professor blackwood noted some evidence of potential depressive thoughts.there is very little evidence of potential psychotic symptomatology in the chat. professor blackwood makes reference to comments that the defendant made when at ravenswood secure unit. he described frequent crying, feeling low and hopeless, with low self esteem. he described voices commenting on his activity over the years. he described experiencing four figures since he was young. he was confused about their origin. 0n the 30th of december he spoke of what they would describe as visual hallucinations the previous night. professor blackwood noted that on the 5th of february 2022, the defendant said that the three male figures had gone. 0nly sarai remained. anti—psychotic medication was started at the beginning of march 2022. the three psychiatrists have referred to psychological assessments carried out by dr murphy at broadmoor. he used the autism diagnostic observation schedule, second edition. it is presently considered to represent the gold standard in the assessment of autism spect

the next interview was joined us right now is a professor. okay, professor, please introduce yourself to our viewers and tell us a little bit about your area of expertise. my name is omi farad, um, i'm iranian, i was born in tehran, um, i reside in us, um, uh, i was a professor at. harvard medical school for a long time uh more recently uh i serve as uh founder and ceo of a company sear uh which originated from my academic lab um where i took some time off to operate the company the company is worked in companies based in san francisco my area of expertise uh and area of research has been focused on um application of nanotechnologies for medical application uh developing range of nanopartical technologies for treatments of cancers, um, vaccines and more recently as research tools for the field of proteotics. perfect, and professor, nanotechnology, um, how do you see nanotechnology in iran? do you think that iranians um are let's say advanced in this technology or no? there is a long way, the distance between us and western countries, it's too

the next guest joining us is professor murat oyssal and uh i welcome you to the show uh professor please introduce yourself to our viewers and tell us about your work. thank you so much, i a professor of electrical engineering at the new york university in abu dhabi, i am also affiliated with the Özzy university in turkey. i am the founding director of the center of excellence in optical wireless communication technologies. my expertise is in the area of wireless communication, but we actually kind of challenge the traditional thinking in our... research that associate wireless communication with the radio frequencies in our research we actually explore how we can efficiently utilize optical bands including visible light in infrared so that we will be able to actually the boost the data rate capacity and so that we will be able to satisfy the demands of the next generation communication networks great and professor tell us about the impact your your work can have. on the uh you know development of muslim countries. actually what we are trying to do here uh we actually uh somehow try to t

the next guest joining us is professor murat oyssal and uh i welcome you to the show uh professor please introduce yourself to our viewers and tell us about your work. thank you so much, i a professor of electrical engineering at the new york university in abu dhabi, i am also affiliated with the Özya university in turkey. where i am the founding director of the center of excellence in optical wireless communication technologies. my expertise is in the area of wireless communication, but we actually kind of challenge the traditional thinking in our... research that associate wireless communication with the radio frequencies. in our research we actually explore how we can efficiently utilize optical bands, including visible light in infrared, so that we will be able to actually the boost the data rate capacity and so that we will be able to satisfy the demands of the next generation communication networks. great, and professor, tell us about the impact your your work can have. on the uh you know development of muslim countries. actually what we are trying to do here uh we actually uh some

professor stein: good for you. following graduation from notre dame, you clerked as you mentioned for judge silverman on the court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. and for justice scalia on the supreme court. you have expressed great respect for both of them. particularly you have talked about justice scalia. i think after your appointment to the court you were quoted as saying, justice scalia's judicial philosophy was also your judicial philosophy. is that still true? how would you describe that philosophy? justice barrett: justice scalia was very well-known for his commitment to both originalism and constitutional interpretation. and textualism and the interpretation of statutes. statutes. i would say you can boil those down to the proposition that the text is the law and the text controls. i share that philosophy and i share that commitment. i think there would be very little difference between us if you asked about the central role of the judge to adhere to the text when the text has a clear answer. and to not

