the persistence of the thomas or matty samuel morse knight, the inventor of the paperback. the entrepreneurship of an andrew carnegie or a henry ford. ford ella louise curtis who found a way to invent dress pattern business and used it to fight slavery. the courage of a neil armstrong. sorry. missed one. the courage of a neil. i have to go back a little bit here. neil armstrong or walter reed. sorry, a little mechanical glitch here. dr. charles, who came up with the process for blood transfusions on the battlefield. betty who made white out in a work.sehold the dazzling aesthetic of the frederick thompson who built coney island. the most beautiful amusement park there ever was. or the inventor of some of our most incredible movie houses. movie palaces. and invented the machine to enchanted nightfall across those palace feelings. even the sheer exasperating eccentricity of a walter hunt, inventor -- sorry. walter hunt, inventor of almost everything, right down to the safety pin. with all of them, the value of the individual shines through. it was in america, more than any pl

morse and fuck is the head of project about put it. remember that name for his of the iran. now things it has indications. israel is responsible for the killing of the nuclear scientist. technology in his death has damaged its defenses and is vowing revenge. and earlier we spoke to trita parsi who is the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible state craft in washington. he gave us his take on the developments. we do not know yet exactly who was behind it, but we also have to be quite clear that that number of candidates are not many at the end, it is a combination of having the assets and the intent in the invasion to be able to conduct an operation of this kind, which seems to be quite the everyone going inside of the country. when gunmen and assassinate a person, it really reduces the number of candidates, know what unites and in the case of the israelis, we do have a long history of numerous attempts that were conducted by israel, according to western media, a cessation of science, esteemed 20072011 here. and just 3 months ago, according to the ne

so how about this, you should tattoo the pledge of allegiance in morse code, so when someone comes up with all those weird freckles, you say that's the pledge of allegiance compan you communist. and then punch them in the face. you've got to do that, pledge of allegiance in morse code. >> if i say i'm going to do it, i might have to. >> richard: [laughs] thank you so much for joining us pete. you can pick up his book anywhere books are sold. we will be right back with "one more thing." ♪ aging is a journey. you can't always know what's ahead. since 1995, seniors have opened their doors to right at home for personalized care. to be their guide. to steer them through uncharted territory. and when it comes right down to it, to keep them safe at home. after all, home is the best place to be. right at home. navigating what's to come. ♪ and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better

very best on education for children would come back to me and reach the business for that rich nation morse parents who say that children want to go and study, that's really what is at the back of their lines. because most of those parents have businesses to be in the private sector. and the children obviously have to come and take over the businesses so that they can last long into the future. go on because a lot of kids used to but i was glad my so i was able to save 40 cuts with them for with a great deal in my it's but on to my what i was due to was more than my why yes, i learned when i left started my business on defense, so focused i can see if you want to go and see how many do it doesn't do you go it isn't there, but because it's my father said, this is what you were trained for to come into the family business, so i looked at, you know, i thought i just don't want to do this. my father said to me, can you come past how much you would be leaking? if you sold one copy compared to spending one dress. if that's what you want to do, you have to fend for yourself. i'm not going to get i

morse. parents who send their children want to go and study. that's really what is at the back of their minds for those. most of these trains have businesses and they in the private sector and the children all he has to have to, i'm taking over the businesses. so that they can last long into the future. go on because a lot of kids used to but i was glad my so i was able to sell 40 cars with them for with a great deal. and when it's a man you expected called me on to do my bit to surprise what i was due to was more than my why yes, i learned when i left started my business on the 1st. so focus and i deserve to want to go and see how many do it does on the road. it isn't a bad business to my father said this is what you were trained for to come into the family business. so i looked at, you know, i thought i just don't want to do this. my 5 a said to me, can you come past? how much should we be making? if you sold one car compared to sending one dress? if that's what you wanted to do, you have to fend for yourself. i'm not going to get unfold with

