that is the logical assumption, isn't it? you say you l assumption, isn't it? got so many holes in it. ~ , ., ~' holes in it. we, if you like, drouped — holes in it. we, if you like, drouped the _ holes in it. we, if you like, dropped the government i holes in it. we, if you like, dropped the government a| holes in it. we, if you like, - dropped the government a broad holes in it. we, if you like, _ dropped the government a broad hint. we will see how the government reply. sorry, who hasn't had a go? the government say they have already gone as far as they can come of mps in their own party already think they have gone too far. —— there are mps in their own party. is it in the country or your party's interest to be coming out in the media like this are criticising them when they clearly trying to hold two sides of the party together?— the party together? well, we all want to step _ the party together? well, we all want to stop the _ the party together? well, we all want to stop the boats. - the party together? well, we all want to stop the boats. they - the par

. in some point, i think that's the wrong assumption.— wrong assumption.on. in your recent book, you - wrong assumption. in your recent book, you argue - wrong assumption. in yourl recent book, you argue that china is entering this new era, soon to be shaped by a radically different younger generation. how will that shift change the chinese economy? the new change the chinese economy? tue: new generation change the chinese economy? tte: new generation is very different from the older generations, they haven't gone through the huge vicissitudes, the nation has gone through. the psychological and physical and economic hardship. the? and economic hardship. they have had _ and economic hardship. they have had it — and economic hardship. they have had it easier? - and economic hardship. they have had it easier? they - and economic hardship. they| have had it easier? they have had that much _ have had it easier? they have had that much easier- have had it easier? they have had that much easier and - have had it easier? they have | had that much easier and want t

, we can analyze all these assumptions, well, which can be similar to the truth, because you can assume that is, there are three options, by and large, and we can analyze them depending on how much time we have. mr. oleksiy, look, it's also already talking about what happens after the losses russians, we know that three su-34x were shot down a few days ago, it was quite such a significant, let's say, loss for the occupiers, and our general staff doblasny tells us that there are two more su-34s destroyed, can we hope to the fact that they will still try to use aviation less in the southern regions of our country, we actually know that they used these... fighter jets to cover the front line as well, yes, in particular, the civilian population in the front-line cities, and in fact, maybe it will be more difficult for them to do it now, what is yours opinion? it is more difficult to do, to say that they will refuse, well, i wouldn't say why they will refuse, they saw that we have the ability to destroy their planes in those cities of their flight, where they hoped that we could not destroy,

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when the alert came in, the assumption. i remember in high school, i studied in america, i did my school year project on pearl harbor. i said how could they not see it , all of the others -- it happens. i'm not shying away to major failure and a major tragedy. but we will study it. as a democratic nation which is very aggressive and vibrant in its public discourse, everything is on the table and we will discuss much further. >> a tell me how this ends question. do you believe there is any hope for a two state solution? if so, what is the nature of a future palestinian state which would be acceptable to israel? if not, what is the alternative. >> it is so premature to discuss the outcome. right now, we are in grieving, in a national mental mood, let's not even think about the feasibility that there will be a border five minutes from where i'm sitting right now. because nobody can trust anybody. nobody believes it. the basic needs for the israelis will be security. how do we guarantee security? the root of the discussion will

scott mcgrew is diving into those numbers, which he says contains some assumptions. >> first assumptionthat it will be a race between biden and trump. neither man has won their party's primary, or, for that matter, had even one single vote cast for them, either one of them. there are two other dem kralts biden, six republicans challenging trump. while he's got a huge lead, remember, trump lost the iowa caucuses in 2016. ted cruz was the dominant player who won iowa. that brings us to the second assumption. registered voters versus likely voters. in the category of registered voters, trump is ahead of biden 46% nationally to 44%. among likely voters, that number changes. biden's 47% to trump's 45%. both sets of numbers are well within the poll's margin of error. but that difference between registered voters and likely voters is likely going to be important to both camps. registered voter -- the definition of that is obvious. polls take several factors into account, though, when calculating likely voters. did they, for instance, vote in the most recent election? do they know the names and

