a 9 meter tall concrete cylinder has been placed within the room harmonizing with the circular building and its unique 18th century. the cable with this light from above that penetrate through the glass dome is meant to stand for the future. and the concrete cylinder for hope was received. my architecture should move people with it, you see and, and bolden them through its courage. oh, sure. yeah. i was surprised by how quickly he came up with a proposal. i wasn't expecting that and by his creativity, but i said right away, i like that. that's how we'll do it. and then he did it with a lot of talent with both at the beginning. i was amazed by this circuit within a circle, but this allowed him to express his creativity in a historical setting and that suits him perfectly. failed. the interior design of the museum was done by the black brothers. there was also the difficulty is to create something radically modern that can harmonize with what already exists on to set like making a connection here between this extraordinary 18th century staircase banister 10. this contemporary lamb is sort

the common thread here is one of the most rebellious creators in hollywood, dan harmon.orty." we sat down, and this interview is airing for the first time. you've spoken out about people who may like your work, but do you have anything to say that people who feel disaffected by them doing things online that are bullying and hateful. >> i totally understand it. i was what we might call an incel when i was 27. i look at my early blogging, and i'm the kid that annoys the hell out of me on instagram. >> who do you define that term? >> the guy who is angry at women because he feels entightled to company. this isn't how cool people think. but if you're in control of your life, which i am now, you're not going to think that way. the big question is, are you an honest person, are you a person or are you a collection of reactions? the truth is, we've become creatures that believe in humanity, and systems, and we struggle between those things. and we can't blame our problems on boogeymen. we have to blame ourselves or we have to stare into a void. >> if we have to face ourselves,

this was the difficulty is to create something radically modern that can harmonize with what already exists on to set like making a connection here between this extraordinary 18th century staircase. bannister. and this contemporary lamp is sort of mean ask you to contact on a former businessman francois. if you know it's a major collector and patron of the arts is collection include some 10000 works by 350 artists with his 1st exhibition. the passionate lover is certainly not playing it's safe. instead of focusing solely on well established artist, he's including outsiders. will he help make looms or stones of tomorrow? settled in the fields can softer because everyone expected him to come with well known works. but big names asked is worth a lot on the international market. but it was more important for him to exhibit artists who represent the women and men of today and to raise the questions faced by society today, offices to reflect. now the current world he wants to many faces to be displayed. it's about looking each other in the again, the more than you got, they don't issue. it

will the show's female lead, beth harmon, attract more women to the chessboard? >> absolutely.olutely. again, it's stereotypes. it's all about numbers. you know, you have to make sure that more girls play chess. so, the fact is that judit polgár, the strongest female player ever -- since age 13, she played only male opponents. at one point, she made it to top 10. so it tells you that it's doable, but, again, it's all about numbers. it's all about opportunities. >> 24 years ago this week, you famously lost a chess match to ibm's deep blue computer right here in new york city, and you have since come to peace with that loss, but you say you were "the first knowledge worker whose job was threatened by a machine," right? >> [ laughs ] >> that's true. >> you know, one study from mit concluded that robots could replace as many as 2 million workers in manufacturing alone by 2025. what do you say to the millions of people who fear they are to lose their jobs from -- at the hands of machines? >> look, from the early days of human history, we ys, you know, invented machines to release us

yeah, i do play a lot of peeple _ beth harmon did? do? what do you mean by that? do you see the game. — to do? what do you mean by that? do you see the game, are _ to do? what do you mean by that? do you see the game, are you _ to do? what do you mean by that? do you see the game, are you envisagingj you see the game, are you envisaging the game, we talked about moving 20 pieces in advance, but are you actually playing the game in different scenarios depending what your opponent is doing? yes. different scenarios depending what your opponent is doing?— your opponent is doing? yes, it de-ends your opponent is doing? yes, it depends what _ your opponent is doing? yes, it depends what my _ your opponent is doing? yes, it depends what my opponent - your opponent is doing? yes, it depends what my opponent is l your opponent is doing? yes, it - depends what my opponent is doing, i can pick— depends what my opponent is doing, i can pick ahead. right. can pick ahead. right-— can pick ahead. richt. ., i. ., can pick ahead. richt. ., ., ., righ

