and brazier. and the rest of my. performance. a crushing victory for the red team. no poor on films had made up to be the same and there was only one thing to do after that when. i. got the time to the rest of the count paid it back and saw it we nearly reached the final day and i caught up with pavel to see what he thought about his delegates progress. while delegates like the programs where will they be inspired and want your way it's so then we saw them what's your way of. doing sports programs they like discussions they have passed. the training. staying here on the finish line of the camp or i can say that i'm proud of them and i like their progress. and a fool everyone gets the chance to show exactly what they've learnt presentation comes the resolution this is the. end of three days for the whole world ok that's a lot of coastal. aside from conflict resolution we also saw presentations on creating sports programs for children of negotiation. each group used different techniques to get their points across with question and answer sessions powerpoint slide show

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s right yeah that was actually interesting because i was part of a part of the rover group brazier teacher product of a little support of trying to show it was well it was small but we were focused on cable were looking towards the future and i went in there thinking ok cable to be dead in a few you know five ten years whatever but i was surprised to see how resilient wasn't people really were fixated on their cable box when we do focus groups people are obsessed it's like a drugs on the one hand this is great because we're fighting addiction in the united states so who are breaking their addiction with t.v. it's a pacifier medication and it's also interesting that what's happening is that the budget side the the the the money side issue is what's driving people to cut the cord there's not so much they don't want anymore they can't afford it it's the economy isn't it your it's forcing them to part with eventually they were going to cut their electricity bill although i know you want to certainly make them know that they could live without without electricity or gas and did i mention that w