grigoriev sergei georgievich, corresponding member of the russian academy of education, professor of the department of the institute of digital education of the moscow city pedagogical university. at the department of sochi state university. mikhail vladimirovich, dear colleagues, a lot has already been said about this today, that modern technologies, including information technologies, are very actively penetrating into our lives, into the education system, but today, on the eve of teacher’s day, in the year of the teacher, mentor, who now it is underway, i would like to emphasize that how effectively these technologies will be used in education depends only on the professionalism of the teacher, our team has been developing appropriate teacher training systems in the field of what we call informatization of education for many years, and of course, i can’t help but thank, our team ca n’t help but thank the government, and the ministry of education, all colleagues, for the fact that such... attention was shown to this topic, to our developments, thank you very much, thank you very mu

professor.ad professor ahmad professor ahmad hasan yusuf yes, you, well, in your biography, you mentioned in your speaker that you have been explaining the role of iran as the center of the mosfafa award and the creator of the mosfafa award, and how much influence this award can have in among the young people, the young people who are an influence see your way and can follow your example. i always believe that iran has given me the opportunity to present my knowledge and make this knowledge available to others . i put. when in with i talk to students about the facilities we have. this knowledge and experience can be transferred to students through close cooperation. mostafa award as a point of view, as an idea, in my opinion, is very important in today's world, very important in my field of science, although the time is short, but it is an opportunity to educate people. influence others who are actually following our work so that we can use a better space and create ideas. receiving the mustafa

professor?nce the war started and thank for samahat sheikh nasr allah, they were. standing by the palestinians and scrimishes which was going on for for a while now since the beginning of the 7th of october today and still going on yeah it might indicate and i think also had you said that before that if the israeli entered gaza and and land invasion definitely in this case hizballah is not going to just sit down and watch so yes most probably there will be interference in the north front as much as in the south front and we that will bring the whole area into a regional war, because the americans said that they are going to hit hizballah and they are going to participated in the war officially, it means that the yemen going also to be participating and iraq is going to be also participating and we might also see in jordan some movements also towards the borders, so definitely that will be a regional war and it might be also more than that, because the russian were stating that if the american we

wants to leave us, let me get the second question out to the professor, professor, there are 175 loreestting in 20 trucks as we speak, they're making their way into the besieg enclave through the rafa border crossing, what is the point of? 20 trucks for population of 2.3 million, is it only political theater, i mean why just let 20 when 175 is not enough, professor, well because the israelis are trying to make life in gaza unbearable for the civilian population, and that's why they despite all pressure by the international community and by regional powers the... are not allowing but a fraction of the eight to reach the palestinians and of course this is not enough, even hundreds of trucks are not enough to help the palestinian people in gaza, as i said before, this is part of the plan for the for the for the israelis to force the the palestinians out of gaza, but the... the palestinian people are sticking to their land and they are refusing to leave their homes in gaza. all right, stay safe. professor. thank you for joining us the program. jamal walking, professor of international relat

needs to enter the profession of a professor. those transfer the professors who have been recruitedto universities for almost two years and are going to start their service to the scientific community to dear students . today, the professors will become the raih of their city after the covenant with imam mehrabani. holy mashhad , we have reached the end of this news section. thank you for your companion, god bless you. after the rains that happened in the last two or three days , more than 50 mm of rain was reported from many cities in the northern regions of the country. well , we didn't have that much rain today, and this system has moved and left the eastern borders, but you can feel its weakness. especially in the northern parts of the country. tonight, in many cities, for example, in the provinces of west azerbaijan, east, ardabil, kurdistan, even kermanshah , in central hamedan province, the temperature will be below 10 degrees , which means relatively cool weather . we have the same conditions in razavi and south, which means that the temperature will drop below 10 degrees at

