but if you look at erdogan’s actions through the eyes of the turks and turkey, then erdogan is handsomeacy is the mastery of multi-vector, in which ankara is much more varied than belarus, even russia is more resourceful , but then i personally categorically liked how the president of belarus told the turkish ambassador directly that our cooperation should be good and minsk we are ready to do everything so that, uh, your country develops; we are not creators. we also should have and have the corresponding result from this. and so, regarding the result and the meeting between alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin, the same phrase that was widely discussed by opponents. yes , a little, uh, pale. we live a little bit poorer , a little bit at all. well, i think that next year we will have a good year, and we will reach the pre-sanction period of our economy. let me try at the everyday level explain why we began to live a little poorer, because in general on a national scale, this is true, but this is the time. how many of you viewers have changed jobs. i think that many people, including

so a question to you, secretary turk. as we are looking to different applications for good within ai technologies and ai workflows, we talk a a lot here in this committee and we've been talking a lot about things like permitting reform. something that has proven to be tediously long and involving layers of government processes. do you see application for being able to streamline some internal government processes so that we can reduce the time, for instance, that it might take for an agency to deliver on a permit, or todu really just kind of process any paperwork, reduce workloads? how do you see this being utilized for the good? >> i think the short answer is absolutely. we are sitting on a treasure trove of data from previous applicants for different permith out there. if we can harness that data with algorithms with ai we can shrink the timelines with permitting. we can take i advantage of that data in a way that allows us to do what we need to do is build up ourd electricity infrastructure, our transmission, other kin

i will turn to secretary turk. we are going to begin with for opening remarks. >> distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity. opportunity to talk about activities in an our vision for artificial intelligence. let me begin appropriately by thanking this committee. for years and years of strong, sustained report -- support that has led to becoming a -- an ai powerhouse. with your leadership, we have designed, developed and currently operates four of the top 10 fastest openly benchmarked supercomputers in the world. including the world's fastest frontier at oak ridge national laboratory. we are the world's first capable software ecosystem that is helping to drive breakthroughs, ai breakthroughs in critical areas as varied as material science, earthquake risk assessment, energy storage, i could go on and on. across a network of 34 national user facilities around our country, doe generates tremendous volumes of high-quality data. literally the fuel that can lead to more ai breakthroughs. most

he simply did not trust he was the father of the nation, the turks were grateful to him that he saved statehood in general, and also in those borders where it exists until now , because in fact turkey, turkey without a deciurk could exist in completely different borders, but the constitution of the republic of turkey had such an interesting article that said that the general staff of the armed forces of the republic of turkey can intervene in political life if politicians question the secular development of the state and ideals . that turk is an article in the constitution adopted during the time when mustafa kefalt was president the military of the turkish republic constantly abused this rule, but at the same time, as soon as people came to power who could pose a threat to this secular ideal and this development on the road to democracy, they immediately took power into their own hands . by the way, the victims of this political process, although there were known secular politicians but one of the victims of this political process was a teacher who was forced to resign as head of the

turk, a question. one of the problems in the energy transition which, as you know is one of the major issues of our time, is isos timeliness of processing application for connection to the great. there is a huge backlog in virtually all of the isos in the country. can ai contribute? it seems to me the decision about interconnection which involves capacity, reliability, safety. that strikes me as an engineering question that ai should be helpful with. >> i think the short answer is yes. i have been speaking to the heads of isos and trying to make sure we are doing everything we can on the interconnection. it is a big deal right now. if you can't get things connected to the grid we will not achieve our goals and get the benefits from these technologies. >> right now that is one of the major bottlenecks to that transition. >> it is a major bottleneck. that's exactly right. there's a number of efforts being undertaken right now. they have put out some rules to try to make sure it's not just first in, it is

i will turn it to secretary turk . we will begin with your opening remarks. >> chairman manchin, ranking member barrasso. distinguish hours of the committee, thank you for the opportunity. i'm half the department of energy to talk about the activities in and our vision for artificial intelligence. let me begin by drinking this committee. for years and years of strong sustained support that has led to the d.o.e. becoming an a.i. powerhouse. chairman, you laid out much of that in your own opening statement. with your leadership, we have designed, develop and operate four of the top 10 fastest openly benchmark supercomputers in the world, including the world's fastest frontier at oak ridge national lab. through the exit scale competing process, developing the words first software ecosystem that is helping to dry -- drive breakthroughs in critical areas as varied as cancer research, earth risk assessment, storage, computational weapon, application -- i could go on and on. across a network of 34 national user facilities aro

