that ensured the selection for these institutions more and more qualitative selection yes institutions that can select a member of the vrp, for example, such a criterion can be the presence in the institution of higher education of accredited educational programs at the master's level and at the level of the doctor of philosophy at the same time, today the law does not regulate the requirements of ideological delegates of the congress, this is exclusively the responsibility of universities and scientific institutions for the most part educational institutions delegate who hold the positions of associate professors, research workers, professors, heads of departments , deans and vice-rectors, but strange situations occur when you delegate to the congress a person who is a part-time member, another problem of the selection of members of the vrp from law schools is the oversaturation of representatives of one educational institution, as of june 2, 2023 , there were two representatives of the yaroslav the wise university of kharkiv in the high council of justice , one of them, mykola moroz,

today, the law demarcates these institutions, and therefore the ban is established in the law on thecouncil of justice. they do not apply to them. they have their own specifics. personnel training, based on this understanding of the mission of these institutions, we understand that participating in the formation of such a constitutional body if there was still a council of justice, they should not luhansk university of internal affairs in the case of didorenko, he was liquidated by the decision of the cabinet of ministers , but he was in the lists of educational institutions that have the right to participate in the congress, and delegates to the congress from this institution were that the ministry of education cannot check above and establish their compliance with the criteria is different the number of such institutions at the congresses on august 19 last year was 51, while on june 2 of the current year it was 65 , so the de jure foundations insist that the criteria for selecting law schools should be strengthened , since those institutions that train masters in high-quality at a

today, the law demarcates these institutions, and therefore the prohibition is established in the law the supreme council of justice, justice does not extend to them. they have their own specifics of training personnel based on this understanding of the mission of these institutions, we understand participation in the formation of such a constitutional body if there was still a council of justice they should not luhansk university of internal affairs and didorenko e-e it was liquidated by the decision of the cabinet of ministers but in the lists e-e of educational institutions that have the right to participate in the congress, he was there and the congress delegates from this institution were a testimony to the fact that the ministry of education cannot check above and establish their compliance with the criteria. there are a different number of such institutions at the congresses on august 19 last year. 51, while on the second of june of the current year, 65 so the de jure foundation insists that the criteria for selecting law schools should be strengthened, since the members of the

it is the work of institutions like the oakland institute to basically say that and pro has no new clothes. this is the word by which has consistent ugly, lied deck into some kids. and suddenly we think it isn't the business of protecting the poor and improving for the security. let's not forget, this is the same institution which don't ask and countries which will fold explore, holding countries into food importing countries. so given its history and the evidence that exist, given the data that comes from the united nations itself, we have fooling ourselves and choosing to remain ignorant. yep. okay. funding development, development economics developments that is the university educational institutions throughout the world. they're, they're funding people. so that they can proudly talk about wanting to solve world hunger and will be pirating this blacks the green initiative. nonsense. where is your voice presumably is not heard on the mainstream media? well, i think this is really what's called tool washing. i mean, i think the burden of proof is on them to demonstrate how do they call it

that's, tickets, many of our elite institution for the donation of the students graduating from the institutionsmet with a kind of well-rounded robust education you would want somebody to after entrance of free expression on campus i find stories from francesca and ginevra, it's shocking but not surprising is how i will put it. the bureaucrats are one of the chief problems in the ratchet goes in one direction. they just keep growing. they multiply. work for themselves. when you don't have enough of the real work to do things that other things to do. i think of things like the elimination of harmful language initiative at stanford where they wanted to outlaw the use of all sorts of language that people deemed offensive. maybe they should have fewer people on staff who are attending to actual idea issues and that they won't have time to read about the kind of language people using. in terms of the student experience that bureaucrats, these are often people who have quite a bit of contact with students your first contact h students to think about new student orientation students are getting their f

in the last three years , 428 institutions have stopped teaching. what is the reason and what alternative is offered to students? lyudmila pavlenko found out we can take a seashell and when you and i put it to our ear and we hear the sound of the sea on the territory of the tomashiv kindergarten that children in the kyiv region play on the whole institution is on the 15th, and a year ago it was three times less , says maryana kalinovska, head of the education department of the tomashiv community, the children are transported for free from neighboring villages , we have the opportunity and we get them to work , and he is in our kindergarten until 5 o'clock in the evening, the eldest son nataliya goes to the neighboring village to study. the school that was in the same building as the kindergarten a year ago was closed . there were several dozen students. maryana falinovska explains. my mother called me. i have a child . she says there is only one in the class for six months . someone was sick. studies, that is, according to the list, there are five c

