enterprises in their regions, and from the chamber.uties become legislators in the state duma, we have senators in the federation council who previously worked in the chamber of young legislators, for example, most recently our representative. e, from one of the republics , he was appointed from the chamber of young legislators. he will appoint a regional minister to oversee issues of regional politics and justice. i mean, uh guys. e through work this i can definitely confirm that i receive from you the opportunity to work in different positions, what is now visible after the rotation that was carried out in december last year. in accordance with the order of the chairman of the website of the federation , more than 70 new people came. eh, objectively absolutely. it can be said that the qualitative composition of the chamber of young legislators is not just being updated , very responsible people are coming in, who treat not only their own, let's say, in this way. uh , a personal interest in the interests of their careers, but they als

according to valentina matvienko, the authority of the chamber has objectively grown.are doing one big thing , we are solving the main strategic task facing the authorities at all levels to ensure the prosperity of our fatherland, the well-being of all regions and all citizens of our country, such continuity generations, it is especially important now, when russia is going through very important landmark stages of history and it depends on young people on your position on your initiatives how we will go this way and what our future will be like, i would like to emphasize that young legislators are working with us for the first time. from the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, and colleagues from the zaporizhzhya kherson region, uh, and be sure to join us following the election results of the legislative bodies of these regions. it can be said with certainty that there are no random people in this room. all of you have gone through the crucible of the election campaign and not by hearsay. you know how the regions live. what problems do people worry about and i alwa

why do we have even chambers out of fifty-one reports?ich, including on our initiative , were carried out on only two last year. and one more in january of this year, the committees held a hearing on the results. the report of the accounts chamber, this is effectively not responsible, the committees in their work should actively use the results of such audits, believes vyacheslav volodin, this will increase the effectiveness of parliamentary control. we are constantly talking about increasing the efficiency of the work of the government of governors of ministers, but this does not apply to ourselves absolutely. all the possibilities there are take, work powers are there. take it. use the priority task of the state and the subject of control by the accounting chamber, the growth of real incomes of citizens , deputies are asking about assessing the effectiveness of measures to support, in particular, families with children. what preliminary conclusions can be drawn the impact of these measures on poverty reduction over the past 3 years, the

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chamber. i will simply say it's been an incredible journey for me and i could not have done it without the outstanding team of u.s. chamber of commerce. tom donohue when he suggested i went in us programmatic use chamber over a decade ago told me toec run hard and run fast ad built and does that we've done over the last decade as we expanded around the world. i have been traveling for millions of miles on half of use chamber and on behalf of american business and, of course, over those years i have witnessed history, had a front-row seat seat to many historical events including in the u.s.-china relationships, charlene is here with us today that i i was there to witnessr signing of bilateral agreement that sent china into the wto. ambassador burns met some reflections about that. i've also had a chance to do some, i won't talk about them all but i think about the sandstorm in western china or jellyfish of the coast of mexico or i think about the donkey rides up the mountains in petra, or of co

the supreme supervisory board of the iran chamber of commerce farda, the 10th term the chamber of commercections will be held. to check the details of the event, i will talk with the chairman of the supervisory board and the tenth term of the iran chamber of commerce elections, mr. mir mohammad sadeghi. hello, please tell me what role and position the chamber of commerce has in the economic progress and business development of the country . dear sirs and dear viewers of this hello and good night program. the chamber of commerce is the main representative among the economic activists in the country. in a way, some people interpret the private sector's parliament and you as the private sector's activities to be very effective in knowing the country's economic situation, especially in a situation where we are unfortunately faced with sanctions imposed on government institutions, it is natural to strengthen the private sector and activists who are members of chambers of commerce as much as possible so that such sanctions have less impact on the country's economy. mr. amir mohammad sadeghi chan

is an audit of the accounts chamber planned this or next year? and will you conduct an audit of the reasons for the increase in the salary debts of teachers in 23 , we continue to check the e, summaries of the ministry of e, education and science and the ministry of enlightenment within the framework of this event, we will check and the powers of how these ministries fulfill the powers of control for the fulfillment by the regions of obligations on the timely payment of wages to teachers, the conversation turned to the tariffs of housing and communal services, it is necessary to analyze the growth in prices for utilities, deputies and the accounts chamber consider. could evaluate the effectiveness of the state tariff policy on a regular basis . we did not plan to analyze tariffs in the twenty-third year. or maybe we really are in working order. uh. let's take a look at the deputies who are interested in how budget money works. large funds are allocated annually in development institutions whether these companies have been audited and checked if

