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and emily bridges lands a sympathetic feature in woke vogue magazine . but is the vogue magazine. the cyclist telling the truth by saying that trans competitors have no physical advantage over biological women ? british biological women? british olympic great sharron davies is an expert in this field and she'll go head to head on that shortly . tomorrow's front pages shortly. tomorrow's front pages are on the way to with the latest on the potential death of wagner leader prigozhin. you'll get the breaking news on that. first, this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. i mean, very shocking story out of russia, isn't it? well, actually , perhaps the least shocking story in recent memory. however some claims tonight that maybe prigozhin was not actually on the plane . the latest now with the plane. the latest now with rhiannon jones. the plane. the latest now with rhiannon jones . dan thank you. rhiannon jones. dan thank you. >> your top stories from the newsroom. yes, as we've been hearing, russia says wagner boss yev

and emily bridges lands a sympathetic feature in woke vogue magazine . but is the vogue magazine. the cyclist telling the truth by saying that trans competitors have no physical advantage over biological women ? british biological women? british olympic great sharron davies is an expert in this field and she'll go head to head on that shortly . tomorrow's front pages shortly. tomorrow's front pages are on the way to with the latest on the potential death of wagner leader prigozhin. you'll get the breaking news on that. first, this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. i mean, very shocking story out of russia, isn't it? well, actually , perhaps the least shocking story in recent memory. however some claims tonight that maybe prigozhin was not actually on the plane . the latest now with the plane. the latest now with rhiannon jones. the plane. the latest now with rhiannon jones . dan thank you. rhiannon jones. dan thank you. >> your top stories from the newsroom. yes, as we've been hearing, russia says wagner boss yev

. ♪ >>> hi, i'm shaula vogue.n this special edition of "biz stream" we're featuring one of the most interesting businesses we've covered today. our commentator today is jonathan sobles. good to have you back. >> thanks for having me. >> all right, let's get started. >> this is japan's first all-female simpphony orchestra. despite their high level of skill many professional female musicians are often forced to stop working in order to give birth or take care of their children. today's on site report features a unique orchestra created to enable female musicians to have a family without sacrificing their careers. >> our report focuses on a symphony orchestra. gender disparity has existed in the world of classical music for centuries and until just a few decades ago nearly all major symphony orchestras have been predominantly made up of male musicians. these practices have been gradually fading away but there's still a disparity of america's top symphony orchestra. 53% are men and 37% are women. japan is actually ahe

. >>> hi, i'm shaula vogue.n this special edition of "biz stream" we'll be featuring the businesses we've featured. our partner today is murakami at venture capital fund and partners. great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> let's take a look at today's future report. >> a job site made specifically for lgbtq plus people are helping sexual minorities find workplaces they can feel comfortable in. and this company found that the key to profitability lies in a diverse workforce. today's "on-site" report features businesses focused on promoting equality for sexual minorities in the workplace. >> so our topic today is on finding equality for sexual minorities in the job market here in japan. so yumiko it does seem like finally this topic is gaining traction here in japan. >> yes. unfortunately, though, japan still has a lot to do in this area in terms of recognizing and protecting lgbtq rights. but i do think the momentum towards change is really picking up, but we're just getting started. >> yeah, you're ri

i'm shaula vogue.n this special edition of "biz stream," we'll be featuring some of the most interesting businesses we've covered in our signature "on-site" reports. our commentator today is media consultant jonathan soble, formerly a financial consultant with "the new york times" and financial times. all right, let's take a look at today's stories. >> equipped with incredible strength and protective armor, this massive robot can take on tasks that would be challenging or dangerous for humans. and this little box shaped robot can handle the mutoninous yet important job of securing rebar with wire. today's on site report shows how robots are being used to increase efficiency and safety at work sites across japan. >> so today we're talking about robots and how they're starting to have a positive impact on work sites across japan. so, as you take a look at this graph behind me, the number of construction workers in japan has been on the decline since 2001. you can see here it's dropped significantly from

vogue magazine released its list of 25 powerhouse women but only one athlete made the list., biological man, the transit cyclist emily bridges who is 22 years old and was barred by british cycling from competing but not against women. vogue considers her a powerhouse athlete and the only athlete on this list that includes queen camilla because she works with domestic violence, she models a diabetes device on her arm and her 5 and a trans athlete. stuart: i'm not sure of the relevance of that but that's another story. >> reporter: women who are advancing society in another direction. stuart: does the cyclist win as a biological male competing against -- lauren: not allowed to. she is barred from doing that. she is actually on the list of powerhouse women, giving some of her samples as they are doing tests to see if trans athletes can compete against biological women. stuart: thank you very much. i am still not sure. check those markets please, 25 minutes worth of business and the dow is up 152 points come in nasdaq 45. thanks very much to david for joining us for the full hou