there are about 30 decisions on closing institutions on the liquidation of institutions .ve preserved the entire network of all educational institutions. in those institutions that did not , active construction activities of this kind began, and therefore very soon all children in the kyiv region will be able to sit at their desks of rebuilt and even renovated educational institutions roman barashev vasyl menovshchikov volodymyr dedov details tv channel intermarathon single news admission campaign 2023 for the bachelor's degree at the largest higher zakarpattia uzhgorod national university at the final stage the acceptance of applications has ended budgetary positions are currently filled active phase of consideration for the contract which this year are the most popular specialties in transcarpathia iryna kovalchuk learned about the question from the city of khust. since childhood, she wanted to become a lawyer and continue the family tradition, and ot already on the way to realizing her dream, the girl entered the faculty of law, this is a profession. i always dreamed of

there are 29 higher educational institutions in the new territories, which already issue russian-styleiplomas, among them the donbass national academy of civil engineering and architecture, donetsk national technical university, mariupol, melitopol and kherson state universities, as well as luhansk state pedagogical university and others. in total . almost 100,000 people study in these universities, issues related to the right, including the reality, they are primarily relevant, uh, the university of mariupol melitopol, kherson region, not only in the standard of business and university reporting, uh, uh, and legal , administrative and finance, but nevertheless , it will take some time for universities to integrate with all-russian, educational integration. this is the passing of the unified state examination this year, students of new territories could enter russian. both universities and universities, both according to the results of the unified state exam, and according to the results of internal entrance examinations, which were conducted locally at universities. as for the demand

and there were other institutions under stress. we had not acted it was really not clear how far this could go and it had the potential frankly to go up the chain of the system and down the chain of the system. the responsible officials at the three agencies involved under the law the board of the fdic and the board of the federal reserve have to vote to recommend the exercise of the systemic risk exception and then the treasury secretary in consultation with the president have to make a determination to exercise the authority and frankly by sunday all of the responsible members of the fdic board and the board of governors at the fed unanimously voted to make that recommendation and then the secretary in consultation with the president made the determination. i think the risk was real. and i think if we had not acted we would be in a worse spot today. so i don't second-guess it. it was not something we wanted to do. and as i indicated it was consequential and quite critical that we learn to take actions to avoid a reoccurrence. but

to establish an educational institution.tion and clothing, uh, before starting this august meeting, uh, they showed products that meet the standards of the pricing policy, so that children don’t eat all sorts of nonsense the mechtskaya one showed the line of the mogilev meat processing plant and domocha and everything else, and on the other side there was a show. here are the different forms of clothing, both sports and business, and what options were offered just for this mogilev, but to produce. well, in general, to summarize. we have used the word tool many times today. here. a textbook is a tool in the hands of a teacher, a school uniform is also a tool. so, perhaps, you need to pay attention to who is in the hands of this tool and how is it handled with more responsibility and understanding of what you are really doing? as a teacher by first education, i am a history teacher and one of aleksandrovich marlyuk’s students. i can say this thing, we would like to raise the prestige of the profession, i don’t know how to rais

language institution.ge. well, if so, again, so that they don’t say that belarusian-language schools are closing in our country, not a single belarusian school has been closed in recent years and i don’t remember such a thing, as he said that vladimir in the village all belarusian-language schools are all urban urban educational institutions in our curriculum. for the study of the belarusian and russian languages, it doesn’t matter which school is russian-speaking or belarusian-speaking, and therefore here it’s like talking about some kind of oppression, not to the point that someone is not given to someone. well, it's just like a speculation here on a certain hang like language fatigue on the belarusian language. uh, classrooms - it's not a problem. open on the right by the fact that e chatter raises e, the degree of the belarusian region of the belarusian prestige of the belarusian language, they seemed to have a mentor. i want to say that everyone is criminal. in this room, in this room they will speak