here is our current assumptions comparing with the prior assumptions and the changes between them. as you can see, the changes are significant reductions, but i like to point out for fiscal 24, we are projecting that revenue will come in 255 at this time. this is higher then the prior actual 248. some of the key assumption we made in the current projection, the first one we are projecting the slow or no economic growth in the tax base. in outer years, you see some growth, but those are from inflation factors. second, we are assuming that current level will continue throughout forecast period. as you know, the higher the [indiscernible] downward effect on the tax revenue. we'll keep monitoring this factor. lastly, as i mentioned earlier, there was high level of litigation activities last year, so we lower the tax base to reflect ongoing litigation. here the list of the upcoming reports. as we work towards next two years budget for fiscal 25-26, the most relevant report for hgr tax is going to be the 5 year financial plan--[indiscernible] this is going to be the base of the next two

assumption of the israel aggression on the strip emids onwavering us support for tel aviv. renewed strike came despite hamas's announcement that it offered an exchange of civilian captives. hamas's deputy chief in gaza khalil noted that the israeli enemy has rejected the offers. we will also see israel sources confirming that the israeli goal liquidate hamas is unachievable with report saying that the b will be long and won't end anytime soon. we will also touch in israel report that the dress shows of strength by alassim brigates during the process of releasing the captives in part of the and during the heroic operation of al-quds to discuss these issues we're joined by dr. walid mohammad ali the coordinator of network welcome dr. walid. we'll start with a resumption of israel's brutal aggression on the gaza strip after the end of the seven-day truce and israel's rejection of hamas's resistant movements offer to release civilian captives held in gaza. גם מה שקורה כאן. כן על שני מתכים שנורו באזור דרום הרצואה לכיוון חולית וסופה בצחק ראינו עכשיו ככל שאנחנו יודעים אשם נפגעים על כל פנים ההצה

the idea that we are all, as it were, certainties , deep assumptions. certainties, deep assumptions.s right, certainties, deep assumptions. yeah. that's right , that's right. >> i was thinking , and i only >> i was thinking, and i only really realised this relatively recently, that christianity was a kind of complete reverse of the morality of the classical era. and . that that reversal era. and. that that reversal still with us, thank god. >> yeah . yes. it's difficult for >> yeah. yes. it's difficult for us to, as it were . imagine just us to, as it were. imagine just what a horror show in moral terms . uh, what a horror show in moral terms. uh, the what a horror show in moral terms . uh, the world of greece terms. uh, the world of greece and rome really was. it's easy to sort of glamorise it in films and so on, but it was a horrific world to be in. if you were not a effectively a male roman citizen . yeah. um, and the citizen. yeah. um, and the brutality was unlike anything that we could really contemplate i >> -- >> the morality was almost completely absent. wasn't it? any sense

don't listen to the assumptions and stereotypes. keep looking at these images of emulation, all these other fantastic african-american men and women around here. keep striving to be the best. that's your future, ladies and gentlemen. >> i prefer og then old. i'm older than you but i'm in og. we are looking out for you guys, ok? so thank you and keep striving. that concludes the first part of the panel. there's a very important second part coming up. can we get a big round of applause to our panelists? thank you everyone. enjoy the rest of the day. >> good afternoon everyone. i'm congressman hakeem jeffries, house democratic leader. thank you for the introduction and for your kind words. i'm thankful that year after year, reverend sharpton has been laboring in the vineyards of our community. it can be said without a doubt that he's the hardest working man in the people's business. civil rights champion, voice for the voiceless, and the defender of the disenfranchised. he's also from brooklyn. we are thankful for him. it's an honor an

during the doha forum. circuit lab, rob, because america repeatedly undermines the assumption of you and resolutions on a humanitarian sees fire in the you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow with a look at the top new stories from around of the world's. so we start with the war and dies uh, where the palestinian red crescent says. the id f is reading the area next to an unreal medical clinic in jamalia refugee camp. local journalists send us this report of the situation on the ground and show that it was there was rumbling, shedding in the streets and alleys of jabante a comp. the incessant bombardment brings fire explosions and sorrow shrugged really scots, at everywhere. the heavy artillery fire has led to huge displacement from the comp driven by terror caused by shelves heating trees, rocks and people everywhere. every northern garza jabante a comp on the brought to every has been repeatedly targeted, filed henry strikes indian century fire, resulting in dozens of casualties trapped under the rubble. northern gauze is experiencing a lack of medical ser