chamber of commerce. let me say that -- a special thanks to ambassador nides, ambassador burns, and ambassador nuland in joining me for the special session. i know that there is a global audience here today. i think my american chamber friends from around the world. ambassadors and embassies represented here today. my corporate friend and think tanks friends joining us. and i c-span audience. i want to begin by saying i'm not gonna review the 29 years that i put in at the u.s. chamber. i will simply say that it has been an incredible journey for me. i could not have done it without the outstanding team at the u.s. chamber of commerce. tom donahue, when he suggested that around the international program at the u.s. chamber over a decade ago told me to run hot and run fast and build! that is what we have done over the last decade and we expanded around the world. i have been traveling for millions of miles on mayhaps of the u.s. chamber and behalf of the u.s. business chamber -- over the years i have witnes

clerk, may we open up for public comment. >> anyone in chamber have comment on item 2? if so please line up against the wall. seeing none, turn our attention to callers who are on the telephonic public comment line. if you wish to speak dial star 3 to be added to the queue. there is one listner and that listner is not indicating desire to speak. >> thank you mr. clerk. seeing no other public comment, public comment is closed. at this time i would like to now move the clerk prepare resolution making a determination that the person to person premise to premise transfer of type 21 general beer wine disstilled spirit to the applicant serve the public convenience or necessity. colleagues, may we take this motion without objection? great. and is there a motion to send the resolution to full board with positive recommendation? that is made by supervisor engardio, vice chair engardio, and can we get a roll call? >> motion to recommend to the board of supervisors considered on march 21 offered by vice chair engardio-on the motion- [roll call] madam chair, there is no opposition.

always thought that the burial chamber of king cru hasn't been discovered yet . and i believe that there is a great possibility that the tunnel is protecting something. in my opinion, it is protecting the actual burial chamber of king cuckoo. uh huh. and then oh, archaeology still don't know exactly how these massey structures were built or what's inside. i miss latest discovery provides just one piece of the puzzle open posed by these enduring monuments to egypt and a matic lead. as i said, that since you're up to date, i'll have more world news at the top of a our coming up in just a moment. tesla promise is to cut costs, but there's still no sign of the comic producing an affordable electric model. christy plots on half those details in your business update in just a month after day. ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out. we've used them. tim, one the indian only the footsteps of the rape me home.

in my opinion, it's is protecting the actual burial chamber of king cuckoo. huh. and medical archaeology still don't know exactly how these massey structures were built or what's inside. i miss latest discovery provides just one piece of the puzzle open posed by these ensuring monuments to egypt and a matic lead. as this is dw news lie from berlin, and here's a quick reminder of the top story. we're following for you. at this hour, a meeting of the g 20 group of leading nations has ended in disagreement over the war in ukraine, on the sidelines. your secretary of state antony blank him and his russian counterpart, sergey loud from met briefly for the 1st time since the war began. and you're up to date, but to stay tuned up next article program with a hind, the mystique, the workings of massage. and remember, if you need more news on the go, there's always a website that's d w dot com. of course, you can also check us out on social media at at t w. i'm here until berlin, thanks for tuning him. ah, what interest? the global economy? our portfolio d w business beyond

new technology is giving us glimpses of chambers. and one of the world's most famous engine landmarks. ah, american children, welcome to the program. a meeting in delhi of the g 20 group of leading nations has ended in disagreement over the war and ukraine. india's foreign minister says, differences on the invasion could not be reconciled despite their opposing stances . the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, and his russian counterpart, sergey lover of met for the 1st time since the war began. a gathering of leaders beset by division, ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite their best efforts, the conflict quickly dominated the agenda. for the 1st time since the war began, the u. s. and russian topped diplomats and spoke face to face on the sidelines of the summit. i told the foreign minister of what i and so many others said last week at the united nations. and what so many g, 20 foreign minister said to day and this war of aggression