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, to the fact that e, i created the selection program very curiously, then the look program was in vogueou remember, yes, uh, everyone there watch everyone everyone quoted her. i thought about creating a similar regional format and went to the first independent television in ukraine, as i remember now, it had the number one license in general throughout ukraine, donetsk, such a channel 7x7 and, uh, with this idea. well, they say there, well , it's not interesting right away, then we'll work on the news for now. ok then. i went with this project from donetsk, who was then practically unknown to anyone . well, he was quite influential then in donetsk, and now, probably, everyone already knows the name of nikolai yancharov. well, we certainly talked. well then i say, he was unknown to anyone yet. affairs of donetsk here. i went to him with this project, knowing that he influences this channel i speak. here you will have an election. eh, correspondence helps, then the director of the channel calls me, gives me my own paper written by me and says, look, here nikolay yang is something like tha

now,in camping out would come bk in the 1920s and become vogue but not initially. initially it was a system of big hotels, five big hotels serving visitors from the 1880s clear up until the end of the stagecoach era the last year was 1916. and we had autos in many of the and towns pretty darn early. the earliest were chain driven in 1886 the first one i can remember and by 1900, so many towns had automobiles alongside their horses and buggies and wagons. not in yellowstone. this remained a primitive place that the army took care of for another 25 years after most towns had autos. re in most plac until 1960y yellowstone was a horse and buggy place. one question i get which i never get answered is what is the future hold for yellowstone? he's all bound up in that and so is livingston. so are all the surrounding what we call the gateway towns and the regional states that include montana, wyoming and idaho, all three, and they are all part of that scene in 2019 everyone wants to live here. we are suddenly on everybody's list, top 20 or top ten, even worse, top five pla

andrew: they had this view to go international, you have to hire local, well before it was vogue. they went around the world, looking for people who are willing to go to these far-flung locations at the time. basically, what they did was, they localized and they grew talent locally, but they kept a playbook, so i was spotted early and they started to move me around to test me in different places and then eventually to the u.s. chemical engineering. when i look at today's world, the word chemical puts you into a different place. it is really part -- problem-solving engineering. david: you eventually moved to dow headquarters in michigan. andrew: a little city called midland. david: for how many years were you the ceo? andrew: about 15. we set up a demerger. 15 years included the last two. dupont entity. but i led us into the merger with the rationale behind that as a 10 year remake. we executed over 10 years to move us back. we had lost our way. we rested on the laurels of our previous. we were -- our cupboard was bare . david: you merged it with dupont and he split the company wit

they were voguing, which is a popular thing in new york city, and they were approached by a group ofthe 17-year-old. according to his friends started to shout anti-lgbtq slurs, and they demanded they stopped dancing, and the man stood up and explained being gay was not a bad thing and at that time he was stabbed. this has sent shot waves through the lgbtq communities in new york and around the country, josÉ. people are grateful the authorities are look into this as a hate crime but are worried about what it represents as an uptick as a hate incident. >> you have an incident like what we saw over the weekend when a young man was experiencing a hate crime, and this shakes our confidence. >> to put this in greater context, according to organizations that have been tracking violent anti-gay protests, and there has been an uptick, about 39 of these per month nationwide since june of last year. so there's fear now that action needs to be taken in cities like new york, a city normally known to be welcoming to people of all backgrounds and communities, and here just in june during pride mont

term, the active energy the kind of spur a lot of these changes are definitely embalming came into vogue. think of all the people. 880,000 people. that saw president lincoln and they their thought that was if it's good enough for the president, it's good enough for me. so we see embalming as a practice explode in america after the civil war. a flower tributes in the interest of time touched on that. so i'm going to kind of breeze by that. the visibility, the hearse. so think all these grand hearses i talked about that each city tried to outdo prior to the civil. hearses were something they were almost frivolous. all right. these were people trying to scratch out an existence in this new world. and having a specialized vehicle to convey the dead was not needed because most people were burying folks their yard or in the town common somewhere. they could walk. so after the civil war, with the advent of the rural cemetery, so we start seeing these cemeteries are out of the city centers like oak ridge cemetery where lincoln was buried was one of these rural cemeteries outside of the city limi