sarah harmon, north bay news, london. >>> check in with anthony flores. he has sports. warriors have a chance for the playoffs. that would be very interesting. >> yeah, no rockets to talk about, but we are talking a little thunder in the city as in okc. you like that? the warriors are trying to maintain that eight spot in the western conference playoffs. head coach steve kerr says it has cost his team a few win. stick around. sports is next. california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of california is inexcusable. we need big beastly changes in sacramento. i'll make 'em. recall the beauty. meet the nicest, smartest beast in california. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flai

completely unconcerned by the fact that some of my colleagues and he is funding the harmonization tools carbon capture. most mainstream climate scientists environmental ngos agree we need every people philosophy will alone one of the you lose something advanced carbon reduction and mitigation measures are difficult to be harmonized including the investment sector, after storage requires an aircraft while ensuring overburdened communities are protected. online. two people. what is the administration's goal on using tools to capture carbon after which would remove carbon already in the atmosphere. >> a piece of technology tool to get to that goal and that zero carbon emissions by 2050. you know i'm sure the intergovernmental panel on climate change says we cannot get there as blow out this particular technology so building out the technology involved industrial jobs jobs. it's you opportunity and have been left behind. in goal that produce the rules follow his is a so the world in this technology is helping to down the cost, sharing that technology with our international partners is going

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most valuable piece. sculpture made on the basis of a life mask of pressure that was made by power harmon in 1939 by the interest on buddha from pole hum. and yet, ah indeed, between him here we've also tried to convey how international pressure was he was there translations of his works in different languages, from japanese to ukrainian nation with the young man here you can see the russians continue to have a certain him today for this order, i know this is an i c train named hot i to famous stars such as david bowie and movers saying start the david bowie, middle quote, your organs played in the 3 penny opera into the question. there is a coaster stamps in various countries to infer sheet and then the other one is also a mice and porcelain decorative plate. breast gives us my support salon and one tele and now it's your turn send of your holiday video. where did you go? what did you see and what impressed you this week? we made it from mikaela, the novelty. and it's a her road trip through cambodia. and of course, he's going to show us the famous temple of uncle i me ah, the the the th

this was the difficulty is to create something radically modern that can harmonize with what already exists on to set like making a connection here between this extraordinary 18th century staircase bannister, on the 10th, this contemporary lamp is sort of mean ask you what's going on with a former businessman francois, if you know, is a major collector and patron of the arts is collection include some 10000 works by 350 artists with his 1st exhibition. the passionate love is certainly not playing. it's safe. instead of focusing solely on well established artist, he's including outsiders. will he help make them the styles of tomorrow? and if he can, softer because everyone expected him to come with well known works, but big names are worth a lot on the international market. but it was more important for him to exhibit artists who represent the women and men of today and to raise the questions faced by society today, offices to reflect our current world. he wants many faces to be displayed. it's about looking each other in the again, the more than got, they don't issued. it's the fulfi

past time, chelsea striker ty harmon, ford, the 1st champion, lead goal of his career and his timing couldn't have been any better. one mil for chelsea and the club, 2nd champions league title. you're watching the w news line from berlin. stay tuned for world stories. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for now though, for me and the entire team in the newsroom. thank you so much. very companies who's the against the corona virus pandemic now has the rate of infection in developing what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say? information and context, ah, virus update because it's a specialty monday to friday on d w. the idea is it's one way to bring you more conservation. the how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habits? we can make a difference global ideas, environmental theories of global $3000.00 on d, w, and online. the was this week on world story's gonna discrimination against rastafarian usa life at the mexican border. but we start in india where the corrode is. iris continues to spread unchecked. hospitals have reached the

finished garments west almost $25000000.00 from north korea. customs classified textiles by so called harmonized system codes. i ladies sweater for example. we'll have a different h s code than a pair of men's genes. we take a look at h, his code 621. it stands for mens anoraks and coats, including the money jacket on the website. between 2013 and december 2016 von dest imported products, with this code with $12000000.00 from north korea. the same code is also found with deliveries from von desk to europe and the u. s. among the customers, diesel and money. money jackets that look exactly like the one on the own desk website can also be bought in europe. this one costs 219 euros. it's impossible to prove beyond doubt that governments like this one a made in north korea. but at the same time, can it be ruled out? we asked the companies implicated to comment amante's response. we confirmed that phone. dest is one of our suppliers, and such is regularly subject to checks and inspections. the result of these checks being no finished product, the manufactured in north korea. like all our suppliers, i