professor wakim, are you gone? okay, i do we have. professor waakim, i guess we don't. professor nimmer, would you like to uh speak on that? how that these fractures that we're seeing at? oh, okay, it seems like we have ashraf. okay, we have press tvs ashraf shanin uh out of gaza to get an update, hey ashraf uh lot is, i guess since we've talked that was when the israelis uh declared that they're going to start uh carrying out rocket attack in response, you mentioned at that time, about an hour ago, you could start hearing uh israeli jets overhead, what have you seen since? chef, well uh, so far the israel regime has hit at least dozen places in the ghaza strip, including a home in south of ghaza city, and also number of hamas security installations in the in the territory as well as a training centers for hamas and southern gaza, but the the the most prominent attack was uh the first one which took place against the uh hospital on in northern gaza uh killing one hospital employee and destroying the the oxygen uh production facility uh in the hospital the ministry of he

as a last question , i am both professor ahmad and professor ahmad khozi ismail. i have a question about the growth of technology in iran. how do you see it? before i came here, i didn't know that iran was some of our colleagues , maybe they said things because of the sanctions that are against iran, but when we came here and saw the current situation, we were really impressed during this trip. in short, i see how well our scientists and researchers are working. in the western world, in america, there are problems that many of their senior scientists cannot solve. therefore, i really like the way iranian scientists are working on different issues, and this has impressed me a lot. thank you mr. ahmadfouzi , i have the same question, how do you see the development of technology in iran and the activities of young iranian experts and scientists? this is the eighth time that i am traveling to iran. i worked with iranian scientists a long time ago. in tehran, in kashan and other cities. i work with more than a large number of iranian students. i have interaction and ex

professor ignatiev and my student yuri morozov.then came here, bringing the good news that our developments will continue, and he will take up this topic, you know, professor, 2 days ago, yuri morozov was killed, the papers went to people who want ... to take advantage of, and we have to find them, that is, how they killed, yura morozov was killed, why are you handing out secret formulas left and right to just anyone, oh my, oh my, that means he deceived me, you know, when half your life is given away. for some reason this something goes into the trash, i didn’t want our work to go to waste, i’m no longer young myself, one might say old, i don’t need to appear in the laboratory, so i gave all the notes to him, i don’t understand , who might need this, and there are more than enough people willing, here is benladen or this japanese one, what’s his name? well, umsinikyu, tell me, is it possible to obtain this gas in artisanal conditions? it’s possible, but you need raw materials, special conditions, of course, in small quantities, in

professor ahmad fawzi ismail, a professor at the university of technology malaysia, who has been selected for the fifth edition of the award with the design and manufacture of nano membrane technology. he attended tarbiat modares university . i know that tarbiat modares university has presented many articles and researches to the world. i hope to have more scientific cooperation with this university. professor ahmed hassan, an egyptian scientist at queen's university in canada, and professor murat avisal, a professor at new york university in abu dhabi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and attended among the students to form a the joint network emphasized that i think this relationship will continue because in my opinion we are ahead in the islamic world shat's background and the leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can communicate better with each other. in my opinion , it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to communicate with each other. prof. samia khovari, a professor

thank you, professor. our panelist is judge edith jones fifth circuit judge for the states court of appeals. judge, thank you. already heard coolidge's undergraduate education was during a time of foment. he became a lawyer at what is just what i would call the fulcrum of american legal history. the founders view of law was being challenged by the scion pick approach which spread among law schools from its home base. harvard. progressive theories about direct democracy in active government regulation, economic affairs were pressing constitutional change, but largely at the framework of constitutional amendment. coolidge, however, his ideas and ideas from the common law tradition and homage to the written constant fusion. his lessons law were first taught at home and school. john coolidge, his young son with not just local governance as you have heard from schooled to the town council as well as officers of justice of the peace and county sheriff john held. coolidge in his autobiography that his broad knowl

