what would have been justice for turner?om brock turner, what would have been justice. would it have been mental health support? would it have been some kind of apology and admittance of what he did? >> you know, in addition to potentially prison time. but, the way that our system is set up, it doesn't take into consideration, even for the victims, the survivors, what is necessary for healing for them. >> would it have been more than six months? >> i mean, it in some ways, that's a question that i certainly can't answer. i don't know what the appropriate time is for this particular offense. but i think we need to change what the conversation is about. again, what is healing, and what is justice. >> there are a lot of individuals on the legal system in california, and i was in california at the time when this was going down. and there were a number of people who said this was a fair sentence, like there was a re-sentence report from the probation department. this was someone who had no prior criminal record, and a six month s

turner: i recognize representative crenshaw. mr. crenshaw: it is important to make a statement about fisa re-authorization, what it means and the current debate that is happening regarding fisa re-authorization. this committee and i can't take a lot of credit for this, but members of this committee worked months and months to come up with reforms that are absolutely needed and for the public listening, those reforms would have prevented the abuses of crossfire that happened against president trump. if this is passed, those abuses wouldn't have happened. i tell you what, i don't think the f.b.i. likes these reforms and there is disagreement here on whether or not we should pass it. there are members of both parties that want additional reforms. and i can't tell you how concerned i am of those proposals. when we disagree up here there are a lot of disagreements and those disagreements. this one really concerns me. i come from a national security background. i have actively tracked bad guys and actively tracked terrorists and i know wh

tina turner.one of talent, pain, violence and super—stardom. thatjourney from nutbush, tennessee, to the world's biggest stadiums is still enthralling audiences today. the sheer adrenaline and excitement of her performance made tina turner one of the greatest singers of all time. # better place... # i want to hear you sing! # you're simply the best... # get up, high shoes please, everybody. come on now! let me see you! # better than all the rest... # don't be shy, everybody. get up, come on. # better than anyone... let me hear you sing. # anyone i ever met... that's right, y'all. # 0h, stuck on your heart # i hang on every word you say # 0h, tear us apart... # tina turner was the first black female performer that i saw who was unashamedly rock'n'roll. she was a master of owning the stage, and she was a master of the craft, of movement, of stage presence. # i'm touched by this show of emotion # should i be fractured by your lack of devotion... # tina, of course, - was absolute life force. # 0h, sho

tina turner.t's one of talent, pain, violence and super—stardom. thatjourney from nutbush, tennessee, to the world's biggest stadiums is still enthralling audiences today. the sheer adrenaline and excitement of her performance made tina turner one of the greatest singers of all time. # better place... # i want to hear you sing! # you're simply the best... # get up, high shoes please, everybody. come on now! let me see you! # better than all the rest... # don't be shy, everybody. get up, come on. # better than anyone... # let me hear you sing. # anyone i ever met... # that's right, y'all. # 0h, stuck on your heart # # i hang on every word you say # # 0h, tear us apart... tina turner was the first black female performer that i saw who was unashamedly rock'n'roll. she was a master of owning the stage, and she was a master of the craft, of movement, of stage presence. # i'm touched by this show of emotion # should i be fractured by your lack of devotion... tina, of course, - was absolute life force. #

although wider interest in the turner prize isn't what it once was, this is still an important prize.he likes of damien hirst, grayson perry, lubaina himid, steve mcqueen and rachel whiteread. none of the artists on this year's list are household names, but they are speaking to our times — reacting to the pandemic, the windrush scandal, mental health. 0r or what it is like to live in britain today. this is what some of the towner�*s visitors told me about the works. i suppose there's always an element of politics, but it seems more personal. ijust find it really inspirational, yeah, just to see what everybody's talking about at the moment. have you got a sense of who you would like to win? i think barbara. ithink... yeah, because that's the one, on ourtouraround, _ that really resonates. i think barbara walker, but also i think rory pilgrim has a story to tell. but i think they all have a story to tell. those are just some of the people i met at the towner gallery, talking about who they want to win. any moment now, we will be finding out who has won the turner prize, and clearly thei

the turner? i’m a little behind life, but i have this practice, it’s labor, this practice has in no way stopped, it exists to this day, i’m just here is my opinion, my deep conviction, if a person participates in or lives in this beautiful profession, a blogger , artist, singer, whoever, he gets a lot of money, b, he gets satisfaction from the fact that everyone loves him, and the state doesn't... receive awards at all? and why? that is , what happens with us, a person works there brilliantly, does a lot of things there, then he cannot be rewarded, why is volodya mashkov bad? why shouldn't he receive a state award, he works hard give it, reward the people, this is not a gift, it rewards the people for what the people have, what the people think, the people think so, so for the people he is a hero of the people, sorry, when there there is a concert in aleppo, and the destroyed one, that’s not worthy of respect, just a minute, wait a minute, just a minute, but you’re suggesting, you’re suggesting e

