, yes, caravaggio, the same , yes, and what is, what is music, that, as they say, music is a picture,e, because then music arises. against the background of silence, then you see, you hear , and that's when, and when i realized that this is art, when there are no lies at all, clothes, food, furniture, music, architecture, words, sentences, you look at it all and you understand, there is a film from 1953 or there from 1955, but they started filming under stalin, so... and you just understand that this is already an art, it is necessary to somehow have special, special exercises, in order to achieve the fact that there is no truth anywhere, you see, uh... women's shoes, like that you know for sure, there was nowhere, you see everything, which cannot be, because there cannot be anyone, as our great said, as he said about himself, i was khohol, well then there were no ukrainians, there were khohols, i have referring to chekhov, he said without offense, well, that's it, we messed up something again, thank you for your attention, all is well, i hope everyone liked it, and who didn't like it

on the contrary, kind of john caravaggio, michelangelo lee, and other davinci, and many other artists have shown us that the creation of beauty over comes old. so the church does not pass. judgment is a bus that we belong to the kids on of course. and so in his pursuit of beauty and fine art, filippo has found a way to reaffirm his face. let me now introduce you to an ancient tradition from the patriarchal villages of albania, one that most europeans have also not heard of. it's about women, turn it into men, which might sound like engender change. but for women like justine agree, shot, it's actually the only possible way to become the head of the family. something that women in patriarchal and conservative will of being yeah. otherwise not entitled to. these women are called burn dishes, or sworn virgins with adults most probably the last of them in lit. pusher and the mouth soft northern i'll be full, but the phone booth brush. it's hot. well, but i'm a woman, but i'm not strong like a manual quote and i'm like, so what you bought, i did when i was younger by next month, and i stil

the panel today and anna caravaggio from johnson and johnson, one of our private sector partners on the panel. before we get started i just wanted to say that i represent the workforce of pap far, and i'm just really proud to be an african before i became an american who is incredibly incredibly privileged to serve in this program. the benefit, the heritage that i come from. so we want to thank president bush and mrs. bush and everyone who's responsible for the 20 years of support for pop up. what an incredible honor to actually go to work every day for a mission like this in insistence on measurement is one of its features. its commitment to partnership is in this panel here. it's unwavering support from a bipartite design congress. it's dedicated workforce who have been a part of helping countries achieve 95, 95, 95 goals as well as their tens and ten goals that unaids has lost pursuing. and its direction, which is formed in the cradle of diplomacy at the department of state, we celebrate our achievements. we continue to learn. the data tells us we know that we have gaps remaining. we

caravaggios are not . not beautiful. >> they in a line under this art discussion because it's just.>> not only one of the right minds can think that's award winning, you know. anyway, now, since 19 competition, since 1947, the people of norway have gifted a christmas tree to london as a thank you for britain's help in saving them from the nazis back in world war ii. and this is what they sent us this year. okay so i'm sorry , us this year. okay so i'm sorry, but i think it takes the mic. all right. it would arguably be less offensive to send us nothing at all than a tree that looks like it's been through looks like it's been put through a the back of a car wash. right. the back of the is missing. gone. the tree is missing. it's gone. we know where it's gone. we don't know where it's gone. i don't know how that happens. they've they've had to they've had to do they've had to do a branch transplant on the tree , which think involved tree, which i think involved cutting branches in cutting off other branches in less and sticking less obvious places and sticking to what to the back of i

caravaggios are not . not beautiful. >> they in a line under this art discussion because it's just.> not only one of the right minds can think that's award winning, you know. anyway, now, since 19 competition, since 1947, the people of norway have gifted a christmas tree to london as a thank you for britain's help in saving them from the nazis back in world war ii. and this is what they sent us this year. okay so i'm sorry , us this year. okay so i'm sorry, but i think it takes the mic. all right. it would arguably be less offensive to send us nothing at all than a tree that looks like it's been through looks like it's been put through a the back of a car wash. right. the back of the is missing. gone. the tree is missing. it's gone. we know where it's gone. we don't know where it's gone. i don't know how that happens. they've they've had to they've had to do they've had to do a branch transplant on the tree , which think involved tree, which i think involved cutting branches in cutting off other branches in less and sticking less obvious places and sticking to what to the back of it