erdogan and the turks in general, they will not give anything, and because russia remains a historicalrkey, no matter what he says for the sake of diplomatic protocol, or sometimes, it seems to me that he brings putin there so painfully, every time there, he says, that he trusts him, although in fact i... that no one trusts him, and not until krymo occupied russia is a threat to turkey, well, the same as it is to ukraine, at the same time, ukrainian crimea is absolutely not, does not threaten turkey, it's just like two times two, it's absolutely clear, and i think that turkey's policy is that, well, yes, she, they wait more than they act, it's true, and sometimes it annoys us, well, apparently we treat each other well and somehow, in principle, in principle, well normal turks, they are for us, they definitely don't want to see russia approaching you, you rightly noted that the military understands this, and everyone, you know, that you i wanted to ask, not a political issue, purely, purely a military issue, more precisely, a naval issue , and you can now compare the power of the fleet,

you, there is no need here to think that tamdogan wants to give something to putin, erdogan and the turks in general, they will not give anything, and because russia remains an enemy of turkey and an old one, no matter what tamdogan says for the sake of diplomatic protocol, or sometimes, it seems to me that he painkiller, putin brings it there. well, what does he say every time that he trusts him, although in fact i am sure that no one trusts him, and as long as crimean russia is a threat to turkey, well, the same as to ukraine, at the same time, ukrainian crimea is absolutely not, does not threaten turkey, it just like - twice two, it's absolutely clear, and i think the policy of turkey, it's that, well, it's, they wait more than they act, it's true, sometimes it annoys us. well, supposedly we treat each other well and not supposedly , in principle, in principle, well, normal turks, they are for us, they definitely do not want to see russia approaching them, you correctly noted that the military understands this, and everyone , you know what i wanted to ask you, not a political question,

honor to get there, there are such serious facilities without security measures, i can say that the turksrkish navy, they were the first who very, let's say emotionally already in september of 14th year said, well, let's say, in the military environment that they do not recognize the occupation of crimea by the russian federation, that it is a war. well, in that period of time, there were very, very careful assessments of what was happening in our country, well, no one was serious , again, this conflict, or rather the war, which was gaining momentum, they, well, there were no such i'm waiting here's another thing, that really turkey has many very interesting components, many components of cooperation with the russian federation, and sometimes, well , as it were, these business opportunities, they play a certain role, but again, i don't think so , that turkey... went to the exchange of values, which means that occupied, or rather, crimea , ukrainian crimea, not russian crimea, is really such a strategic value for them, they always prove their thesis, even now, maybe they are smiling at put

turk. 70 years.ince 1949, 1949 there has been contamination radioactive contamination in the water, in the soil, all over the st. louis region. that's a heck of a long time. and for 70 years what we now know, we discovered even since you and i talked last because of the efforts of st. louis residents who got foia materials that showed that the federal government knew from the 50's and 60's forward that there was significant radioactive contamination and they did nothing about it and the systemically misled and lieal today thehe residents of st. los and st. charles region. no, actually it's okay, play in the creek, it's fine. there's nothing we can do here, so it's just the same-old story over an' over so i don't want to hear about conversations. i want to hear about action. i want that school reopened. now tell me about the welding spring site, you total ownership of that. when is it going to be fully remediated? >> the reresponse that we have for you laid out the history. >> i know the history. tell

the turks have made a very significant turn around gear. however, in their efforts to normalize their relations with, with these rallies in particular, the present and everyone in private is going to to now have long avoided each other . and the normalization between these 2 countries has rude and shepherded by israel's president. as a crypt saw, rather than prominence turned it in. yeah, the turks believe that this will help in, in washington dc inter hm. is this, this close to being of ties, or this thawing that we're seeing is this likely to have an effect on turkey's policies towards the palestinians because he's previously used the u. n. stage to, to really condemn and the harsh is terms, israel's, israel's treatment of the palestinians. is that likely to change? now? it seems unlikely that everyone is going to give up the palestinians. he's proving himself to be a pragmatist on a variety of issues. but tuscany, an issue, something that he does very, very strongly about. it's possible that he'll turn down his rhetoric, but you know, on