but just before house time, chelsea's drug or tie, harmon scored the 1st champion lead goal of his career and his timing couldn't have been any better. one mil for chelsea and the clubs, 2nd champions league title watching b w news line from berlin. stay tuned for world story. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for now though, for me and the entire team in the newsroom. thank you. so much very companies who's the against the corona virus pandemic now has the rate of infection in developing what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say? information and context, ah, my recent date because it special monday to friday on the w.

immediate assistance to the people of gaza, calls to rebuild, come as the fire between israel and harmonic continues to hold. the security council says it wants to achieve long term and comprehensive piece in the region. also on the program, congos mount and iraq gone go around for the 1st time in 19 years, triggering panic among the 2000000 residents of goma 1000 sleep, neighboring jolanda powder. the fireworks dancing, sequins with some heavy metal thrown into europe as fast after. as corona, lars. hi! there was a nail biting finish to this year. song contests and only one entry top the leader at the glitzy extra in rotterdam. ah, i'm gonna go fairly good to have you with us. but he one security council well comes with the fire between israel and mosse and calls for immediate humanitarian aid for palestinian civilians, especially those in gaza. on the 3rd day of the truth, thousands of displaced families are returning to their homes in gaza or what is left of them? at least 6000 people are estimated to have been left. home. egyptian mediators are in israel and the palestinian territories

come at, muncie and his wife harmon feared for their lives. they listened to their voices calling to god, expecting to die. how do we deserve this? asked herman. then she says to her daughters, come to me, we're all going to die. they were lucky yet the trauma remains. let us know. the israeli say we are terrorists, but we haven't done anything to anyone. we haven't fired any rockets. scenes of destruction also, and central garza city bombed out buildings and shattered lives. some people still camp out amid the ruins where their homes one stood. palestinian sources say some 2000 apartments were destroyed for israel. this was collateral damage caused by its attacks on the infrastructure of islamic thomas militants, which israel says use civilians as human shields. mohammed uh, sophia, had his apartment here. now he doesn't know where to go so far. no one is offered to help. i collected these things from wherever i could. now i sleep here masters calling the cease fire, a victory for them, which these motorists also insist. but most people are s

, yes. >> yes, steve harmon. i think going through life, i've had to kind of re-evaluate how i interact with people, how i interact with myself, and remember to not compromise my truth in the process. so i kind of did that through the movie in real time. >> tanya, it's anthony. gayle mentioned that you actually filmed this back in 2017. it went to sundance in 2018. it's finally out in 2021. i don't think people realize how much work goes into getting a film out to an audience. what's it like to have to have patience for that, and how does it feel to finally have an audience? >> tanya's relentless it seems when it's something she believes in. yeah. >> well, i will tell you the journey started long before 2017, as well. you know, my producing partner, nicky silver, and i optioned this book back in 2005 actually. had the rights, lost the rights, got them back. and it is a lot of work. it's a lot of putting a lot of pieces together. you know, one of those pieces was bringing john legend on to write an amazing song bu

congresswoman harmon, good to see you.thought of many, many, times, and that's what is the u.s.'s relationship with china and how does this discussion affect it. >> reporter: >> well, when i wrote the book which started when i left congress a decade ago. imagine that, ali, at the wilson center. i just completed my ten years. i was making the point that we didn't have a national security strategy. we hadn't had one since the cold war ended and we won and russia lost. we did not anticipate china's rise. we missed the whole thing. we thought they wanted to be us. they don't want to be us. and finally giving credit to the trump administration, they retooled our national security strategy, which isn't quite one, but to focus on china. and now the biden administration has a real national security doctrine which includes china and it also includes the pandemic, which you just mentioned. so what should our strategy need? i think it should have to be competition. we just can't be cooperation and wish that things will get better. no

