so perhaps it feels harder to go into work or you have a worry or anxiety about being there. could be that you start turning up to work later, or it could be that you're having to take absences from work as well. changes can also be more subtle, so at the relational or behavioural level as well. you might notice that you're reacting more to things that normally wouldn't have caused you stress at work but now seem to be causing you more stress than normal, or you might notice that your patience or irritation with interactions at work has changed in some way. so those are some of the individual signs, as well as some of the workplace signs. and again, not specific to any one mental health condition, but an example of something that could be common across quite a few. would you say it's getting worse as an issue overall, or are we perhaps becoming more aware of it and we're willing to put up our hand and say we need help? yeah, that's a really great question because i think it's "both and". so, in 2020, when the pandemic hit us worldwide, who looked at, "how were mental health c

vehicle or gathering for the enemy or certain movement for the enemy or a goal for the enemy which can be struck, they take the initiative and they act and they also act the same way, they are the aggressors anyway, their very existence was an act of aggression, the resistance takes a clear approach, carries out a clear action, and between brackets, even when you hear the enemy saying that the missiles fell in open areas, because the enemy exists in open areas, their vehicles, their positions, their tanks are behind the... border, which we're starting to see, thank god very clearly. a few days ago, when the israeli war minister visited the northern region, the enemy's media outlet said that he met with the commander of the north in the israeli army or the enemy's army where in a forest area, in the open areas, because they consider that any military position would be a target that might be struck any moment, however, when it comes to civilians, this is when it comes to the fighters, but when it comes to civilians, for us, this is very sensitive. it's a unique issue and this is not new

the most important thing is that they are a doctor or actually a shop or a trade union or a unit suchtel whether they are an airline agency or the like, or whether they are a driver and a service provider , that's what we set criteria for in e-commerce and according to the rules and regulations. for example, i specifically emphasize on the platform because in fact these are the mode of mediation and resolution and the same. in fact , there is a gap between the supplier and the consumer . here, our criteria is that the money being paid on this platform is being paid for. what does money pay for? you are paying for the transportation service , so the activity of these platforms is to provide cash transportation services in an indirect or sequester way . e-commerce has become the main thing in the world and in iran, this is actually what is the criterion of action , and i think it is very clear, that is, you ask the consumer, anyone who is a driver or anyone who is a witness and observer of this matter. sir, what is the service that is being provided now , the same service, for example,

is talking about a race of dogs or races, horses or animals or possibly a race kings or race of nobles. and so there is the idea of lineage and bloodline. but you never talked about groups of people as races the terms used for, say, the inhabitants. sub-saharan africa might be nations, peoples or as things became a bit closer to natural history and science, maybe varieties and the word varieties is a really interesting word. it's kind of closer to reality in some ways, because the word variety is a botanical term, which implies cross fertilization and whole of different possibilities and phenotypes, whereas the word race, a certain limited number of groups and lineages it's a it's a zoological. so you'll that the the contest ask for you know what is the source of race it's asking about skin is asking about hair but it's really asking about something we're called what we would call race. now because it's it's science claiming the right to to do to say who people are. as i just said. now, there are a lot of things that we see in the essays which are emblematic of what happen farther in t

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you're either totally addicted or you give up on it completely, or that's why or audiences aren't as large as other genres, more accessible to everyone around the world. yes. so i believe understanding opera is important to, to because them, it will find its way into your soul. now, kind of a weird question, maybe, but do you ever think for fun or for therapy, or is it just strictly work for you live in this way? it's a difficult question for me to answer. probably because i was born into the opera theater into it's not in the sphere i was the essentially raised backstage to me. it's impossible to live outside off from outside use. your voice must be very important to you. what happens if you're going through a difficult time in life, or if you're just even sick? how does that affect your voice mall as being an offer seem or is more than just being a professional? will you have to be able to sing whatever condition you're in that they didn't put once i had to perform 5 days after my brother died and flores and if we were performing car man at autism. and it was one of the most challe

a lesbian aunt or an eligibility son or a daughter, or a grand parents. even though real demographics don't bear that out. but that's not the only issue where hollywood is kind of losing america. the fact of the matter is viewers who taken tv and movies in america, kind of get a distorted sense of who we really are. men, for example, man, are generally emasculated in the media. these days and have been for about a decade or so, the leading man used to be a dude who was strong and not afraid to show his virility and his aggressiveness. sometimes maybe too much. sure. but that's now being been replaced by a softer version of man. and it's worse that are off. it actually presented as a stupid, clumsy not capable. whether you're watching a commercial or a movie or a tv show, that's what you're going to see. they always have to be corrected by somebody else, especially women. because women, on the other hand, are now the super heroes. they are the tough cots with all the right, karate shots, while man has to be saved by them. women are also generally smarter a