and turks, because the policy of pan-durkism, which, in a simplified way, is the return of the ottomann be the greatest country for those who talk about the imperial ambitions of russia? moscow's imperial ambitions already fall short of poland's by colossal lands, because warsaw dreams of returning the once great polish-lithuanian commonwealth . warsaw in its imperial ambitions falls short of paris and london, which they have been losing colony after colony for several centuries, and they were once the strongest in the world. and all of them taken together fall short of turkey’s imperial ambitions because ankara’s ambitions are built on history, language, and religion. a now also on the growing strength of the heir to the ottoman empire. whatever questions we have for the turkish president. we might be right for ourselves. but if you look at erdogan’s actions through the eyes of the turks and turkey, then erdogan is handsome, because his diplomacy is the mastery of multi-vector, in which ankara is much more varied than belarus and resourceful even than russia , but since i personally c

gifts and to sing all the idle prayers with them, it was there that he received the news that the turksws that the turks were landing on the shore, there was a long pause, there was a rustle, there was no war war, what to do, and with a completely calm face he said: “let them go, everyone ashore.” they will crawl out, this phrase is written down in his notes, reports, because i wrote the whole script based on documents, this is generally an amazing phrase, turn everything on the shore, they will crawl out, maybe i’m thinking about it, but it seems to me that even what is happening now, everyone comes out, all the cockroaches, all these european mercenaries, all the fascists from all over europe , everyone... came out, well, the west , in my opinion, has already sheathed all its weapons that it can possibly have, we know that history is going according to spirals, some events are repeated and what happens to russia in the historical process is always russia. defended its right to exist, its statehood, its territory, its russianness, or something, its culture , language, traditions, every

give the little people or else turk to give these lands. i’ll have to go back, and it was accepted, but it seems to me, in general, the most grandiose in history, but of the world, but hmm, uh , this project of the population is the settlement of novorossiya, and this handwritten map of the eighteenth century, which has never been exhibited historical kherson dnieper and those same the city where the front line now stretches, half-model ships of the crimean war ship, which were assembled at the nikolaev construction plant , the battleship potemkin. the power of the black sea fleet can be said that we are the finest surgical the instrument was chosen from the masses in our 22 museums and archive members. uh archives, a unique exhibit and the rarest portrait of kutuzov in that, uh, hmm, only on the chart, when he essentially mastered novorossia and the portrait of admiral lazarev, a member of the round-the-world expedition as a result of which antarctica was discovered, is the main project of our time in the state historical museum from home

the find may confirm the theory about the origin of all turks from this region. expedition has been excavating in this part of altai since 2021. all 10 expeditions. we have been organized for 2 years, and the coverage area is, uh, russian altai, kazakh altai, kyrgyzstan, and within the framework of these expeditions it takes place. here is a scientific collaboration of scientists from different countries of central asia, russia , kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, our kazakh kazakh colleagues of pavlodar university they recorded. for the first time, these are the sites of e sites, e medieval nomads, and our task this year was precisely to carry out work on these e sites and study the cultural layers to determine the time, and the cultural affiliation of these objects, and the work was carried out on several e settlements, and -1, and two are four, and on one of the monuments , rectangular foundations were discovered. e of stones from stone blocks are laid out both inside and outside of these buildings. materials were discovered that who are connected contact us. just with t

establishment of the government. to recognize the jew, the units that resulted in the hands of the turks to the chest of the children of sayad biscuit, the help of the russian system, the smart clothes of the turks, what was fartak, dawood younisi, the working hours of the water engineering company , xxx romi rain , the high office of these movements, herzl continued to publish his comments in the publication of the personality and a congress in he had formed basel, switzerland , and he was responsible for the options to settle the jews of argentina or the sinai desert . england is the answer to the oscar of the jews in the sinai desert and in the year 1904, the death of the 44-year-old tb did not allow him to see the future of his dream, but this idea had become a good source of income for england. the british government sent and accepted, his holiness agreed to establish a national home for jews in palestine and they are doing their best to achieve this. it is very clear that the civil and religious rights of the non-jewish and indigenous residents of palestine should not be trampled a

