ما المجال الذي تعمل به حاليا اعمل بال يعني بعمل مع الهيئه الوطنيه عمل تطوعي ام مع مكتب اليو ان. new havenلا وسهلا تفضلوا اهلا وسهلا هذ طبعا هنا يعني اضطروا ان صار لانه في في يعني شو بدي اقول لك في في شغله صارت بسوريا ما كنا متوقعينها نزوج نصر ايران بنصر سوريا ان شاء الله كل شيء انا تركت المدرسه في ظل الاحداثه انتشي ايه بعد فينا انه نطلع على مدارسنا او على جامعتنا لندرس يعني صار همنا الوحيد انهمن العالم نامن اهالينا نامن شغلنا نامن نومه اهالينا يعني هلا ما فينا اهالينا نص العالم عم بتنام مدارس والشوارع والجناين مشان هيك نحن ما فينا ندرس بدنا نلحق شغلنا نلحق اهالينا نلحق عندنا اولاد صغار بدنا نلحقهم تم تشكيل مجموعه اللجان من اجل بدء عمليه تحرير مخيم اليرموك طلب مني ان اقوم بالتغطيه الاعلاميه للاحداث دمشق وطهران نجاح مؤتمري جنيف اثنين رهن بايقاف في البدايه ترددت لكن عندما تصاووب احد اخواني وهو اخي كبير هذا زادني اصرار على النزول الى المخيم والبدئ بتغطيه اعلاميه للاحداث. في احدى المرات كان هناك عمليه لمجموعه من المقاتلين كان احد المقاتلين يقف هنا حامل قذيفه يريد ان جميع المسلحين باتجاه صحه الريجه كنت انا هنا اقوم بالتصوير من خلال هذه الفتحه هذا المقطع الفيديو تنتصيره من هذه المنطقه كان هون اح

حاليا اعمل يعني بعمل مع الهيئه الوطنيه عمل الوطنيه في مكتب مع المكتب اليو ان mosks turned into a new havenسهلا تفضلوا اهلا وسهلا طبعا هنا ا يعني اضطروا ان يسكنوا هنا ليس هناك غرف ليس هناك غرف للاييو وضع مزاوي جدا لللاجئين شو صار الحرب هي شلون صار كيف صار ليش هيك صار معك صار لانه في في يعني شو بديقول لك في في شغله صارت بسوريا كانت ما كنا مانا متوقعينها دوج نصر ايران بنصر سوريا ان شاء اللهين كل شيء يعني انا تركت المدرسه في ظل الاحداث والله رجعنا ليش اللي هيك انتطريتشي بعد فينا انه احنا نطلع على مدارسنا او على جامعاتنا لندرس يعني صار همنا الوحيد انه نامن العالم نامن اهالينا نامن شغلنا نامن نومه اهالينا يعني هلا ما فينا اهالينا نص العالم بتنام مدارس بالشوارعناين مشان هيك نحن ما فينا ندرس بدنا نلحق شغلنا نلحق اهالينا نلحق عندنا اولاد صغار بدنا نلحقه تم تشكيل مجموعه من اللجان من اجل بدء عمليه تحرير مخيم اليرموك طلب مني ان اقوم بالتغطيه الاعلاميه للاحداث دمشق وطهران نجاح مؤتمري الجنيب الثنين رهن بايقاف في البدايه ترددت لكن عندما تصاووب احد اخواني وهو اخي الكبير هذا زادني اصرار على النزول الى المخيم والبدئ بتغطيه اعلاميه للاحداث. في احدى المرات كان هناك عمليه لمجموعه من المقاتلين كان احد المقاتلين

these individuals in the world, but our friends and partners, who entrusted our zoo to become a new haven and brought them to us, are confident that we will be able to provide them with the best living conditions, we really hope for offspring next year, the birth of babies is always an important event for the zoo, and this summer turned out to be simply special, more than 50 cubs were born. our employees are making every effort to provide them with a happy childhood and feed them, that is, it’s like real nannies who look after them, adapt them to their future life. now the kids are taking their first steps, getting to know this world under the careful supervision of their parents and zoo staff. anastasia basenko, natalya turbaeva, lead. karelia sortovalsky district. all our news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website smotrim.ru, see you. our accordion is self-played. i'll find a boy to play himself. the king wants everything at once, bring me some jellied meat and some jellied meat. by pike order. good morning, hello, vera krasova, denis stoyk

