>> yasuda: rice. >> anthony: or what percentage? >> anthony: rice? more important?ngredient is rice. so, my sushi is rice. [ laughter ] >> anthony: yasuda, he still trains, though his fighting days are over. he says he was tired of hurting people. he brings me to kameo dojo in asakusa to try and show me how his sushi technique and kyokushin karate are one in the same . kameo, the master. >> yasuda: nice. many other people ask me, "what's the point between the karate and the sushi?" but, uh, this movement is, uh, so much good for the, uh, when i make my sushi. because of the, uh, stance. all the other different type of karate, uh, the stance is a little bit more upper. so this karate is a stance, is a little bit more deep. this. so, standing in front of the, uh, cutting board. a little bit of a deep stance and movement. deep stance and the body will do this and the watch -- the through the middle from left to the right, like focus. move this, move this. there, watch this and watch this. this is one of the key. so, this karate is my sushi roots. >> anthony: now, in an

reporter: bangladesh is the world's third biggest rice producer. scientists warn it is making rice crops vulnerable and threaten food security. al jazeera, bangladesh. anchor: staying in bangladesh. thousands of people have roughed to return to their homes before i lockdown. infections reached a record 8000 range of four on monday, almost double the previous week. bangladesh has confirmed more than 13,000 deaths as the pandemic began. experts say lockdown is one of the only options left. many cities in india are reporting vexing shortages with people struggling to book appointments. the government says they have been available to all adults, but manufacturers are struggling to make enough doses in many centers have been was to close temporarily. industryñ■ñ■ñ■ñ■ññ■ñ■ñ■ñ■g■■zÑ? narrator: on this episode of "earth fus," avocados have become one of the most popular foods on the planet and exploded into a multibillion-dollar industry. the petorca province in chile is a hub of worldwide avocado production, but the growth of the industry has created a cr

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a man called edmund ignatius rice blessed edmund ignatius rice who founded the irish christian brothers? and i went i did my school days in the school that brother rice first founded in waterford a school called mount zion still exists to this very day. and so somehow the small townlander village of callan produced two figures who had a global impact brother rice found in an order that spread all over the world and was particularly here in the united states, but also in australia and india elsewhere and james hogan who came over here to america and ended up designing and building the white house and other public buildings here the state department the war department and so forth. so james groban's story. is a story that's it epitomizes the story of ireland at that time. is james holman was clearly a very talented man? who probably ought to have been able to become a powerful architectural force in the island of his time? but he couldn't do that. because there was a a ceiling a barrier. for catholics like james holborn because of what we're called the penal laws which were established to

imagine this grain of rice is one kind of carbon dioxide each year. the average passing in nigeria less than one grain into the atmosphere you ever spent in in india. 2 grand in china, 7 grains, jeremy, 10 grains in the us. 17 grain in one year. the average american troops 20 times more than the average in area. but the problem with carbon is that it stays trapped in the atmosphere for centuries. so it's not just about how much we added here. it's about how much of piled up over time. since 850, but it's up to about 1500 giga. okay, so we want it to pull load these rice bags on the table to show you how big that really is. but after doing the math, we realize we need 3000000 of them. historical emissions matter today because countries are arguing about how soon they have to cut the emissions down to their big polluted like china, india and brazil. look a lot less guilty when you consider that you recently become part of the problems. ah, is to court the annual emissions, but that doesn't tell us anything about you know, why or why we are in decrease i

imagine this grain of rice is one ton of carbon dioxide. each year. the average person in nigeria less than one grain into the atmosphere ever spent in india to grand and china, 7 grains. jeremy, 10 grand in the us, 17 grain. and one year the average american police 20 times more than the average in that area. but the problem with carbon is that it stays trapped to be atmosphere for centuries. so that's not just about how much we added yet. it's about how much is piled up over time since $850.00 about us up to about $1500.00 giga. okay, so we want to pull loads of these rice bags on the table to show you how big that really is. but after doing the math, we realize we need 3000000 of them. historical emissions matter today because countries are arguing about how soon they have to cut the met emissions down to their big, polluted like china, india and brazil. look a lot less guilty when you consider that you recently become part of the problems ah emergencies to court. the annual emissions, but that doesn't tell us anything about why or why we are in th