the buildings of the first turks were found in the great altai .scientists from russia, kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan discovered traces of settlements of the seventh-ninth century ad in the gorka makkan area. the find may confirm the theory about the origin of all turks, it is from this region that the expedition is engaged in excavations in this part. altai from 2021. all 10 expeditions. we have been organized for 2 years, and the territory of the grip is the russian altai, kazakh altai, kyrgyzstan and takes place within the framework of these expeditions. here is a scientific collaboration of scientists from different countries of central asia and russia, kazakhstan , kyrgyzstan, our kazakh colleagues from pavlodar university, they recorded. uh, for the first time these sites, and the sites of uh medieval nomads and our task is this year was the time to carry out work on these sites and study the cultural layers. determine the time, and the cultural affiliation of these objects, and the work was carried out on several e settlements, and koin-1, and t

tendencies in turkey, all the time they sign under these documents , it’s another matter that the turksresence explain the persistence of the terrorist threat in northern syria and in this regard, uh believe that their stay, there is the stay of their military contingent solves precisely the problem of preventing the overflow of the terrorist threat from syria to the south of the turkish republic. we have been dealing with this issue for a long time, and even before these consultations began in the format we mentioned, uh, we were in informal contacts. it was proposed to return to the philosophy of uh 1998, when the adam agreement was signed, this place from dan by this name it is mentioned, which is between turkey and syria and this agreement assumed that there is a terrorist threat in order for this turkey will have the right to stop the terrorist threat in agreement with damascus, and send its anti-terrorist structures to a certain depth of syrian territory, in other words. uh, yes, the agreement continues to operate , no one financed it, and we think that this fila is logic. there,

they see how the turks also feel like equals and heirs of a great empire.ary thought. this is a picture of the world, with by which they live is a huge patriotism. that's a huge amount of self-respect. this is the absence of the need to follow someone, to obey someone from other peoples, to be equal to someone, to resolve contradictions in the region. it would reveal the rich potential of the north-south transport corridor, although there would also be no competition there. let's not skip the route. it may differ from our authors from tehran about the iranian version. this is a board port lookite in a bone is a sea port of chebar, it is located in the southeast of iran and has direct access to the indian ocean. in last years. it came into the spotlight because iran, russia and india decided to use it as a global transit artery. it consists of two ports, shahid kolorit and shagit beheshtit, through which almost 9 million tons of cargo pass per year , most of it comes from russia and is delivered to chebar by rail or highway, and then goes to india and heads

to a certain extent, they will also keep the turks on their toes, of course, because the turks also seemll be completely expelled from the south caucasus and in general, this is why there is no doubt that this is truly a treacherous position in relation to. the approach to russia is carried out by the leadership of armenia purposefully and certainly at the suggestion, something that is not accidental. it seems to me that congressmen were yesterday. we rushed to yerevan right then and there rushed over, there was a group of american congressmen, that's all. everything, everything, is such a different question that, unfortunately, we don’t read. script that’s the question: we don’t read, but this was obviously what was going on, so to speak. well, yes, we can say that our situation is that our hands are tied. special military operation, but nevertheless e, nevertheless. um, that's that to a large extent. and as they say, uh, the shortcomings of our work in armenia, so to speak, including the small embassy, ​​including listening. well, i know a lot of armenians, so to speak about russian on

this very grain deal, because the russian part of the deal was not fulfilled by the turks - the turks very well, and here a very important point is that the turks understand everything that is happening and emphasize both economic interests and geopolitical ones, we just need to figure out how to place them correctly accent. we are also doing this with the g20 ahead, uh, hmm uh, the general assembly of the united nations 50%, uh, inflation and winning at home is difficult, but it is possible and necessary to negotiate with russia. although this is not easy and it is not easy for the turkish side, because it periodically sits on these same two or four, or something, well, russia has indeed become a very important trade and economic partner for turkey. in relations, it’s simply number one, almost 70 billion dollars for turkey, this is a lot and there really is only one vector there, and this is also an issue. here you talked about the grain crisis. and if there is a new crisis, i also raised this today the question is saying that, well, the price of grain is falling on the world market.

