we shadow top shift, maurice echo as he re ships the coloring landscape with his unique fusion with africa meets japan and later in malawi, how about the hyundai shows? how sing? true to your creates a vision is a road to success, to i am she decides in this need to and you are watching out for max. the we are reading you today show from a contemporary art gallery that has been in existence for 75 years. the association of us pretoria has during this impressive life spent initiates as the most of africans, most prestigious competitions, including settling you 6 inches before we meet with the jury to beat the fleming tetra. but let's move to the beats of polite need. a singer songwriter and story time a. she was the crowds in johannesburg. my main campus is the story. and then music is a pain by colors that story the and the reason why music is a powerful tool in helping us, you know, kind of that story is that it houses, you know, sounds that are happening at houses, stories that he named set it, all of the people to unpack a message, unpack themselves. so you know, find themselves p menu

his eccentric creations and willingness to experiment had made maurice echo. one of the most popular shifts in france, the and she's now dreaming of also opening a restaurant in africa. and the country auto is often seen as a means of attracting tourist and teller at the hyundai who's changing the shape of our appreciation. i'm allowing, we went to see what she's all about. i absolutely feel like tourist art is like it kills concepts and kills. it kills our experiences, tourist artist just for stifled art. the in a country where most artist, mass produced paintings for a tourist market. one artist has gained international recognition with her approach to address issues pertaining to identity, empowerment and so forth. malawi and bore and makes media artist throughout the hyundai is a creature extra to now. she's constantly refining her work and redefining the ways in which our test to creativity seeps into every aspect of it has a lot of pressure. now i think of social media where we see a lot of artist to copy and paste. okay, so this is the african authentic

mystical connection through her painting and his music. >> reporter: the connection between ann and maurice, painting, music and dementia, also struck a creative chord with los angeles playwright jake broder. his on-stage version of unraveling valero tells the story and was recently performed with a discussion on dementia at the san francisco conservatory of music. >> what attracted me to this story and why i think we need this kind of story in the world is that it injects a note of hope into the symphony of dementia. >> reporter: ann's husband and son say she painted until she could no longer lift a brush and she died in 2007. >> all of a sudden the dementia just took way too much and whatever it took from her it never allowed her to get it back. >> reporter: although only a small number of dementia patients become artistic, dr. miller says the world can learn from them. >> the different stories that these artists tell leave a legacy that goes on forever. >> reporter: and that could help lead to better therapies to fight a disease that gives before it takes away. >> now the play len mentio

because the f-16 is actually an american fighter and the maurice base in arizona, where the ukrainiansa key base for training f16 pilots from different countries. it has all the necessary infrastructure for training and cadets from over

. >> reporter: among the missing, 79-year-old maurice buen, known as "uncle shadow" to his friends. >> it's -- it's very painful. >> reporter: his nephew uluwehi guerrero and brother ernest buen giving dna samples to assist authorities. >> the fire came so fast -- i don't know -- you know -- if he got away. >> reporter: the family says maurice was giving updates to his daughter in california until suddenly, communication stopped. >> you're hoping that he's somewhere safe, and yet also, too, in the back of your mind, you probably need to be prepared for the worst. >> reporter: today, president biden promising aid and a visit. >> not just our prayers, every asset -- every asset they need will be there for them. >> reporter: the utility company amid questions about why they left the power on despite the wind warnings, explaining it was needed to keep the water system working. that ultimately failed, anyway. fire hydrants running dry after the power went out. >> in lahaina, the electricity powers the pumps that provide the water. and, so, that was also a critical need during that time. th

because the f-16 is actually an american fighter and the maurice base in arizona, where ukrainians will study, is a key base for training f16 pilots from different countries. it has all the necessary infrastructure for training and cadets from over 25 countries of the world have already undergone training there, but as you correctly said, the training will begin not from a military base, but from a technical english course that will take place in texas in september, according to brigadier general peterider, it is necessary to complete this short a course in english for a better understanding, because knowledge of specific terminology is required. and already in october, our pilots and technicians are moving to the maurice air base, where the 162nd aviation wing of the arizona national guard is based . how long the training will last, the americans cannot say yet. they will decide after testing our pilots, as he said the day before, there was a petreider at the briefing, and if we are talking about inexperienced pilots, the courses usually last about eight months, and if such experienced