the international their washington institutions they, um, they are all titled arrow institutions of the actually if you look at the statements of the brakes economies in the past several years. the statements that come after the break summons, you will see that the express support for multilateral institutions, such as the w t o and they call. what did you make of that? because i mean, clearly the video is not functioning a tool. i mean, the distinctions with the united states that just the 2 different countries. i'm not sure whether the way that was in the w to treat these, signed by the united states. clearly the w t. o is dead or is dying. why? why is china talking about reforms or the w t o? when uh, surely, most people impartial looking at it will see this has been natural and what began with the riots in seattle at the turn of the century. a good simon ones and see how markets it was too long since they could not make roads more march across across the globe fantasies they was born and w t. o, as instrumental in uh uh, creating a more open uh, international. i understand that,

the international, the washington institutions they, um, they are all titled arrow institutions. those are actually, if you look at the statements of the brakes economies in the past several years, the statements that come after the british summons, you will see that the express support for multilateral institutions, such as the w t o and they call what did you make of that because i mean, clearly the video is not functioning a tool, i mean distinctions with the united states that just the 2 different countries. i'm not sure whether the way that was in the w to treat these, signed by the united states daily. the w t. o is dead or is dying. why? why is china talking about reforms of the w t o. when uh, showing the most people impartial looking at it. we'll see this is the natural end to what began with the riots in seattle at the turn of the century. well, it's a good shining ones to have open markets as was to boost its economic growth. more open markets across across the globe fantasies. they were form w t o as instrumental in uh, creating a more open uh, international. i unders

my last words, while thanking the institutions and managers of the institutions, who strive to popularize the government of all the institutions, departments and organizations in the country, that they are turning in the direction of men, make a transformational move in your own institution , use the forces, marit, they have a transformational vision. people are considered if it is not a revolutionary force. be sure to remove this force from the feet of the revolutionary forces so that the transformation will take place in the institutions. it may be a good force. it may be a good person and have a good history. with the subtitle that he took these big steps with courage, he is not able to carry out this transformation, give it to the people in the field , as except for the policies and programs of the government and among the holidays, the supreme leader of the revolution always advises the government and my officials and emphasizes to my colleagues that all over the country because they did not have much success in order to popularize their own group, i am asking them to start a new mov

what kinds of institutions developed over time?at was their impact that would actually be useful in thinking about the present? the thing is you should you say we should study history but there is so much history you could spend four years studying the history of the republic in the sixth century and still not exhaust most of the literature. you have to beat much more focused of the kind of history. i actually think ap world history in ap american history classes continue to try to do that. they try to focus in on one of the certain basic number of facts that you really need to know to be conversant in those areas. a lot of universities have given up on that i find among my students it is quite remarkable. the ones that actually knowth facts about the way their own society developed they learn them in their high school ap history courses not anything they took in the university. >> every guess that appears on in-depth we ask what are they reading? and what's some of their favorite books are the answers we got from francis fukuyama

i would say people in my who are not in counseling institutions and thank you the manhattan institute for not me yet. i will say when the twitter starts coming faults you know coming in and what c-span has to say about this. i don't know. but those of us who are more insulated have an absolute obligation than to give the the facts that explain disparate impact. i am not going to be cowed into it's too late. it's too late. it's coming down people us have to speak up. i the book you know i'm i'll you an honest description here of what like writers and speakers are under you're supposed to always a positive solution even though i'm a pessimist and i don't necessarily feel very but but audience does want to believe there's hope and there's they can all rally behind so scratching my head and what can i do with a solution because it frankly looks to me a very tough nut to crack. so i came up with an idea of an institution that would be apart from any particular institution like somebody's medical school or somebody tech startup that would be ready to snap into action whenever there is a ama

two institutions particularly the nonprofit institutions, whose existence is based on our taxpayer dollars all similarly pay and to share whether or e not they are delivering this care equitably given the resourceso at the end of the day? do you they work as hard and incentivize their executives if they are able to give equitable care? when you make of that granular we can recognize we all have a stake not only in our financial stakes but also in the stakes that we owe something to one another and the institution is fundamentally hours. it's a big challenge, one is require a generation, when the people up and struggling with before me. i come from american descendents of folks who have been struggling to force america's to live upf to its value for hundreds of years and this is not going to end in my lifetime that we can at least tell the truth of only animated by her humanity. by that data. we know what's happening. >> beyond telling the truth which is where cast to start and racism and a white position i let my own institution to the storytelling of that and my parents whole families wer