martinez brought up a good point about the mural being harmonized for the space. commissioner pearlman, i am in agreement with you. when i read the building was landmarked in 1977, why this was not called out. maybe we just inferred or, i don't know, just thought it was going to be a part of it, but i'm glad that we have the opportunity to call it out now and recognize it and appreciate it. so if anyone on the mission would like to make a motion with my one amendment. >> i move to approve your one amendment. >> second. >> clerk: commissioner matsuda, i believe that commissioner so is requesting to speak. >> oh, i'm sorry. i did not see that. commissioner so? >> thank you. i just wanted to say i am going to support the motion, but just some comments with respect to the mural with respect to architectural spaces and with respect to the mural, first, i hope it's being landmarked. the project sponsors or the ownership of the property or the mural, the ownership, whatever it is, could allow them some avenues to create some other ways to protect and reserve and preserve

a 9 meter tall concrete cylinder has been placed within the room harmonizing with the circular building and its unique 18th century dome. in order for any cable guy to go, this light from a penetrate through the glass dome is meant to stand for the future. and the concrete cylinder for hope, scuse my architecture, should move people with it, you see and emboldened them through its courage. again, because i was surprised by how quickly he came up with the proposal. i wasn't expecting that it's done by his creativity, but i said right away, i like that. that's how we'll do it. and then he did it with a lot of talent with it. at the beginning, i was amazed by this circle within a circle, but this allowed him to express his creativity in a historical setting and that suits him perfectly. failed. the interior design of the museum was done by the black brothers. this was the difficulty is to create something radically more that can harmonize with what already exists on to set like making a connection here between this extraordinary 18th century staircase banister 10. this contemporary lamb is

design styles and one thing this park does is it does not compete with those other sites and it harmonizes and complements those other those other sites. in 2013 congress created the us world war one centennial commission a temporary federal agency if you will that was given the mission of orchestrating and leading the nation's commemoration of the centennial of world war one. the war of course lasted from 1914 to 1918. and the commission took on as one of its primary projects the the redevelopment of pershing park as a true national world war one memorial at the end of world war i our nation didn't really think in terms of national memorials after the civil war towns and country towns and cities and states all around the country had erected local memorials memorials to the to the men of a particular city or town or state or university or other other group that had one often fought in the civil war. we continued that tradition after world war i cross the country. there are local world war one memorials in cities and towns and states including one here on the national mall. the district of

>> the golden gate bridge was doing that harmonic thing. it's a certain resonant frequency. >> it wasn't bad enough to hear across the city or in the east bay was what did. when everyone discovered that just last year after they did that retrofit. but the wind is coming into the golden gate and across the city. strong enough to blow the trees over. if you look at the visualization over my shoulder, you can see how this is set up. the deeper the shade getting into red and purple. the wind had 30 mile per hour gusts recorded across much of the city and the peninsula. and you can see the streamline on here. this is a strong onshore flow. and you are on the front lines here. it is pretty classic for this time of year when we get to this seabreeze on steroids. but there is something a little unique about what is happening out there with this offshore flow. we are pulling in a bit of that marine layer. but it is going over to the tri- valley. normally comes through the golden gate. but this time it's like it went through the gap and worked its wa

>> on my dad's side when i was 3 years old me and him used to harmonize. >> reporter: d'corey's renditionspangled banner" went viral the response coming as no surprise to d'corey's parents. >> i just thank god every day every time i hear that voice. >> reporter: i'm no singer but did you know that when i was in school i did the morning announcements for a while? >> you did >> reporter: i did i was the guy that did the announcements. but we didn't have a singer we could have used someone like you >> thank god i wasn't born back then thank god. >> reporter: d'corey hopes to use his big voice for even bigger plans. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> reporter: do you know how that makes people feel when you sing that? >> yes it's a blessing, you know a real blessing. >> man, i am so glad i met him. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday from louisville we'll see you tomorrow from cleveland so long, everybody ♪♪ one fine day ♪ ♪ you'll look at me ♪ ♪ and you will know our love ♪ ♪ was meant to be ♪ ♪ one fine day ♪ ♪ you're gonna want me for your girl ♪ ♪ though i know you're the kind of guy ♪ ♪

