let's talk about jewelry, pandora. u.s. is pandora's largest market.s now is the ceo, alexander lacik. earlier this month, you reported u.s. sales are dropping. there is a strong 2021 spend. what are you noticing now as gasoline prices have come down but sentiment is strong in the consumer confidence world? alexander: if you look at the jewelry category over the last 10 years, the u.s. route a couple of points ahead of gdp. last year when stimulus checks came from the u.s. government, the category jumped and grew by 50%. coming into this year, it was clear to everybody who participated in the category that it would shrink and go back to more normalized. as we started getting into march and onwards when the first checks dropped, the traffic in the category as a whole started coming down a little bit. we always assumed this year would be a contraction on the basis of that unnatural growth we experienced last year. i do not think there is any surprise in that respect. anna: we are talking about about normalization. good afternoon from london. what is the

i think if my wife should buy more pandora matzoh -- should buy more pandora, that is the dream customerave positioned it as a affordable luxury item. we want to be for the many not the few. that is how we are different with many of the other brands operating in the jewelry space. my dream customer is that anybody can access this beautiful world that we offer a glimpse into. francine: do you sell through influencers? is that part of your strategy? you get a lot of economics questions about hedging and dollar dynamics, is this an integral part of your business? at the end of the date, you have to have product people want to buy. >> in our marketing strategy, social media and influencers is obviously a component. it is not the main component. in this day and age, influencers do pay -- to play a role. that is a part of what we do. i think the way we think about influencers is not that we need to go for the top end celebrities, pandora is much more of a grassroots brand. we have a whole pyramid of micro influencers at the bottom, we have a few celebrities up there. most volume happens lower.

pandora really warns us not to ignore science for popular culture. science for popular culture, you miss levels of complexity of thinking in she never says the public, because of not a single entity, right? it's publics or popular culture. using popular culture in a film like hemo to show that this was present not that long ago. we're not talking about you have to go back to before the reformation. we're talking about 1950s u.s.. it gives us an example for why you need to study science and popular culture, moving forward. popular culture is not irrelevant, science and popular culture interact. with that, i'm going to leave you with some suggestions for further reading. if you want to follow up on science on television, marcell la follette has written an amazing book. as has audrey wulf on cold war science and catherine pandora on the study of popular science and the history of science. thank you for being here, i will see you next week. thank you all for inviting me to talk about the fight the menace children' >> thank you

what we do in this class is very much science for the masses right science for a popular audience pandora really warns us not to ignore science for popular culture because when you ignore science through popular culture you miss levels of complexity of thinking in she never says the public because it's not a single entity right? it's publics or popular culture. and using popular culture in a film like chemo to understand that this was present really not that long ago. right. we're not talking about you have to go back to before the reformation. we're talking about 1950s us. gives us an example for why you need to study science and popular culture moving forward. the popular culture is not irrelevant that science and popular culture interact. so with that. i'm going to leave you with some suggestions for further reading if you want to follow up on science on television, marcel lafollette has written an amazing book as has audra wolfe on cohort science and catherine pandora on the study of popular science in the history of science. so thank you for being here and i will see you next w thank

pandora has always been the host land of the week of slots living in it in categories depending on theirgin, then already during the spanish civil war and later its time of the second world war. antona began to accept all those who run away. therefore, i think andorians already have in their dna both tolerance and, to some extent, the awareness that visitors contribute to enrichment, andora, from all sides, not only from an economic point of view, but also from the point of view of cultural enrichment. that's what character is. what is the priority here is what is the andoran character? what is his uniqueness, he is a tolerant person, so to speak. andura is proud of its centuries-old history, roots, traditions, language, culture, but at the same time, this does not prevent him from perceiving and respecting cultures and the view of other people on the world. i think that this is a wonderful approach to life and the perception of the environment and perhaps this is the most distinctive feature of the andorans. another unique sandur. it is her cuisine there that is surprisingly french span

pandora has always been the host land of the week of slits living in it in categories depending on their, then already during the spanish civil war and later his time world war ii, andor. i began to accept all those who run away, therefore, i think the poandor people already have in their dna both tolerance and, to some extent, the realization that visitors contribute to enrichment, andors, from all sides, not only from an economic point of view, but also from the point of view of cultural enrichment. what is an andoran character? what is his uniqueness, a person inclined to accept, tolerant, so to speak. andor and is proud of its centuries-old history, roots , traditions, language, culture, but at the same time it does not prevent him from perceiving and respecting the culture and view of other people on the world. i think this is a wonderful approach to life and the perception of the environment , and perhaps this is the most distinctive feature of the andorans. another unique sandor. this is her kitchen, and in a surprising way, today's gastronomic experts rightly believe that it has

