we performed in bali with a group. it's a story from the [inaudible] and so the indian epiics actually the indian epiics for very common in cambodia and bali and thailand and there is a different aesthetic. all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he'

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it is bali, it is amman. it is the u.k. it is spain and that happened in different ways at different times times. >> hi, my name is danika, i spoke earlier. my question is, we understand that hatred amongst our generations exists but how do we counteract the hatred that is learned -- that is taught in homes of children -- to children across america? they're so young and impressionable and we all grow up to be the people who are going to lead the conversation forward. how do we influence that generation? >> well, you influence it at home where children receive their first messages. you may attention to what the schools are teaching. i finally remember quizzing my girls when they were young for a history test and we got to a point on the history test on the inquisition in spain. and i'm looking at that time. i said this is all you learned on the inquisition? the word "jew" isn't even there. and since 1492, jews and muslims haven't been there because they were kicked out. excuse me, you know, i'm telling this to my kids like t

iran is supporting insurgents in their own nuclear bali. that has not worked out well. he is following an unusual beliefs. he said that we all have common interests. there's probably a context where that has logic. i do not think he understands that not all leaders of the world have common interests. some people want to oppress other people and exploit it and kill other people. we are not like them. we do not have common interests with them. we have interests with people who seek and love freedom. [applause] one of the most distressing products of this wondering foreign policy -- wandering foreign policy was with russia. russia has been our number one geopolitical adversary for some time. they are not an enemy, but they tend to line up on the other side and try to pull people with them. they have had as an objective the removal of our missile defense system from your. if he had been an experienced negotiator, he would recognize that even if you want to give the person across the table what they want, you do not tell them that a fraud. instead, you think about what you w

. >> are you coming to the bali? >> it may be a lonely voice but it is getting louder. on university campuses across the country, an awakening of sorts of students coming to the latest surprise rally. >> there are a lot of us and if we wanted to make a change in a voter turnout we could. and i don't think the students students -- as is will. >> it all started on monday when ross university students showed up outside of the tory event. they weren't allowed inside but their message directed to all politicians into their fellow students. >> the message to young people is to get out there and vote. >> today's was organized on facebook in a couple of days. >> 285 said they were participating. >> a meeting place that up and then it was off to the rally. >> the idea of a vote mom or a surprise rally seems to be gaining momentum. there are at least six more of these in the works across the country in the next few days. >> within moments of arriving at the harper event, students try to get in line. they had not registered ahead of time but with the cameras roving tory organizers

our goal is to approve every fully compliant permitting application with an emphasis on bali compliance -- full compliance as promptly as we can with our limited resources. that brings us to the key issue of resources. when i was here in january, i addressed the shameful underfunding of the mineral management service. despite our important mission and revenues generated by offshore leasing, the agency was put on a starvation diet throughout its history, but especially in recent years. the unanimous conclusion was that the central source of the problems with offshore energy development had been a lack of resources. even so, and financial support has been slow in coming. president obama submitted a supplemental request seeking an additional $100 million for that agency. until last week, that promise of a brighter future cannot be redeemed because congress had not acted. we were poised to hire additional inspectors and permitting personnel, but we did not have the funding. now least part of the request has been met because last week, congress passed and the president signed a continuing re

it is bali, the u.k., spain. >> we understand that hatred among our generation exists. but had we counteract the hatred that is taught in homes of children -- two children across america. they're so young and impressionable and we all grow up to be the people who generate that conversation. >> you mentioned the home where the children reach their first messages. you go to the schools where people teaching. i remember quizzing my girls for a history tests. we got to the inquisition in spain. in looking at it, this was all you learned on the inquisitions? the word jew is not even there. since 1942, jews and muslims have not been there because they were kicked out. excuse me. i am telling this to my kids like they will know the difference. [laughter] so i marched into the school and said this was unacceptable. people on the other side want to remove scientific lessons from school books, but to show how i important textbooks are and the training of teachers, we have to make it important. schools are run by local school boards. they're not run by the federal government. it i

we have seen growing indignation citizen pride over the countries launching of the bali democracy formatsand tenacious tenacious self identity increasingly takes pride in being a leading democracy in the region and in the world. we have seen thousands of brazilian citizens join a letterwriting campaign to press press -- previous president lula in an indie show which has 15,000 governmental organizations, the united states has recently launched a new initiative alleging to fund those groups, those non-governmental groups that would like to partner with other human rights it organizations in the region said to try to incentivize work on their border since they have such a huge amount to offer, having undergone the transition they have. and since egypt's recent resolute -- revolution it is not worth a think that egyptian civil society has found ways virtually and on the ground to connect with indonesians, chileans, poles and others in moving from dictatorship to democracy. so, those are the trends and i think those are quite encouraging. needless to say however, there is always more to be do

growing indonesian citizen pride over the country's role and watching the bally democracy form as -- the balim. we have seen thousands of brazilian citizens joined a campaign to press the previous president offered asylum to a woman from iran sentenced to be stoned to death for alleged adultery. in egypt united states has launched a new initiative pledging to fund those groups that would like to partner with other human rights organizations in the region, so to try to incentivize work beyond their borders. they have such a huge amount the offer. and revolution, it is noteworthy that the egyptian civil society has found ways virtually ban on the ground to connect with others in order to learn from their experience in moving from dictatorship to democracy. those are the trends, and i think those are quite encouraging. however, there is always more to be done at home and abroad but all of us to consolidate democratic gains to promote and protect human rights. we should not underplay genuine disagreements as we seek to forge more cooperation across borders. there are reasons our policies are unli

it is bali, it is oman, it is the u.k.u.k., despain and that happened in different ways at differenttimes. >> hi, i spoke earlier. my question is, we understand that hatred now amongst our generation excess, but how do we counteract the hatred that is learned that is taught in homes of children across america? they are so young and impressionable and we all grow up to the people who are going to bleed the country forward and how do we influence that generation? >> you influence it at home where children receive their first messages. you pay attention to what the schools are teaching. i finally remember quizzing my girls when they were young for a history test, and we got to a point on the history test, the inquisition in spain. and i'm looking at it and i said this is all you learned on the inquisition? the word jewish is not even there. since 1492, jewish and muslims have not been there because they were kicked out. excuse me, you know, i am telling this to my kids like they are going to know the difference. [laughter] so i marched into the school and they said this is unacceptable.