emergency action for the insecurity, the region is talks about a rough estimate of the process is in, in new haven lane. since the, the have heat subsidized under region for the level has referred to louisa to one and the have moved to, there's so many homes and assessments that united nations office for the quarter motion. are you mind to run the fast? save an estimate of $157000.00 sources have already been discussed. now clear, organize the mission. to survey what people are calling the worst slides in our recorded history, the of the they've intensified existing problems. over 100000, people have lost their homes and livelihoods and many more have been affected. the law is still getting what is not the website and even that we need to document it now and then also to, to start to see some areas you can identify small islands of higher ground. but there's some areas like this where it was completely slowly tight as you can see. and you can see over here, this is 0. this is what would be the around the village to $91.00 last night and yeah, the city and the water. certainly nothing's yet people

let's go to goddess, calling from new haven, connecticut on the democrat line. caller: yes, excuse my voice, i have a bad cold, but i am so sorry for their loss. both of them were very good people and no one has mentioned the housing projects that they did, for people who couldn't afford a house. that is all i have to say. we need more people like the carter's. . i am sorry for their loss. that is all i have to say. host: our previous caller said she wanted to hear a little bit more about rosalynn carter's legacy when it came to advocating for mental health. i want to start by bringing up the carter center. this is the nonprofit that the former first lady and former president started after they left the white house and of course there are a lot of tributes here. a lot of discussion about the different things they did. npr in their obituary about rosalynn carter, specifically addressed her work on mental health and i will read a portion of that. it says in the white house, carter's top priority was mental health. it was a passion she developed years earlier when

ranney: we are tremendously grateful for the yale-new haven violence intervention program.lso sit on the board of the nonviolence institute in providence, rhode island, and have worked closely with folks in chicago and elsewhere on community violence intervention programs. these have growing data behind them, and i will highlight the cred program, led by bernie duncan in chicago. they provide life skills training, health support, and community mentorship. that correlates with decreased arrests for violent crime and decreased likelihood of participants being shot. similar statistics are available from programs in missouri, d.c., and elsewhere across the country. because of those limitations on the public health approach, which i outlined at the beginning, we have limited data on how effective they are, no randomized controlled trials, but providing a caseworker, mental health and substance use treatment when needed, and getting folks into safe housing and helping them get an education has a demonstrate of effect -- demonstrated effect on future injury likelihoods and left --

i used to live in new haven. even if i didn't know how to say gomes, nice correction.hink we have to address what happened here temperature is reflexive comment for someone to say there is no such thing as voter fraud. we have evidence this happened, the judge was so moved, he said no, we're overturning it and pulling it back. >> absolutely, laura. >> laura: ben, how big is this? >> this is big. what is interesting, it is not only the gannon campaign, the gomes campaign also engaged in this activity. it is both sides trying to cheat the other side out of victory. what is sad, the legislature had an opportunity to address the issues and chose not to increase criminal penalty. one of the women involved on the gannon campaign had been referred to the chief state's attorney for criminal prosecution for doing this same thing four years ago in the gannon election. they chose not to produce or create mandatory minimum jail sentences, chose not to address the ballot box issue. in fact, recently we adopted a program that will start next year and that is in-person program, you c

in new haven, connecticut, hundreds of students and alumni from yale and harvard brought a football game between the two universities to a halt for nearly two hours saturday night as they called for a ceasefire in gaza. protesters waved palestinian flags and banners that read "end the occupation, end the genocide" and "free palestine." they also demanded yale and harvard divest from weapons manufacturers that supply israel's military. meanwhile, palestinian rights advocates shut down a convention organized by the california democratic party in sacramento saturday. several protesters held a sit-in while others marched through the convention hall chanting "ceasefire now." demonstrators also disrupted speeches by u.s. senate candidates congressmembers katie porter, adam schiff, and barbara lee. outside the convention, protesters placed 500 pairs of children's shoes to represent the over 5000 palestinian children killed in gaza. the american public health association governing council is calling on president biden and congress to press for a cease-fire in gaza. a resolution approved last wee

sorry, i used to live in new haven. know it well.n't know how to say gogomes right nice little correction. races have been a mess for a long time. we have to address what happened here. it's such a reflexive comment for someone to say oh there is no such thing as voter fraud. that's all just made up. but we have evidence and i'm looking at the pictures of this video, too, ben. we have evidence that this happened, the judge was so moved by this evidence that even how difficult this is going to be said no. we're overturning it. we're pulling it back. >> absolutely, laura. ben, how big is this? >> this is big. and what is interesting is, it's not only the gannon campaign but the gomes campaign also engaged in this activity. kind of both sides trying to cheat the other side out of a victory. what's really sad about it, laura, is the legislature had an opportunity, just recently in a special session to address these issues. and they chose not to. they chose not to increase criminal penalties. in fact, one of the women involved on the gann