way to give them a chance to practice and perform together if they're scheduled concerts abroad. pandora was good news for the fans. all young physically fit south korean man must do 21 months of military service, a legacy of the korean war which ended nearly 7 decades ago. technically south or north korea signed an armistice, but never a peace treaty. the korean peninsula remains heavily militarized. do 3. the idea of the pop stars, a soldier has a long history in popular culture. when u. s. rock and roll legend, elvis presley entered the army in 1958. the day became known as black monday. but the king of rock'n'roll service did much to boost the public perception of the military. b t. s could even benefit from taking up arms. south koreans who do their military service are very popular. people highly value art is serving in the military and this may boost their popularity completely upon in 2011 south korea's modern day elvis counterpart rain made a public display of his loyalty when he was forced to join a 29 dodging the draft. certainly doesn't go down well with the public. meanwhile

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pandora's box will be opened. the global nuclear arms race will resume. will be brought to this region technical word. for this, it is already being laid by the active promotion of aviation technology . american production, participation of nuclear and non-nuclear states in joint exercises on the use of nuclear weapons. it is contrary to the obligations under the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. the transfer of the practice of nuclear training from europe will explode although it can be assumed that this is precisely the goal it sets for itself, the united states of america now has the latest data on how the special operation to protect the donbass is going in the solidarity area counterbattery hit two platoons of multiple launch rocket systems grad of our air defense shot down two ukrainian drones. and here is what else the official representative of the ministry of defense, igor konashenkov, said. a high-precision weapon of the russian aerospace forces near the village of andreevka, kherson re

this killing opens up a pandora's box of who was actually consulting with the americans on the ground in kabul . being able to go into a building in the middle of that neighborhood means they have assets on the ground. are these people who are in desperate need of assistance or money? are these deep assets that the cia has? these are all questions that will have to be answered in the coming days and weeks. it is a major blow for al qaeda. this was the founding color of al qaeda. all its founding members are gone now. they have all been killed or captured. it will be a transition for its group. this is not a group which carries out its activities. it acts as more of the guidance body. anchor: where does this leave the relationship between the taliban and al qaeda? >> there has never been a formal relationship. the taliban have always denied that they harbor al qaeda. they denied they harbor any other groups. this was one of their pledges coming to power that they will never let afghan soil be used against other countries. there seems to be a test of the agreement between the taliban an

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it's a 19 eighties music pandora channel like rick astley and madonna and all that stuff ice cream that when i'm feeling down, and it picks me right up, but new research proves music works to help you feel better, but only if you're the one choosing the songs. scientists at two universities in great britain found that music can help someone feel less physical or emotional pain, but only if the listeners the one choosing the pandora stream. in my case during the study, they asked participants to rate their pain before and after listening to a song and those who choose their own music report more pain relief, and they say, the tempo energy complexity of the music really doesn't matter. as long as it is your choice. what do you say, andre? are you a big music listener in your office? yeah absolutely. i listened to it and go to the gym or pretty much anything between that. podcast so, yes, i have my selection and i know how it makes me feel so you know, i could definitely see it. music has therapeutic effects that's been shown to many, many studies. but i wonder how much of this since so mu

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is that a pandora's box? if you want to be ready for the next pandemic, you figure out this part of the bottom line, your weekly taken us politics and society rushes ambitious naval strategy betterment prevents as the u. s. is the biggest threat, has global maritime goals, is promised to equip warships with unprecedented weapons. so what does this new naval strategy mean, and how will it be viewed in washington? this is inside story. ah hi there. welcome to the program. i'm kim vanelle, president vladimir persian has announced his planned expansion of russia's naval power. singling out the us as the biggest obstacle putin signed a new naval doctrine on sunday, accusing washington of trying to dominate the world's oceans. the $55.00 page document states that nato's movements threaten moscow's borders and details a plan to strengthen it. rushes geopolitical position in a speech to mark navy day cushion did not directly mention the war in ukraine. instead, he thanked military personnel and pledge to defend russi

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it opens up a pandora's box as i would imagine, the ramifications of such a step. well the blocks $27.00 foreign ministers has spent the last 2 days meeting in prague and really couldn't come to an agreement on the full ban on russian tourists that estonia, lakia, and finland. so you countries that share a border with russia had been demanding. in addition to hungry germany and france also opposed the proposal and had been circulating a memo, calling the quote, need to strategically fight for the hearts and minds of the russian population. and suggesting that this would hinder those efforts seducing hearts and minds. please, if slot russian citizens with sanctions at every turn, you know, it kind of sounds like an abusive, toxic relationship or, you know, like a bad french romance movie. but by the way, does the average russian even know or care that, that you think that it's fighting for their hearts and minds when all that they can see is animosity every turn. and what are france and germany doing to in the hearts and minds of their own people as they insist on m

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