his tarik a traditionally semi nomadic people of the region. since two thousand and eleven libya's minority groups have been caught in the struggle that flared up after gadhafi was removed in two thousand and fourteen new body became the center of vicious fighting between the two tribes it was a proxy battle in which libya's east and west vied for control of the lucrative oil fields of the south. a fragile peace has returned to the city come to news meeting with most or a member of the people. in this article that had upset if you are a part in the war against the right q how did you feel about that venue machine. well yes was it hard for you. shame or you eager to be part of it but the how much he did it like you met mick and how to think no matter how many victories you win in war you always lose in the end. you may win the war but you still lose money and we regret it them and they're going to come so i wish it had never happened this war cost us everything both us and our to our reg brothers if it lasted two years that's a long time. in the

tarik my words and pretty fun sure put on lot of physical work and creativity into their art. among other things they use luminous and wires and objects to create their illusions. wouldn't we do this and the thing that blows it all depends on how you stage it to take things. but the techniques and materials i use range from household items for example the sphere shape as a layer of ikea to projections for example we have one shot with a triangle we cut it out of cardboard and then just object to the colored light onto it. the sun points to whatever when has it been. in twenty fourteen the artist duo shot the short film bioluminescent forest here to all the light affects our projected directly into the setting rather than manipulating the images on a computer. direct my wad and if we shrunk sure employed and even now protect knology for the projection mapping parts of the forest are illuminated effects on irregular surfaces and textures are taken into account this requires not only a precise plan but also patients. especially when the illuminated objects are not only three dime

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so how do you guys know what you say it was a drag they did with tarik now he was in that entire year he was playing basketball at the park it was just a random night spray shooting so out now let's talk about if your best friend had a gun and i was walking down trees you know up and out the i'm from the bus i'm here with this gun so let's say you have jeremiah and giovanna would you feel more comfortable trying to jump on not to use a gun might not example i would try to convince the mordant karuna a person because i could lose my life and i know when nobody knew how do you feel about being outside how do you feel about going to the parks tell me a little bit of your views and how you feel about just being in the community i don't usually like fly because mostly in parts you feel like you're going to be see play no one's going to do anything but you always have to like be aware of your surroundings absolutely so you don't let what's going on stop you from living your best life. ok anybody else how you feel as the officer i don't know because i'm in part because i know there's a vast.

so how do you guys know what you say it was a drag they did with tarik now he was in that entire year he was playing basketball at the park it was just a random like spray shooting so out now let's talk about if your best friend had a gun and i was walking down trees you know open it up to the alpha plus i'm here with this gun so let's say you have jeremiah and joe by would you feel more comfortable trying to jump on not to use a gun and i am not example i would try to convince to morden commit a murder because i could lose my life and i no one nobody me how do you feel about being outside how do you feel about going to the parks tell me a little bit of your views and how you feel about just being in the community i don't usually like big life because mostly in parts you feel like you're going to be see play no one's going to do anything but you always have to like be aware of your surroundings absolutely so you don't let what's going on stop you from living your best life. ok anybody else how you feel as though. i don't really go outside because i know there's a vast. right around se

so how do you guys know what you say it was a drag they did with tarik now he was in that entire year he was playing basketball at the park it was just a random like spray shooting so out now let's talk about if your best friend had a gun and i was walking down trees you know up and out in the open a pos i'm here with this gun so let's say you have jeremiah and joe by would you feel more comfortable trying to jump on not to use a gun and i will not example i would try to convince to rome ward and community first because i could lose my life and i don't want nobody how do you feel about being outside how do you feel about going to the parks tell me a little bit of your views and how you feel about just being in the community i don't usually like big life because mostly in parts you feel like you're going to be see play no one's going to do anything but you always have to like be aware of your surroundings absolutely so you don't let what's going on stop you from living your best life. ok anybody else how you feel as the officer i don't need to go outside because i know there's a vast.

today we're joined by three poets who are boosting the profile of the art form tarik touré is a westbaltimore born writer whose work examines social justice arts and culture black muslim experiences his latest book he happens to have just right in front of him is called two parts oxygen and it examines faith family and fatherhood. city of this year is a two time youth poetry grand slam champion and her most recent book seven surveys the challenges that society places and black muslim women and offers a spirited message on how to overcome adversity and how my tool is twenty seventeen baltimore city youth poet laureate he starts with invisible cage listen to my heart go. me to do day to do day to do day do do day. capitalism wants to put an end that there is god and me because to them god is wealth but god himself and never been dollar bill green i've seen politicians baptize them false dreams but i've been graced with psyching enough to see past the facade and recognize god that's because i've been graced with the spirit of fidel ready to castrate madero with the castro falsetto wagin