thought the burial chamber of king coup. few hasn't been discovered yet. and i believe that there is a great possibility that the tunnel is protecting something, in my opinion, it is protecting the actual burial chamber of king cuckoo. uh huh. and then archeologist still don't know exactly how these massey structures were built or what's inside. i miss latest discovery provides just one piece of the puzzle open posed by these ensuring monuments to egypt and a matic lead. as this dw news live from berlin. and here's a reminder of the top story. we're following for you at this hour. a meeting of the g 20 group of leading nations has ended from disagreement over the war. ukraine on the sidelines, u. s. secretary of state antony blank, and his russian counterpart, sergey lab wrote, met briefly for the 1st time since the war began. and you're up to date, but do stay tuned. up next, our program doc film behind the mystique, the workings of massage take a look at is really israel's intelligence agency. i'm talking to berlin. thanks for tuning in. imagine how many

seeing none, anyone in the chamber who wishes to comment on this item? seeing none, operator, are there any remote public comment on item number 4, which pertains strictly to the minutes of the january 24, 2023 meeting? >> there is no public comment. >> okay, thank you operator. public comment on item 4 is closed. can we have a motion and second for item 4? motion by commissioner walton. second by commissioner preston. mr. clerk, roll call, please. [roll call] >> there are 7 ayes, the minutes are approved. >> thank you mr. clerk. please call the next item. >> approve authorize the executive director to execute memorandum agreement with treasure island development authority for $2 million in regional early action planning grant 2.0 funds for pre-development actiffinties for treasure island parcel e1.2. action item. >> thank you mr. clerk. colleagues, items 5 and 6 were heard at timma committee last week. staff is not planning to make presentation today but can do so if requested or if there are any questions. seeing no questions or comments from colleague

chamber of commerce. i want to end on secretary albright we have to use force because it is we are america we already into spendable -- indispensable nation. we see the world for what it is. is america still the indispensable nation? do we have the of economic and geopolitical uncertainty? in fact, secretary -- former secretary kissinger called that into question recently when he raised the issue of whether or not there is a global leadership vacuum. there is a common frame that america is pulling back from the wool, that american strength and impact overseas is diminishing and other powers such as china and russia are seeping into that. i am not sure i agree with that. but i am sure our guests will have a different perspective as well about the role of american leadership in this world today. in the face of challenges from climate change to food insecurity to global health system, resiliency and beyond, u.s. leadership can help galvanize partners and allies to make a difference, to have a profound impact

. - [ted] this is a pressure chamber and there's a pump underneath, that will pull gas out from the chamber. stick your hands in through the ports. - [narrator] the chamber is designed to create the same extreme vacuum of being in space. - [ted] you're at about four psi lower than ambient. you're approaching nass eva space suit pressure. - [justin] okay. so this is the problem that astronauts have. - [ted] exactly. - [justin] almost feels like i have a robotand. yeah. - i'd really appreciate it, if you solve that rubik's cube too. (justin laughs) - [justin] let's see. do you think that there's anything wrong? how these things should be designed for people? - yes. (laughs) space suits are traditionally built like big bubbles. theoretically, there are garments that could tighten around your body, equivalent to the gas that you're breathing. which wod be much tighter fitting, potentially more mobility that could revolutionize how space suits work. we're gonna let air back into the chamber. - oh wow. that definitely changed very quickly. - [narrator] buthat's not the only problem they're solvin

so this is where we get the story of the second defector, whittaker chambers chambers. so whittaker chambers was known to members of the house un-american activities committee in 1948 when bentley was testifying because he was a well-connected journalist on the right. he was known throughout washington as someone who was an admitted ex-communist. he said he had been a communist in the 1930s. he had rlized how evil was and now he was working against communism. he had told many people that h knew secret communists in the u.s. government in the 1930s. so the house un-american activities committee called him after bentley's testimony, to ask him to tell his and essentially to affirm that what she said made sense. he had never met her, but he said, first of all, i think she's telling the truth because i too was a secret communist at this point. he doesn'say he was a spy. he says i was a secret communist. i knew sect communists in, the us government. so her story soundplausible to me, that's all. he's asked to testify to at the beginning. is, is her story plausible or right?