it's congressman ted lieu and congresswoman kathleen rice of new york. the two of them have just written to the inspector general of the u.s. justice department, asking for an investigation. they say, as former prosecutors we are concerned about reporting that suggests federal prosecutors had enough evidence to indict mr. barrack well before 2021. it is one thing to have this actually quite scandalous reporting about the barrack,? right there are serious implications about this case being delayed for more than a year. this is a serious case about another country having high placed agents inside and adjacent to the u.s. government in a way that is affecting u.s. policy, in a surreptitious way,

his rice field loses his livelihood. the person who loses his homely, the beach have to move. so we could end up being the 1st climate refugees in europe . if public action is not taken, my whole life in the delta is a risk under protected over exploited a delicate tussle between river and c. and the c is winning. jo, no whole al jazeera in spain's a bro delta. and in football, england are into the 1st european championship semi final for a quarter of a century as a beating ukraine in rome. captain harry came was the 1st to school just after 4 minutes. and then it was too early in the 2nd home when luke kid was, has it in by defend the wire, late the pain in the lines just what it seems to me control. so they will finish the substitute jordan henderson headed. it is 1st for england to make it for nail again, england build to play denmark wembley on wednesday, the day in the checking the public to want early and show the sensational start. the 2nd half from the training to the semi final is given a ratio. of course you follow that story and of else coming here on, on today by l

but a farmer who loses his rice field loses his livelihood. the person who loses his homely, the beach have to move. so we could end up being the 1st climate refugees in europe . if public action is not taken. my whole life in the delta is a risk under protected over exploited a delicate tussle between river and see. and the sea is winning jona whole al jazeera in spain's abroad delta that's it from me, fully bad people in the whole news. our team here in doha miami will be live from london news center next with more of today's news. thank you very much for watching bye for now. a news news after a 2 year, one of the world's most famous film festivals in the fax, but with math mandatory for all social distancing in place. and some countries found from attending all together. can the glamorous o p event recreate the magic of the knife coverage of the cannes film festival on his era? challenging how mainstream media covers the news. stories like these that should be easy pickings for political reporters out the whole power to account while the o

about the leaders, i brace a farmer who loses his rice field loses his livelihood. the person who loses his homely, the beach have to move. so we could end up being the 1st climate refugees in europe . if public action is not taken. my whole life in the delta is a risk under protected over exploited a delicate tussle between river and see. and the sea is winning. jonah, hold al jazeera in spain's abroad, delta voter philippines. now, where evacuations are still going on as the toxic volcanic gas walk through the skies near the capital manila interruption at the to all volcano on thursday as force thousands of thousands of people from their homes with officials desperate to prevent evacuation centers from timing into corona virus hotspots jamila island, doug reports from to all. the filipino fishermen year see these are their most trying time. daniel seger is worried about we had some real is that if the will explode so good or do we go? there are no jobs, and there were any more last year's volcanic eruption coupled by the corona virus pandemic have almost decimated

one forgetting rice and another for vaccinations. idea putting them together is so they only have to spare one day. >> the vaccination program in india is making slow progress. it sti has a long way to go if it wants to reach its target. >> let's have a quick look at other news. the united states has imposed sanctions on cuba regime officials in response to antigovernment protests. it is the first step by the biden administration to apply pressure on the cuban government. mr. biden had been under pressure from cuban-americans to show sport for the protesters. eric clapton has said he will not perform at venues that require concertgoers to be fully vaccinated. he says he will not perform anywhere there is a quote discriminated audience present. in may, he said he experienced a severe reaction to the astrazeneca vaccine. mourners have been paying respects for the prominent dutch crime reporter who was shot earlier and amsterm. many had tears in their eyes. our correspondent reports. >> he would be proud to know so many turned up for hi

the rice patties like quiet.ying to look like a pet or cornfield rice happy. and one of our weapons. there were too many of them. the boys pulled back tired as dogs, because whenever they would meet printed on, the reds had enough men to fight us on the front and other flights as well. we knew it was hard to face. we were hurting. the kids would drag back so we that they could not be expected to find torres for at least several days and instead of a week and rest area we would grab it anywhere. enemy showering head down. lay down. and the greatest pleasure in life must keep your feet a chance to breathe. we fell back to new positions. if you look around at some of the fossils going and see a deep respect for those red markers. very deep. we were short on man, south koreans carried arsenal, but we didn't know what some of the others were carrying. it turned out the many of them silent refugees along the south koreans work north korean communists in disguise. they would think through our lines of finance for the li