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politically motivated the accused is the military in courts of working together to end his political career tarik is a political analyst he joins us live on the line from islamabad can he appeal against this latest conviction and sentence he going to do things economically he can appeal against the conviction which is a regular procedure the case will go to the higher court are and then after the high higher court and job is and in islam both his case and then if it is if it remains the same and the conviction is not reversed he can appeal again further before the supreme court but the immediate challenge is that he has to get himself released on bail and and from there he has to file an application separate application for the release not that is what himself to believe don't be so that's the situation at the present time he has been sentenced to seven years of imprisonment and that's a very bad news for the entire family of mr sharif this must surely mean even his political career is completely over. i think i going to agree with you his political career is finished his family's political caree

today we are joined by three poets who are boosting the profile of the art form tarik touré is a westaltimore born writer whose work examines social justice arts and culture and black muslim experiences his latest book he happens to have just right in front of him is called two parts and it examines faith family and fatherhood so dia bashir is a two time youth poetry grand slam champion and her most recent book seven surveys the challenges that society releases and black muslim women and offers a spirited message on how to overcome adversity and how i taught twenty seventeen baltimore city youth poet laureate he starts a show with invisible cage listen to my heart go. me to do me to do their god me to do to do do to. capitalism wants to put an end there that's god and me because to them god is wealth but god himself and never been dollar bill graham our same politicians baptized in false dreams but i've been graced with psyching enough to see past the facade and recognize god that's because i've been graced with the spirit of fidel ready to castrate madero with the castro falsetto wag

at the last minute, jim went to meet with tarik aziz, the prime minister of iraq. he wouldn't agree to it. and then the war came. he organized the war in way that was straightforward and direct. we had a specific mission, kick the iraqi army out of kuwait and then don't stay there. come on out. as a result of that statement, he was able to get the u.n. on board. almost every nation in the world joined in the coalition with troops on the ground or political support. we even had gorbachev, then the head of the soviet union to be part of the political coalition. because he made it a precise conflict, defined in terms of space and time, he got the support he needed. we were able to say to him, mr. president, we guarantee the success of this operation. he gave us everything we needed. everything general schwarzkopf asked for, everything that i took to the president, he would listen carefully. he would ask questions. he knew what war was all about. he would give us what we needed and we did what we said we would do. >> you mentioned gorbachev. the temptation to crow when

today we are joined by three poets who are boosting the profile of the art form tarik touré is a westbaltimore born writer whose work examines social justice arts and culture and black muslim experiences his latest book he happens to have just right in front of him is called team parts and it examines faith family and fatherhood. city of this year is a two time youth poetry grand slam champion and her most recent book seven surveys the challenges that society places and black muslim women and offers a spirited message on how to overcome adversity and how my tool is twenty seventeen baltimore city youth poet laureate he starts with invisible cage listen to my heart go. me to do day to do day to do day do do day. capitalism wants to put an end that there is god and me because to them god is wealth but god himself a never been dollar bill green i've seen politicians baptized in false dreams but i've been graced with psyching enough to see past the facade and recognize god that's because i've been graced with the spirit of fidel ready to castrate my ghetto with the castro falsetto waging

today we are joined by three poets who are boosting the profile of the awful tarik touré is a west baltimoreborn writer whose work examines social justice and culture black muslim experiences his latest book he happens to have just right in front of him is called team parts and it examines faith family and fatherhood. city of this year is a two time youth poetry grand slam champion and her most recent book seven surveys the challenges that society places and black muslim women and offers a spirited message on how to overcome adversity and how my tool is twenty seventeen baltimore city youth poet laureate he starts with invisible cage listen to my heart go. me to do day to do day to do day do do day. capitalism wants to put an end that there's a god in me because to them god is wealth but god himself and never been dollar bill green i've seen politicians baptize them false dreams but i've been graced with psyching enough to see past the facade and recognize god that's because i've been graced with the spirit of fidel ready to castrate madero with the castro falsetto waging war against minimum

. >> tarik -- terrific.we look forward to that.>> i just want to echo what the other panelists have said so far that this has been such a tremendous opportunity. in the public policy institute, we've looked at the data and some of the 2019 offerings and what is really amazing is about 15% of the plan offering can give us [ inaudible ] services and i think they mentioned they've seen that in the data as well and this is completely different from what has traditionally been offered in other plans, even in traditional medicare. so it is great and we definitely are excited about where it is heading. i just want to point out ma is a piece of the medicare population so we still have two sets of the population and how can we build in that flexibility -- spec for traditional medicare. >> that's right. so i think this is a great opportunity to think about, how can we evaluate these benefits? this is a time for us to look at what new benefits are being offered, how does it affect overall medicare spending, how does it

facebook, and apple, et cetera, they're all down, i believe that amd, our super star, sort of like tarike chiefs, i think the microprocessors, the implementation of ai are going to be 50% per year up side so it may be tough for the overall market i think we're in a great position >> goldman sachs has been a tough pick theoretically when you picked it, it seemed like things should be good for the banks in 2018. the fundamentals didn't change the banks didn't respond if you had your druthers, would it cut it loose or do you believe in goldman >> i believe in goldman. i think you're going to see some up side over the next month because liquidity is still there. the interest rates are up. and when we have a downturn in the market, you turn to the gold standard which is goldman sachs. >> when you're looking for 2019, who is your patrick ma holmes? >> well, i'm absolutely amd. i still feel positive about them and then amazon still no market cap that you can define. again, part of the tech downturn i think you see a 40% upturn in amazon over the next year or two as well. they are, as i said a f