the assumption of entering negotiations is based on this pressure.his pressure, we have nothing. benjamin netanyahu there. with more on the reaction to the hostage's deaths, here's our correspondent hugo bachega. for the families of the hostages who remain in gaza, it's an agonising wait made worse by a tragic mistake. the israeli military has given new details about how three israeli captives were shot dead by its own soldiers. yotam haim, alon shamriz and samer el—talalqa emerged shirtless from a building carrying a makeshift white flag. one of the soldiers misidentified them as a threat and opened fired. two were killed instantly. a third, injured, returned to the building and was later killed. it's clear that we don't want to kill our hostages if we find them. it's clear that this was a tragic, tragic error by our forces and we have to do our own checking to make sure, do the maximum that it won't re—occur. for weeks, relatives and friends of the hostages have been gathering here in tel aviv in what is now known as hostages square. this place has

previously, only a cautious assumption can be made here, but this wording occurs only the second time, and after as it appeared in the past, in one of the past aid packages from the us under the same program, it was already reported about the practical implementation of frankynts' projects combining western missiles with ukrainian by anti-aircraft missile systems, which involves the use of aim9 in a short-range anti-aircraft missile system, the range of up to 5 km is estimated according to the -70 example. and the third project is the integration of patriot launchers and missiles into the ukrainian radar station, which is the project of frankin in this package worth 250 million is being implemented under question, but what is important is that in general, as already officially announced, franklin sam is not only of ukraine, he is already working successfully. mr. oleg, you already mentioned this... system, yes, the brand frankinsham, and in fact, our relevant minister oleksandr kamyshyn reported that ukraine together with the united states have already managed to develop five projects

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, i don't think that we were _ assumptions, i don't think that we were able — assumptions, i don't thinkwe as i said right at the beginning, if we had collectively stopped to think about— had collectively stopped to think about the mathematical implications of some _ about the mathematical implications of some of— about the mathematical implications of some of the forecasts that were being _ of some of the forecasts that were being made and we believe them, we might— being made and we believe them, we might have _ being made and we believe them, we might have operated differently. the problem _ might have operated differently. the problem was that i don't think we attached — problem was that i don't think we attached enough credence to those forecasts _ attached enough credence to those forecasts and because of the experience that we had had with other— experience that we had had with other diseases collectively in whitehall, there was not sufficient loud enough klaxon of an alarm. i blame _ loud enough klaxon of an alarm. i blame people because of the experience they had had all their l

, before our eyes, my friends, a redivision of the world has taken place, my assumptions that i thinks like this: the united states allows china to get taiwan peacefully in this way , china maintains normal trade and economic relations with the united states, and europe is in the orbit of the united states. russia reinforces china even as it tries to play a role. well, we know that he is tripolar with russia, who doesn’t know, let him watch the reception of our president, but what? your monetary potential surrounds us in our quantum field every second. over the past year , thousands of people, doctors, builders, and teachers have come to new regions of russia. the idea that holds the state together is the same as it was in the ussr; we are building a new world and a new person. we continue the release. more than 26 thousand students, russian technological university of the world. one of the largest universities in the country, it trains personnel for high-tech industries industry, what projects are students implementing at the megalaboratories, and what opportunities does the universi

significant surplus this year, it enabled to make more aggressive assumptions just recognizing that similar to the case of the fqhc audit we win some and lose some. it is matter of course and this is public health finances [indiscernible] sometimes there is a policy--yes. 10 years is--i'm still-that $38 million of prior year we thought for sure we were indicated from california association of public hospital that would be finally judeicated for fiscal years. 10, 11, 11, 12 and 13, 14. skipped a year, which is--we thought those would be closed just before the end of the fiscal year, but--at the beginning of this fiscal year and possible they may close them out, but it is real ly hard to predict as we have differed revenue so the idea behind the management reserve is project negative revenue because of the uncertainty associated with all the different programs. it isn't just medi-cal. [indiscernible] different milestones, formulas, percentages, state wide county balancing that happens with state and federal revenues that creates a lot of uncertainty for us. who wh we have negative rev

it was false and it did not happen on the impossible assumption that if we want to accept it, to some extent, a question arises here, why should the palestinians pay back the cost of hitler's cremation furnaces, that too in the most important and strategic point of the western region and asia, which as three hinges the continent is mentioned, and this has remained unanswered until now, and the discussion about this matter has been hidden , although it can be said that this is a sign of a western zionist approach and conspiracy. the palestinian community was formed by the jews during this handover, as we have already mentioned , the british was the general guardian of the occupied lands in palestine . that league of nations issued a resolution in 1948 and divided palestine without any reason, without any reason. while before him, about 5% of palestinian lands belonged to them, it is still a year since the announcement. the existence of the fake state of israel did not end when the zionists attacked other areas of palestine and its neighboring countries such as jordan, egypt and syria i