three large developed centers the, one in gettysburg, another one in new haven, connecticut and one thatge and we see strong growth for the united states which remains a very important market for us. china is also developing very rapidly, economically but also lots of innovation comes out of china these days. maria: wow. >> our role really is to bring products to as many patients as possible across the world. the whole world i think has many, many opportunities. maria: and this is an important issue because we're talking about the reliance of drug production on the supply chains in china and many people say that's a national security issue. real quick, pascal. >> yeah, we manufacture many of our products in the us, nine manufacturing sites across the united states. we also manufacture our products in china for china. we have sites in europe, in sweden and the u.k. so we truly have a global network and we are going to supply needs of every geography. maria: pascal, hangs very much for giving us the update. we'll be following it. it's good to see you, sir. >> thank you so much, maria. have

the new haven violence intervention program has been very effective in a number of ways preventing theafter trauma. in your first-hand experience can you describe how these programs work in practice and how maybe we can have some common ground and supporting violence intervention programs like the one that new haven has in practice right now? >> we are tremendously grateful to the interventiony program tht was started in 2020. i also sit on the board of the nonviolent rhode island into support closely with folks in chicago and elsewhere and community violence intervention programs. these are some of the programs with growing data behind them particularly the secretary of education in chicago as well as decreased likelihood. statistics are available from programs in missouri. because of the limitations on the approach which i outlined at the beginning, we do still have limited data on how effective they are. mental health support and treatment when needed and helping to get folks into state housing, help them get an education is a demonstrated effect on the future injuries and also long

of these individuals in the world, but our friends and partners, who trusted our zoo to become a new havenpring next year. the birth of babies is always an important event for the zoo, and this summer it turned out to be simply special. more than 50 cubs of different species were born. our employees make every effort to provide them with a happy childhood and feed them, that is, it’s like real nannies, and they look after them and adapt them to their future life. now the kids are taking their first steps under the careful supervision of their parents and zoo staff to get acquainted with this world. anastasia basenko, natalya turbaeva, vesti karelia, sortovalsky district. all our news.

are 800 of these individuals in the world, but our friends and partners who trusted ours. become a new havenor offspring next year, the birth of babies is always an important event for the zoo, and this summer turned out to be simply special, more 50 babies of different species. our employees make every effort to provide them with a happy childhood and feed them, that is , it’s like real nannies who look after them and adapt them to their future life. now the kids are taking their first steps under the strict supervision of their parents and zoo staff to get acquainted with this world. anastasia basenko, natalya turbaeva, vesti karelia, sortovalsky district. all our news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website smotrim.ru. see you. we have boyan, self-played, i will find boyan, self-played, the king wants everything at once, bring me jellied meat and what, i say hello, good morning to the jellied jelly. the week has not yet begun, it’s already wednesday, today is november 8, a new day, we, denis stoykov and vera krasova, are celebrating with you, w

military and security analyst from the university of new havenin analyst from the university of new haven what we call the shaping stage. that's largely strategic bombing that we have seen that essentially wiped out in northern gaza and that what they are doing is trying to draw out— doing is trying to draw out hamas fiuhters doing is trying to draw out hamas fighters and _ doing is trying to draw out hamas fighters and kill— doing is trying to draw out hamas fighters and kill them. _ doing is trying to draw out hamas fighters and kill them. they - doing is trying to draw out hamas fighters and kill them. they are l doing is trying to draw out hamas l fighters and kill them. they are not even trying to capture them. so really in the second phase. haifa even trying to capture them. so really in the second phase. how one miaht really in the second phase. how one might discontinue _ really in the second phase. how one might discontinue for? _ really in the second phase. how one might discontinue for? it's - really in the second phase. how one might discontinue for? it's really - might discon

i've never to new haven or new england in my life. i didn't even colleges were liberal back then. i mean, i just go up very liberal and then i did, as i mentioned, harvard law school before i went to the military. so i can say i'm one of the few people in the country that got to both harvard and yale and came out more conservative than when i went in. that's not easy to do, but i've done it, so i know how these they operate i totally, totally get that it was way, way outside anything that i thought acceptable. however, back then, i don't think you would have had students with the blood not even being dried in a terrorist attack to actually go out, celebrate a terrorist group like they have now with with the mob. it's just a line that that i didn't think we'd see crossed. so how do you how do you deal with that? well, am i even admitted a lot of these demonstrations are being led by foreign students. so my view is, as a foreigner, you don't have a right to come to this country. you don't have a right to study and. that's a privilege that is being granted to you by the united states