morse, parents who send their children want to go and study. that's really what is at the back of their lungs for those. most of these, i have businesses in the private sector. and the children obviously have to come and take over the businesses so that they can last long into the future. because a lot of kids used to, but i was glad my so i was able to save 40 costs within 4 weeks. a great deal. and when it's a minute it's, but i'm told to my surprise what i was due to was more than my why yes, i largely but left started my business on the 1st focus and i deserve to want to go out and see how many do it does on the road it isn't there, but because it's my father said this is what you were trained for to come into the family business. so i looked at, you know, i thought i just don't want to do this. my 5 a said to me, can you come pass? how much it would be leaking? if you sold one car compared to sending one dress. if that's what you wanted to, if you have to fend for yourself. i'm not going to get into fuld with this. you have seen nothing. w

morse, in fact, is that the kind of project about put it, remember that main focus of the iran now says it believes israel is responsible for the killing of the nuclear scientist. it's that knowledge inc. his death has damaged its defenses and is vowing revenge. i'm joined now by giteau steinberg, an expert on the middle east from the german institute of international and security affairs. welcome to the program. sure. iran is blaming israel, but israel actually to blame. well, yes, i think so. the israelis would not tell us whether they were responsible, but they have been killing iranian nuclear scientists for a while, especially between 201-2012. they seem to have used this last opportunity to attack mr. possibly with american support before the trial administration leaves office us president elect joe biden. as you surely know was keeping no secret about the fact that he was hoping to revive the iran nuclear deal. i imagine this might complicate things a little know not a little, simply because he said in the trump administration together, obviously try to make it as hard as possibl

morse surveillance and more track and trace which does not work for what is ultimately a very widespread and ultimately very mild respiratory illness. the answer is to, is, liberalism is to liberate, travel, liberate and recognize human rights again. and this is not consistent with that. you know, this sounds to me almost like a replacement for the national passport. i'm not a big fan of passports anyway. they are came about after world war one, but at least as a constrained by the nation state and don't invade your biology. i mean, this is a global system that would track health and then ultimately of course, political loyalties and you talk about subject to abuse. i mean it's, this is inconceivable system and i hope the rest of the world sees this. and my courts want to sort of extend that forward. do you think we've reached a fork in the road where people have to accept that when some, according an unprecedented health crisis, we need to accept that the way that we lived before is gone. the privacy that we assumed was sacred is no longer sacred. we've reached the fork in the roller, a

and morse code with it all day long. it doesn't matter. he has no power. so mr. buy, i think you hardly mentioned unions through the whole campaign season. now that you have the power to help workers, what would you do? oh yeah, also when you have some down time, you know, between your mahjong games and watching old episodes as the world turns on v.h.s. . when you have some time, could you also end unlimited surveillance of americans? close guantanamo bay. pardon julian assad and edward snowden and the, in the economic war on venezuela and iran, and the neo mccarthyism do everything the indigenous are demanding in this country and give palestinians their own sovereignty and freedom by standing up to israel from want to give god damn 800 your life. oh and don't dare sign back on to the branches of a partnership. the largest corporate power grab ever created. oh, i know so you know what? i'm just out there. i have a list of 932, other things that you need to hurry up and do if you want to prove you have a soul that hasn't withered to the moldy re-using underneath t

as winter comes across the wall morse's, the sea sea of japan, produces rain or showers significant ones. that's like to be saturday night and sunday. you see proper rain come across and form. well, i would think reflooding in parts of northern honshu and snow may well be more evidence of your card as it will be in parts of north korea. mostly this winter than shows itself is cold by day colder by night. with the sun i have this rather more cloud further south in china was snow for some, but beijing enjoys no more. cooling demain, the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution to newseum. a mission to entertain, educate and provoke debate through a weapon of choice and intimate. look at what inspires one of tunisia's most popular comedians to make people laugh. miten is head on al-jazeera. the old come back. the headlines now. i sill is claiming to be behind rocket attacks in afghanistan's capital, kabul that killed at least 8 people, dozens more have been injured. it took place just before the u.s. secretary of state might pay. it was going to hold talks with the afghan gove

morse, in fact, is the head of project about put it. remember the name for his? so here's his director right here. and he says, the generally is to announce the closure project. but then the special activities. you know what that is? special activity will be carried out under the title of scientific know how developments previous assassinations of 4 ring and scientists between 201-2012 have also been blamed on israel. with u.s. officials briefing the press about his rating involvement. so based on the background briefings to the press, there is very strong reason to suspect both israeli and possibly even u.s. involvement. given the very public pronouncements of u.s. officials that they will use this time between the end of the trying to ministration in the beginning about a ministration to do whatever they can to punish iran and. 'd iran's progress in the nuclear field and other factors are they had been under a u.n. security council list of sanctioned individuals. iran had never allowed him to be interviewed by the international atomic agency. he's whereabouts a