send to us from the walls other parts of the giza pyramid have 5 chambers above the king's burial chamberich is believed to have been built to distribute and reduce the weight of this huge structure. to build the pyramids , they had unique calculations and methods that they did not insist on. scientists are trying to the help of technology to achieve the various aspects of the secrets of this ancient knowledge. elham goran, sed and sima news agency, photo of wood, 15 seconds, nii nii store , let's make a photo of the store . me at any moment my game, look at the house to the right, who is the noise, the noise, the cooking, what's going on, non-stop , non-stop. it is 2 am tehran time and dear viewers, welcome to this news section. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs released the details of the agreement with the united states on the exchange of prisoners.

and heas inste that chambers was out to destroy him, that his then decided to sue chambers for, slaer, get money for him for t consequences of lying about hiss. so it was at that point when chambers sued hisshat chambers decided to change his story and he said actually, up until this int i have been defending hiss, i have been protecting him because it's notrue when i said he was ju a secret communist, he was also a spy. i confess that i was spy. i managed agents just like elizabeth bentley. this was back in the mid 1930s. i was a manager of communist agents in the us government and alger hiss was one of my agents and so suddenly it's, it's a much more, it's a much bigger story. it's not just that alger hiss, the new the guy at yalta, the u.n. guy, is a secret communist, but also he's a soviet spy. chambers also said, i have not up until this point, but i have proof for this, because when i was a spy, which by now was, you know, over a decade, i saved doments, i figured the soviets might come after me. so iold them i had a life. i had documents, proved my sty, both prt documents and m

seeing none, anyone in the chamber who wishes to comment on this item? seeing none, operator, are there any remote public comment on item number 4, which pertains strictly to the minutes of the january 24, 2023 meeting? >> there is no public comment. >> okay, thank you operator. public comment on item 4 is closed. can we have a motion and second for item 4? motion by commissioner walton. second by commissioner preston. mr. clerk, roll call, please. [roll call] >> there are 7 ayes, the minutes are approved. >> thank you mr. clerk. please call the next item. >> approve authorize the executive director to execute memorandum agreement with treasure island development authority for $2 million in regional early action planning grant 2.0 funds for pre-development actiffinties for treasure island parcel e1.2. action item. >> thank you mr. clerk. colleagues, items 5 and 6 were heard at timma committee last week. staff is not planning to make presentation today but can do so if requested or if there are any questions. seeing no questions or comments from colleague

thought that the burial chamber of king crew hasn't been discovered yet. and i believe that there is a great possibility that the tunnel is protecting something, in my opinion, it is protecting the actual burial chamber of king cuckoo. uh huh. and then all archaeology still don't know exactly how these massey structures were built or what's inside. i miss latest discovery provides just one piece of the puzzle posed by these enduring monuments to egypt and a matic lead as well. this is the dublin years i from berlin. his reminder of our top story of this, our meeting of a j. 20 group of industrialized nations has ended in disagreement over war and ukraine. during a brief meeting on the sidelines, u. s. secretary of state antony blanca, told his russian counterparts of rob to and the military campaign to the point is next on how alliances are formed around the war in ukraine. arg, dividing the one who to the point? strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. the war in ukraine is becoming a clash of systems. western democracies are feeling

new technology is giving us glimpses of hidden chambers inside one of the world's most famous ancient laptops. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. meeting in delhi of the g 20 group of industrialized nations has ended in disagreement over the war in ukraine. an indian foreign minister says differences about russia's invasion, couldn't be reconciled this by this, your secretary of state antony, blinking and his russian counterparts. okay. laugh ralph did speak briefly on the sidelines with mister blink. and telling mister oliver off to end the war a gathering of leaders, beset by division, ring the as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite their best efforts, the conflict quickly dominated the agenda. for the 1st time since the war began, the u. s. and russian top diplomats spoke face to face on the side lines of the summit. i told the foreign minister, oh what i and so many others said last week at the united nations and what somebody g 20 foreign minister said to day and this war of aggression e

but access to the chamber remained elusive. until now, a group of researchers has managed to insert a fiber optic camera into the secret chamber, bringing us insights, not seen for thousands of years. it's almost 5000 years old. i me only surviving wonder of the ancient world, but the great pyramid of keesa still has hidden secrets to be discovered. egyptian archaeologists have unveiled pictures of a mysterious 9 me to passage for the 1st time. located close to the main entrance. antiquities officials don't know for sure what purpose the corridors served. but there is speculation. it could lead to an undiscovered burial chamber of one of egypt, hallowed pharaohs. and anna ha, i've always thought that the burial chamber of king qu food hasn't been discovered yet. and i believe that there is a great possibility that the tunnel is protecting something yet, in my opinion, it is protecting the actual burial chamber of king cuckoo. huh. and then, oh, archeologist still don't know exactly how these massive structures were built or wal