what is interesting about the maurice base? the 162nd winx is based there, that is what we call the wing of the american military air forces, and this is the largest base where traditionally for america, for partners, they prepare e pilot personnel in order to control the f16 well, in this way , the technicians of the ground services of aircraft maintenance , they will be able to, you know, not there theoretically, i will train, but simply there, the american squadron is based in 16, that is, they can see how the americans are working on it themselves, well, that is, these are the plans, these are the ones there line and indeed several dozen specialists are waiting for this, the pentagon stated. i was at this briefing that in principle there are now two open questions, not problems, we will not even call them that, but the first two open questions - this is the language, and the language courses, in particular, start in texas already in september. well, the second is the preparation of what is called here the groundstaff of the

and that lead to maurice studies computer science in his home country. not because he enjoyed that, but rather because he was looking for a stable job. however, even with his degree, there was no job guarantee in india. that's one of the 28 year old learned about the opportunity to do an apprenticeship in germany. the only for the future was very, very important for this stuff. they wouldn't make sense that is skilled in those lines on the cut, maria hsia g also studied in india before immigration to germany last year. in addition to working at the butcher shop, attending a vocational college as part of the training a be card for the 22 year old. the automatic dialect inside the western germany is the site the 1st 23 months. you're really tough here. everyone speaks this automatic dialect and maybe i wasn't familiar with it. i learned a different kind of german demand on the high side. so far the local chamber of skilled crafts, i'm an agency in india, a place 13 indians in german butcher shops. initially most businesses hesitated to take on apprentices

economic security and political crisis. crime and poverty has escalated since former president, juvenile maurice, was assassinated in 2021 and current prime minister. all real henri who struggled to stand the interest. human rights watch, says rapes killings and kidnappings by criminal groups have risen dramatically since the start of the year. the lack of political action has triggered anger on the streets with thousands calling on authorities to step in before the situation deteriorates even further. guideline, joseph is co from find the end executive director of the haitian bridge alliance as a non profit organization in the us. the advocates s and she main immigration policies. i aust about those fleeting, the violence in haiti, people of being internally uh, you know, displaced in and as a result we saw a lot of people trying to leave the country. and a lot of them make don't waste speaking with mr. born in other places, seeking less time of secure protection. so we'll, we'll be watching closely and been trying to see one of the best possible options. right. it's been going on for way too l

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touch brewing company, heineken is leaving. russia for good company has sold all the chairs and 7, maurice to a russian buyer for the symbolic price of one year of booking. a 300000000 euro loss heineken had come on. a criticism for its made exit company had long stopped selling its namesake beer, but was still hawking lesser known brands. france plans to spend 200000000 euros to destroy wind because of over production demand for lina's fall and drastically because of climate change. and people drinking less wine girls believe of rooting divines will help stimulate prices. so mine can be recycled at hand sanitizer and christmas and that the tech now, according to us, scientists, paralyzed people who been unable to speak are able to talk again, things through artificial intelligence and brain implants take still experimental to separate studies on people with locked in syndrome show it's possible for computers to de code brain signal from implants into spoken sentences. everything is possible to and it's life changing tech. the 47 year old software to brain stem stroke, 17 years ago that le

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susan: number three was the one we discussed which is where maurice williams lost his life. the district building -- district of columbia? shahan: the district of columbia building, john wilson building now, is a couple hundred yards from the white house. president carter who had been in office at that time could actually see from his residence the fifth floor of the district building which is what the hana fis took over. they were expressing the third prong of the attack where they were attacking the district for -- in response to the justice system of the district, washington, dc, that had in their mind failed to deliver juto tm. they wanted to capture -- the hostage takers took a wrong turn in the building but still took several employees of the washington dc city hostage in that building but that was kind of the most local attack. but it was also property on of the federal triangle. it was surrounded by federal power including the white house. with that third attack, it was definitely not local district law enforcement situation anymore. the fbi quickly jumped in. presid

i'm done motors in regard to the does the bring the maurice around my son the time when i used to start to disco on the coupon. every session with them, are you going to talk to them then like 5 for 10 minutes? yeah. somebody said most of them with a pile of them to then the actually get it from funding function from me. other than reading and books and yeah, i have plans of going into different from the vision and also it's funded by studies and engineering. i want to be here doing this, them forever. so we are and focusing frank is so most jane holmes and this one is a vision safe, tough. so that one, some out someone can take it away and push the some of the day forward and done even better than i've done to the pilot. initially when i was young. but i want to say london importance over here and because the vision and i fall in love with the vision and decided to be on the vision, find out alone and amanda missed a beautiful view. beautiful of inch. i have every morning flying around, watching a beautiful life. such a lovely view from above the or the money. i might have done it soon