and many prefer to have one child at morse. family planning limitations as well as policies to encourage families to have more children such as free childcare and education. young people's mindsets and consumption habits have changed they may earn more but the expectations for a certain quality of life have also rises or only children themselves. and say they are worried about who will care for them when they're older those with children come here older than they are because there are so many things to worry about i have less burdens and some say i look younger than my age they're focused. on staying fit and healthy for as long as possible. al-jazeera. reopening its doors to the public the world heritage site has been closed since may because of the pandemic under strict health protocols more than 3000 people used to visit every day though it's now being restricted to around 600. it is good to have you with us hello adrian from going to here in doha the headlines from al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump and his democratic ri

now, how well does morse recognition work, and what else does our voice reveal about us? voice, command and voice analysis. our topic today on shit. asking the fridge for recipes, talking to your g.p.s. or turning off the lights with your voice. turn off the lights, digital assistance using voice command, infiltrating our day to day lives. but why always so keen on them could. this is a fact. and his berlin by start ups you or has developed an open source platform that anyone can use to program voice apps which work on all devices. and that's what i find fascinating about voice is how natural this type of interaction is when she comes in. but even a 3 year old child can ask for a specific song, although i can't read it all to, i'm not going outside to tell her, you know, it's real. and then there's the older generation who never quite felt understood by technology. you to all of a sudden they see more free interacting with tech. and this had never quite worked before. this example shows just how much it's already possible. the 2 people don't speak the same language, but t

pushing before the morse biarritz to now that's something that makes a difference right. i mean can you still don't meddling when you see this joe biden's wife showing up in the same dress as the one our t's editor in chief was wearing while interviewing surrogate. so it's time to hear the rush total bullshit of a. full. confession can you wish. you can just look at them but actually they have to look for them but if we can see in the globe. to interview her for 3 interview jason stand. when the night for. is the scheming put on hold now. though to ensure every. one of the feed store needs this deal. with you when you were going to. boys but you must really have a game to figure out who is going to. night or day rushes taking old town. but let me be serious for a 2nd i'll tell you what most russians barely know when the american vote is happening and to be honest with you most people don't care at all i was going to get a little bit of social. media is a little bit of unusual we used to get uppity for the child would have. come up very late the family of 3 the only boy ma

the lights feature a morse code message, spelling out "thank you". they were beamed across the capital in the nhs colours of blue and white. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. . hello. hello there. it has been a mixture today of low cloud, fog and some sunshine. there has been sunshine in quite a few places here in south wales for example and yesterday i showed you a picture of a sunny bedford, well, this is actually bedford just a short time ago, so actually bedford just a short time ago, so some actually bedford just a short time ago, so some fog here that could linger as it could do actually in gloucestershire and oxfordshire, there is more cloud coming into scotla nd there is more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland, patchy rain, there is more cloud heading to the south coast of england with a bit of rain here but elsewhere temperatures typically six to eight, colder weather, fog persist, that will be round during this evening but it will tend to lift because all this cloud that we have in southern england bringing pa

welcome to the show again another complicated relationship between donald trump and the russians what's morse code looking forward to it looking forward to retooling this relationship or is it simply we just have to deal with the cards were given. well you see there is far less excitement about these elections than it was 4 years ago here in russia and that is both an official level as along ordinary russians now of 40 years ago there was a hope which was showed in the polls of public opinion that things relations between russia and united states might get better but these core hopes were crushed the very soon and by the summer of 2017 even wagner put in called his relations at their all time low so they see a dime russia is standing aside and they are not saying neither trump nor biden they're saying that actually the politics towards russia is not going to change whether sits in the. oval office what they are saying and this also reflects in the polls is that it doesn't matter what happens in united states that there is any bipartisan in united states it is in this consensus of being on t.v

morse code continues to send peacekeepers the newborn. i carried back region to monitor a cease fire agreement between armenia and there's a bit of correspondence on his way to the city of panic at the russian mission. meanwhile, armenians who have been living in areas due to be handed over to back you under the deal in their homes rather than leave them to the enemy. we had a good life here. now we are tearing down the houses we build saw. so i know one thing for sure, i wouldn't even want my, anybody to find himself in a situation like this. it is very hard because we do not have any other choice. and despite donald trump still contesting the u.s. presidential election, joe biden is already picking his team for the white house. but his lineup could play.