it's not letting up one bit the civilian deathroll is just exponentially increasing every day uh professor so it almost makes you beg the question are the israels trying to basically soak tensions to the point where they suck the us and the europeans mostly the us into this conflict and make it a bigger conflict to pull in hezbollah to have the us basically and help them in their fight with, the first thing is that we have to rely on these generals, you know, feeling of pride about the israeli army and they are able to to you know having a war in two fronts, they don't care, and they were probably the americans to help them, so they think that their arrogance you know would help them to do so, this one issue, the other issue, the... operation that happened on the 7th of october it was really really not only a shock to the israeli to the israeli army to the israeli society to the government and definitely if the war stopped now it means that we won this battle and the israeli were defeated hamas continued to or they manage to go into the israeli land in such case and occupy 22 positions the

muromtsev gennady ilarionovich, professor. university named after patrice lumumba. yastrebov oleg aleksandrovich, professor, rector of the federal russian university of peoples' friendship named after patrice lumumba. klishes andrey aleksandrovich, professor, senator of the russian federation, representative of the government of the krasnoyarsk territory, chairman of the federation council committee on constitutional legislation and state building. chechelnitsky ilya valentinovich, first deputy head of the working apparatus of the commissioner for human rights in the russian federation. for the comprehensive scientific and practical development of a pedagogical system of professional retraining for advanced training of teachers to work in the conditions of the russian academy of education, professor of the department of the institute of digital education of moscow city pedagogical university. olga yurievna zaslavskaya, professor at the moscow city institute of digital education. pegogian university.

yakovenko, we have recorded the lectures of warsaw university professor oli hnatyuk, who received amber of awards for her research, international awards, we have: there are lectures by a person, a researcher, who is relatively young, but who is well known abroad, and who taught a lot abroad, yaroslav strykha, or actually, lectures by natalia starchenko, who also received all possible and impossible prizes for his scientific works. international awards, that is, if our researchers are recognized by the world scientific community, then why should we imagine that our culture in this world scientific community is not interesting, obviously interesting, besides, i am probably in my own experience also convinces me of this, i have taught at the jagiellonian university many times, as a guest professor , including teaching the history of ukrainian culture, and here, i also had two guest courses last year, when the war began, and the request and interest of the ukrainian cultural in the student environment was extremely large, these were selective courses and - the classrooms were full, that

thank you professor. let me get this last question. mr. tim anderson, tim, i want to kind of put that same question to you, why is western media and western politicians, why are they so reluctant to expose the true, savage and racist and brutal nature of the occupying regime, and what is it going to take to get beyond that reluctance and get them to report and to address the regime for what it truly is, and try to help it fix itself or disappear. well, one of the one of the problems is of course the media and the anglo-americans. 'who have been running um or think they've been running the world for the last three or four centuries are are desperate to try and ensure that we do not see uh the israeli regime as an illegitimate apartide regime, you see today the the us secretary of state anthony blincon is saying that israel is part of the us democratic world and so on and so on, actually the us itself and and israel are the least democratic states on earth, the us tries to run the earth'. with no mandate at all for most of the people, um, th

you we studied with professor serebryakov, didn’t we? this matter, and what can you say about the death of the professor who i watched you for many years, that i loved him as more than a father, and when i think that the person who does all this is copying me, i feel bad, i want to turn to this terrible person, become, do you hear, you are doing terrible things, i have already atoned for my guilt enough, but how will you do this, and do you trust maria palovna? yes, she understands me, she sees my demons, and i ’m sure that she will help me not to move through the day again, whoever helps this scumbag, god will know him. thank you, i will disband your experimental department, to hell, do you even remember where you work, or else you yourself need to be sent to turk, and who is interested in coming up with this idiotic idea with an interview, alexander nikolaevich, maria pavlovna, shut up , please, i'm not finished yet, we have journalists here. surrounded all around, the management is shaking, and if tomorrow, or tonight, he kills someon