they look at how equal the turks also feel themselves to be the heirs of a great empire. this is not just a momentary thought. this is the picture of the world with which they live is a huge patriotism. that's huge self respect. it is the absence of the need to follow someone to obey someone from the peoples of others to be equal to someone, the settlement of contradictions in the region. it would reveal the rich potential of the north and south transport corridor, however, there is also no rivalry there. let's not go to bed. it may be different for our authors from tehran about the iranian version. this seaport chebar, it is located in the southeast of iran and has direct access to the indian ocean. in recent years. he became the center of attention. since iran, russia, india decided to use it as a global transit artery, it consists of two ports, shahid kolontari and steps, through which almost 9 million tons of cargo passes per year, most of it comes from russia and is delivered to chebar by rail or highway, and then travels to india leads the organization of the chebah

it differs from the course bequeathed by the father of a turk and a turk, but god he is a judge, buts way you really had to correct the situation, i think, however, the leadership of the couples and the presidents of amofos, who were also faced with such a dilemma. calculated various events and said that mr. president, we do not guarantee you that you are not dictators, we do not guarantee that you will not be arrested in turkey, maybe there , uh, uh, with erdogan, about this he also could not guarantee such a development of events, so well, putin careful well, we know he does not sit conditional bunker that he created the whole country and is afraid to show his nose because he understands that he can be taken by the skin and brought to the hague and that no strategic nuclear forces of russia will not help him in this game because when he is arrested he will no longer be a dictator, will cease to be a president, but will be an ordinary citizen, putin , who can be sacrificed in exchange for some preference , who receives new power from the west, because i have no doubt that this war w

it is difficult to say, because the turks, even more than trump, they it is absolutely impossible tohem. thank you very much, oleksandr motili, historian, political scientist, professor at the adger university of the united states, from the city of hero, new york, was in touch with us, now we will have, as far as i can see, our agenda advertising, 4-5 minutes, and then we, and from america all the way to the chinese people. let's fly, advertising, antwerp shakhtar on megago, in matches with the champion of belgium, miners need to score maximum points. on october 4 at 19:45, cheer for the victory of shakhtar. turn on the champions league, exclusively on mego. if you sprained your back or joint , flamides gel quickly reduces inflammation and treats pain. for pain in the back and joints flamides. there are discounts on amiksyn ic, 10% in pharmacies, plantain bam and oskad. join the community with a ukrainian view of the world. become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel. and this is access to exclusive content. personal acknowledgments, pinned comments, custom icons, and the abilit

he said, er, turk. well , we apologize.ou want to be a member of the european union, look at your constitution, please, what is written there? i say we want a democratic state. the republic was freed by choice as a fault. it is correct, but imagine a european country. well, imagine christ, who wrote that the general staff of the armed forces of a country can interfere in the political process, that is , question the will of citizens. well, you cannot be in such a country. i can't imagine a european state in ukraine, we understand certain victories there. well, the general staff can't dislodge the president. constitutionally, it can't , again, a military coup can be in any country, but it cannot be legitimate. and these were legitimate actions of the military, who took power into their own hands and created some kind of national political party , probably referring to an article of the constitution. well, turkish politicians who wanted to join the european union agreed with the fact that it is absolutely correct remarks, the

chief of the turks.ood that there would be no easy ways, the boss gave the guest hope, for a happy old age, thanks to unique domestic developments in the tourism industry, a beautiful tan lay even through the walls and business suits in the meeting room. erdogan was given only one table, hinting that it was time decide that our chair is more comfortable and more profitable. what remains is the hairdryer of the international club of nuclear states. why did his right eye itch, but instead he remembered that it was not he who believed in omens, but omens in him. after these words, the pentagon was covered by a wave of heart attacks and strokes, the boss made it clear that in any case, always know, he thought of everything, he should have joined the local gardening partnership, and not nato. listen to the boss, think about sending everything to the devil’s grandmother and signing the application to join brix but on the other hand the parties said that anti-russian sanctions vertellon what task we have set is

this is booth in the right-hand corner as an older man but these are the young turks on the bottom ofeen so booth leadwn this group known as the young turks at the time and this is article from alexandria. this is a group trying to get more money for public education and ditch the races pull tax their working from inside of the organization to change organization, they tried and failed several times before they were finally able to increase funding for schoo. it lasted several years. and then they stepped in and got rid of the poll tax of the legacy of the young turks ended up being an important p turning point in the history of the byrd machine and that brings us to this. this is the beginning of the end started for the byrd machine in the 1950s. it was the building the students called it a fire hazard with no heating and a leaking roof. the auditorium wasd so small ay assembly was overcrowded. edward school system promised to build a new school in 1946 but five years drag on without any action or funding so the students had enough and they organized the walkout. so just before noon