the images posted alongside a vogue or anti car message. it's not clear if anyone was cited or arrested. if you do remember, the same thing happened on the bridge last year, exactly one year ago, safe street rebel also posting about that event, the same anti car message. although the twitter accounts as they did not organize the ride, you can see here bikers popping wheelies, weaving in between cars and taking over several lanes of traffic. in that case, chp tells us the bikes from the bridge for about a half-hour before officers, able to direct them out of the road and into the city of oakland. >> bart trains have been running slower all weekend because of the high heat in some parts of the bay trains. typically right about 10 minutes behind when the heat nears triple digits. it's all because the tracks can overheat, which causes them to bend in june of last year, a bart train derailed because of the hot temperatures. but that's not stopping people from taking bart. >> bart saw their third-highest saturday ridership day since the pandemic.

when a group of young men shouted anti-gay slurs at sibley a his friends because they were dancing, voguingng. one witness at the gas station described what he saw. >> the guy came from inside the store, he left and he saw the men like why are you dancing. he's like i'm muslim, stop dancing. so that's where the fight all started. >> reporter: surveillance video showed at one point sibley appeared to walk away, the situation escalated, and police say one of the men stabbed sibley in the chest. his death has sparked outrage across social media. beyonce paid tribute and posted rest in power o'shea sibley on her website. shaheed has been friends and colleagues with sibley for more than a decade. >> unfortunately, someone with bigotry and hatred still took his life, and my heart broke, and it's still breaking. >> reporter: sibley was a member of the modern dance company. he performed at lincoln center and got his start dancing as a teenager in philadelphia. he stayed in touch with his dance instructor who he lovingly called aunt joan. >> i just couldn't believe it happened for the reason that it

vogue is the headline because vogue is the headline because vogue has published its vogue magazine hascked powerhouse women. i've checked anne and neither of us are there. i i know, i know. i mean, obviously, i wouldn't expect me to be there, but it's an absolute travesty that you're not absolutely. however, i had absolute travesty that you're no googlertely. however, i had absolute travesty that you're no google who however, i had absolute travesty that you're no google who was/ever, i had absolute travesty that you're no google who was onzr, i had absolute travesty that you're no google who was onzr, i list to google who was on the list other than the person who's getting the headlines because the getting the headlines the person getting the headlines is is the only sports is annoyingly is the only sports representative. representative who is transgender and emily bridges. and you may not have heard of emily bridges. and it would be understandable if you hadnt would be understandable if you hadn't because her her sporting success seemed to have peaked with winning the national junior

andrew: they had this view to go international, you have to hire local, well before it was vogue. they went around the world looking for people willing to go to these far-flung locations, hong kong was not the sophisticated city it is today at that time, and basically they localized in group talent locally, but kept a playbook. i was spotted early by the dow leaders, and they moved me around to test me in different places, mostly asia, and eventually the u.s. david: what was your skill set? andrew: chemical engineering. the word chemical puts you in a different place with that thought. it is problem-solving engineering. i learned how to be a problem solver by learning chemical engineering. david: you moved to dow headquarters. andrew: midland, michigan where they founded the company. it is still headquartered there. david: how many years were you the ceo? andrew: just shy of 15. the last couple were a merged entity to which my successor, certainly the 15 years included the last two as the executive chairman of the entity, but i've led us into the merger and the rationale behind th

economics to celebrity creativity and the concept of a celebrity creative director appears to be back in voguent where you get a big name personality lending their name creative input to a big name brand. we asked the bbc�*s north american corresponded michelle fleury to speak to one of them and asked that big awkward question, are they qualified? dj khaled, the grammy award—winning music mogul with the midas touch. his latest partnership with german streetwear brand snipe saw him open concept store in his hometown of miami. but he is notjust a ramp as my kite man, he is also its chief creative officer, a title he doesn't take lightly. why are we seeing more celebrities in executive roles? people through that name out, celebrity, and i am very grateful for the world to call me a celebrity, but we are visionaries, too. i think it is beautiful. it is levels, steps of your hard work and you get to a certain point and, boom, i've got my own store. let's not forget about the 35 years of hard work to get to why a am at today. hard work to get to why a am at toda . , , , , hard work to get to why a a

