now, of course , i have to do most of this plan with the voice of ordinary people , with my own voice there is a problem, it's like describing in a 22 series. and my president said, he was here, he was up, i was recording you, up like this, why show yourself, let's see if it's up , if it works, it will sound like an echo, if it's not in saddam's face, it won't be arsham, it's the voice of the other side's plan, who doesn't pay attention. do to the problems of that person who is finally healthy they are healthy, but they have some problems. now, i don't know their voice, but it has been a long time since you heard the sound of the radio on something. it might be too big . it is waiting for me. on the contrary, it is more . you felt close. it is said that the offering is higher than the danger. i really liked that the character came here. came on tv, i liked the character very much, after that i liked leonardo, it became very strange , i was attracted to him before the revolution and after the revolution, or for example, let's say that in the old days he played the role of a doctor , he

offered voice acting as well. it is considered that toraj nasr was born in 1325. after years of working in the field of sound , he entered the field of television and cinema acting. hello, you are very welcome have you been active, which one should you do more? chassis number, dubbing, dubbing, first married, after a month with animation dubbing, ask questions because it's not everyone's job, and you don't have to be a master in this profession. how can i attract children? i want cartoons for me . i act in foreign films for cartoons or animation. they are not, yes , the reconstruction of the first inspiration, you say the character what does he open for me, what kind of character does he have, is he naughty and bad, and we use the text of all the animations, choose the sentences that are sweet , in another memorable open plan you have , he said the account of the voice acting with the dubbing of the characters of stan laurel and hardy in the series laurel and hardy said, "go, mr. abbasi, and they didn't take a tes

well, the gradation of the voice, how will your voice lead you, how your timbre will sound, because oneoice is only material, of course, here, and there we already work on the subtleties of it ourselves. and then, here's what we heard. and in general, everything you do, it's a whole performance, since your voice allows you to find any colors. which are necessary for magic, but let the performance suspect the figure of the director, among other things. and who is the director, and with whom are you dear yes, you can find where which one to take eh? what timbre what paint to take it came out, because this or you have director? no, there is, there is a director, yes, who gives the task. it can be, let's say, performances, if we take boris godunov, who quite recently we performed in caress. but it was a modern production. and and in a modern production, it was necessary to find a modern one, not even that modern sound, but a modern approach precisely as dramatic as an actor and also sound, so that it would all be like, but in one whole or test it is possible to show, although, although whic

but a voice is an after all. a voice is a metaphor. a voice can be the you know, the sounds that come out of your mouth. a voice can be a speech or testimony a voice can also be expressed an idea in some way. if you don't want to speak public, you can write, you can support, you can support number of causes. and that can be an expression that can be a mode for using your voice. but yes, i think they do. i think we all have an obligation to our voices. well, you know, i'm thinking of billie jean king. i think she blurbed it. right. and how much she spoke out at great cost to career and her financial well-being, everything else. and right now. i don't know how many of you are following the french open tennis. forgive me. i am. but there's big dispute with one of the belorussian players about whether she's speaking out enough and the ukrainian players will not shake her hand. and they're very angry it and there's a big debate going on whether this belarussian player should be saying more. it's a you know, it's a tough call, but i agree wi

stone in the past, how did it start, the book the voice, the lasting voice of dubbing, a look at the history of dubbing in iran or voice acting in iran and the lasting characters and artists who in these years, films, animations and the tv series is memorable for us the commemoration ceremony of aye man and bini was held last week in the iran seda collection, and a birthday party was held at his grave and he was honored. mr. melani said that mr. jowani also entered because he was close to the characters of mohsen mohsen and the first companion of young people and teenagers who continued in the tv series world of the years series and the presenter of the children's program of the 45 and 50 minute episodes of the programs related to the stories of different about different stories adventure movies, all of these are animated characters in the series series the impossible amount, which was higher than the danger that spoke instead of the hero of the story . famous cartoon characters who are mostly active on television and the negative character of gulliver, i know the character of gilan