okay, thanks for that. now from, let me bring a professor sad, professor, let's talk about this psychologicalaying that the western leaders are giving the full backing to the israeli regime and they have this either media blackout selectively choose certain scenes especially to cover the israeli site and to show of course they are also suffering but you cannot compare comparing apples and oranges the suffering that they have imposed people on gaza so this mind game or psychological warfer has also been uh going on for quite some time, especially uh by westerners, so let's talk about this and let's see if this has in any way been able to kind of weaken palestinians morale? good evening for you and all your viewers and to muna kandil as well, your correspondent, well yes, not only by the westerns, but israelis also are using this kind of method all over the period, 1940. eight the psychological war was also practiced from that time from 1948 when they have done massacres in some of the villages, especially we are mentioning three villages, one in the north, one in the center of palestine and on

the essentials that a professor needs to enter the profession of a professor. it has been almost 2 years since they were recruited into the universities and they are going to start serving the scientific community to dear students . today, the professors will become the guardians of their city after making a covenant with imam mehrabani. the fifth book of the deaf gestures collection was introduced in the culture of the family industry. this book, written with the aim of unifying iranian sign language , helps the deaf to learn better. and with the presence of these loved ones. a population of more than 20 thousand people with a world without sound and a different world of communication. simultaneous. with the world week of the deaf, the fifth volume of the deaf gestures collection was unveiled. this book is special for deaf people and i should say special for hearing people. this book is not a story book, the book is actually not a novel. this book specifies the set of words in sign language. the previous four volumes of this book played a significant role in a

professor waakim was saying, professor nirmer, does it make the regime in televiv think twice in whatexa mosk in the cities of janin, and nablis and huada, how it treats young palestinians, how it treats all palestinians? yeah, i think they should, they should, because by the end of the day, what what happened today, as something you know new and unpresented. have talk about around 80 persons were injured and now they are being treated, we are talking about more than 30 were captured by hamas and taken together, some of them are angels, some of them are not, so the thing is is really really huge from that perspective, and it's a prove that there was a good planning for a while for this operation, that's only one hand, on the other hand, regarding your question, definitely this kind of operations and this kind of of battle would make the israeli sints not only twice but maybe five times before they do anything else we know that the setups are going to be real had and now they started in the west bank to close all the all the blocks and all the roads in the west bank and this is kind of

this is a part of the letter of a number of university professors to antonio guterres, the secretary general of the united nations. this letter was written by 300 university professors and requested that the crimes in gaza end as soon as possible, mr. motaghi, do you think such actions are like this, for example, the letter of 300 university professors in the world to the secretary general of the united nations asking questions united nations, what solution do you have to end this crisis or to end this crime ? in your opinion, what will be the effect of these actions carried out by various groups, including university professors? o university professors and related collections there are many more think tanks than these numbers, the atmosphere of university professors and some kind of social formats that support the oppression of the people of gaza has a human and inclusive dimension . understand that the more violence increases, the future of israel's security will face more challenges. the discussion that the secretary general of the united nations himself made, which led to the isr

professor ahmed hassan , an egyptian scientist at queen's university in canada, and professor murat avisal, a professor at nivier university in abu dhabi , were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and participated in the the students emphasized on the formation of a common network. i think that this relationship will continue because in my opinion, in today's islamic world where we are, there is a precedent and the leaders of islam are creating this background so that muslim scientists can better communicate with each other. to have in my opinion , it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to communicate with each other . prof. samia khouri, a professor at the university of beirut, who presented new approaches in ms, was selected for this course's award and went to sinai hospital. in the world but especially in islamic countries of the region. this is one of the most prestigious and important awards. attending isfahan research center, academic jihad institute and other universities and technology park was one of t

on one side, the petitioners site three professors. -- cite three professors. i would like you to take care to look at one professors articles. he has done a historic analysis of the history behind the 14th amendment, the congressional debates and ratification. you're going to get an overview of that and i urge you to take a look at those closely. third, we think this argument is not appropriate for rules of evidence. the court will provide an analysis. we have talked about including expert reports. what you are going to see is, when i have talked about the lack of course, there is a reason a presidential candidate has not been knocked off under section three. there is a reason this is a unique case. there is a reason cases like this have never been brought or have been quickly rejected, and the reasons of the text and language of the 14th amendment. you're going to hear about the secretary of authority. this is an interesting case in the sense that my understanding is petitioners have not spoken to her, so it's going to be an adventure. having some experience