and in part of the legacy of marketing has been a new haven. rabbi hedge lynette woodside is what the accent just is the accent just what this just doesn't look like equal dignity. equal rights. equal access the resources of the jews in that region of the world. when you look at the democratic policy right now, what do you see? do see a policy that has these values or do see the divisions? i'm thinking particularly of the silent signals where she to slaves, she's the only policy in american, in congress. and she was silenced with me when she was trying to speak up on these issues in your last day. and with my dear sister, she doesn't very much. so now when i look a democratic party, i see bankruptcy is, is ethically bank for that is willing to enable genocide, israeli government, willing to enacted us government willing to an aid. but we have to be very, very clear. we have to be very, very honestly have to be can't, we have to speak very, very fearlessly. and unfortunately, we even have a wave of black leaders who are so scared and intimidated and afraid of atec. they afraid of the a

the day after greg hoover heard from the new haven office of the fbi about gerald ford's involvement with america. first, i personally believe that president ford went to his grave not knowing that. and in fact, it's no exaggeration. he was a lifelong pretty much a lifelong apologist for the fbi and admirer of viagra hoover, one of his first proposals as a freshman congressman, was to raise edgar hoover's salary. you don't know what he would think today. we know some things we didn't know then, but he was always a well, he was a strong champion of law enforcement, but he it bothered him. and one of the few things that he would admit to being bothered, you know, the whole stumble, bum klutz thing, i mean, he laughed at. he really did for the most part. but what didn't bother him was that he was thought as a as a party guy to the exclusion of everything else. and he, in fact, regarded himself as an insurgent and, you know, besides what i've already told you, when he decided to run for congress in 1948, it was as an internationalist. he, like arthur vandenberg, had undergone a dramatic

these individuals in the world, but our friends and partners, who entrusted our zoo to become a new havenke every effort to provide them with a happy childhood and feed them, that is, it’s like real nannies who look after them and adapt them to their future life. now the kids are taking their first steps, under the careful supervision of their parents and zoo staff, to get acquainted with this world. anastasia basenko, natalya turbaeva, vesti karelia, sortovalsky district. all our news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website smotrim.ru, see you. we have royan, samorigran, i will find it. the tsar wants everything at once, bring me some jellied meat and what, to the holatz, at the behest of the pike, hello, good morning, it’s great that you joined us, today is november 8, wednesday . most russians read science fiction and detective stories. the survey showed that a third of respondents are obsessed with fictional worlds. second place is shared by works of detectives and investigations, as well as popular science novels. they are preferred 27%. i

. >> commissioners, we are at item 12e, requesting authorization to enter into a new grant with haven of hope for the provision of disability community cultural center (dccc); during the period of october 1, 2023 through june 30, 2027; in the amount of $3,877,259 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $4,264,985. (maceo persson will present the item) thank you. >> hi. good morning president spears, fellow commissioners, execive decter dearman. i'm the special project manager at das community partnership and i want to take a moment emily smith is in the audience with us. and part of the dccc. and commissioners, we are finally here. it is big moment. with this contract, san francisco and department of disability and aging services will be taking historic action to address the impact of ableism on deaf and disability communities. this grant will create nation first funded community cultural center lead by and centering deaf and disabled community adding another chapter to san francisco prolific disability history. deaf and disability community have been global lead

faisal islam, bbc news, in milford haven.stabbed to death in wolverhampton. shawn seesahai died on monday evening after being attacked in the east park area. police are urging those with information to come forward. president biden is holding rare talks with china's president xi jinping in san francisco. relations deteriorated earlier this year when the us accused china of sending a spy balloon across its airspace. the two leaders are meeting at an asia—pacific summit in san francisco. 0ur north america editor sarah smith is there. sarah? the us and china have already aareed sarah? the us and china have already a . reed to sarah? the us and china have already agreed to work— sarah? the us and china have already agreed to work together _ sarah? the us and china have already agreed to work together more - agreed to work together more closely to tackle climate change, but don't expect any other major announcements or dramatic breakthroughs. it is not that kind of meeting. it is the fact these two leaders are sitting and talking