had the practical of covering up or masking the odors of decomposition, which once embalming into vogue was really not needed anymore. but after the lincoln funeral, we start to see these grand floral offerings. people were essentially mimicking what they saw during lincoln's services, as in all the cities he went to. this top one here, this is his catafalque in, you can see how it is just heaped with loads of flowers. and then this one's here from a in michigan. city, indiana. these pillars here were decorated with al hunt flowers picked from hundreds of local gardens. so we see flower displays as being part of kind of this this national mourning fraternity and social organizer. if the lincoln special stopped in your village and the coffin not offloaded, it was very common for them to take floral tributes onto the train. and we see emergence now of what are called set. okay. so flowers arranged to look like something else. crosses, wreaths were common things that were taken on to the train as a tribute to the slain president. now, after lincoln's funeral, we see these get more ornate,

these are things that we know today is like voguing or the moonwalk, you know? but these things came from soul train. they were first aired on this show. this is where it all started. so this is this is our show. kind of gives you a little bit of that background, too, and let you see where this stuff, the stuff you love, this is the sauce. there you go. and it's great that you're paying tribute to this this program that just became part of our our cultural fabric here over so many decades . we appreciate the time. dominique marie so who is the playwright for hippest trip, the soul train musical? again, preview performances just started this past weekend and let's see, the premiere september 6th at the san francisco's american conservatory theater. and it runs through october eighth. really appreciate the time. i'm sure audiences are going to have a blast. thank you. me, too. i hope to see you there. thanks for the time. take care. okay. you all right. well, we are certainly dancing our way through the workweek and some warmer temperatures for a lot of locations

." ♪ >>> hi, i'm shaula vogue.n this edition of biz stream we're featuring some of the most interesting businesses we've had on our show. joining us now is murakami. good to see you. >> good to be back. >> let's get started. >> made to be worn as a daily necessity this emergency whistle was create by an eyewear manufacturer and a construction hardware supplier is now producing a wide range of emergency survival foods and have even created a cafe to feature them in. today's on site report introduces japanese companies that have stepped out of their areas of expertise to create disaster readiness products. >> so today we're looking at companies that ventured out of their area of pexer tease in order to create products we may need in an emergency. and as you can see i have one of these whistles, and let's see what it sounds like. pretty good, right? >> i've never seen anything like that before. what a great idea. >> so tell me how is your disaster preparedness? >> so i do have a couple of emergency bags in the house.

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recruitment in the 70's had this view to go international you had to hire local well before it was voguethey went around the world looking for people willing to go to these far-flung locations -- hong kong at the time was not the sophisticated city as it is today. what they did was they localized and grew talent locally, but kept the playbook. i was spotted early by the dow leaders and they started to move me around to test me different -- test me in different places, mostly asia, and eventually to the u.s. david: were you trained as an engineer? what was your skill set? andrew: chemical engineer. when i look at today's world and i think about chemical engineering, the word chemical puts you into a different place. it is problem-solving, engineering. i learned how to be a problem solver by learning chemical engineering. david: you eventually moved to dow headquarters in michigan. andrew: midland, where they founded the company, and we are still headquartered there. david: you move there. how many years were you the ceo? andrew: just shy of 15. the last couple were in the merged entity wh

all of this is in vogue. it was during the moscow festival that the emblem was a dove with an olive branchor the opening ceremony were grown by all the capitals, then 40,000 snow-white birds soared into the moscow sky, and a sculpture was also created by a special festival. peace to the world on pirogovskaya street, initially the composition consisted of three figures, two athletes, asians, an african european, a girl, the latter could not stand the test of time, she was removed due to corrosion, but who knows, maybe a participant in the new world youth festival will succeed bring europe back to the world team. these one-piece city tourist portal visit, petersburg welcomes you to the city of neva new tourist geography of st. petersburg combines tradition and innovation, culture and modernity captivates with gastronomic diversity and cordial hospitality. discover the city where a good mood is born, st. petersburg will inspire you with its historical heritage and unique atmosphere. family cell states no one holds this cell woman women run not only families, but also nations, olga went to the