let's go to nbc's sara harmon beating the crowd. she's already in athen, greece, welcome.s so good to see you. over my shoulder you can see the ancient acropolis, the symbol of democracy and human endurance. it's been more than a year since americans were allowed to visit europe's most famous site, but today, that is changing. greece is opening its doors to americans, but here's the thing, alex, if you've got one, you'll want to win your vaccine card. here's more. greece is open for tourism, and travel-starved americans are starting to come back. >> it feels amazing to finally travel again. >> we both love mountains and wine. >> vaccinated americans or those with a negative pcr test are now free to rome the ancient acropolis. >> most of europe is still off-limits to americans and here in greece, tourism is a quarter of gdp. they can't afford to wait any longer. >> why now? >> we feel that we are ready. athens is ready, greece is ready. >> 13% of greeks are fully vaccinated so hundreds of greek islands are racing to vaccinate every adult by june. santorini is perhaps the mo

and harmonize with my alto line, under your beautiful -- because i always sing alto so it's always funny and, paula, you're going to go --" and i go there and not there. and then, you just stay on there all the way till the end of the song [ laughter ] >> seth: were you typecast in your early days of theater >> yeah. i was always the old lady. i was always an old -- either a whore, as my grandfather would call it. or i was an usually an old matron that was like, "where are my jewels? >> seth: what? >> that is -- that is -- you might think, i don't know, maybe she's in her 40s that was 14. i was 14 [ laughter ] that was "anything goes. >> seth: okay. and i literally come through and i think i say that somebody stole my jewels. >> seth: and then, what do you got there? >> and that is in college, maybe two years later, and that is nurse sandwich from "the elephant man." >> seth: oh, wow >> i remember my big line was, "sandwich, yes." he would say, "are you a nurse?" and i went, "sandwich, yes." >> seth: did you have other lines? >> it sounded like i was ordering - huh? >> seth: did you have

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a solar storm could harmonize these digital systems for hours or even days. and the impact would be dramatic. studies suggests that the global economy could suffer billions of euros in last is due to production and supply disruptions. that slide the space where the team is working to raise awareness of the danger, power grids and other critical infrastructure need to be tested and upgraded if necessary. and governments need to make sure that emergency plans are in place. i will also need early warning said that they can move to a protected location on the i s s. before the storm kit. we are improving our preparedness. that's how i would put it. but the important thing is that things happen very fast. if we detect the big solar event, it indeed hits the earth within 15 to 17 hours. that's not the time to start to make planning. the plan must exist before that. to help us prepare here on the solar over to and the pump is solar probes plan to venture deeper into the atmosphere and as of before the information the 2 probes garza will help scientists gain a better

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finished garments with almost $25000000.00 from north korea. customs classify textiles by so called harmonized system codes. a lady sweater, for example, will have a different h s code than a pair of men's genes. we take a look at h. s. code 621. it stands for men's anoraks and coats, including the money jack case on the website. between 2013 and december 2016 von dest imported products, with this code, was $12000000.00 from north korea. the same code is also found, with deliveries from von dest to europe, and the u. s. among the customers, diesel and the money money jackets that look exactly like the one on the own desk website can also be bought in europe. this one costs 219 euros. it's impossible to prove beyond doubt that governments like this one a made in north korea, but at the same time, can it be ruled out? we asked the companies implicated to comment. amante's response, we confirmed that phone. dest is one of our suppliers, and such is regularly subject to checks and inspections. the results of these checks being that no finished product, the manufactured in north korea, like all our

we didn't of achieve technologies were allow communities to india harmon activities as well as a bit more money which they can put toward their children's education level. today's lesson how to install the band with you and deficits, organic the laser. people farmers have to be one over the serials need to be readily available and cheap and it has to work well. and what we've been doing doesn't work any mean if there's an alternative, i am happy to test it when i see the results. i know it's working. then i'll be convinced because i get out of the class since 2018. the bible size apartment of the university office still days global climate change every month. the students in this program may go on to help transform the countries agriculture while making it more efficient, sustainable, and eco friendly. we did the for my good to be on their studies here. they faced major challenges. you know, of course they include raising awareness about climate change and creating the legal and administrative framework. so we can effectively implement solution when he's talking properly backs essent

