know, like how do you make ends meet? so that's what it does for many individuals. and what i would do via in their shoes, i would find a way to get money to my child directly. right. i'd quit the right work under the table and find a way to get money to my child. right. and that's what many parents do. but then it creates this growing growing debt obligation i owe

closed parade to my teacher syab, although the market still can’t figure out a lyalka for a young sister. yana entered the faculty of engineering and economics at the universityand it was there that the competition for logos was held. i took part in it precisely thanks to the help of ekaterina petrovna, i was able, as i think, to successfully cope with this task. and since i decided that i suddenly needed to make a gift for my youngest sisters. i thought that there is no teacher and assistant friend better than mine. ekaterina petrovna today, i decided to take a mini master class on creating dolls from her, and in the future i hope that i can teach. even her sister creating these same dolls with her husband. katya market, amelchak, we lay out pink techniques from baarastany sloppy materials and technical author 's techniques to improve the dill creation of handmade work, to give character and soul, and the sabist could be an expert teacher with optimism, he shares with his colleagues for satisfaction. she is from us an athlete and a designer and a teacher and in general a very good person, such a holistic character is a little bit against her to eat some kind

i was born into a family of nine kids and i was the only one who didn't go to university, although i ave been a producer, presenter in radio, itv director of world championships bought and done equally as well as my brothers and sisters. that is from terry. it is great getting these really positive, life affirming, hopefultext. this, university was largely four years of waste of my life. i am teaching my coding and web design and i owed it web designs and work with household names. university rarely came up injob interviews, i maintain my own websites and it takes motivation to keep going and be self—taught. alex newcastle says, good point, never before have we been so interconnected with each other. the other thing it is worth reminding people of, samantha, is that whoever went for an interview was never asked about their a—level results? you know, whatever pathway, it is about choosing the right option for you. the previous caller, not only we have 29,000 clearing choices to look at, but also 8000 a apprenticeship vacancies. there are these different options and pathways and it is a

of nuclear weapons. we were convicted anyway. although effort to present testimony -- although we offer to present testimony. we argued the case presented primarily by the international law professor francis boyle of the universityois who points out nuclear weapons are components and their delivery systems germany and everywhere are principally just instruments of international criminal activity, repudiated and prohibited as he says by international law, including and especially the nuremberg charter , the nuremberg judgment, and the nuremberg principles. we would not recognize his property, the right of gas chambers and are sure it's. we consider newco weapons not property at all -- nuclear weapons on property at all. those offerings that we offer to this and other expert witnesses including a retired german judge refused by the court and for that reason we have appealed from the german constitutional court to they pain court of human rights complaining refusal to hear this expert testimony prevented us from presenting inadequate defense and we should be allowed to have -- amy: john laforge we are talking to in wisconsin where you have returned home. susan, we just have 30 seconds. you are at buchel now. what a

i'm a professor of law in ai machine learning and data science at emory university where i was hired as part of emory's ai human initiative. althoughre still a long way from the science fiction version of artificial general intelligence that thinks, feels, and refuses to open the pod bay doors, recent advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence have captured the public's attention and apparently lawmakers' interest. we now have large language models or llms that can pass the bar exam, carry on a conversation, create new music and new visual art. nonetheless, copyright law does not and should not recognize computer systems as authors even where an ai produces images, text or music that is indistinguishable from human-authored works. it makes no sense to think of a machine learning program as the author. the copyright act rightly reserves copyright for original works of authorship as the supreme court explained long ago in the 1884 case of burrow giles lithographic authorship entails original intellectual conception and ai can't produce a work that reflects its own original intellectual conception because it has none. th

scientists from leiter university say that people who follow this vegetarian diet are 50% more at risk of hip fracture compared to people who follow the same diet. they say that although vegetarian diets have some the health benefits are in terms of diet quality and balance of key nutrients, which may lead to reduced recovery of bone health in the event of future fractures. scientists have discovered a new sea creature off the coast of antarctica that has 20 arms and a body similar to a strawberry . new atlas of new available scientists from the group starfish and sea urchins are considered antarctic and are about 20 cm long. most sea stars are within 10 arms. but this new 2021 species has feathers that they use to move underwater. researchers cover the water channels with screens. according to cbs news, researchers believe that by covering water channels with solar panels, evaporation and waste of water can also be prevented by covering water channels with solar panels . it will be about 6 and for the output of a nuclear power plant is the output of a nuclear power plant. researchers have signed a new leaf-like technology that, inspired by nature and using more solar

especially if the dog a dog in my fest, although douglas published in 2000 in 2004 is set at the university environment. it's about my experiences and the experiences of the black writes us a sort of like, uh, limos elder students who find themselves stuck in the what used to be white only institution does cause how shock you know. so i went to events in the visit to 1994 and the vincent visited before then used to have caught or attended by black people. you know, so you wouldn't attend this policy. it's something that about this about free. got so going the now you, for the 1st time you start do with people that, that not from your culture group, you know, the whites, for instance, because i don't think it was, is it was quite segregated that looks like around that time. so it's about the light of the young black. it may or not only made but the young black or south africans and, and i know that in your, in your all right. and you also explore to the theme of xenophobia. tell us a little bit more about that. yes i am. i grew up in joint inspection, the best quotes the, the, you know, is show in. so it's all right. so what happens is that every now a