we are not yet talking about the kotsurubka community . educational institutions in support institutionsast 200 people, and if it is an ordinary institution, at least 350 children whose schools have been destroyed are offered to go to educational institutions in neighboring villages, then where will students drive buses in our region was 19 buses have been purchased, we have already handed over 16, three buses will arrive in the near future. oleksandr has already decided that he will study in a village not far from here. he will open the school together. named after vice-admiral volodymyr bezkorovainy, the entrance campaign is ongoing , this year's applicants are the most motivated during the entire existence of the educational institution , my colleagues from the tv studio of the ministry of defense assure there are a lot of applications for admission, but only those who pass all stages of the competition will be accepted. the naval lyceum of the vice-admiral without a breadcrumb is a comprehensive educational institution with advanced military and sports training . for 15 years, young

kibali is a french state institution. so here is yet another way of looking at these materials as objects that can be owned, as objects that can be the property of an individual or a state. so nothing could be more opposite from the zuni view of what these objects are. they are they cannot be owned. the, if anything they are owned communally by the zuni and they cannot be moved. and so here is a quote from octavius or two other zuni scholar. this was in an interview gave to the new york times where he says, quote, we believe, if you listen to us about the power these object have to our community, that these are examples of sacred objects of communally owned objects. then museums will consider sending them back. so, so far, kibali has not. taken this argument to heart, but we see here this continuous engaged movement by zuni elders with various community, various museums and other institutions in a process of creating dialog, in a very non-confrontational national way, which is the ethics of, of zuni behavior, to communica

from schools , kindergartens, after-school institutions.se are the educational institutions that provide a basis for educational services, and everything also depends on funding and capacity of each community and from which communities received state funding for shelters, because in some places in order to equip a good shelter from a school that does not have one at all , this is so that you and i understand that this is a large amount of money, that is, there are different estimates, there are 200,000 and 600 and a million and that's it it actually depends on the condition of the area and the area that is being used as a shelter, so that after all, i, as a mother, can also say which mother brings her child to school and also sometimes takes her away when there is anxiety. unfortunately, we do not we will have an ideal situation that we can only have after the end of the war, we will still have those cases where somewhere parents are forced to leave work, even though it is not convenient for them, and take the child, or, nevertheless , leav

in an institution with simulated conditions of the modern belarusian frontier. behind the lesson on the tactics of the border service, engineering training, firing practice and drill drills. of course, we showed a serious analysis of the military-political situation near our state borders and made certain adjustments. directly the process of preparation for rusants. this lies in the fact that today every graduate is able to make decisions in the most challenging environment this year. we have increased the number of cadets. we have higher scores when entering the institute. every graduate is capable. today, including managing unmanned aerial vehicles and working independently and with your military team is the most interesting thing for a young soldier's course. this is fire training. we learned the shooting exercise from the girls and they were very praised. and their training was also interesting, uh, the subject of border guard tactics was all new to us. i decided to become a border guard, because from childhood he dreamed of being, in principle, a military m

well, as for the educational institution of general secondary education in the minsk region , to datet of five educational institutions, 504 certificates of readiness have been signed, it remains to complete work in only one educational institution, this is the bolotsk, basic school of the dzerzhinsky district. and tomorrow this work will be completed. there it remains to cover the roof with a metal profile and perform internal work, armstrong, hang the ceiling and everything and a certificate, 31. here is signed, therefore, minsk region 100% willingness will enter the first of september. basically. these are some technical points, yes, which may hinder the receipt of this certificate of readiness to accept students. you know, not technical points, but the volume of work performed, the point is that somewhere there were just current repairs, or cosmetic repairs, but somewhere there were major repairs that were invested good money today, million 302.000, renovation of the zabolotskaya secondary school of the base school. sorry, so on time. yes, according to the draft death documentatio

the international, the washington institutions they, um, they are all titled arrow institutions. those are actually, if you look at the statements of the brakes economies in the past several years, the statements that come after the british summons. you will see that. ready they express the or for multilateral institutions, such as the w t o and they call, what did you make of that? because, i mean, clearly the w t o is not functioning a tool. i mean distinctions with the united states that just the 2 different countries. i'm not sure whether the way that was in the w to treat these, signed by the united states daily. the w t. o is dead or is dying. why? why is china talking about reforms of the w t o. when uh, showing the most people impartial looking at it. we'll see this is the natural end to what began with the riots in seattle at the turn of the century. well, i think good china ones and see how the markets as was to is a konami group, more open markets across across the globe fantasies. they was born in w t o as instrumental in uh, creating a more open uh, international. i