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professor samia khouri, professor. which presented new approaches in ms disease, won this year's award and went to sinai hospital. in the world, but especially in the islamic countries of the region, this is one of the most prestigious awards and its importance is due to the cooperation between it can be international or domestic presence in the center isfahan research institute of academic jihad and other universities and pardiz technology park were among the other programs of scientists of the islamic world in the fifth edition of the mustafa award event, samiye nasser khabarari sedav sima. search. it means any function you can think of. every macaroni, every macaroni, every macaroni, every macaroni, every macaroni, every macaroni. tek makaron tek ma karkaron tek markon tek markon tek tek makaron tek makar different for different tastes tek makaron only at the peak of the exceptional sales of the desert motor festival in the whole country , the price increase to 20 months of rayghan helmets for customers of kavir mot

professor blackwood expressed the same view.k could take in the order of 18 months or so, and then plans could be made as professor blackwood explained, before the defendant's transfer to the prison estate. dr haverty has confirmed that a place is available in the meantime for the patient at broadmoor, and the appropriate medical treatment is available. i am satisfied that the defendant's interests are properly and sufficiently met by allowing broadmoor the opportunity to undertake further work that dr brown has identified, whilst continuing to ensure that he remains stable as this is done. thereafter, i am entirely satisfied that his autism spectrum disorder, any depression, if it reappeared, and the underlying psychotic disorder, can be satisfactorily managed in custody. the defendant is prepared to take the medication which he needs and which would be available in custody. if anything should emerge in the further work that cannot be managed in that way, then it would be open to broadmoor to continue to treat him. as part of m

professor ahmed hassan masri of queen's university in canada and professor of materials owaisal, a professornew york university in abu dhabi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a joint network among the students. i think that this relationship will continue. it does because in my opinion today's islamic world, which we are, is the background and the leaders of islam create this background so that muslim scientists can communicate better with each other . in my opinion, it is a very important award for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to be in touch with each other. professor samia khouri, a professor at the university of beirut, who presented new approaches in ms disease, was selected for this course and went to sinai hospital. in the world , but especially in the islamic countries of the region, this is one of the most prestigious awards and its importance is due to the cooperation between it can be international or domestic. participation in isfahan research center, academic jihad institute and other

always a pleasure please stay safe we'll talk to you soon professor jamal walking there joining us from b and now i believe we have live images of motorcycle protest support the palestinian people um at bikasi indonesia can we get those uh there we go let's get that image out to you that this is uh these are indonesians and we've seen a lot of protests out of indonesia out of malaysia out of the far east like chinese cities um south korea just earlier we showed you images of a pro- palestine protest out of the south korean capital and just few days ago from inchon south korea now this is bikasi indonesia a pro'. palestinian rally there you can see on motorcycles, that's the first time i've seen one of these, very interesting, see motorcyclists in the streets of bicassi showing their support for palestinian men, women and children, for 21 days now have been targeted by the israeli re the civilian population of gaza out of the 700 deceased, 3,000 have been children, 1700 have been women, over 70. 5% of them have been women and children, over a third of the entire civilian infrastructure h

hello, professors shutkino phone , hello, professor, you are worried about from the community of northernfrom you, so we’ll have to meet again, i think we shouldn’t discuss this over the phone, it’s better to have a decent meeting , yes, of course, of course, name the place, time , write, restaurant, blacksmith's yard, wait, i'm writing it down, forge yard, average avenue 72 average 72, what time? 15:00? okay, until better times, so, well, my dear, get ready, so, here, here she is, andrei ivanovich, we spotted where the call was, well, who did our secretary call, the professor, and shutkin nikolai borisovich, what kind of professor was he, in the seventies, eighties, he was involved in high technologies, and headed a whole direction in this area, then, however, his whole life’s work was curtailed, it turned out he professor of sour cabbage soup, well, yes, in general, he’s left with no destiny, what is he doing now, working, where? scientific research institute, northern bor-12, a closed academic town where scientific development continues, but with very meager funding, well science has b