see images were posted alongside a vogue or anti car message. not clear if anyone was cited or arrested. you may recall the same thing happened on the bridge exactly a year ago. safe street rebel also posting about that event with the same anti car message. although the twitter accounts as it did not organize the ride. you can see here, bikers, some popping wheelies, weaving between cars taking over several lanes of traffic. in that case, the chp tells us mark zuckerberg would be streamed on the social media site x, formerly known as twitter. the 2 tech billionaires appeared at least over social media to agree to a cage match in june. second berg is you know, trained mixed martial arts of musk. he admits that he has no training other than lifting occasional weight and musk is now tweeting he may need surgery before the so-called fight. he says he needs to get an mri on his neck and upper back. so we're going to wait to see if the fight actually happens. don't hold your breath. >> a woman has been detained in connection to an alleged plot to assa

uh, leaders like lukashenka putin or or narindra vogue in india for example, such leaders who courageous belarus to the way it is presented in the western press. why are europeans deliberately forming a negative image of our country? why the european union is moving along the path of global transformations and what is the future of the schengen zone about this and not only in the draft topical interview today immediately after the panorama. an emergency situation on the spanish island of tenerife, local residents are urgently evacuated in connection with a new wave of forest fires, the authorities announced a second level of danger of people taking out roads blocking the flames threatening hotels on the coast. so far , the fire department is powerless against the backdrop of drought and powerful storm winds in just a day. the fire area has grown six times for fear of a repeat of the catastrophic hawaiian scenario. and germany is under attack by water elements a powerful storm provoked severe flooding at the frankfurt am main airport, the runways turned into pools, air traffic was tempora

putin once again congratulated vogue on the successful landing of the indian spacecraft.a matviyenko calls for support from the students of the special operation participants and the children of the fighters at a meeting with the governor of st. petersburg. alexander begovym is a speaker from this board and the hostel and preferential scholarships are needed for everyone to leave the educational institution. these guys were under special control surround, but be sure to hostel. i know that a hostel without money is not enough for those who need a hostel to receive a special scholarship for other forms of material support, every university has such an opportunity today, firstly from the federal budget. good financial security, in addition, there, if they have additional opportunities. uh, here, so that the rector, together with the authorities of st. petersburg , looks at everyone, where he is and how he is not at all in general , and be sure that every child is really or there are universities all over the country, including in st. petersburg, this is 10% of the budgets o

the images posted alongside a vogue or anti car message. it's not clear if anyone was cited or arrested. if you recall the same thing happened on the bridge exactly a year ago, safe street rabble also posting about that event with the same antique. our message, although the twitter account says that they did not organize the rind. you can see here bikers popping wheelies, weaving in and out between cars and taking over several lanes of traffic. in that case, chp tells us the bikes were on the bridge for about a half-hour before officers were able to direct them out of the road and into the city of oakland. >> let's get you a check of your 4 forecast tonight taking a live look at the bay bridge. you can see folks. i mean, it's still pretty busy to out there. and i can see why it's such a beautiful weekend to get out and go do things. but he's like, hey, let's squeeze every last minute out of reese around riggins. joining us now with a look at the forecast. a recent yeah, finally cooling down tonight. dan and noelle, very pleasant. temperatur

just the odd vogue shower.a widely one day. temperature is getting into the mid 20s. it could be that some places in the south get a 27 or 28 degrees but it looks like it won't last all that long. turning unsettled again through friday and into the weekend. good afternoon. people who are wrongly convicted will no longer have their prison living costs taken out of any compensation they may receive. reports coming in from southern pakistan, where 19 people have died in a train accident and more than a0 are injured. president zelensky says a russian guided missile has hit a blood transfusion centre in north—eastern ukraine, describing the attack as a war crime. decision time for niger, as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire in the coming hours. and at the women's world cup, the two—time defending champions, the usa, are knocked out of the tournament by sweden, after a match decided in a tense penalty shootout. hello, i'm lukwesa bur

some of the legionnaires scare and some of the supermodels in the september edition front page of vogueazine. that's all from us tonight. we'll leave you with our own tribute to the birth of hip—hop. i'm back monday. until then — have a good weekend. goodnight. hip-hop remix of newsnight theme breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day, this is bbc news. and there's a balance to be struck, isn't there, between the efforts to maintain and preserve human life and basic needs of humans and the actual functionality of the economy, government relations, all of that? what exactly needs to be done? well, at this point, fema is working with the governor's office and state and local officials to sustain life. i mean, one, ispoke with administrator criswell at fema. she is hopefully going to be on the island today to assess the situation. but they're focused on taking care of the initial needs of the disaster survivors, the ones that have lost everything and have nowhere to go. and so we'll concentrate on the life—sustaining mission, and then that will start to transform into more interim