as they come into maine and vermont, one thing i want to make sure is they all know new hampshire is no safe haveno take the lead there. a lot of them will go to new york. buffalo is a busy sector as well. they are trying to make their way into new york out of montrell and quebec. a safe haven. >> todd: a single fingerprint check would have stopped this guy at the border because he has been in the system since 2019. i cannot imagine how frustrating it is for you to as you hear something like that as you try to protect the great granite state. meantime there is politics, campaigning with presidential candidates, nikki haley, ron desantis and chris christie as you decide on a 2024 presidential endorsement. one name notably absent from that list. can anything stop donald trump from new hampshire at this point? >> without a doubt. we still have nine weeks to go before the first in the nation primary. folks will typically decide who they are going to vote for after thanksgiving. i think it will be a bit later, given the entire delayed nature of the '24 race. i think after new years a lot of folks will

faisal islam, bbc news, in milford haven.urder after a 19—year—old was stabbed to death in wolverhampton. shawn seesahai died on monday evening. our correspondent phil mackie is in wolverhampton. yes, less than 48 hours ago this happened a short distance down there. it is cordoned off, as you can see. it is a grassed area where youngsters hang out and play, there is a football pitch and basketball courts as well. at around 8.30 on monday night residency this road suddenly filled with emergency vehicles, there were police cars, ambulances and paramedics. they did all they could to save shawn seesahai, but his injuries were so severe that they couldn't save him. you can probably see whether police officers are, that is where the blue forensic tent stands where he died. yesterday evening 212—year—old boys were arrested on suspicion of murder. they are in custody and being questioned by police officers. we see foot patrols in this area and thatis we see foot patrols in this area and that is for reassurance. as you can see, the ar

faisal islam, bbc news, in milford haven.lovely to see you. the bank of england have been clear for some time, unless they feel inflation is really under control they will not make a new move in terms of lowering the cost of borrowing. absolutely. the chief economist of the bank of england has been speaking this week and he stressed again that rates would have to stay pretty restrictive for an extended period. that is monetary policy overall and what huw pill means by that its interest rates. although the bank has pressed pores and there was not another rate hike, it will have to stay at that level for quite a while. so we are not expecting cuts certainly before the middle part of next year. so from june onwards. that is still a long time that the cost—of—living crisis for many people, for businesses and for households is going to continue raging. there have been some glimmers of hope. mortgage deals have edged down a little bit after a shooting sky high, but we are not actually expecting really big jumps down until the prosp

let's go to goddess, calling from new haven, connecticut on the democrat line.aller: yes, excuse my voice, i have a bad cold, but i am so sorry for their loss. both of them were very good people and no one has mentioned the housing projects that they did, for people who couldn't afford a house. that is all i have to say. we need more people like the carter's. . i am sorry for their loss. that is all i have to say. host: our previous caller said she wanted to hear a little bit more about rosalynn carter's legacy when it came to advocating for mental health. i want to start by bringing up the carter center. this is the nonprofit that the former first lady and former president started after they left the white house and of course there are a lot of tributes here. a lot of discussion about the different things they did. npr in their obituary about rosalynn carter, specifically addressed her work on mental health and i will read a portion of that. it says in the white house, carter's top priority was mental health. it was a passion she developed years earlier when sh

choice for many ukrainians. forced to flee from conflict of conflict into search of a safe haven. canyons have a new public holiday to plant trees, and the aim is to fight the effects of climate change. let's take a look. kenyans of all ages took part in the tree. planting ceremony in nairobi, national park home to a variety of wild life including buffaloes, lions and giraffes. children joined their parents and public officials implanting seedlings. authorities have described the unexpected holiday as a patriotic contribution to save our country from the devastating effects of climate change. the everyone move and bring them to get on a lunches. we go to the appeal because uh especially being doing it to the bottom of the page of a place to be because it's where we have the life and so on please the front of the lot of them. so if you're taking care of the environment, then push it and give you a the trees help tackle global warming by absorbing carbon dioxide from the air while releasing oxygen into the atmosphere. the government is offering up millions of free seedlings and public nurseries across

my mother worked as a garment worker in the old sweatshops in the city of new haven.y father was an insurance agent, but they pieced together what they could to get me the best education that i could have so i could have success. and i am successful. i'm here. and grateful for it. but all those young people out there who are going to be denied a chance to get a college education because somewhere deep inside the psyche of the republican majority now, just hasn't been in the past, there's been bipartisan support on these issues, but right now deep in that psyche is we have to rid ourselves of public education. e has expired. the gentlelady yields. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. biggs: thank you, mr. chairman. nobody wants to revoke post secondary education. what we want to do is acknowledge what the federal government has done to distort not just the cost of education, where the new york fed itself has said is eating up and causing 60% of every tuition increase is coming because of this aid. we want to get it down to where it's affordable again. so nobod