rice is made with oil, not butter.his one, i spoke to a connoisseur of puerto rican cooking, my mom, w. the guy's right, it is the rice stuck to the bottom of the pan. i asked if she's on the outrage bandwagon and she said, i think it is nice and creative that he would turn an ingredient into a dish. he is smart to think of a different way to use it. and she said that because her brain works correctly and she is not outraged about every little ridiculous thing. >> jesse: we just found out that carly is half puerto rican, that is breaking news. can we get a fox news alert? joe biden said you have to get back sticks vaxxed to save your dog. >> there some information that you may be able to communicate the vaccine, the new variant to your pets. >> jesse: you can give rover the delta variant if you are not careful. i did not know, has fauci talked about this or not? >> i'm sure he has, i am sure fauci has talked about that. it sounded like even he wasn't convinced as it was coming out of his mouth. it sounded like he just

imagine this grain of rice is one ton of carbon dioxide. each year the average passing in the area to lessen one grain into the atmosphere that's in, in india, 2 grand and china, 7 grains, jeremy 10 grain in the us. 17 grain in one year. the average american troops 20 times more than the average nigeria. but the problem with carbon is that it stays trapped to me atmosphere for centuries. so it's not just about how much we added here. it's about how much is piled up over time. since 850, that's up to about 1500 giga. okay, so we want to pull up these rice bags on the table to show you how big that really is. but after doing the math, we realize we need 3000000 of them. historical emissions matter today because countries arguing about how soon they have to cut the emissions down to their big pollution like china, india, and brazil. look a lot less guilty when you consider that you recently become part of the problem ah, fees to the annual emissions. but that doesn't tell us anything about, you know, why or why we are in the current in 2020 re

bill is so excited, he calls jon rice.t person melanie speaks to that night is dr. miller. she tells him, look, we've closed on the house. bill's had some red wine. he's asleep on the couch, but when he wakes up, we're going to sort this out, and i'm going to tell him i want a divorce. >> melanie described the events that would happen later on as a big fight. >> you and bill had a horrible fight, yes? >> correct. we fell asleep on the couch, woke up early morning hours, and -- it was never a bad time for an argument. i'm talking probably 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. and it starts on the house. i settled for that house. what the hell are you talking about? you settled for that house. it's a $500,000 house. that's not what i wanted. >> melanie says that bill turned around and said, what i really wanted was a house in virginia for cheaper. but you refused to let us do that, and so i have to settle. and she says this turns into a very heated argument. >> from there things became even more physical. >> how physical, in what way?

you know, like we haven't served on top of rice made with them grilled vegetables. so then it started several centuries ago as basically a grid me on a scale that done. it came up as history all across in turkey. the meat is the main ingredient in its taste isn't supposed to be covered up by salad or thought chef easily. spatially is skeptical about the german way of cooking. turn about the red cabbage, and we find that we're red. meat doesn't go well with red cabin kato's, tomatoes, onions and bell pepper go much better when you come up in bread. we've never used red cabbage to put in turkey. it turns out that this quality veal and lamb is not only served on a plate stomach, it bubbles in the more pop, the variety, not exactly the same as defined in germany, but more on the go. so someone invented the done as that is become ubiquitous among the western country, which is a piece of bread use me or another bread with lots and lots of sources. this was mentioned in germany. indiscreet, or perhaps never thought saline. he served what may have been germany's 1st turn on

so my understanding of surveillance were attached to rice. my understandings of police brutality of prisons. really negative terminology attached to the idea of race rather than race being about unity race being about collective communities, race being about love, my earliest understandings of race. yeah, we're rather set up as violence due to racism. latoya rule never got to say good bye to her brother wayne fella morrison. cctv footage. he captured his last day in adelaide police cell where he was facing assault charges. i became unresponsive in a prison van. then died in hospital 3 days later in september 2016. a corranio in question is ongoing. but like so many other deaths in custody for latoya and her family. there are more questions than answers. what happened in our final moments? when's last breath? there's so many questions. why in the 1st instance, did they have to detain wayne, what happened in the van? why wasn't there surveillance in the van? why is it that the officers actually refused initially, police entrance and investigate