the lights feature a morse code message, spelling out "thank you".at the weather. here's darren bett. . hello.

you've seen signals from some of the morse centrist republican senators like mitt romney, susan collinslisa murkowski, that they will give president biden a lot of leeway on his cabinet picks. i can't imagine that so far any alarm bells will be set off. if anybody would be alarmed is the progressive part of the party, and they don't have a veto power. >> but they do at the ballot. max, thank you so much. we appreciate your insight. >>> as we're getting closer and closer to thanksgiving, medical experts are begging people to stay home. there are no beds anyway. we'll speak to an icu doctor in minnesota whose hospital is overwhelmed. i got uh sausage - you can do better, steve! get a freshly made footlong, from subway®! you can even order on the subway® app! did i just get picked off by deion sanders? you sure did! now in the app, get a free footlong when you buy two. because it's footlong season™! >>> we begin this thanksgiving week with 20 straight dade of 100,000-plus new infections today, and we averaged 170,000 new infections a day over the last week. the u.s. has added 3.1 million n

into using the key that made the telegraph red, andard as it was helped develop the binary system of morse code, that is one reason why historians have called telegraph the victorian internet. a fellow nyu professor, leonard gale introduced morris to joseph henry, the leading scientific genius at the time, who introduced morris to the most powerful electromagnet which he invented and met a mechanic who convinced morris to forget about telegraph wires under the ground where they kept shorting out and stringing them from pole to pole. telegraph poles are a great metaphor for american ingenuity. one great enterprise sparking another. cornell's personal fortune would combine with the federal land grant and seen here in new york city on roads, putting out the technology of the future. even mr. morris would use some of his money to cofound a college in 1861 while joseph henry would run the smithsonian institution for decades and turn it into a citadel of american knowledge and learning. he would inspire the efforts of one of our greatest inventors, alexander graham bell. and so it goes, down thr

morse, in fact, is the head of project about put it, remember the name for his. so here's his director right here. and he says, the generally is to announce the closure project, but then he adds special activities. you know what that is? a special activity will be carried out under the title of scientific know how developments previous assassinations of 4 ring and scientists between 201-2012 have also been blamed on israel with u.s. officials briefing the press about his rating involvement. so based on the background briefings to the press, there is very strong reason to, to suspect both israeli and possibly even u.s. involvement. given the very public pronouncements of u.s. officials that they will use this time between the end of the trying to ministration in the beginning. about a ministration to do whatever they can to punish iran and. 'd iran's progress in the nuclear field and other factors are they had been under a u.n. security council list of sanctioned individuals. iran had never allowed him to be interviewed by the international atomic agency. his wher

also look in new york and philadelphia with hamilton, robert morse, philip shiloh. how would you describe the relationship of these different networks, , especially in lightf the fact the eastern networks were more focused on commerce while the virginia network was obviously much more agricultural and economic background? >> they didn't see the world quite the same way. there's a wonderful quotation. gosh, i can't remember who wrote it, maybe you can help me, jay, in which person a set of john adams, he's wonderful, entertaining, smart but he's half mad. washington was appalled when he became commander of the continental army and went to boston at moneygrubbing. in virginia you didn't moneygrubbing partly because you had slaves who didn't in the end, in the end slavery just didn't work. in the end it did not allow a profitable enterprise. but they were much more polite than adams was. he was just out there kicking up dust and stirring up trouble. >> very well put. >> that's just one example. i think the northerners and the softeners from the beginning were very diff

trump administration is proposing a new rule that will allow chicken slaughter houses to process bird morse quickly. the proposal raises some maximum line speed by 25% to 175 chickens per minute. st unclear if the administration will be able to get the change approved before president trump leaves office. >> it's almost like trump is trying to be the worst president for every species. humans, wolves and now even chickens. why does he want to kill chickens faster? i mean it sounds like they made him wait three minutes for kfc order once and he was like this can never happen ever again. and let's be clear. the reason that this there is a speed limit on chicken production lines is to give powl tree inspectors time to make sure the meat is safe and to make sure the workers are less likely to injure themselves. the last thing you want is for your chinger fingers to come with actual fingers. although it is possible he don't know any of this. he might just assume this is a military decision because he still thinks colonel sanders is one of the joint cheefers. but regardless, why is he spending tim