that is the power institution. the rule of law fundamentally is a set of agreed-upon rules that limits the power of the state. our rights are rooted in the rule of law. the fact that the state cannot do whatever it once, and if it is rule of law rather than rule by law, rules are applied to the rulers as well as the ruled. in china, they've got ruled by law. the person at the top of the community -- of the communist party makes the rules and enforces them against the rest of society. that person is not subject to those same rules. they are pretty much exempt. if you have a true rule of law, it means everybody really has to follow these basic rules. finally, the third pillar is an aquatic accountability. the ruler, the identity of the ruler is determined by the people. through fee -- free and fair elections so that the ruler represents the will of the greatest part of the population. a modern, political order is about -- is a balance. on one hand, you've got the state, the power institution. on the other hand, you'v

do institutions, particularly the nonprofit institutions whose existence is based on our taxpayer dollars that we all similarly pay into, share whether or not they are delivering this care equitably, given that these are public resources at the end of the day? do they work as hard and incentivize their executives with bonuses and firings, if they are able to give equitable care? when we make it to that granular, we can recognize that we actually all have stakes, not only our financial stakes but, also in the stakes that we owe something to one another in these institutions are fundamentally hours. it is a big challenge, and one that is going to require a generation and when that people have been struggling with before -- i come from america descendants of slaves, folks who have been struggling to force america to live up to its democratic values for hundreds of years. this is not going to end in my lifetime. but we can at least tell the truth, not only animated by our humanity, but animated by the data. we know what is happened. and beyond telling the truth which is -- and that is why i t

and it's who is for why not take on more and allow the some of the western institutions like the m f like the world bank to participate in the discussions on certain issues. certain issues that have a bearing on the global economy. like for example. ready issues that have to do with energy security and sustainability means development boosting. you cannot make bro, i think that one piece of approach is, is supported. actually, i think by most, where are you working? where are you working when get after you said that he wanted a common currency for africa. um that was um, probably probably i think um and then the which but yeah, well happen to get daffy you. you seriously think the international monetary fund, seeing is the persecutor of the entire global south in terms of debt, but instead of destroying the lives of ordinary men and women and children, tens of millions, maybe hundreds of millions of people should be invited into the brakes organization and isn't that symptomatic that somewhere in the core of this bricks, organization? there is a certain codger of who i think a some g

in order to popularize their own institutions. be sure to remove this force from the front of the soil transformation forces so that transformation takes place in the institutions . peace be upon him, farzad thanked badpa, the devoted servant of the shrine of hazrat shahcheragh , peace be upon him, a few days ago, an isis terrorist who was planning to kill people was pinned to the ground. dear viewers , the minister of economy will provide the instructions for diversifying the methods of entering the country for long-term foreign currency deposits and investments in this instruction . according to the instructions, it is possible to enter capital from there is a clearing method with foreign and domestic investors. to know the details of this news , i am talking to the minister of economic affairs and finance, mr. khandozi. hello , please explain the details of this instruction on obtaining residence and entering capital into the country. in the name of god, please. rahman al-rahim, to you and all the dear people of iran, greetings

so at the institutional level there things that we can do. but at the societal level there are things that we can do as well and i want to just sort of there's an interesting sort of dynamic between between those things. so the we have a tale of two cities of at least two countries in terms of the opportunities that who gets to live in who gets to die. and then we that sort of dynamic that whiteness which is the, you know, the dominant current in this country and of course, patriarchy is another dominant current women have done done better in this country. but it's that ten uis look at women's rights is tenuous in this country. but we've we we have to underscore stand that how we act both within our institutions and civically can make a difference. but it's about rethinking in the org the organizational paradigm of society and how so i just want to sort of think about this if you are poor in the united of america, there's the idea that it's a meritocracy is another is is a is a lie just not true. so one out of 39 poor people will make it out