actually the centuries of brutality and racism in this country in america has been here before the rice riots of the 900 sixty's on the streets of los angeles in the 1990. 0, the added minneapolis today. and the message is the same for black america, the land of the free as never felt truly for it. ah, me, this deep wellspring of anger, of actually goes to a centrally unresolved question in the united states, which is that the core of the foundation of the country which has been founded on slavery and jennifer reasons why supremacy censure. we will even like supremacy on to 9 for the black legal inferior road problem on the bus. she ref santa rabbit rick calling from the rear y from the front supremacy law of the law, the land and we've had overcome quite for supreme black for the inferior even the plan feel who the even one or the fire the we've heard george floyds words here in australian prisons, they were david don, guy juniors, last words in 2015 before he died in the hospital ward of sidney long bay prison. oh, the coroner found lack of oxygen while he was restrained, was a contri

to reenter the regular work at a world of molten switzerland with its factories and smoke stacks, rice outside the k. well, that marks the end of our journey today, but you can find much more european culture and lifestyle on our website. and that's also where you can take part in our price drawer, where we are giving away a stand up panel. just let us know what your favorite summer sporting activity is. best of luck, and bye bye for now. the. the news. the news the news the news, the news, the news, the news the the the politics for culture, interview with monica federal commission and the culture and the media handle the challenges posed by the time demick was always that's a fight so that the creative sex i will also gets attention to the how does she evaluate her 2nd term and also as i'm very passionate about what i do aren't 20 d w the great power just from a chemical giants to dominate the industry, manipulating plants and the markets po, ever they please because of them some cars that are thousands of years old or almost 16, but farmers and consumers, you know, one of the 75 min

lowenthal: madam speaker, i rise in honor of the honorable margie rice, former mayor, councilmember, community leader of westminster, california, who passed away this past sunday, july 25, 2021, at the age of 92. margie had dedicated her entire life to public service, including 22 years on the westminster city council with 12 of those years as the city's elected mayor. she also served as a westminster school district trustee for 17 years, and up until her passing, margie served on the midway city sanitation district, ending her 30 years of service on that board this past sunday. in 2019, i was honored to join margie and other board members in celebrating the 830th -- 80th anniversary of the midway sanitation district. as an active community leader and public servant, margie rice was passionate, dedicated, focused, hard working, and above all, outspoken. margie achieved many results for the residents of westminster, and among her legacy is the building of the westminster rose center theater, a performing arts center for the whole community to enjoy. margie was born in alabama, but she

>> tao: rice roll. very thin. >> anthony: like a crepe, uh -- >> tao: yes, it's like a crepe.hroom. >> anthony: ah. >> tao: you dip it in, and then you go. >> anthony: mm. oh, that's very good. everything we do internationally, someone refers back to the vietnam experience. >> tao: mm-hmm. >> anthony: you know? "let's not do that again." or -- >> tao: "let's not repeat vietnam." >> anthony: but i find it interesting that the people who had, perhaps, the most painful experience were among the first to reach out. i think the john mccain story is particularly interesting because here's a guy who had an atrocious experience here in prison, and yet he has been among the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> tao: it took several trips to vietnam. and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it's no longer a war. it's a country with people. >> anthony: have you been out with returning veterans from -- >> tao: oh, yes. all the time. >> anthony: did they often want to go to the area that they served? >> tao: oh, yes. >> anthony: did they often even meet with the peopl

these rice fields by hand for grace. it's a small price to pay for quality. it's all organic because we don't use the chemical fertilizers like that. but since we use only, don't know that we have lots of car over here. 20 years ago, futon was still extremely isolated. people had neither tv, no telephone's back then. grace's way of life would have been unthinkable. much recovery in my day, we received no education and had to do manual labor. there are more opportunities for your generation. thanks to education and language as you can do whatever you want to live today. thanks to the kids generosity, everyone civilized and develops which i'm proud of you. grace says she's happy happiness. she attributes partly to the king. so i think looking like the going to be the happiness, what not with the products. so i think this is also the happiness that we, what we get from the boot. a nice way of life is far removed from that of western style. consumerism. and it's a system without fierce competition. ideally, both buyers and sellers always get a good deal when it c