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, or they're not one or the other. and if people like you that have ensure that, that we will be david mcbride, thank you. so much for joining us, and god speed in this awful experience may have passed quickly. the reverend doctor martin luther king told us in the mid 19 sixty's that the more arc of the universe is long, but advanced toward justice. that is true. justice sometimes takes years sometimes decades, sometimes life times. but right is right. david mcbride is on the right side of history. the next few years may be tough for him, but he will take his place in that pantheon of those who put the wellbeing of innocence above their own well being. the world is a better place because of that. thanks for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the hi, acceptance, and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. search like why watch something that's so different whitelisted or opinions that he won't get any

to us or used. drinking water is not a number at all. maybe it is something between 1 and 2 percent of the total water and you look at industrial water. maybe something between 4 and 5 and a half percent of the total water then you look in iran in comparison with other developing countries and see where 92% of our water goes to the agricultural sector . we were trying to completely eliminate it, change our needs through importing, and we have a place to create a balance between this 92 with this 56 with this 19, and bring a part of this water, still towards the supply of drinking water with better quality and industry. if this happens, it means that despite the fact that we in the field of land use of our industries for decades in the past, before the victory of the revolution , we had problems or mistakes in measures and decision-making, which i do not want to go into . now, there is still room for a part of the total water available to our nation to go to the industrial sector, despite the fact th

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for example, the bus driver trained, or of, or a healthcare professional, nurse doctor, etc. that they, they are certainly monitored by their license the agency. they are monitored people of factory workers, farm workers, etc. don't get much attention and certainly don't get exposed to screening. thank you so much, dr. smith, but please stick around. dr. charles smith will stay with us right here after the break. and when we come back, did you know that the per capita alcohol consumption in the country doesn't necessarily correlate directly with the prevalence of alcoholism? we'll have more after the break, the . there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for. so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals, which allow me something living on campus very close propaganda. you know, a price here in new yor

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this summarizes what the alliance is doing or what normalization accomplishes. normalization means allying against islam and muslims and against human dignity and against human dignity. so muslims. who are affiliated with islam and people who belong to mankind, humans, muslims and people, they must be soldiers that resist normalization, because normalization was established in order to eliminate islam and muslims and humanity as a whole, so... when we search for the practical stance regarding normalization, it is the same stance, the answer is in that stance taken towards the attack on gazza and the destruction of palestine and the killing of the people. 100, 200, 400, 500, and the number isn't stopping, and the catastrophes and the hardships and the pains and the sufferings, the psychological, collapse, all of this is not stopping, the psychological problems, all of this isn't stopping, all of these are catastrophies. which require from muslims and from islam to pursue the maximum efforts encountering this, and the other stance or the other dimension is that of

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iraq or syria. and of course, the wrong supports the resistance. so this has been a catastrophic defeat for this way, the regime. and it's not something that they will ever be able to recover from. and, you know, professor while i have you, um, i got to bring up the jcp way. you were involved in the vienna negotiations for the nuclear deal. is that nuclear deal now dead following out what the us is doing down in yemen to well, the united states walked away from the nuclear deal. and the europeans effectively walked away with americans. and the raw news remained within the framework of the nuclear deal after the americans laughed and imposed maximum pressure of sanctions for one whole year after the us left. the writings continue to abide by the obligations and over the 2nd year they decrease their commitments in 5 stages. so effectively, for 2 years, the iranians were more or less abiding by commitments, whereas the americans had or were violating all of their commitments. it is for the americans to

the or this big companies are pushing or so a, the american government to wave a or fund 6 position on ukraine to, to, to partial crane. and was who tensor low being in the american congress . is a you convince a 42 sions to spend more about the military budget on the weekend estimate to be we'd be a, maybe a g, a 1000 been. so start off show true. the width and industrial production. the really big gave here which benefits to v. i'm or can companies produce weapons like boeing, those talk to goldman, the general dynamics or height on and their stocks are going through the wars good business. they used to say that the business of america is business. now, the business of america is war. the other thing someone said is we used to make weapons to fight wars. now we fight wars to make weapons the play and the plumbers. new ones up to the video to you and get to this for today or is this just different show you pretty let's, let's just look residual a. sometimes i believe i'm witnessing an almost controlled demolition of western society by the very need is that are interested by the people