oklahoma state rep repetitive mari turner has really. colorado state referees in it give brianna to home and aaron state representative austin you wanna give it up hrc. hi everybody thank you so much i am so honored be honored alongside so many wonderful folks doing the hard across the country. so all us know and all of the folks in the newsroom know. i'm not going to dwell on it, but we have seen such an incredible amount of attacks on our community. over 500 pieces of legislation, many of which targeting the trans community. bills targeting art forms, our books targeting our government documents in we saw a right to bully trans kids in school. bill and ultimately bills attempting to ban our health care. but just as important as what kind of policy they were trying to pass, it's important to acknowledge what they were willing to throw away to achieve that policy goal. we saw, for example, in florida legislators throwing away common decency, calling trans people imps and demons. we saw in nebraska, for example, the republicans willing to

to the turner prize now — one of the most prestigious awards in the arts world.by brexit, the pandemic and immigration. our culture editor, katie razzall was at the ceremony. and the winner is, ladies and gentlemen, jesse darling. jesse darling only went to art school in his 30s. he's worked in music and as a chef. now, he's the winner of the uk's most prestigious contemporary art prize. well, this is a lot. darling's show opens with checkpoints surrounded by barbed wire. there are jaunty sculptures of crash barriers. unionjacks and bunting adorn the room. the oxford—born, berlin based, artist says, in part, he's focusing on what he sees as the uk's hostile environment on immigration. i'm looking at what's going on here, and i wanted to make a work that reflected that, and i wanted to make a work about britain for the british public. and whether they like it or don't like it, it was a great honour and privilege to be able to do something so public. hosting the exhibition by the four nominated artists at eastbourne towner gallery has doubled visitor numbers. here'

one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. well, this is like a part-time job. and all of a sudden i had like. >> everywhere. you know, a lot of yeah, a lot of comes about my character from the very little context. it's given there. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. >> and that means everyone. that means jewish. >> that means palestinian. the owners of farley's east decline kron four's request for an interview reporting in the newsroom. i'm

turner, you're at the lower end.mercial insurers take 70% of that people that are providing this care get paid peanuts. >> we have a workforce issue, what he's saying and we need not just to increase that pipeline, start paying providers what they need to be paid, ensuring there are providers for all different demographics honestly, people sometimes feel more comfortable speaking to someone who looks like themselves >> i do want to talk about this moment that we're in we're heading into the new year. victoria, you have spoken very personally about how at the height of your college career, you experienced burnout. and i think heading into the new year, the holidays, it's a time when people feel burnt out why are people so vulnerable in these moments? what is your message to them about getting through the tough times that they might be feeling right now? >> yeah. i think we all can relate to that it's the irony that this should be the happiest time of year you inflict that guilt on yourself, that i don't deserve to be

gerald turner. present commissioner turner is present. uh, paul wolford present. commissioner wolford is present. and fatty sasabe is absent today. so with four members present, we do have quorum, uh, for the public works commission. so public comment is taken for all informational and action items on today's agenda. and to make comment in person, please line up against the wall near the screen. uh, which is your left when public comment is called. and for members of the public wishing to make comment on an item from outside the hearing room, you may do so by joining via webinar through the link shown on page two of today's agenda and to be recognized, select the raise your hand icon in the webinar bar. you may also comment from outside the chamber by. dialing (415) 655-0001 and use the meeting id. of (266) 065-1394 for pound pound, and then to raise your hand to speak. press star three. the telephone login information is also available on pages one and two of today's agenda. commenters may speak for up to three minutes per item. you will receive a 32nd notice whe

one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change their minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's requests for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt

this year, the turner prize has taken a trip to the seaside.or, noel collins, gave me a tour. we're going through into jesse darling's exhibition, and here you can see he's transformed every entrance into a kind of checkpoint. borders are a theme in this room of unionjacks, bunting and pedestrian barriers. jesse is really tackling the british identity and nationhood and also sort of reading something of the politics of our time. this is just so dramatic, isn't it? the bookies' favourite is birmingham based barbara walker. she's bringing attention and visibility to those individuals impacted by the windrush scandal. you know, these political issues, it becomes real when it's in the hands of barbara walker. members of the windrush generation were denied their lawful immigration status. conceptual artist ghislaine leon explores issues including motherhood and the roles we play. i thought i'd ask what some may be wondering what makes these toys from a public library, these vacuum cleaners art? i think what we're looking at is also the concept. it's