assumptions based on the number of bullets fired and the direction of the bullets were different. soviet union formed the cuban mafia, a black organization. the bullet that should have seven wounds in kennedy's body. and to justify connelly, instead of admitting that there was a conspiracy, the warren commission decided to accept the hypothesis expressed by a high-flying lawyer named archer. confirm one of the most blatant lies ever imposed on the american people. this hypothesis is known as the magic bullet hypothesis. the magic bullet enters the president's back at a downward angle of 17 degrees, then moves upwards to leave kennedy's body in front of his neck. wound number 2 where 1:6 waits 10th of a second. probably in the middle of the earth and air, then it went to the right and then to the left. to the right again. the left then continues its way until it enters the right armpit of kanali from the back , wound number 3, then the bullet goes down at an angle of 27 degrees and eats the fifth rib of kanali. the right side of his chest comes out from wound number 4, then the bul

assumption china centring this new era shaped by a _ wrong assumption china centring this new era shapedshift change the chinese economy? with the shift change the chinese econom ? ., with the shift change the chinese econom ? . ., ., ., economy? have not gone to the vicissitudes _ economy? have not gone to the vicissitudes the _ economy? have not gone to the vicissitudes the nations - economy? have not gone to the vicissitudes the nations come i vicissitudes the nations come through. _ vicissitudes the nations come through. they— vicissitudes the nations come through, they have _ vicissitudes the nations come through, they have it - vicissitudes the nations come through, they have it much . vicissitudes the nations come - through, they have it much easier and want — through, they have it much easier and want to— through, they have it much easier and want to spend _ through, they have it much easier and want to spend and _ through, they have it much easier and want to spend and be - through, they have it much easier and want to spend and be more . and want to spend and be more relaxed —

of humanitarian clauses _ under the assumption of humanitarian clauses and _ under the assumption of. unfortunately, nearly all of our— durable peace. unfortunately, nearly all of our recommendations were ignored _ all of our recommendations were ignored and as a result of this process— ignored and as a result of this process was an imbalanced resolution that was— process was an imbalanced resolution that was divorced from reality and it would _ that was divorced from reality and it would not move forward on the grounds — it would not move forward on the grounds of— it would not move forward on the grounds of any concrete way. we regretfully cannot support it. we still cannot comprehend why the resolution office declined to include _ resolution office declined to include language condemning hamas horrific— include language condemning hamas horrific terrorist attacks on october _ horrific terrorist attacks on october seven. an attack that killed over 1200 _ october seven. an attack that killed over 1200 people, women, october seven. an attack that killed over1200 people, women, childr

assumptions based on the number of bullets fired and the direction of the bullets were different. the soviet union, the cuban mafia, the black organization, the political establishment. and military industrial complexes, other suspects in the kennedy case became the warren commission believed that it had a simple case. three bullets and a killer. but two things happened that day that made this almost impossible. the first is a film taken by abraham zafradour while standing near chamli hill, and the second is a man named james thicke who was wounded by a small shrapnel while standing next to a three-way underpass. the sub-second time frame determined by the zaprador footage eliminated the possibility of a fourth bullet. therefore, the shrapnel that left a superficial wound on tick's cheek must have been one of the bullets fired from the sixth floor of the book store. now only two bullets remain and we know that one of them was the fatal bullet that hit kennedy in the head. now there is only one bullet left. there should be seven wounds in the bullet

of entering in the assumption of entering negotiations is based on this pressure.nothing. the funeral is held for an aljazeera camera operator who has been killed in gaza by an israeli air strike. the missing british boy who was found in france six years after he went missing is expected to travel back to the uk shortly. luton�*s premier league football match at bournemouth is abandoned after their captain tom lockyer collapses on the pitch. he is in a stable condition. and pop star 0lly alexander will represent the united kingdom at next year's eurovision song contest in sweden.