ahmed hassan, an egyptian scientist at queensada university, and professor murat avisal, a professor at new york university in abu dhabi, were the two winners of the fifth mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a common network among the students. i think that this relationship will continue . it does, because in my opinion, in today's islamic world where we are, islamic leaders and islamic leaders create this background so that muslim scientists can have better communication with each other. in my opinion, it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to be in touch with each other. prof. samia khouri, a professor of beirut university, who presented the approaches to ms disease, was selected for this course and went to sinai hospital. whether it can be international or domestic, participation in isfahan research center, academic jihad institute and other universities and pardiz technology park was one of the other programs of daneshmanda islam in the fifth edition of the mustafa award event. samia nasser khab

in this celebration, professors who have received master's degrees from iranian calligraphers association in the past years will be honored. will be. mr. mohammadmeh mirzaei, as the first non-iranian calligrapher who succeeded in obtaining a master's degree from the iranian calligraphers association , will also receive his certificate in this ceremony, and we are the host of this calligrapher master this morning in the morning program of salam correspondent. mr. mirzaei good morning, you are very welcome. thank you very much peace be upon you and the mercy of god, it is morning, drink a cup of wine, the distance of the sky does not delay, or as the saying goes in afghanistan, which does not delay around the sky , make haste before the world becomes mortal . dear viewers, good and honorable people of iran and all those who see us in this way, i say hello to you and all of you are good people. thank you very much for accepting our invitation . you are very welcome. you have been in iran for 30 years. and please let us know the difference between the fields please explain about the field of

our guest is an english professor. professor leavy, in 1884, what was america?it was a chaotic place. you could see an extraordinary number of violence, they loved covering it. norma's anxiety about immigration. the size of the government and national debt. promises of legal and social equality after the american civil war, we are starting to run aground separate from society. the other was a large national debate over children, people talked about compulsory public education where they thought about ideas like student centeredness, that they were becoming violent, lawless and out of control. huckleberry finn is ripped from today's headlines, when people looked at huckleberry finn, they saw a kid who was all over the newspars who had his own wisdom, understood nature, sawyer, forming gangs. at the same time he was the villain of the narrative. >> when did you get hooked? >> mark twain voice is special, it's incredible, the book is incredibly funny and tragic, it celebrates american resources and people, landscapes that are scathing, it's incredibly slippery, you

queensada university and professor murat avisal, a professor at new york university in abu zawi, were the two winners of the 5th mustafa award, who went to sharif university and emphasized the formation of a common network by being present among the students. i think that this relationship will continue because it seems in the islamic world, where we are, we set the stage and the leaders of islam create this stage so that muslim scientists can communicate better with each other . in my opinion, it is a very important prize for the islamic world and it helps scientists like me to communicate with each other. professor samia khoori the professor of beirut university, who presented new approaches in the treatment of ms, was selected for this year's award and went to sinai hospital . this is one of the most prestigious awards in the world, especially in the islamic countries of the region, and its importance is due to the cooperation that international can. attending isfahan research center , academic jihad institute and other universities and fardis technology park was one of the other p

professor ahmad hassan, professor at queen's university.ada, he is one of the five selected in the fifth round of mosfafa award, and he is placed next to ahmad ismail and murat ovisal . god's help , i will be the first person to win this award for the first time next to him, i am the first person from malaysia to win this award and the second person in asia to win this award. among the 200 people who participated in mustafa's event, there were five people who were chosen to receive this award, and if you look at these five people. you can see that they have great achievements. the importance of the mustafa award at the international level is that it enables researchers to implement a very original and effective technology at the basic level. now, professor ahmed hassan , along with other scientists, have been awarded the mossaffa award campus science park has come to know artificial intelligence companies and technologists. i was amazed by the big plans that are being followed in the park. when we foreign professors ask for help from irania