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or or will put that into the urano know, >> but a juror or a witness, i can understand >> sure. you can't do that. that's correct. this is a relationship with her own prosecutor right? again, incredibly reckless. and i'm not justifying it. >> but the idea is that somehow she only brought this case so that she could hire him and then they could go on vacation together. is that is that the insinuation? >> that is the insinuation that really lends itself to absurdity, right? and by the way, this is not the first instance you've heard of a romantic relationship between attorney i mean, defense constant prosecutors have had romantic liaison. cops as witnesses and beyond. judges. and this is not something that is the most novel concept. >> the issue here, >> you have to really do that, you know, stretch the imagination to suggest it was all this conspiracy. i know how we can stay together will make this case a rico case. have all these charges have 18 defendants including donald trump, you know, it's going to have a ferocious legal team who you've seen so far also, we can take occasio

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it is not known whether he will go into politics or not in the future. fact that we see support, both in social networks and in the society of general zaluzhny, probably indicates that... that the rating of trust in zaluzhny is the rating of trust in the armed forces of ukraine. today there was a bet supreme commander-in-chief. zaluzhnyi spoke there, reported on the situation at the front, as reported by the office of the president of ukraine, the supreme commander-in-chief did not consider his resignation. in your opinion, is this resignation delayed or will this resignation not happen? or after testing, conventionally speaking, informational testing of the society, it's just that the commander-in-chief will simply refuse it, well, i will say that i do not understand the hype around the bet from the beginning, because the bet is not authorized to consider these issues, and the president does not need the opinion of the bet in order to make one or another decision, that is , it is already a matter of legislation and... their accuracy, i think that it was

and rapid breathing or heart rate, or if you are nursing, pregnant, or plan to be. to your doctor about reducing your risk. mark: welcome back america historians and historians and i'm one of the great historians in the reagan era with ronald reagan with us today and it's very important there are lessons we can learn from reagan his presidency, his candidacy that i think are crucial today and people are running around mostly people the never supported reagan and never would support reagan telling us what reagan thought. our buddy is craig shirley the search for reagan, why did you write this book and how would it impact us today. >> i wrote it because there's so many lies about reagan over the years and napoleon once said histories lies agreed-upon i want to refute about his compassion in his handling of gorbachev and so many issues but also i wanted to write it because i wanted to explore reagan's considerable intellect and compassion both of which he had a great deal of. >> how do we apply this today, i feel like a lot of republicans and conservatives think the wo

or another. and so keeping strategic clarity and strategic focus is another key thing, which, again, the book goes into great detail about. and it lays out not a strategy, a framework, and principle in which to try put in place a very proactive national power towards, specific objectives. at the end of the day, to prevent a war and bloodshed this decade, which is, some would say, the most dangerous decade that we've faced in the history of the country. with that. thank you. great. thanks, brant. just a few quick follow up questions to this. three speakers and we'll go to q&a. mike i wonder if i could start with you. and you were touching on this in the unique aspects of the structure of the play as a as a as a party army, rather than a nationalized army. what are things about a rapid military build up your your sort of physical hardware goes faster than the software and the human component? and, you know, it takes 15 years to get 15 years of experience. so what's assessment of how, as you the pla

or to one degree or the other. are you aiming at a concept of equality, of opportunity at the outset, or are you aiming at a concept of equality of results? it's also not a question of whether it's material goods, only whether it's material goods status or whatnot. again, the same question comes about are you thinking about equality of opportunity, prospect of equality, or are you thinking about retrospective results at the finish line? and i think that's the crucial distinction. what i mean by equality is the concept i would like to see pursued as a concept of term social justice, cost of equality, of opportunity. the concept that increasingly is being taken up by the intellectual community is in is equality of results. now, nobody and i agree with peter, nobody means identity, no money. so on the film, you should know absolutely nobody. all that argument about what you can produce as a human prototype and put him in the museum. exactly what you said. nobody, when you press on will say he means identity. and yet,