with jason harmon today mr chairman i do believe that the intelligence reflects the fact that indeed that is the case you agree i do and that's the most recent assessment of the f.b.i. civil rights groups welcome the change of focus but are concerned that it will be used to expand harrington's that already allows a widespread surveillance of u.s. citizens and to create new domestic terrorism designations and databases were worried that their reaction is going to entrenched frameworks that have been used against lakin around communities and there is not going to be a prioritization. of white nationalist violence in a way that we think is necessary for the trump supporters were planning something significant on capitol hill had been telegraphed for weeks if not months on social media there was no need for any extra domestic surveillance yet civil liberties groups fear that the riots that ensued will now be used as a pretext for even deeper supervision of the views of all u.s. citizens hansie al-jazeera capitol hill a report on league lobel covert 19 response describes february 2020 as

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that there are these differences and we would definitely be better off having more international harmonization on this matter is i want to talk for a moment about the fact that what's up isn't just popular among citizens in india. it's also popular among politicians and political parties. the 200-1900 general election was referred to by many as the watch app election in india. so want to ask you how much was watch app used as a vehicle to spread disinformation and manipulative political messages during that election cycle. also, how much were political parties and politicians able to utilize the popularity and the power of whatsapp to their advantage? so what's up is one of the tech black form that has been in a number times. it has the most number of users on last month. watch. i pad close to $400000000.00 users and in combative in facebook has around $300000000.00 around $700000000.00 of $1700000000.00. i'm sorry. it is also a platform that, that is used across age groups from the elderly to the, to the youth up what's up is used across the board. so of course, any messaging on what's up has

european union to keep digging into those trade talks and try to harmonize their regulation when it comes to their digital economy and of privacy. transatlantic relations. basically has while users feel this. definitely because it could be momentarily interruption of facebook services in europe but you know what you know it's always a great time to much needed a digital detox. a digital detox i'll try it sometime thank you very much. there for us on the new york stock exchange floor. to the u.k. now are the countries serious fraud office has launched a probe into the up to family group alliance business empire and its financing arrangements with green cell capital the alliance owns hundreds of companies around the world it's the family business of steel tycoon sanjeev. steel aluminum mining financial services and real estate those are just some of the interests of the companies owned by the group the family group alliance sanjeev group does in pyar employs 35000 people around the world and accounts annual revenues of $20000000000.00 now it's under investigation by britain's serious fraud

you don't need to harmonize them or it's like walking up to somebody who's a cutter and going that's terrible to teach you a lesson i'm going to spray lemon juice on you this is when some people yell but drug users they are bothers do they steal and they write stuff well even if that were true those activities are illegal it's illegal to steal so arrest them for the stealing you don't need to double arrest them put handcuffs on top of handcuffs and if they aren't committing other crimes then you shouldn't arrest them for peacefully harming themselves is that goddamn right of any american to peacefully arm ourselves that's half the reason i get up in the morning hey wait find a new way to harm myself today maybe it'll be whiskey and partaking in an amateur rugby match tomorrow maybe it'll be cocaine bungee jumping and unprotected sex at the same time. and go back to the whole drug addicts steal idea for a 2nd do they steal more than wall street traders you know the wall street traders are being arrested for having a stock portfolio in their pocket what you will of the cops bust you fo

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tomorrow harmon is a clear pop columnist to document of the astonishing global rise of the music genre and she's also the author of bitter years of blood sweat and tears which explores the origins of cape aabs biggest and best known band tomorrow welcome thank you for joining us on didn't do news now the blitz launch 3rd debut album on wednesday what are their chances of success. but you can never really tell the start of a k. pact groups career where they'll go or how far they'll go but nowadays there's a lot of eyes on k. pop so i imagine a lot of people are really interested in every case that's coming out nowadays in general the industry is very over saturated and very full of all these talented stars working with various companies so it really depends on how they are able to make themselves stand apart and their company is able to market them and get them integrated into the industry with you know good music and good performances and build up their international and local fan bases so we'll see what happens at them but i think because we're talking about them that's a pretty good