these rice fields by hand for grace. it's a small price to pay for quality it's all organic because we don't use the chemical fertilizers like that. but since we use only a co, don't know that we have like lots of how over here 20 years ago baton was still like streamline, isolated people had neither tv, no telephone's back then, grace's way of life would have been unthinkable. much covered in my day. we received no education and had to do manual labor. there are more opportunities for your generation, thanks to education and languages. you can do whatever you want to live today. thanks to the kings, generosity, everyone civilized and developed, which i'm proud of you. grace says she's happy happiness, she attributes partly to the king. so i think looking like the counts with the happiness, what not with the products. so i think this is also the happiness that we what we get from that is in the boot. a nice way of life is far removed from that of western style. consumerism. it's a system without fierce competition. ideal

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he found meal, you know, like we haven't served on top of rice, maybe with them, grilled vegetables. so that doesn't give us started several centuries ago as basically a grill me danica bob as he all across the cookie. the meat is the main ingredient in case this is supposed to be covered up by salad or false chef easily. spot shock is skeptical about the german way of cooking. turn about a red cabbage, and we find that we're red. meat doesn't go well with red cabin potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and bell pepper go much better with jenica. bob in brett, we've never used red cabbage to put in turkey. it turns out that this like quality, veal and lamb is not only served on a plate sonic about both vaguely, in the more pop variety. not exactly the same as defined in germany, but more on the go. so someone invented the done as that is become ubiquitous among the western country, which is a piece of bread usually, or another bread with lots and lots of sources. this was invented in germany. indiscreet, or perhaps next slide. so lean, he served what may have been germany's 1st stoner in 1969

it's an area that's safe from flooding and suitable from roaring rice. but no one she has known what tim is in the hands of these neighbour been to. matilda was flattened by. powerful winds, much lower than the fish like he used to. but that's not an option. here data but able to travel to the sea and buy fish to sell it. no one will make a living. that's what we are growing, right. did somebody tell you what was your site this year? we had a lot of rice, but because the rains filled everything has, we've actually got they got a potential job for the java fits it during a visit residential area and the cost of goods for support for his plans will be built in the see here. protecting the city of some future. lots don't pay more local the need for chance. he believes projects like the green pack and the location of nova vital for the future. and he's hoping local residents will support him a launch. but this is only to please that was not screen. yes, samantha, we need to use our knowledge back to the city to stop and don't police sums up the steps where w

i see her fun on and i know the scene well mom used to sell chicken rice considered one of the country's national dishes and like many singaporeans, i love my food. i know that this really the smell and pay for growing up. it's my comfort food, and it's very much a part of the culture. a can believe i got to eat it for me. a lot of hot what goes into making these dishes kept alive by recipes and businesses passed on the generations . and the golden mile food center tucked away in one of singapore, the oldest neighborhoods. 56 year old alice true selfish soup and porridge. her family has been in the hawk a treat for 3 generations. thank you. i, liz took over the business from her mom. ching, up hill, who's 80 years old and continues to help out. dennison glover. i met him. she moved from a wrote site stall to this food center 45 years ago. she worked tirelessly to raise 3 daughters. alice is a youngest call. what kind of a longer get we'll talk soon. so i was told that this was sent to my, my kid in law to hold all my i also love when i was full and think over the years they fit through t

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rice fields of the sacramento valley provide a home to nearly 230 wildlife species, including 60% of the fall and winter diet for the ducks and geese in the s exo flood only a quarter of the fields this fall, the less water, the more the birds will concentrate, potentially spreading disease. >> it'll be things like avian botulism and different toxins. when birds are that sick, they're very intensive. they get paralyzed. so we have to feed them, medicate them. we have to make little donuts they sit in because they can't hold themselves up. >> the rice commission, ag groups, water groups and conservation groups are asking the legislature for $10 million to offset pumping costs to provide more habitat for the birds. >>> another unfortunate aspect of not getting enough rain during the year, paul. >> yeah, we just see more and more of the secondary effects of a very simple phenomenon. it's just way too dry for way too long. and of course, we're at the time of year where that's not going to change. also what's not going to change is the overall weather pattern we're in right now. that summ