>> seeing none, anyone in the chamber wishes to comment on item number 3?> seeing none, operators my remote comment on item three? >> checking for remote public comment on item 3. me there is no public comment. >> thank you operator public comment is closed. (gavel) on item three and motion vice chair mandelman mr. city clerk roll call, please. >> chair dorsey, aye. >> mifrmd, aye. >> commissioner ronen excused and three >> item 4. >> 4. recommend acceptance of the audit report for the fiscal year ended june 30, 2022, - action* >> thank you mr. city clerk. >> and presenting i believe is cynthia director of finance administration. >> good morning just technically e checking to make sure you can hear me streaming through. >> good morning for the fiscal policies to the financial record to so audited by the independent certified public accounting and that audit was by the past year llp and happy to announce they issue an unmodified rfp for the clarified opinion the best type of the report if an external audio and represents the position to operations for all ma

in my opinion, it is protecting the actual burial chamber of king cuckoo. uh huh. and then, oh, archeologist still don't know exactly how these massive structures were built or what's inside. i miss latest discovery provides just one piece of the puzzle posed by these ensuring monuments to egypt and a matic leaders. oh, and that was the day as we saw it, but the conversation does continue online. you will find us on twitter, other apps, d, w news or you can follow me. at 11, e r s, seal with with everybody knows fields made from petroleum cause large amounts of c, o. 2 are synthetic combustibles known as the field. i know, tentative with scientists are researching that production. how exactly does it work and do e fuels? have a west energy balance reb next on the w o to the point to strong opinions and clear positions an international perspective. the war in ukraine is becoming a clash of systems. western democracies are feeling challenged by autocracies, like russia and china. and they are all, cording, non aligned, countries like india and so on. to the point we

it could lead to an undiscovered burial chamber of one of egypt, hallowed pharaoh's. yeah. and another, i've always thought that the burial chamber of king cru hasn't been discovered yet . and i believe that there is a great possibility that the tunnel is protecting something, in my opinion, it is protecting the actual burial chamber of king cuckoo. uh huh. and then archaeology still don't know exactly how these massey structures were built or what's inside. i'm its latest discovery provides just one piece of the puzzle open posed by these ensuring monuments to egypt and a matic lead as well. and that was the day as we saw it. but the conversation does continue online. you will find us on twitter or that d w . news, or you can follow me at 11 ers sealed. ah ah, with oh glaciers ah, my nourishment in baton for both body and soul. ah, but climate change is threatening this balance. ah, these are adapting to these shifts with innovative strategies. he to india on d w. ah, well making the his life and what's behind them. dw news africa, the show that was the issue is shaping th

it could lead to an undiscovered burial chamber of one of egypt, hallowed pharaohs. and anna ha, i've always thought that the burial chamber of king cru hasn't been discovered yet . and i believe that there is a great possibility that the tunnel is protecting something, in my opinion, it is protecting the actual burial chamber of king coup. uh huh. and medical archaeology still don't know exactly how these massive structures were built or what's inside. i miss latest discovery provides just one piece of the puzzle. posed by these enduring monuments to egypt and matic lead us all. and that was the day as we saw it. but the conversation does continue online, you will find us on twitter, other apps, d, w news or you can follow me at 11, e r s, sealed. ah, ah, with the black sand behind them dw news africa. the show the issues have been the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal here on the street to give you in the report on the inside. our correspond that was on the ground forcing from across the continent. all the trends doesn't matter to you. in 30 minutes

there are 5 chambers at the top of the giza pyramid there is the king's burial chamber, which is believed to have been built to distribute and reduce the weight of this huge structure. for this , they had unique calculations and methods to build the pyramids, which they insisted on not revealing. with the help of technology , the secrets of this ancient knowledge can be achieved by elham goran of sed and sima news agency. it is necessary to have a construction permit for construction, but how long does it take to get it, and i answered 83, under 89 and 90 % under any pretext of the building approved by the administrative council in 1371 and article 59 of the law on removing obstacles to production in 1394 the islamic council in the municipalities is obliged to time reduce the issuance of the permit to one week. for years, the administrative maze to obtain the construction permit has been bothering the builders and investors . according to the upward trend of the goods, it is only a little bit . it is possible that the construction will stagnate and i will not be able to sell. the capital