. >> the argument reportedly started as he was voguing to a song by beyonce, who's now posted a tribute on her website saying, rest in power. o'shay sibley. his murder comes as glad reports a disturbing rise in violence against lgbt people across the country in recent weeks, no arrests have been made in this case, but police are looking to speak to a 17 year old who reportedly works near that gas station. rhiannon andrew. >> lionel, thank you. coming up, legal problems for the rapper lizzo. what her former dancers are claiming. >> also ahead, her cancer cells became the building blocks of modern medicine, but she never gave her permission. now 70 years later, justice is finally years later, justice is finally served new nature's bounty hair growth. help grow thicker, fuller hair with just one capsule a day of advanced hair complex. conquer hair thinning... ...and fall in love with your hair all over again. only from nature's bounty. you know that feeling of having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. new cascade platinum plus... with double the dawn grease fighting power and

vladimir putin today held telephone conversations with the prime minister of india on rendra vogue, accordinge kremlin press service , the russian president warmly congratulated his interlocutor on the successful landing of the indian space station chandrayan three on the moon, the leaders also agreed to further develop bilateral cooperation in the space sector. another topic, the results themselves, is brix , which took place last week in johanaburg. aside called reached- agreements, most important of all, we are talking about the expansion of the union, and the upcoming g20 itself also discussed the strategic partnership between russia and india, namely large-scale energy projects and the expansion of international transport and logistics infrastructure. from the implementation of national projects to the preparation of schools for the new academic year , vladimir putin discussed the socio-economic development of the omsk region in the kremlin with the interim acting governor. vitaly mkhatsenko near the region high rates, for example, transport problems are solved in industrial production.

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in new york city as a talented dancer working with alvin ailey, and performing in the underground voguing. now, friends are struggling to make sense of a sudden loss >> it seemed very surreal. i'm still kind of in disbelief. >> reporter: witnesses say late saturday night, the 28-year-old was dancing to beyonce music with friends outside of this gas station in brooklyn, when a group of men approached, shouting an anti-lgbtq slurs, demanding they stop dancing. it escalated then, police say, a man pulled out a knife and stabbed him. sibley's close friend, otis pena, was there he posted this video to facebook, describing the horrific scene >> i had to run to him and hold his wound as blood is dripping on my hands, as blood is on my clothes. >> reporter: police say they are now searching for a 17-year-old suspect and investigating the incident as a possible hate crime for months now, lgbtq people have been warning of an increase of threats and attacks. there have been more than 350 incidents of anti-lgbtq harassment, vandalism, and assault since june of 2022 queer new yorkers are going to star

i can have time to read now in vogue.ing is all concerned about your health, proper nutrition, some positive thoughts, you get it. i get it. here are some positive thoughts. uh, some bullshit. here is a positive thought of a person should always be a positive thought. if you want positive thoughts , meet with alexei, look at him. look something hero. look at his life. see how he smiles, how positive he is, and then look at yourself in the mirror. it means that this displeased face is on your skewed, that means, and let you be ashamed, if you have. do you hear obligation. here i have two children. what suffering do i need to raise them? i need to go ahead. you don't have to move. i have a party. i have people who stand behind me when i suffer, when i pour these snots, so a man pours snot when she doesn’t have it in her life yet. there is no meaning to life further, it means about healthy eating. i struggle with being overweight all the time. so, uh, i can relax , get fat, then pull myself together to lose weight. my rules

finally came and they dare to desecrate and burn a book that is represented by billions of people at vogue that's has god's name and it's all with the approval of governments that claim to be advocates of freedom. clearly, their goal is nothing but to spread the hatred and so discords while on i then we read to rates else tom, this act is unacceptable and we use the governments to bring the culprits to justice. and we, as muslims and africans, once again said that the action is inhumane, and violates human rights organize ourselves. events that use the west of double standards on human rights when some countries reach, given their own set of standards on the issue in front of the universal declaration of human rights. people who are say, the cairo declaration of human rights is not meant to replace the universal version . one of the 6 to offer a more inclusive approach, or the rights of lessons are respected. use of generally arthur. so right. we got a little bit more reaction to this from palestinian activists and commentators some a l. c. d is of the view. freedom of expression can be an