there is evidence that showed that this incident was false and did not happen on the impossible assumptiont if we want to accept it, to some extent, a question arises here as to why the palestinians should pay back the cost of hitler's crematoriums. it is also in the most important and strategic point of the west asian region, which is called the hinge of saqqara is mentioned and this remains unanswered until now and the discussion about this issue is hidden , although it can be said that this is a sign of a zionist western approach and conspiracy . this is the hand that we just mentioned , the guardian of england was over the occupied lands , it was over palestine, the jews were transferred from european lands to palestine in order to provide the context for nation building here. that league of nations issued a resolution in 1948. it divided palestine from the land without any reason. he said that palestine belonged to the jews, while before him, about 5% of the land in palestine belonged to them. not even a year has passed since the announcement of the existence of the fake state of isra

one issue has been neglected here, and that is the impossible assumption that the holocaust happened, although of course there are documents that showed that this event was false and did not happen at all. on the impossible assumption that if we want to accept, to some extent, a question arises here, why should the palestinians pay the cost of these cremation furnaces of hitler, that too in the most important and strategic point of the west asia region, which is known as the hinge of saqqara. it is taken away and this has remained unanswered until now and the discussion about this matter has been forgiven, although it can be said that this is a sign of a western zionist approach and conspiracy. in 1917, only 6% of the palestinian community was made up of jews during this handiwork . as we have already mentioned, the general guardian of england was over the occupied lands and over palestine jews were transferred from european lands to palestine in order to provide a context for nation-building here. that league of nations issued a resolution in 1948. it divided palestine without any re

i don't remember the degree of scrutiny over those assumptions. very conservative, you can treat five times as many people as you can think, i don't remember those kind of conversations, they might have happened, i would not have had any particular ability to challenge them i don't think. if the chief medical officer of the nhs are saying this is the amount of staff we have got and this is how many are going to be off sick themselves and this is the mae shi —— maximum ratio of icu nurses to a bed even if we flex it, it's probably hard for me to say, you're wrong. i could probably say, they have done this over here or this over there but this is not my lane, so to speak. this was of course one of the most momentous decisions in the history of this nation. a great deal of water has passed under the bridge. the decision taken at that 5p a meeting. the decision taken at that 5p a meetinu. ~ , ., the decision taken at that 5p a meetinu. ~ ., meeting. when you say that i meeting. _ meeting. when you say that i meeting, what _ meeting. when you say that

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so the assumption that this law is going to stop racial profiling does not exist. it is going to be a deterrent for officers to stop anyone and you are basically creating a solution for a problem that does not exist. the law enforcement community is diverse. federal officers don't have to do this and the question, do you know why i pulled you over, here is my answer, no. and then explanation. i have practiced law over 30 years and i have sued law enforcement officers. not one of my clients has ever told me they fell discriminated against or treated unfairly because the officer asked do you know why i pulled you over. it's a very insulting law, anita. >> anita: seems the question gives the driver the opportunity to answer the question, i've been pulled over in california a few times myself, minor infractions, and it gives you an opportunity to open a conversation with a police officer. why do you think they made the change? >> leo: because we have a woke progressive democratic super majority in california. you mentioned those three points and you saw the author of t

now we have seen the west to pose a be terry assumptions on countries. they don't like do use single you could send that's they could be assumptions on your country to do to your increase cooperation with russia. well mike, i think that probably it's important to state where we stand, in particular as it relates to what we classify as unilateral cause of sanctions. we all view of south africa did to the only august you and body that has the, sinking the right to, to impose sanctions underpinned by a multi let to you. and system is the united nations security council of closer a. so that's like i use concern that our number line post you has being a use to seek to put us into a position of what i call that look way. we uh, uh, uh, threaten to choose the, uh, the site, the one or the other, the power of south africa obviously, is not in the line to we subscribe to the bundle principles which speaks about the, you know, with the integrity of the individual in the nation. states we raise with the, the, the, the us a couple of months in the us state. the seda

one word that comes out in the article is the word huberus, that is kind of arrogance, kind of assumption that any kind of real military prowess. ability by hamas was not even going to be possible and therefore israel did not prepare for it. that's uh one very important point to make out of it is the israeli huberis, but the article also brings out of the high level of planning, of foresight of um preparation uh that hamas had made in carrying out the strike on october 7th and uh the efforts that have been made since then. "i think it's very worthwhile comparing the what's been going on since october 7th in gaza with the previous wars that have taken place involving israel and other countries. the 1967 war lasted only six days. the 1973 war uh lasted only uh little more than two weeks. this war has now gone on for 12 weeks, and just the other day or today, an israeli commander confirmed again that it expects that..." israeli forces will could be continuing this struggle for months, that's an extraordinary thing, because this operation, this entire conflict involves really only palestine,