professor lee, i mean, you focus a lot on trade, on economic issues.nd from your vantage point what is the highlight of the seemingly close relationship between our three countries? >> well, i think as we discussed already, not previous session, now trade issues are becoming security issues. sacred issues are becoming traditions. so the combination of the two come to look at the issue from a new perspective. everything starts from scratch so we are now trying to find an answer to many, many new challenges. no korea and the united states are cooperating. that is fundamental strategy and importance of summit in april and now finally the trilateral summit at camp david including japan, korea, japan and the united states a look at this issue from an angle and trying to converge security, trade, economy and technology. so this is very important develop it and new era of trilateral partnership. >> chris, as a de facto japanese on the panel, could you please tell us your view from tokyo? >> yeah, sure. so great to be here, thank you, title represent more than

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first, professor ahmed hassan, a professor at the university of canada, who is originally from egypt. it is active in the field of software. the subject that made me i won the mossaffa award in the field of software. i helped to improve productivity in the field of software. for example, when you shop on amazon . the site shows you what other products other customers have bought. what i did is very similar to this. for example, when a developer clicks on a code, my software informs them that other developers have made changes to this code or how to execute this code. scientists know. a hadith of the holy prophet in which it is said that muslims, especially muslim scientists, should work together and think with each other so that they can break the wall of limitations, and then parvad avisal, who is a professor at new york university and is originally from turkey, and in the field of optical fibers is active. my activity is in the field of electronics, and the subject that made me win the mosfafa award was in the field of internet and information transmission through light technology.

this letter was written by 300 university professors and requested that the crimes in may gaza end, mr. motaqib, do you think that such measures , for example, the letter of 300 university professors in the world to the secretary general of the united nations, asking the secretary general of the united nations, what is your solution to end this what do you think will be the effect of the actions taken by various groups, including university professors, for the crisis or to end this crime ? these 300 are only from iran. at the global level , the number of media collections of university professors and the collections related to think tanks is much more than these figures. addressing the secretary general of the united nations and asking him to understand the fact that the more violence increases, there is a humane and inclusive dimension. israel's security will face more challenges. the secretary general of the united nations himself made a discussion that caused the israelis to be very confused. he said: "hamas' actions were not formed in the past." the actions of the hamas movement ar

well, to discuss that i'm now joined by rain miller, some professor emeritus told him university. i'm a former advisor to me, co guard by charles on issues of international law. professor miller's and then it's great to talk to thank you very much for being available. happy to be with you . thank you. now you've written before the professionally base, you have had 3 different lives being born and raised in soviet era. estonia then moving to moscow to get to your doctorate in law and then moving all the way to kings college, london and teaching there for quite some time. and that gives you a very inverse of tile exposure to various systems through various ideologies. and what i find very interesting is that, unlike many other public intellectuals of your generation, you are open about uh oh, i'm accepting about a parts of your professional life, isn't it? i'm safe, at least in the west to be, you know, so open about your connections, historical connections with russian. i have benefited from it professionally sure, which they have. because how you have at least 3 different viewpoin

and the professor brought up fentanyl. i do want to get into it next with the death of actor matthew perry bringing up conversation questions about his public battle with addiction. different kind, of course, but his advocacy really to help those recover. we'll get into that addiction and into recovery. and he wanted to be remembered for his efforts to help those recovering from addiction. here's his interview with diane sawyer one year ago. >> for some reason, it's obviously because i was on friends. more people will listen to me. so i've got to take advantage of that. i've got to help as many people as i can. >> joining us live now to talk more about this, an issue that affects so many as dr. keith humphreys, professor of psychiatry at stanford and senior drug policy adviser in the obama white house. thank you so much, professor humphreys, for joining us. >> very glad to be here. >> i just want to say we don't know perry's cause of death yet. the medical examiner says additional investigation is required. but we do know

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