mom used to sell chicken rice. consider one of the countries national dishes and like many singapore and i love my food. i know this is really of a smell and have a growing up. it's my comfort food. and it's very much a part of the culture. i can't believe i got to eat it for me. a lot of hard work goes into making these dishes kept alive by recipes and businesses passed on the generations . and the golden mile food center tucked away in one of singapore, the oldest neighborhoods. 56 year old alice true selfish soup and porridge. her family has been in the hawk a treat for 3 generations. alice took over the business from her mom ching, up hill, who's 80 years old, and continues to help out. dennison's love. i don't, i met him, she moved from a wrote site stall to this food center 45 years ago. she worked tirelessly to raise 3 daughters. alice is a youngest call. what kind of where i'm not going to get to her. we'll talk soon. oh, well, so i just don't what? until my, my credit card here didn't last you hold on my way. mine is out. so he was a little boy, and i was full. and think tha

holding back the mob at the lower west terrace entrance i was holed up with congresswoman kathleen rice in a small office about 40 paces from the tunnel that you all were in. that's about from the distance where i'm sitting here on the deus to that back wall. in that office in close proximity to where you all held the line i listened to you struggle. i listened to you yelling out to one another. i listened to you care for one another directing people back to the makeshift eye wash station that was at the end of our hall and then i listened to people coughing, having difficulty breathing, but i watched you and heard you all get back into the fight, and i think congresswoman rice and i were the only members of congress to be down there on that lower west terrace. you know, we had taken refuge in that office because we thought for sure being in the basement at the heart of the capitol was the safest place we could be, and it turned out we ended up at the center of the storm, and officer fanone, you had said you were 250 feet off of that tunnel, and you felt certain that they were going to

that's the tandoori oven, got some pilau rice cooking up in there.now, and the number of curry houses on brick lane has decreased by over 60% in the past 15 years. rising rents, gentrification and lack of staffing are just some of the reasons. but niaz is bucking that trend, and he wants to modernise the curry industry. at the age of 14, i knew that he has more ideas than i do. things that he knows, i would never have dreamed of. is there this perception that, "oh, you know what, british—born, you're young. why are you getting into the restaurant trade?" i get asked that all the time, because... how does that make you feel? i want to live my whole life doing what i want to do, what other people say is regardless. that's one thing about being british, isn't it, not about being bangladeshi, you don't really care about what other people think. the restaurant industry will change. it won't be all ruby murray's curry houses, you know, pint of beers and everything. and you can see, for example, with customers asking for more inherently bengali dishes. we s

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rice paddies. they're about 3000 feet of vertical terraces. when you go up to people, do you, how do you approach it? do you ask them if you can take the pictures? do you have any help with you? how? how do you monday, stop pop? the sociable been yeah it's, i mean for example, here in the right path. for a lot of the pictures i was up in a ridge, i didn't know where they're going to be farming each stick. if there was planting season and you didn't know where they were going to go, they came from it from these all these different villages. and so what i would do is i would go up on the ridge and i would get my binoculars out and say, oh they're, they're about a 1000 feet down and 2 miles over. but i would sit my drones, almost like a hawk. and i would go out and with the drones, they're really good. they could come in about 6 feet away. this is taken from the ground, but you could fly almost as close to people with the drones. and it's just kind of weird for them because these people are peasant fa

up took the wind in a very quick men's rice, which produced the 6 fastest times of the year. and it was fight kip. yea gone. he took the women's race also in a world leading time and a new kenyan record. in the field events, the republics to time olympic champion, barbara spots a cova when the women's javelin. an american k t national came out on top in the women's poll volt, clearing a height of 4.9 meters. the athletes which it on by 8000 spectators in monaco. but things will be a little quieter in 2 weeks time at the olympics with friends bend from old tokyo venues. david stokes, out his era. now to the major sporting tournament that almost never was the copper america hosts, brazil taken argentine in the final laser on saturday. daniel schwann le reports from when authorities. ah, they go there in the end. the corporate america kicked off in june and ends with the final between brazil and argentina in rio de janeiro, iconic mac enough stadium, brazil the hosts and holders argentina which has won this tournament since 993. which doesn't one, anything with legal, messy, arg