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that antiquated method is as useless as morse code. >> you look good. >> michelle now has a direct line around the country eager to hear her message. >> can you guys do a little dougy? >> but social media is a two-way street. >> there's so much anger and pure hate every time a public person says anything. >> did you see the picture of his wife yesterday? >> looks like she's a little girl dressing up in her mama's clothes. >> the trolling that happened any time there was coverage of her was unlike anything any first lady had faced before. >> she wasn't engaging in it, which i think was the right thing to do. >> she would get up really, really early in the morning and she would work out, and she uses that as a way to find the strength to take on life's challenges. >> that's who he's married to. >> you could not go to a reputable website, "the washington post", "the new york times", and look at the comment section and scroll down more than an inch and not see "n" word, "n" word, "n" word. monkey, monkey, monkey, on any article about michelle obama. >> we are in this moment where a good por

morse, in fact, is at the head of project about put it. remember that main focus of the iran now says it believes israel is responsible for the killing of the nuclear scientist. it's that knowledge and his death has damaged its defenses and is vowing revenge. i'm joined now by steinberg, an expert on the middle east from the german institute of international and security affairs. welcome to the program. iran is blaming israel, but israel actually to blame. well, yes, i think so. the israelis will not tell us whether they were responsible, but they have been killing iranian nuclear scientists for a while, especially between 201-2012. they seem to have used this last opportunity. 'd to attack mr. possibly with american support before the trouble ministration leaves office us president elect joe biden. as you surely know was keeping no secret about the fact that he was hoping to revive the iran nuclear deal. i imagine this might complicate things a little. no, not a little simply because israelis and the trump ministration together, obviously

not only because those are available online morse, you can share and discuss song,, w. africa's facebook, and other social media platforms. crime fighter to me and now that's another the name of a little over $101.00 thing was that we are living during the most extraordinary time for street crimes. ford told before the electric cut it's kind of time to rev the auto and mobility show mobility can break down social barriers as experienced by lebanese muslim taxi driver rana. but most also the history of with the legs over the hump. so much that the road mobility comes in all shapes and sizes, much to the delight of rev, car, tester, christophe road out of money for a lot of steel. but don't forget this imagination of freedom. often wild on those of independence is an extra for fleet. extreme mobility, it takes a lot of effort, but it gets you to places you've long dreamt of. we have no money but death for jobs just to keep up the side to win more warm up and eat mobility has got german carmakers like v.w. playing catch up. it's nice to provide them a chance for him, but a

as winter comes across the wall morse's, the sea sea of japan, produces rain or showers significant ones. like to be something out and sunday, you see proper rain come across and form. well, i would think reflooding in parts of northern honshu and snow may well be more evidence of your card as it will be in parts of north korea. mostly this winter and shows itself as cold by day cold by night. with the sun had this problem or cloud further south in china was snow for beijing enjoys no more cooling. but there is a huge group of people at work behind our screens and the power they have is massive that urge to keep swiping through your twitter feed. that's just not the way we all click. i agree to the terms and conditions that's most of us never even get a 2nd full. and actually that's designed as well. ali re-explore is how designers are manipulating our behavior in the final episode. all hail the algorithm on the unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center on al-jazeera. american people have finally for token america as i slid when americans are balanced or b

more than 500 adult and child ensembles up for grabs but as of yesterday there were only 50 left the morse more expensive pieces in the $1000 range have already sold out. >>if opera costumes aren't really your thing what about barbie dolls wearing recycled the fashion the barbie reclaimed and reinvented sue meeting was part of the sonoma community centers on going. 10th annual trash an fashion event. models and barbie doll showed off clothing made from recycled materials more than 100 people showed up for today's virtual event the barbies and they're telling me outfits for mostly made by community members. though some came from as far away as arkansas and new jersey last day to make a bid on one of these dolls is november 21st and you can do that on the center's website. i'm sure we have a link on kron 4 dot com. and now attention to costco shoppers covid changes are >>when covid-19 cases spiking here in the bay area and across the country. experts have created this easy to use online tool to help folks planning holiday gatherings. >>to do just a quick assessment reporter zac sauce has mor