now we have seen the west to pose a be terry assumptions on countries. they don't like do use single you could said that they could be assumptions on your country to do to your increase cooperation with russia. well, mike, i think are probably it's important to states where we stand in particular as it relates to what we classify as unilateral cause of sanctions. we all view of south africa that are the only august you and body that has the singing, the right to, to impose sanctions underpinned by the multi lead to the un system is the united nations security council of close south africa is concerned that our number line post you has been the use to seek to put us in to a position of what i call good luck with. we uh the, the threatened to choose the uh, the site. the one or the other. the power of south africa obviously, is not in the line to we subscribe to the bundle principles which speaks about the, you know, the integrity of the individual in the nation states. we raise with the, the, the us a couple of months in the us state. the station our conc

to be used in the bathroom in the swimming pool , on the assumption that a person who is a farmer must have this ability and his prosthesis should not be damaged by rust or corrosion. these knowledge-based products have been designed and manufactured by the efforts of 9 technical orthopedic and biomechanics specialists. before construction , modeling and simulation are done with the help of computer. the technology used in the production of these parts. there is little technology that we can use scanning and 3d printer to make the parts to produce artificial limbs of different parts of hands and feet are manufactured against failure. gay is resistant, the kind we used in making these prostheses are filaments that are flexible and do not disturb a person's walking, and a person can walk completely by using these . ms. sharifi, resident of amirabad , najafabad, among the three people who have used the experimental artificial limb below the knee of this knowledge-based company is avlin prot. that wearing foreign prostheses , carbon prostheses are a kind that, while costing a lot, but the

grip of the policy establishment, they have not really uh let go of so we have a real problemist assumptions and acts control quite a lot of what's what's done is government in relation to the lavant west asia general of course is palestine so this is a real significant issue which is addition to question of us imperialism yeah mean how should this issue of of sign embedded in the foreign policy establishment? actually be targeted, do you think? um, i i think it's just it should be treated like any other biggety uh, any aggreus racism that's spoused by people these positions, there's all this training of uh diversity training, equity training, anti-racist training, this is going on through all sorts of institutions, including education and even in government, racial sensitivity training, why is it there's no racial sensitivity towards the palestinian people, and so i think it should be treated equally. other uh oppress what we have unfortunately is the depersoning, the other ring, the outright discrimination of any palestinian issue uh in person, and then cancelling anybody, supporting the o

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he said it showed jewish owned. businesses suggesting that they be boycotted, the assumption being that because they are owned by jews, they must be anti-palestine, that of course was a typical zionist lie. third, vice chairman j showers in his capacity as a regent or governor of the university of california, he denounced over 300 ethnic study staff supporting palestinian rights accusing them in late october of supporting the shocking brutality of hamas. where babies, children of all ages, the elderly, the disabled were shot, raped, tortured, maimed, mutillated, decapitated, and burnt alive. these zionist lies had already been debunked by the time the letter was written. it's not just the individuals involved, the united talent agency is totally signed up to genocidal zinism. uta was a giving sponsor of creative community for peace, a front group for zinis ministry of foreign affairs agents, stand with us. of course, uta staff were among the honoraries at the fourth annual ambassadors of peace event in october 2022 in beverly hills. in order to dismantle zionism, it will be necessary to

august 15th is assumption day. an important holiday for christians here, worshippers gather for a ceremony in the church of saint mary and the village of passed. among them, our sister had 202 gun and cmon, who's the, it's a wonderful coincidence. i find someone i played soccer with 31 years ago and title that and he was a right. that was the left back. the the ceremony is being held down in the courtyard as there isn't enough space in the church for 500 worshippers. the service lasts over 2 hours, which is standard, in aramaic christian tradition. i wasn't expecting so many people. it's amazing and lovely to get a real experience of home. i liked it. it wasn't like it is in germany. we don't have many monasteries like this there. i'd like to come here more often. after the ceremony comes the traditional feast. assumption de marks the end of a fasting period for syriac orthodox christians. after abstaining from meat and dairy products for 15 days. the next day, the mound visits the site, and the dean where his gran