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when we come back, "voices of a people's history of the united states in the 21st century." stay with us. ■■ [music break] amy: patti smith, performing "people have the power" at the first performance of "voices of the people's history of the united states." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today in this special broadcast, we look at "voices of a people's history," inspired by the late great historian howard zinn's groundbreaking book "a people's history of the united states," which helped reshape how history is taught in classrooms. 20 years ago, howard zinn and anthony arnove began organizing public readings of historical texts referenced in "a people's history of the united states." the two would go on to publish a book collecting these texts under the title "voices of the people's history of the united states." while howard zinn died in 2010, his work continues to inspire millions across the country in the globe. anthony arnove and haley pessin have just published a new book titled "voices with people's history of the u

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he knows the l voice. so he knows how to work with a voice _ voice.rate your voice _ a voice and how to incorporate your voice with _ a voice and how to incorporate your voice with the orchestra. it was amazing — voice with the orchestra. it was amazing to _ voice with the orchestra. it was amazing to work with him as a conductor. _ amazing to work with him as a conductor, you know, focusing on the music— conductor, you know, focusing on the music and _ conductor, you know, focusing on the music and also the text. coming up, we see how antonia panna thinks brecon broaden its appeal to attract a bigger, younger and more diverse operas. thanks forjoining me. i think many of us would agree thatjuly has been very unsettled and very wet in many parts of the country. if we have a look at the computer models for the next ten days, they are and indicating further unsettled weather with a strong jet stream sweeping across the atlantic and pointing right at us. and further lower pressures are expected to swing our way. here is the more recent satellite picture

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>> i miss in europe for etiquette advocacy here at vital voices, but my journey with vital voices started more than 25 years ago. i have been a member of this network for 25 years. it all started back in beijing in 1995 when there was an amazing synchronicity when elizabeth, melinda, secretary clinton and others independently -- we did not know each other at that time, we were at a conference. i was one of those who were in the room. here are the words that changed my lives. women's rights are human rights. that moment i realized that the work that i started basically begins with me, and it is not just social work. i started the program for women in russia, and at that time i am thinking that i am just helping women, but in 1995 i learned that i am doing more. the next stage of my awareness was in 1997. the first vital voices conference in vienna. and another slogan, another wisdom, which was democracy without women is not a democracy read that also changed my life, because i realized that fighting for human rights is political. and that we all need to be aware of that. since that moment,

with just a ten-minute sample of whit's voice.is not a real call. >> i just went out to lunch with the crew and my company credit card is not working. sending you a link to pay back the guy nakthat that covered me >> criminals can easily impersonate your phone number so it says "whit's cell." >> reporter: trying to convince whit's family members that he was kidnapped. >> my love, it is me, whit. please listen carefully, i have been abducted and being held in a basement, tied up in the dark. please follow their instructions. do not notify the authorities. >> you look scared, whit. >> well, i -- i am. that's very believable. >> these scammers now can have a conversation with you in realtime. there's tools where you can actually type it in and use your voice. >> reporter: again, the audio you're about to hear is not real. >> please send the money! this is for real! they're asking me to say the date of life, it's june 14th. please send the money now! >> the a.i. can adjust the inflection am my voice? >> absolutely. we don't have any r

greene, on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate. the clerk: amendment number 48 printed in house report 118-142 offered by ms. greene of georgia. the chair: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote, the yeas are 147, the nays are 276. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 49 printed in house report 118-142 by the gentlelady from wyoming, ms. hageman, on which further proceedings were postponed, on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will rechezzic -- redesignate. the clerk: amendment number

i am sensitive to voice and intonation.e e, but at the same time, but very easy-going. sometimes, maybe even too strong, in principle, i have the strength to cope. but yes, i'm frozen. so you say that you are drowning, but you see the shore, at least where you need to lead. no no. i see, that there is light, and there the bottom, i'm like getting closer closer to the bottom, what needs to be done by nastya so that she sees this shore of hers, because she really has everything and strength. she has. and that same increasingly she forces there is no rights. a? well, first of all, the description. yes, in one word, what they told us, they could still tell in one word nastya different things, like all of us on some day, kind, very specifically, cold, to some extent , receptive, to some extent, strong, to some extent vulnerable to some extent , approximately 8 billion of the world's population is suitable something like this, of course. therefore, uh, but it will help you to know yourself deeper. so is your life. you will know a

you can't trust the voice. can't trust a photo, and you can't trust a video anymore. >> our voice is like a fingerprint, and that's being exploited and weaponized. it has to stop. >> reporter: norah, the technology is really improving. soon scammers will be able to react instantly to anything you say by converting their voice into the voice of your loved one in real time. >> carter, this is scary stuff, really eye-opening. what can people do to pre-toekt themselves? >> reporter: well, there's a couple of things you can do right away. the first thing is to create a safe word that only your family is going to know. secondly, you want too make your social media accounts private. don't give that information away to potential scammers to use against you. and finally, if you get one of these calls, hang up. call them back. make sure they're really in trouble. >> carter evans, thank you. >>> bank of america will pay some of you $ hi, i'm ben, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. i currently suffffer fromom nerve damamage