jesse darling, the winner of the turner prize.za. the fighting continues and now focused in the heart of khan yunis in gaza which has been called a hamas stronghold by the israeli defence force is. that is all for now. you can find more on the abc news website. thanks for watching. hello again. temperatures have dropped away quite sharply through the night. and as we start on wednesday morning, there will be a hard and a widespread frost, particularly across northern areas of scotland. on top of that, some fog patches around as well. but there will be some sunny spells, certainly a quieter spell of weather for many of us throughout wednesday compared to the last few days. that area of low pressure bringing the rain, clearing away to the east. we've got further weather systems waiting out in the atlantic that will become more of a feature of the weather over the next few days. but a cold start to the day for many of us. temperatures potentially down to —10 degrees in northern areas of scotland, and some freezing fog in the east of

petersburg center named after turner.his most complex operation, the damaged parts of the spine are moved to a healthy position with special titanium structures; they remain in the patient’s body for support even after the manipulation. doctors achieve almost one hundred percent posture correction using a fundamentally new three-dimensional optical system. we ourselves see that there is no injury to the spinal cord, he moves his legs, but he does not remember this, and he has no pain, then it won't be left in his memory. a new approach to surgery, completely developed by scientists from the turner center for pediatric orthopedics and traumatology, supports this work from the state fund circle of good. thanks to the created fund, we have the opportunity to promote and develop our new domestic surgical treatment methods. introducing them throughout our country, and even, we have now gone a little further, to the cis countries, we can provide surgical treatment to a larger number of children in need with spinal column deform

i'm gillian turner, good to be with you. the justice department is claiming the first son failed to pay federal taxes between 2016 and 2019, instead he spent money he owed to uncle sam on luxury purchases. "new york post" sums up the story with the headline, "wild child." >> john: democrat, including the president, made a big deal about the wealthy paying their fair share in taxes. >> just pay your fair share. it's a matter of decency, it's a matter of dignity. i think you should be able to make a lot of money in america but just pay your fair share. pay your fair share. >> we don't resent anyone their success or achievement but we want everyone to pay their fair share. >> demand the wealthy start paying their fair share of taxes. >> john: education starts in the home. reaction from jacqui heinrich and brett tollman will break

petersburg center named after turner. operation, the damaged parts of the spine are moved to a healthy position using special titanium structures. they stay for support. the patient's body and after manipulation. doctors achieve almost one hundred percent posture correction using a fundamentally new three-dimensional optical navigation system. it simulates all surgical stages down to the smallest detail. the electronic assistant is programmed so that it shows doctors in real time and down to millimeters where metal parts should be installed. it is much faster and much safer for the patient. and of course, it’s much nicer when you managed to place a support one. to all the points that you have planned, especially to such thin and small ones that are almost impossible to hit blindly. without a navigation system, the probability of patient health complications reaches 4%. the hand may tremble even experienced surgeon. spinal surgery carries the risk of developing a neurological deficit, that is, you can straighten your back,

national intelligence shawn turner and cnn national security analyst peter bergen. i guess first and foremost, how could something like in that was so secret, that was inside of the cia go missing and still be missing these many years later? >> yeah, sara, that's the million dollar question. i got to tell you, it's really unfortunate we are once again talking about highly classified secret documents being, you know, being lost out there, but there is something additional to this particular reporting. these are not just any documents. we're talking about raw intelligence in this binder. that means that this is information, intelligence information that has not been analyzed. it has not been processed. it has not been looked at so that the viewer of this intelligence knows what they're seeing. that is what concerns me. when we talk about redacting raw intelligence, you can redact selectively so that intelligence says or gives an impression that you want it to give, and so i'm really concerned about the effort to get this information and to redact this information to r

one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner saysspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's requests for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >

it exists on paul turner, president and executive director of the funds of peace and nonprofit research organization that produces the annual franchise of states index. as i said in the, in the opener, i want to talk about the index because you rate is real and you rate separately. palestine on this for jill, it's the gradient. um, explain to us how it works. i mean the, the, briefly, your methodology is that you look at a number of quantitative qualitative factors, the politics of a country, the economics of a country, the society of a country. so we can put that up on the screen because you do share that with people who go on your website. and then you give all these countries a grade and you put them in buckets from sustainable to a the, at the low end of the scale, a failed state essentially. where does this real stand? as i think is a real spacing, a really challenging situation in that it has both external and internal pressures . ready lot of countries that are out there obviously will, will experience one or the other of those internal pressures have been escalating recently for