do have this area of high pressure, which is quite think things down for the time in new zealand looking good haven over the next day or 2, like winds present sunshine coming through. let me go with one or 2 shelves into that is to sort of us know when there was widespread as of late northern territory, northern parts of w, a. sing some heavy showers and low showers, sticking further south on the exploring diverse culture exciting political discourse. exposing societies, doctor award winning intense investigations, the get compelling insights into human folds and untold stories from asia or in the pacific one. 0 one east on. i'll just see around the the broken back. you're watching out as a reminder on top stories. this ela hospital in garza has been hit by is really forces just hours off to is compound with shelves, killing me 6 people and outpatient building at all. she fell hospital was talking to it in the nice to strike houses or he said foaming, or lack of fuel, his force, 18 of guns, especially 5 hospital, just jumped down off of the palestinians. have been sheltering out the facilities, hop

it was there that most ukrainians found a safe haven and a new home after february 24. during the year, such safe platforms helped more than 27 customers. the work continues, because millions of children continue to struggle with the consequences of war. and adult ukrainians. well, here is the material, well, we continue, and now i invite to the conversation yuriy fizar, the world about ukraine, yuriy, good evening, please. good evening to you, vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined our broadcast today, there is a lot of news, i hope i will have enough time to tell about them all. but, in particular, i will tell you about the following: they want to limit the ability of russian diplomats to move around europe, president maduro said that the neo-nazis won the elections in argentina, he does not remind you of anyone or anything, well, the kremlin does not know that ramzan kadyrov's 15-year-old son adamchyk received nine state awards , about this and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column. well, but since today is the anniversary of such an event as

and even given new documents and passage to a safe haven, especially in elgin tina, as was even managed for the head of state 20 public. this goes deeper. the question was asked, what days people live? an excellent means was found. the goals taken from the teeth of the ascent of its victims, mostly subs and jews. and some from the realm of population. judge enormous quantity of gold was sent to the vatican. that was another task, the continental step in touch. when it became clear that the wall was lost, he organized an annual bishop's conference. and in his address to the bishops, he said, we have a special mission. and we choose the most faithful among the faithful, and that's las colinas love that are going to bitch another friend from his school days and the vatican with a non catholic doctrine together. trellis not click on it, which is the most faithful and specially chosen accepted the mission and personally took the goals to the vatican. there are records we can locate the fate of that goal. because british authorities stopped and arrested people at the boulder and then took onc

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cap is the default trade but the point you made about microsoft, the all time high and the new default safe havene apple, any time the markets got rocky, everybody dumped into apple, but with apple revenue down, what, negative 1% i think last quarter, microsoft up 13%, the new default trade is obviously becoming microsoft. >> is this justified, do you think, the fact that this is where the money keeps going? these stocks keep getting pushed higher and in some cases the valuations are moving back higher >> i think so. if you consider the fact that apple, i'll use skpkly a specifically and i'm beating up on them, a lot of it is the past glory, the iphone story, it is what they've done in the past and what microsoft is talking about is what they will do in the future and i think when you consider how valuable these co-pilots could be, to enterprise clients and apple, i will continue to pick on them here, everything they do is consumer-facing, for the most part, and where microsoft gets enterprise clients so who is going to spend in a potential recession? enterprise is not necessarily the consumer, a

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haven. according to new 1. 1.5000000 of cause is 2200000 residents have been displaced since october 7. we have some a palestinian who by chance was abroad when the conflict, abrupt it, he's now struggling to make contact with his not forms back to my family is particularly for them. does the city itself and the displays know how to read last? are all the houses that me my family and my sister's all houses are completely destroyed. and as we are living the forces, 7 buildings, normal buildings with apartments, and now they are in the middle, the zone over because we are unable to protect them and stand clean. we aren't able to contact them in daily basis. the lions have being caught several times, especially in some holidays when there was a lot of bombings. we do either we call them sometimes we uh, we have to keep them calling like 2030 times onto the lines. luckily, and then we can connect. but it is not just for one of 2 minutes to check. hi. are you okay, and we are always getting the same model. so we are fine to know what fields i'm not sure about where it's happening tomorrow or