and the supreme court eventually stepped in and get rid of the poll tax of the legacy of the young turksed up being an important turning point in the history of the blood machine, that brings us to this massive resistance. the beginning of the end started for that in the 1950s, the building, the students call that a fire hazard with bad heating and the leaking roof, a lot of fountains were few and far between, the auditorium was so small that anytime a similar was overcrowded and cycling, the school system promised to build a new school in 1946 but five years drag on without any action or funding so finally student had enough and organized a walkout. before noon on monday morning on april 1951, 450 students walked out of the school, picketing and carried signs saying we want a new school or none at all, we are tired of tarpaper shacks. shack. the student council began canvassing about segregation asking if they really wanted to continue having separate and unequal school facilities was the parent teacher association call an emergency meeting where the naacp argued the new black high scho

so the legacy the young turks ended up being really important.turning point in the history of the bird machine. and that brings us to this massive resistance. so this is moten high school in farmville, where the beginning of the end started for the bird machine in the 1950s. it was the building, you know, the students there called it a fire hazard with bad heating and a leaky roof. water fountains were few and far between. the auditory home was so small that any kind of assembly was overcrowded and stifling. the prince edward school system promised to build a new school in 1946, but five years dragged on without any action or funding. and so finally, the students had enough and they organized a walkout. so just before noon on monday morning, april 1951, more than 450 students walked out of the schools. they picketed and carried signs that read we want a new school or none at all. and we're tired of tar paper shacks. members of the student council began canvasing the white citizens of farmville about segregation, asking them if they really wanted

there was a war with the turks. they wanted to regain crimea and other lands.r, yusuf pasha , gathered 100,000 people. and suvorov had only 6.5 and much fewer guns than the austrian allies, 15,000, but they wanted to sit out on the defensive. however, suvorov ordered an attack, the turks made a mistake , dispersed their forces in three camps, and , moreover, they were taken by surprise, one after another, and were taken. the first two camps, and the assault on the third main one, contrary to the accepted then the rules of the art of war. suvorov abandoned the cavalry, and then the infantry came ; the enemy fled in panic, losing about 20,000 soldiers. surov lost 500 catherine ii was generous. she awarded the commander and granted him the title of count of the market. on september 22, 1915 , sister of mercy rimma ivanova accomplished her feat. she is called the russian jeanne d'arc . the soldiers idolized her. she carried the wounded out of the field and battle more than once. under enemy fire , the parents were worried about their daughter, but she wrote to them

turk, an austrian, these are mechanisms such as already un human rights observation missions mentionedthe human rights council itself, and a whole series of special rapporteurs, specialized special rapporteurs, as for us , we regularly provide materials on an almost daily basis that reveal the true nature of what is happening in ukraine, crimes committed by the armed forces of ukraine, these are numerous, multi-page documents with pictures , with photographs, with a description of the crime in the ssu, we regularly send all this to the un human rights mechanisms, but unfortunately, we either do not receive it at all no reaction, or a formal answer that yes, we received these materials, we are considering them, but essentially no objective assessment of what is happening, and , unfortunately, we do not yet see what the militants are doing in the un materials , but we will continue to work, we do not give up, to seek an objective response from human rights mechanisms, just recently the other day we had a meeting with turk, the high commissioner for human rights, and we again raised this

in the middle east, we have slaves from the persians and the turks.o conclusion the whole speech it was foreign policy it was directed to the voters. he spoke to american voters, because he dumped into this pile everything that his party talks about before the choice. i think when they count. how

others say that they were created by monks during a siege of vienna when the ottoman turks were coming in. and they they ended up making these pretzels down in the basement as they heard the turks burrowing underneath the city walls. but they're always connected with monks. and if you go back to medieval art, the pretzel is often shown on the table during the last supper, which it definitely didn't exist at that time, but it did exist in the medieval version of the last supper. so you often have different saints and jesus and pretzel adds side by side. well, max miller, you're appearing on c-span, so we can't go too long without talking about politics. first lady lucy hays makes an appearance in tasting history. yes. lemonade. lucy. she probably didn't call herself that, but many people did probably in a in a little bit of a, you know, a not nice manner. she was a teetotaler and was part of the prohibit action movement years before prohibition went into effect. but part of that temperance movement and so she promoted lemonade as a way to get people to stop drinking alcohol. instead, th