whether it be just making a meal or, or, or getting mail or checking in on their neighbor. you know, we're seeing neighbor of the benefits of having active neighbors involved with seniors as well. how do workforce challenges such as the shortages and health care professionals impact the cost and quality of long term care? so i would say that a lot of our best caregivers are our parents or mothers and fathers. and so all of that comes the child care and need, of course, and i know that's a challenge, a lot of them navigate and, and have difficulty with. and so that, that's from this definitely another challenge that we see. transportation also continues to be a challenge for our caregivers, reliable transportation, and i can get into their clients, you know, reliably it is, is there's another component in that that, you know, we often face. thank you so much case, but please stick around. keith mark will stay with us right here after the break. and when we come back, we're going to explore how much it costs to take care of the elder and countries like china. well have more a

because for americans, they think i do all it is or the solve a school staff or maybe vote most career has knowledge. is it for state as well? do you want to find your logic or that'd be a book that's all laid down. indoctrination will be very open, so america's extremely audiological end is still in the set of values that do not function but any more and there's a conflict between these values and the rest or not the whole rest but, but the large part of the, of those other inhabitants of the planet by the rest of us and america, solution to this is to impose itself and it's basically that's what's called privacy rights. that's why there was talk of american primacy. america is not yet ready. i. i see very, very little of an awareness of the fact that the united states can be prosperous and it can be sufficiently powerful under could pick hills on this new testament interest in a voice chat with others who are truly different. they don't see the word like that i, i'm sorry to put and supposedly, but american who needs see the board as a place that must be constantly of a shape not onl

but he is nowhere mature enough to understand the intricacies of policy or, or history. let alone the use of militant tactics. did you understand what you were getting yourself into that age? yeah, you know, it's as natural. i think the brain good. i mean, normally it's all be not. i mean, my dad, my mom been over told me that i need to do that or time. and honestly, i, when i put the book together, when i was typing, that was lieutenant my kid. my tip was a by that is, and i said, my god, i cannot believe i did what i did. you know, because of exactly what you, what you just said about your on the, you know, it killed it. but yeah, i mean, i really want it, i, i, i joined the group of other kids about the same age basically. when we didn't know if from the account, because at that time, by the way it was illegal to join the the policy and you started out with a live in a so we basically have to run away from the syria at the showing the cam i made in the military, i can do to get training and i, i must say i was the support. did i mean i've been back in the book when on

, or most names are browns or adverbs. or i don't know whichever category to get dental, what does central, but it's, it's, it's not a good place to be right now. so you're the, but you're an independent your, you're an independent but you are with the be the i. how does it? well, i'm not allowed to tell me you're in the be the. so what happened was that uh they removed what 2 days before the election audited code was similar, was taken away from us. and given us as a country is, which is more than 40 percent electricity, you can imagine how people would have said they will use the cricket. bad sign being associated with the wrong sign in with the bucks time period that we can south. but since that sign was taken away, the willingness and the power of the people that has been simply amazing. 80 percent of the electricity turned up. but there was, we're based a that's a different story and a different question. i'll get to that later. but the people in particular from my area i go to 60000 lead, which was the color troop le

, or the united states and u. k. bikes their objective. is there a huge and many, they basically control the national international financial system, their means of control or the federal reserve bank. ragland and of course, world bank. and the international monitor fund is basically american based because the dollar is the world reserve currency. and this then conveys financial power. you know, there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity, nothing we can't do. we are the united states of america. why do the americans need so much money? problem of a, so as to maintain the dollars global supremacy? the us invest huge amounts of its currency in the defense industry. the us spends more on defense in the army and the rest of the world put together to pick up the site. the chair supreme you got i didn't know what the rest of the day you will learn. that's pretty junior, just some dust, but i just very, pretty with progressive progressive assess your premium pool glaring as into the soul and it was during your conflic

a man or or or or the gulf or north africa, now how how soon can that? pressure make itself felt, how soon can these dictatorships be challenged uh successfully is something that we don't know until it happens, but you know there are seven million jews israel, probably six millionus jews um and are surrounded by 250, 270 million, 300 million people who know what they're doing and are bitterly hostile to that state and wish to see it disappear, so in order to survive, i have no sympathy for israel of course, but if that tiny number of people are to maintain themselves through terror in the region and they can't do it through love and admiration and building relationship, it can only be through terror, that terror has to be extreme, and given that they got such terrible shock by the palestinian resistance on october the 7th, the ferocity of the response is kind of scientific, it's it's israel seeing it only has one way to restore its deterrent edge against the palestinians. by mass killings, but also against the whole people of the region, because the appe