t x could to come and see to prison. 2 months before his trial was to begin, the judge of vogue some bank been freed, biolife. the prosecutor said that he tried to influence witnesses. the 31 year old have pleaded not guilty to charges. he defaulted investors when his businesses went bankrupt last year, mostly joel is in washington dc with more as the man who founded the crypto currency firm f. t. x is sitting in a brooklyn jail this weekend. sam bank, when freed was sent to jail by a federal judge on friday after he violated the terms of his release, pending the start of his trial on october. second, the judge said that he agreed with federal prosecutors who accused bagman freed, of trying to engage in witness tampering. and notably by turning over private diaries by his former girlfriend ad form or of business partner caroline ellison. those documents were turned over to the new york times, which used them to write a profile of ellison, mister bank when freed, and his lawyers argue that he needed to do this in order to protect his reputation ahead of this trial. he is accused of lo

female athlete right in the british vogue, 25 powerhouse women was emily because she's a winner. 2021. she has been barred from taking part again , women, biological part again, women, biological women, female females , women, female females, basically. and this is incredibly transphobic. and i agree . why isn't emily allowed agree. why isn't emily allowed to make women's sports more interesting ? well, i think this interesting? well, i think this is i mean , it's ridiculous. you is i mean, it's ridiculous. you can identify why as a woman. fair enough. we'll use the pronouns , you know. great. we'll pronouns, you know. great. we'll be polite and all the rest of it. but you can identify as women. you can't identify as a female that's something female athlete. that's something else . that's that's not that's else. that's that's not that's not fair. well, it's obviously not fair. well, it's obviously not fair. well, it's obviously not fair. fair, mate. no. going through male puberty gives athletes incredible advantages. you get more muscle mass, you get stronger bones, it's easier ,

their hearts express their gratitude to the americans for the nuclear strike. sadomasochism is now in voguewondered how zelensky ended up on the forum dedicated to the western balkans, who has nothing to do with the region. zelensky hints that ukraine will be able to take a shit everywhere, be it the western balkans or oriental, if vova appeared only there , what has to do with it , he would not crawl out of the parties of the drug lord in colombia . then how vovan slipped through the balkan countries into european pockets in a report by our international observer sergei creme-brulev. it was a pointless day, so that zelensky would not think that he was badly received, they wanted to ride him in the chariot of zeus, but then it turned out that it had long been mortgaged to brussels for numerous loans then, in order to save on gasoline, the prudent greeks stuffed the entire ukrainian delegation into one limousine especially for a trip abroad. volodya put on a suit the color of a padded german leopard. he really wanted to be like apollo, or at least like hephaestus, but he only managed to look

why is this now in vogue?hink it is more importantly realization that whether we like it or not we are at some sort of war. there is a war between ukraine and russia and u.s. technologies from the private sector and public sector have been influential. we are at odds with the ccp that have aggressive designs that are hostile towards the u.s.. the realization that the last 20 years of warfare were guerrilla warfare in the middle east, going to have to town and house to house. now we are facing an sophisticated enemy with ai-based solutions that are pervasive in our lives and offensive from the ccp. we have to prepare for that, we have to work for that. the change that has happened as a realization that the old school way of working through five or six primes and developing technology doesn't work. you have to bring in new sectors whether it is drone technology for -- this is what is needed for where the war is going and hopefully we can reduce human suffering and reduce casualties in doing that, not putting hum

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something of culinary the sergeant came into vogue, and on the one hand the forces of food identity andotism and this intense marketing. bulgarian, turkish, all of this stuff. there is a lot of money involved. >> absolutely. anya: not to ruin everyone's sentiment or anything. >> once you look behind the taste and flavor of everything, it comes very political. you mentioned pizza margarita and how this authenticity, this idea of authenticity and hyper regional italian food started spreading, and chuck, in your book you started demonstrating how chinese food is a way for the people who have opened these restaurants to express their identity, to maintain it, to preserve it and create a sense of home, but there is a key difference there, and we talked about this a little bit, but how have the home countries from these places either encouraged or abandoned their diaspora communities? anya: it is a distinct question that i have not thought about. just to say something about the diaspora communities, we have this cliche, and immigrant comes to another place and misses his mom's food and offers