but w what this chamber doesn't have enough of is will power. courage to act. this inaction is shameful and as a parent it's disgusting. the parent apparently the republican leadership in the house thinks the biggest issue facing our children today are the books in their library. while we have yet to take up a bill to stop school shootings, the number one killer of our children in america, this chamber passed a bill last week to politicize our kids' education. a bill by the way they didn't even have unanimous republican support for. i mean, what are we doing here? i have to go home tomorrow and look my 8-year-old daughter in her eyes one week before she turns 9 and tell her that three more kids were shot and killed in their classroom. but mom can't get half of her colleagues in the congress to care enough to do anything about it. how can anyone in this chamber be ok with telling their kids or their grandkids that? how can you see the kids who are taking pictures right outside on the capitol steps and do nothing to prevent their school from being next? how can w

speaker thank you for inviting me into the chamber today. before i get started i'd like to do something i think is really important to recognize general mike ferry and the army and air national guard. these men and women have done an incredible job for the last three years. at this time last year as you may remember we had a few hundred guard members and long-term care facilities across the state. i don't know what we would have done without them. just last week we had another deployment ceremony overseas for 150 army national guardsmen and women from the 160th engineering company assisting with the federal military mission there. never before has their national guard done this much first aid in their country at the same time then these men and women have. please join me in recognizing the delaware army and national guard. [applause] i can't tell you how proud we are to men and women almost boys and girls literally 18, 1920, very young and doing incredible work. i'd also like to take a moment to recognize two supreme court justices who are w

the trade union system that accepts your responsibility for the supervision of trade unions is the chambere unions, the government penalty organization, the authority for investigation , i emphasize, only the authority for handling violations, the authority for monitoring and inspecting and discovering violations in the market field, that is, if we want, based on the principles let's talk about legal rights in the existing structure and the government punishment organization and the comfort and use of the opinions of the name is known, the branch is established, wait for the authorities that have the duty of inspection and violations, the support organization of the ministry of jihad in the field of agricultural products, the guild room , now, for example, in the plane, tickets, for example fish organization explanation, for example, do you assume that we will handle train tickets or intercity bus tickets, such as the ministry of housing and urban development and the road administration, the report of the state penalty organization, or , for example, in the area of ​​handling violations of

after pressing, our pasta enters the drying chamber. it's all a big drying chamber. that's it. it's huge. big camera. drying pasta here is in around 7 o'clock. and how much is 14 tons here? the most important thing when drying pasta is that they dry out and then do not crack. and after drying, the spaghetti is cooled and sent for cutting. demographics within which there is a constant monitoring of the quality of nutrition of russians in order to find out. how many healthy products can afford tell the next stage of packaging. by the way, to buy spaghetti from durum wheat, pay attention to colored ones, and from durum wheat it is more yellow, then read the category of flour, and baking group and the amount of protein 13 13. and this is an important figure. yes, it is important how to properly store pasta at home tells pasta on the top shelves in the kitchen. evaporation and high temperatures can speed up product deterioration and shorten its shelf life . it is better to store spaghetti in the lower kitchen cabinets away from the stove. at night, and i can give you wheat right awa

after we heard from the chamber we will hear from folks remote. come forward for 2 minutes >> hello, good morning. supervisors and just want to i'm with soma fill pino cultural heritage district and soma community district 6. we on would like to congratulate jeopardy an town we know how much time and effort community engagement it takes to credit this report and make it meaningful. we know it is so we want to applaud them for that work. you know, the japanese-american community and filipino have shared history. farm worker movement and helped build the character and beauty this city and share a lot of the tragic history in displacement and redevelopment and we see the chess program that the cultural district program and chess reports a great strategic way to address the institutional wrongs that happened. so i will keep it brief. we express our support and commends them for the wonderful work. and we look forward to more collaborate rigz in the coming years fest will vas, events and this type of stuff am thank you very much for having us. >> thank