you pass your test and maurice, you've maurice, forget what you've passed away.ice, forget what you've pasyou do. you away. maurice, forget what you've pasyou do. you do?y. maurice, forget what you've pasyou do. you do? absolutely. >> you do. you do? absolutely. but i have to say anything that is motorist pro driver. is pro motorist and pro driver. i'm on board with more power to our elbow. if that means getting a refresher course, then so be our elbow. if that means getting a rnow,|er course, then so be our elbow. if that means getting a rnow, still)urse, then so be our elbow. if that means getting a rnow, still to se, then so be our elbow. if that means getting a rnow, still to come,n so be our elbow. if that means getting a rnow, still to come, it's�* be it. now, still to come, it's starmer versus khan. as the two politicians clash over the ulez scheme, of that scheme, bringing more of that very soon. >> britain's newsroom on >> yours, britain's newsroom on . gb news. >> good morning. it's 1132. . gb news. >> good morning. it's1132. i'm paul hawkins in the gb

and thanks people like esther hobart, maurice, we have that opportunity. you know, i i i'm going to introduce your next speaker, if that's okay, because i to go off and vote. but i served with you. yeah, we're doing debbie, right? we're going to do more. laurel, the next speaker. it is. it's going to be hard. i just met laurel. okay, no problem. you can say something nice. i am going to say nice about debbie. okay. and so debbie wasserman schultz was a member of the u.s. house when i came to the u.s. house. my very congressional delegation trip was led by debbie wasserman schultz, and we went to israel we went to egypt. we went to turkey. and i learned so much from wasserman schultz about, the middle east, about israel, specifically and it's a trip i'll never and it was the quintessential. american delegation we had jewish people, christian people. we had mormons we had baptists, we had lutherans, we had democrats, we had republicans. and it was a but everyone came together as americans on this trip. and it was part of it was just because of the sheer stre

and by 20 months, for a full year, the at 1st learning to walk is the challenge. maurice plays a vital role here. this is a type of implicit memory that the by the age of 2 or 3 each of events. our earliest childhood memory, the development of linguistic skills into memory are closely linked. language makes it easier to remember information. lice to this house lies in d. h 2 is the guest i lisp still says out between the ages of 3 and 5 children begin to plan ahead with the help of that prospective memory. it allows them to remember to do something at a particular time. the basis for planned future oriented behavior, the semantic memory develops when children start school, helping them to remember fact i submitted, is there a pep, illinois just fonts, and comes that phones on the call to the end point of learning goes hand in hand with a marked improvement in long term memory. our teenage years and early adulthood occupies a special place in our memory, the intensity and novelty of our 1st sexual experiences. for example. in short, these memories stay with us forever. memories of forme

the log is shanise. maurice in her thoughts name and use. and this man, you must either smell okay. any smart him that he's because yeah, he reason he's my dental extreme judge. him on. yes. status is why you last week say associated you put the search as well as more than that. he's page scheme which is march 22nd 2020 to the day. so from the of ukraine recede, bill number 7204, on finding the activities of the ukrainian orthodontist judge dates accepted. the state will officially take away all the remaining buildings insurance, and they can only go charge other than your orthodox pre. some believers who refused to recognize the new nationalist, ukrainian church will be declared state criminals, the the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion, by how of tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusions, going underground? can a started in 1983 session with my father o

. >> reporter: one of those still missing, 79-year-old maurice bewen. >> i've been nonstop trying tod my dad. >> reporter: kimberly spoke to her father two days before the fire broke out. >> wednesday morning, my phone was blowing up with all my news notifications. immediately, i went and called him. it went straight to voicemail. i texted him. still no reply back. >> reporter: officials are urging those with missing family members to submit dna for comparison. >> the big thing we're asking, for people that are either residents or who are visiting maui during this time, to go to their family assistance center and give a dna swab sample so we can use that in our database. >> i still have not done that yet, simply for the fact, that's real. dna testing, that's real. >> reporter: kimberly's uncle ernest and her cousin live on maui and stepped up on her behalf. >> they took swabs, you know. gave a sample. that was it. >> we were just praying and hoping that something will come out of it. >> reporter: while the search for the unaccounted continues, questions linger about the utility compa

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this is maurice singles, much liquid. this is the seat and we'll go the 2nd round last month. and finally, somebody a sports minister has apologize off the non train. the sprint uh was sent to represent the country at the world university games and tyna footage of the runner and lane 3 has gone viral and caused deep concern to the country. to finish 10 seconds behind the window of the 100 meters. it's 11 that she only completed because she's a relative of the chat women of somebody as aesthetics, federation, sports ministry has called for the 2 women to be suspended and that's what it's built for me, a 100 bucks and his son. oh, thank you very much for that and the that's it from the elizabeth problem for this news out, but stay with us. we're back in just a few minutes with more on today's top stories. the room to straight is the 10s of thousands of years, then disappeared. now scientists, the working to bring the tasmanian tank a back from the dead 101 east investigates on. i'll just say around a week, the look at the world's top business stories from global markets to econo