that is the power institution. the rule of law fundamentally is a set of agreed-upon rules that limits the power of the state. our rights are rooted in the rule of law. the fact that the state cannot do whatever it once, and if it is rule of law rather than rule by law, rules are applied to the rulers as well as the ruled. in china, they've got ruled by law. the person at the top of the community -- of the communist party makes the rules and enforces them against the rest of society. that person is not subject to those same rules. they are pretty much exempt. if you have a true rule of law, it means everybody really has to follow these basic rules. finally, the third pillar is an aquatic accountability. the ruler, the identity of the ruler is determined by the people. through fee -- free and fair elections so that the ruler represents the will of the greatest part of the population. a modern, political order is about -- is a balance. on one hand, you've got the state, the power institution. on the other hand, you'v

come on. everyone's really on the institute is the vanguard of stem cell treatment. anyone the by medical institute has for now successfully used human stem cells obtained from mobile cords, blood to treat intractable diseases, including various types of cancer. and that, that's the only set of to when it comes to cancer stem cells, treatment is used as an approved method. so far more than 100 blood samples have been used from the sample stories that are umbilical poured blood been for implant purposes. so base treatment, which mostly banks on human stem cells is an emerging method used to treat diseases such as cancer and diabetes affects the role. yeah, and this technology currently exist any one that a more current. so you will have the largest symbolical court stem cells, blood bank in the region. we have stored more than 200000 samples of your musical cords load. this allows us to have a 70 percent chance to find the merchant sample for implementation and provide them for implementation centers around says it, oh is it's advances. so the western restrictions whi

or to any institution. clarify, are there vacant places, if everything goes well , then the desired educational institution confirms to the parents that they are taking this child there are vacant places, and already with this confirmation , the parents apply to their former educational institution and take them away. and documents for further admission to the desired educational institutions, but suddenly it happens that there are no places in any school or in a neighboring gymnasium, for this you need contact the district department of education, which will guide the parents. that is, in any case, a child will not be left without a place, it’s good that we hear this information many times today that not a single schoolchild will be left without a place. at the same time, you said at the very beginning of our conversation that there were more first-graders, respectively , that new schools are appearing in our country, and no new schools are opening in minsk this year. the only thing that is introduced afte

, sports and educational institutions in russia . an educational institution again, that is, in fact,sia is hitting because it can work for the future, so that children do not return to kharkiv again, so that young people do not return to kharkiv , that is, this blow to the future uh, tonight shahe where did they get to the college, well, one of the schools and the lysakiv district, and it is quite so destroyed, er , it is quite interested in the school, it was popular among the entrants of the pedagogical profile, and it was destroyed, they also got to the sports facility, where a guard was injured, that is, see the sports facility is also a blow to the future because we have a lot of young children and their parents encourage them to play sports. i have a lot, but yesterday the whole evening they explained that in this vocational school and in this sports institution well, i don't know, there are uh, 2 million mercenaries and 3 million azov people, probably that 's what the russian televisions screamed last night , and they keep saying that wherever they bomb, there are military per

so that's the power institution.law fundamentally is a set of agreed-upon rules that limit the powerha of the state d so our rights are rooted in the rule of law and the fact that the state cannot do whatever it wants, and if it is rule of law rather than by law, it means that those rules are applied to the rumors as well as the rules, right? in china they have got ruled by law after the communist party and the person at the top of the communist party makes the rules and it forces them against the rest of thehe society but that person is not subject to those same rules they are pretty much exempt. if you have a true of law it means everybody really has to follow those basic rules. then finally the third pillar is democratic accountability whereu the ruler, the identity of the road is determined by the people through free and fair elections so that the ruler represents the will at least have the greatest part of the population. a modern political order is a balance. so on the one hand, you've got the state which is a

zahra emami, the ceo of the rabab cultural institute . mrs. emami is the son of a martyr during the imposed war and also the wife of a martyr of the defender . the shrine of mohammad hossein moradi and mrs. emami, good morning. welcome, dear viewers. good morning. also , condolences on the days of martyrdom and harvest of hazrat aba abdullah al-hussein . thank you very much for accepting our invitation, sir. this year is the number of gatherings that will be held, and in terms of quantity and quality, the gathering that will be held in the afternoon, please explain to us the mourning program and example, it is the sixth year that it will be held at the same time as the lessons of tehran province , east azarbaijan province, mazandaran province, amol city, this program is the first it is held on the friday night after ashura, which is the annual delegation of the wives of the martyrs who defend the shrine and security, and it focuses more on the role of hazrat rabab as a wife who accompanies him with a speech and eulogy. sanctuary and security t