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a project, not to achieve agenda for a country here or a country there or to achieve interests of any foreign entity, this was genuine genuine movement which fits in with the jermany people regarding the faith and their affiliation of faith and their affiliation with islam, genuine movement which is... legitimate, it was not based on vice or something which would bring about harm to this country or to the people, it was for the sake of righteousness, because it was based on the holy quran and the teachings of god, and it was also a necessity, there was a need for this movement, there was a need for this action, it wasn't for nothing in order to create problems or... just to create fur, which had no need for, no value, there was a large scale attack being carried out by the enemies of this um against our umah in general and against our beloved people, so our duty, our religious and human and ethical duty is to take action, because this operation, this targets all of us in this ummah and it targets the people as a whole, and this quranic action was not directed again. it was clear in id

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in the zionist movement. during statements or during meetings or other occasions, they brag and they express pride that they are zionists and that they belong to zionism, and their meaning of affiliation with zinanism is this, that they have this very hostile perspective or vision towards our ummah, towards our people, which is based on targeting us we are sincerely targeting us, they link their ambitions to the targeting of our ummah and our people and destroying them completely by all possible means, and this is something which is known and it's very unfortunate that there is a state a large state of ignorance amongst the arabs, some people interact at rare, very rare cases when there's a very big catastrophe. they take a limited limited action. the people of the or the um is like bear hiding in winter, it's even hiding for a longer time. this is been ongoing. it's very unfortunate when will we pay attention? the holy quran revealed to us to... true nature of these enemies, the quran spoke about the jews and the hatred they have towards our ummah, and god in 1400, he said that you

whether tesla robot or brain implant or s spacex.o decision what that is worth to society and shareholders, that is everything that is wrong with bureaucracy, i hope this gets challenged, this is not about the money, he is rich already. you want to align yourself with shareholders, that is all he has done, he said don't give my cash, give me no cash, i will grow the business, i make money when you make money. the essence of capitalism, we should protect it. larry: spot on. stock market sold off in afternoon, federal reserve said no, you will not having 6 or 7 rate cuts, there may not be any rate cuts. everyone is hanging on, your every word, that i want to make money, what should folks do? >> the market turn on a specific answer to a question about rate cuts in march, powell made it certain no chance, if you are in camp with a minimum of three rate cuts you have same policy past march, to summer. that was the disappointment. market is buoyant but everyone is realizing hanging offer word he has march is no in the cards, not happening.

and to hiforce him either to disclose or relinquish his weapons of mass destruction or to flee or to encourage an assassination against him. so yes, those words were designed to intimidate. that is what coercive diplomacy was about. but then again, saddam hussein had agency of his own. he could have acted differently during this process. and he chose not to. but you are absolutely right, at the same time. and this is why it's complicated. there are different issues here. but you are absolutely right in saying that these actions, the pursuit of coercive diplomacy given the fact that saddam hussein did what he did in traps the united states and the policymakers themselves state, as i explained, toward the end of the book -- they themselves state that are in credibility is now credibility is now invested in getting rid of saddam hussein. he's 20 with us and we cannot allow this because if we do, our allies in the region. our perceived friends in the region like the saudi's will lose confidence in us. once again, they will think that we didn't have the will to carry out the invasion of i

you are very welcome explain fake news or fake news and its spread or its use in various wars for the viewers of the world today. in libya, in the syrian war, and from october 7 onwards or on the 15th of mehr , we witnessed its spread in the gaza war, and before that in you are right about the war in ukraine. no war can be formed unless it is sold to public opinion. because the people of nations do not like wars. no one thinks that killing children is good. therefore, a marketing operation must be done in order to sell the war product. in fact , war propaganda began in the united states. don't this was in the 1920s. he also created political propaganda and coup d'état in ecuador against the governments that were anti-american , so this is a media technique and it is very important for us to understand that there are a series of think tanks that deal with what themes for for example , children's pictures should arouse people's emotions. i am active in war and in every war there are actually a series of cases. with the topic of spreading lies or fake news or fake news, and now you menti