petersburg center named after turner.most complex operation, the damaged parts of the spine are moved to a healthy position with special titanium structures; they remain in the patient’s body for support even after the manipulation. doctors. programmed so that it shows doctors in real time and down to millimeters where metal parts should be installed, it is much faster, much safer for the patient, and of course, much more pleasant when you managed to place the supporting elements at all the points that you planned, especially they are so thin and small that it is almost impossible to get into them blindly. without a navigation system, the probability of patient health complications reaches 4%; even an experienced surgeon’s hand can tremble. spine surgery. the new three-dimensional program reduces these risks to almost zero, and doctors begin checking the results of their work when the child is still on the operating table. when the structure is installed, we must wake up the child, without finishing the operation, so that

and we're joined by the chair of the house intelligence committee congressman mike turner.morning. >> good morning. >> our colleagues here at cbs have heard from more israeli soldiers mainly female saying they reported up the chain of command warnings about a potential hamas attack. "the new york times," the "ft" have details, specific ones, going back a year. the white house says this wasn't shared with the u.s. intelligence. if this is america's closest middle east ally, should that concern us? >> i think what you saw was just a general dismissal by israel and the israeli intelligence community of the possibility of this level of a threat. which really goes to, you know, the complete breakdown that occurred here. it's been amazing to have our intelligence community now working closely with the israeli intelligence community and see the gaps they have. this could have been an institutional bias the result of them dismissing it. the other aspect that made this so dangerous, even when october 7th began to unfold, their forces didn't react. they didn't have the deployment abi

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one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's request for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt kron.

the process chairman turner and himes has set up has been one. we are using tools authorized by law and through that process, the bipartisan working group, i have come to appreciate the immense value of the fisa 702 authority and protecting our americans and protecting our adversaries. it has saved american lives. it has informed our diplomats as they negotiate with our adversaries. everything i've seen during my time in this committee has led me to believe fisa 702 should be reauthorized , but as they say, the bill has details. just as i have come to appreciate the importance of fisa 702, i have come to understand the risk of abuse of such authority can and has led to in our country. intelligence agencies and the fbi are able to search the fisa 702 database for communications between foreign nationals and residents. this raises priority risks and where there are such cases searches need to be conducted, we must make sure this is done in an appropriate manner. the bill codifies a number of reforms to constrain the civil liberties given to america

one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's requests for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt kron.

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one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's requests for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt. kron

one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner sayse was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday along with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change their minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's requests for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt

one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner sayss suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's requests for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt kron. 4 new

one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner says he was suspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change their minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's requests for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt

one of those employees is jesse turner who can be heard in the video saying free palestine turner saysuspended on wednesday and then fired on thursday with 2 other employees. he's worked at the coffee shop for 6 years and has always felt supported by the owners until now. >> but now since the media has come all the sudden now this is hate speech. it's it's a tolerable. it's inexcusable. and which wasn't, you know, they either change minds or this is saving face. according to turner, the owners of the coffee shop knew about the graffiti for the 2 months that it was on the bathroom walls. but had it taken down the day after the video was posted. >> since the employees were fired for others have quit in solidarity. turner says he does not want his job back but does want to amplify injustices against palestine saying criticism of israel is not anti semitism. you know, some determination is always the goal for me. and that means everyone. that means jewish. that means palestinian the owners of farley's east decline kron four's requests for an interview in oakland, rob nesbitt kron. 4 news.

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lease of life, the farm has 38 tractors and 33 cars, there are three mechanics, a master repairman, a turnerer, according to the planned repairs, which means we are the technicians this means we must repair all our tractors by mid-january, and then we will start repairing agricultural machines. by march 1, all the equipment will be repaired, we have everything, the conditions are good, we have our own tools, our building is heated. there is a shower , we have all the conditions, winter conditions, you see, it’s warm here, the light is all around, we have enough, in total , about 2,500 units of agricultural machinery and equipment need to be repaired for the upcoming agricultural season in the gomel region, by march 15 in the region at least 90% of agricultural machinery must be repaired and prepared for work in the fields; christmas tree decorations from belarus will soon be presented... in the moscow gum; in our country, only one in the capital produces them.

her husband, ike turner.tion to her passing? - tina represented courage, the journey towards self-realization, towards self liberation, independence. she was such a trendsetter. we all know mick jagger stole all her moves. he'll tell you. what an icon that also moved toward healing and beauty. her ability to own her femininity and her sexuality at all of her ages, it's uncommon in our business. in 1980 in the original "firing line" with william f. buckley, jr., buckley interviewed jazz pianist billy taylor about the art of making jazz. take a look at this clip. - jazz is a way of playing, and it deals with extemporaneous compositions, creating something extemporaneously on a harmonic, melodic, and rhythmic level as the mood comes to you. but you have to know the language, so you have to have to be basically instilled with the language. - you say that improvisation is a key part of your process. how have other forms of music influenced your creative process? - i find there's two types of musicians, and really