doctors and scientists warn that every day ahead will likely be morse. more of everything will shut down, bringing business failures, jobs lost, and no relief from congress in the works. our lives will be up ended in ways we can foresee and in others we cannot yet imagine says one missouri health director you will meet live tonight, we can keep up. it's an uncontrolled spread. warnings and more warnings what else can we try amber elliot says she quit her job to protect her family, and tomorrow is her last day reality is harsh and stark but come spring and summer, we get to be in a better place. when with vaccines everything can rebuild. so here's our plan for this newscast in short, problem, impact, cure. we will present covid truth in detail we will lay out the implications for business and economy, and we'll report on the exciting new advances in treatment and vaccines with an eye toward the time after this hill we have to get to spring and summer to enjoy it many of us will not. and many who do will suffer matily along the way we all have choices, and

this is another advertisement, which goes a little bit farther, more deeper, and show morse complex elements or dimensions of slavery. william may's advertisement highlights several things, not only about white slave-owning women and their families, but also their business practices. so he not only identifies his female owner, telalice stokes, but he also describes the conflicts within her family over her property and her property rights. he argues and tells us that his mother and siblings were stolen. a grandson and a grandmother. he is not willing to recognize the kind of inviability of telalist stokes property rights in this particular case. he also says that while she was his owner, that she would hire him out. so he refers to this as living with simpson at the time. so in the top element he talks about jacks simpson's decision to steal his family away from him, and also talks about telealice' business practices, meaning she would hire him out and receive his wages in return for the labor that he performed for simpson in this particular case. and here, it is really getting at some of the

in 20 years so it's not like we're going to go down the path and we rethought it and said there's a morselegally stable way. >> one quick follow-up, just i think based on what you said previously, i don't know if i understand correctly but sending more ballots before the county because they are not hound hand counting all the early voted ballots there . >> they're audit right now, we've discovered issues so we're scanning those ballots. all the early ballots back and it looks like all of the provisnal ballots back in. those two things at the election management system and we put these results in as the final results because obviously they need to be correct . we audited, solved this issue and they should be able to do it today but they have to have their elections board say yes, do that so basically we've got that right now, i understand the timing. >> by early voted ballots you mean in person once. >> understand once the early votes are absent in person, the ballots done on the ballot marking device is. [inaudible] who's next? >> cnn, heyday. you eventually the vast majority of counties

morse, in fact, is the head of project about put it, remember the name for his that. so here's his director right here. and he says, the general aim is to announce the closure project, but then he adds special activities. you know what that is? a special activity will be carried out under the title of scientific know how developments previous assassinations of 4 ring and scientists between 201-2012 have also been blamed on israel with u.s. officials briefing the press about his rating involvement. so based on the background briefings to the press, there is, there is strong reason to suspect both israeli and possibly even u.s. involvement. given the very public pronouncements of u.s. officials that they will use this time between the end of the trying to ministration in the beginning. about in ministration to do whatever they can to punish iran and to set. 'd iran's progress in the nuclear field and other fields as well. fuckers are they had been under a u.n. security council list of sanctioned individuals. iran had never allowed him to be interviewed by the internatio

to the many other societal externalities that was creating and ty were able to replace it with the morse advanced model that ctored in you could burn someone out or start to distrust the platform et cetera. cynically u can note that part the point of that model was to maintain user retention in thes things that are good f their bottom line and i think there reall is a question of when you think about the alignment problem, is the system doing what we wt? when you look at actual industries there is the meta- question which is what is it that we want theystem to be doing? d who is we in that sentence as well? i thi those questions will loom ever larger. >> we have seen in general media more urgency put in the past few years that when the topic does come up [inaudible] we need to be thinking about this community to think about education and because, as you said, this is being rolled out one of our audience members asked about china, widespread use of facial recognition and possible well into 1934 indication so in the book you talk about facial recognition technology and t inapprriately funn