. >> the sister of that patient, 57 year old maurice mo miller, saying this groundbreaking study is what her brother would have wanted. >> he would be proud of the fact that in the tragedy of his death , his legacy will be helping many people live. >> the hope is that one day pig kidneys could ease a dire shortage of organs. more than 100,000 americans are waiting for an organ, but each year, only about a third will get one. 17 people die each day waiting at the end of the day, we have to think about all the people who are dying right now because we don't have enough organs. researchers will continue to monitor the kidney for another month. experts say this new evidence could pave the way for future clinical trials in living patients. stephanie ramos, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to stephanie ramos for that report. well, coming up, the big payout coming to some iphone users. >> also ahead, the new warning about an infection linked to raw seafood and seawater looking for a bladder leak pad that keeps you dry? all of the things that you're looking for in a pad, that is always discreet

for a new and inclusive month about the excellence is lives in the name you appeal, it works me, maurice, of origins and off on ations. and it was the civilization a remarkable order because of uptake justice and momentous. grace is loved. most of the kingdoms rolling over the domain in thousands of years ago. and this modern history it to appear has remained an colonized. and it has a long history of diplomacy. is switching over 100 years. as a founding member of the legal physicians, and the old validation of for africa unit is your best engagement. and the motion of the stage hasn't been quite meaningful and impactful. it's your base of because the most populous country with around 120000000 people a great the majority of which the young and dynamic, this demographic debit. and if hardness properly come, be a significant asset for cooperation through driving innovation consumption and providing a lot of workforce located in the heart of africa. it's, you'll be also sort of us of the pollution of gateway between africa the medalist. and the why the issue is we are making in intensive i

host: maurice, maurice, maurice. what do you mean about, do they have any value to us?y are american citizens. doesn't that give us value in of itself? guest: they give us value if they go into a place that is dangerous. caller: if i walk across the street and it is a busy one in a traffic zone, i am taking a risk. these people take a risk - host: if you got hit by a car, emergency services would come get you and help you. caller: that is a typical, stupid reaction. host: ok. what do you think? guest: value? what value is a human and human life? host: yeah. guest: i -- it is a question i think that frankly is inappropriate. there is an interesting point here. you have american press, reporters, who travel and report , which is critically important. you have the wall street journal reporter who is now basically a hostage. put in's regime, reporting the risks he has taken are commendable. yes, those are risks. but, there is also obligation and commitment on a part of this government. to redeem and return american citizens. again, it is a tough choice, but it is the right

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somewhere and ultimately to create those tools of reconciliation that will live beyond today. justice maurice includes reports on the findings of the commission, identified systemic failings and abuses that took place in the residential school system and put fluid 90 full cost action to right. it's many rooms. but 8 years later, researches say at least the team goes to actually feed fulfilled. and we've been finding a chair that there's been very minimal progress that there's been almost a glacial right. the federal government told me in a statement, collaboration is ongoing across the government to identify the necessary steps to accelerate the implementation address systemic challenges. hit dream progress uninvolved coupons. indigenous people, a poor, sick or less educated, more prone to alcoholism and drug abuse, more likely to be homeless and die sooner than the rest of canada is population. you know, we are some of the pores people in this country went and we actually shouldn't be the richest because all of the resources that are extracted from our lands contributed incredible wealth to

pilots in september, it is expected that pilot training for the f16 at the base will begin in october maurice national guard in tucson, arizona, with the assistance of the 100th and 62nd wings of the national guard, although at the moment we do not have specific figures on how many ukrainians will participate in this training, we expect that it will be several pilots and dozens of mechanics . it is important that although some ukrainian pilots know english, we expect that all pilots arriving in the united states will need some level of additional english language training given the difficulty in the specialized english required for pilots on these aircraft training in the united states will supplement the training of f-16 pilots and mechanics that is already underway in europe and further deepen the support of the f-16 training coalition under the leadership of denmark and the netherlands. while the danes and the dutch are ready to train pilots, but at a certain point their capacity will be exhausted . so anticipating this in advance to help the effort, we are doing it, it could be started a

trophies and then we found in the wreckage of a russian bmp, found the first cartridges and came mauricems to have the idea that let's make glasses of this, the russians have no conscience for them to steal and rape it's normal this means that they are still animals from russia, we don't have to live in any way, if they are there , where to nazify where to militarize where to nucleotize, now we are going to the turner , who will make something similar to a shot glass with our blank that we found in the field thank you. then this billet goes further to the jewelers, uh, they do several different cleanings and a mechanical brush of different fractions, we have different fractions , galvanization and chemical cleaning prepare this glass for electroplating, electroplating is an electrotechnical process when the ions of one of metal if they were to switch to our workpiece. that is, we either transfer the copper coating to our glass or silver or nickel, or make it original and simply varnish it inside . we have food grade stainless steel, that is, here you can see our ready-made products. the

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however, the british empire never broke the free spirit of the indians and their will. maurice is the global canvas market sizes valued at almost $400000000000.20, and a suspected to jump 20 percent by 2030 for the legalization. and the adoption for cannabis for disease treatment. furthermore, have cultivation by various countries due to low, th, the content is further increasing its adoption. and then when coven 19 hit, it created a perfect storm for the cannabis industry. as mental health issues increased, a study discovered that patients with mental health issues increase their usage of cannabis by 91 percent in 2020. or i'm 50 i and you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be taking a look at the controversy surrounding this valuable plan. the it has been a tough journey for this precious are in the 1800s. it was 1st span by napoleon after he was concerned by his truth smoking, hashish, and drinking cannabis bass beverages he and the drug and implemented punishment if people were caught using it. soon after brazil also prohibited cannabis for everyone, in

host: maurice is in portage, michigan, hi, good morning. caller: good morning. i have been watching this program for several years now. we have a problem with paying people to release our citizens that are hostages. the first thing that should happen is we ought to decide whether those people were ransomed are of any value to us, period. in other words, if there's no value, why spend our money or release their money? i think we are repeating the same mistakes again and again and again. that's just because -- host: what do you mean do they have any value to us, they're american citizens, doesn't it give us value in and of themselves? caller: is there value when they go into a place that's dangerous. if i walk across a street and it's a busy one, not in the traffic zone, i'm taking a risk. these people took a risk. host: if you got hit by a car, emergency services would come and get you and help you. caller: and that's a typical stupid reaction. host: aaron, what do you think? guest: what value is a human and a human life? it's a question i think that frankly is i

what will the formation of the communist belt entail through tolyatti to maurice thorez in france i haveed from a meeting with representatives of dulles and i will return to the guneshmam. tomorrow, thursday, march 8, there will be a meeting with the dalesos. bern mansion special department of the united states wonderful control of the world's best i say that the italians have a special voice, whether it is from the sea. moreover, the warm sea in germany, the sea is cold , whether it's the italian sky, some kind of mysticism . these hours seem to be lagging behind. so my hurry. hello good afternoon did you have breakfast thank you us strategic services in europe what a beautiful day, not really beautiful. now another one of our employees should come. and we'll start talking. he will be in minutes. that the war is lost by germany yes, i understand that the war of germany is lost, but is it worth it to start our negotiations with such a painful german for me. you understand that the business base and possible negotiations. maybe unconditional surrender understand. i understand it. if you a

c found maurice chain, a new c o success a mock to use. if you look at, ty wants production of 70 cub, doctor q can easily tell the taiwan it's occupied, a very important place in the world. and it might come into play in the near future . but try and i'm, i have the temptation to think about time once somebody come back, there is something that they want to take over to. china wants to expand its influence of power beyond the 1st item chain, how one happens to get stuck in the way and they want to take tie one over. the absolute majority of the people here say no to unification. using force becomes the only option for the chinese problems who, why, even if i tie one, nancy pelosi is in taiwan to night, and china is already respond. polosa is late, 9 landing was quickly followed by news of chinese military drills all around the using the tiles in china organized a military blockade of taiwan to several days. presently, seating pain, sending a strong message to taipei and washington, wrote all that down if you're just in your church full, w

month fest, according to the un violent has increased since the assassination of president juvenile maurice. 2 years ago. 80 percent of the capital is controlled by gang patients. say they moved and burn homes as a fight for control. big bearings are there. i had to leave my house and take only a few quotes. all my children left and i don't know where they are. 5 young boys are in the street and i can't find them. and my husband is blind people, not a single that. i mean, i don't have anywhere else to go. i only have what is here. my id. i don't know what they took. i don't know if they've burned my house, don't install everything i have. now, women make up nearly half of all online game is globally, but only a few comp compete professionally in the lucrative industry. some female players say they face sexism, bullying, and discrimination. concrete force from richmond, australia, on the efforts being made to change that. a hardy one is a member of the sports academy, the claims and university of technology. the 1st university in australia to launch its own a sports program, giving players t