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dmytro savchuk, voice of america. this is the end of it.hed the program of the ukrainian service of the voice of america from time to time ? also join our daily briefings. from monday to friday at 6 p.m. :00 kyiv on youtube and facebook where you can ask your questions live to our presenters ostap yarysh and yulia yarmolenko in the studio maria prus worked for you thank you for your trust and see you on the air we are looking for 15-year-old mark smrodinov, who lived in mariupol and disappeared at the beginning of the full-scale war on february 24. at this time last year, during the year and almost 5 months of the war , there was no news about the child, where the boy may be now, no one knows, that's why yours is important help look carefully at the photo remember the face brand currant he is thin he looks like he is 15 years old he has light blond hair and dark eyes if you know any information about the child immediately call us on the hotline for short with the number 116,000, i would like to remind you that calls from any mobile operator

it seems to me that a woman simply cannot have any voice, even the lowest one, a low voice.arming actresses, liza boyarskaya, who is amazing, also sang a very low timbre of her voice. oh well, what a dear little cub, how do you see the respected members of the jury, again scattered according to the version or do you have something to say? girls flower girl postcard, well, i'll try , i didn't manage to break. happy holiday to you. thank you. thank you. still not understood. who are you, what are you with what are you, but the heat of july will soon come to the audience voting. so see you mammoths. but such bouquets, it seems to me, only men give, or vice versa to divert eyes. last vote for today, i ask the participants of the last group of the fifth phoenix program to leave scorpio this nomination. thank you so much for these really chic performances of everyone. each and every mask without exception. and yet. now we are waiting for the third vote, dear viewers. pick up the consoles you have to choose the one who will be the third nominee today. let's determine who it will be

she was a fresh voice, very young. a voice _ impression.resh voice, very young, a voice of the people | impression. she was a fresh voice, | very young, a voice of the people if you like. she spoke extremely bluntly and extremely specifically about what she wanted to see and the changes she wanted to see and the new scotland she wanted to see. she made a few remarkable speeches which drew plaudits from her party and maybe grudging plaudits from the other parties. when she speaks she makes a tremendous impact but maybe she has not developed in the way that might have been anticipated by others and the reason she gives and the reason humza yousaf gives as well is to describe westminster as toxic. the opposition tories, in scotland, uk government, of course, they are not buying that. the party chair in scotland says that mhairi black is going because of infighting and civil war within the snp and across the investigation into party finances and humza yousaf taking over from finances and humza yousaf taking overfrom nicola sturgeon. craig hoy s

[000:00:00;00] you are watching the program of the ukrainian service voice of america usa time i am natalya leonova congratulations president shajobaden and prime minister of great britain ricci sadly expressed unwavering support for ukraine in the face of ongoing russian aggression the white house reports this following the results of a meeting of leaders in london great britain president baden visited the nato summit in vilnius on the eve of the nato summit, where one of the key issues will be ukraine's path to membership . on the eve of the meeting, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, said that the allies have reached a consensus on removing the action plan for nato membership from ukraine's path on preparations for the summit, waiting for ukraine's membership prospects and policies and security guarantees. from the pdc for ukraine, is this already a resolved issue? and what does this decision mean, and if it is not a political one, then what next step regarding ukraine's membership can realistically be expected at this summit, bohdan yes, actually, if we take into

project for smart and caring people in the evening, i warmly welcome the program of the ukrainian voice of america service, time, i am its host, ostap yarish the united states is actively considering the possibility of providing ukraine with cluster munitions this was reported by the deputy spokesperson of the white house , andrew bates . are coming from the white house on the eve of the nato summit, let's talk with our journalist yulia yarmolenko yuli i congratulate you so let's talk about cluster munitions in order first, is it worth it anyway expect that they will be provided in ukraine in the near future, what reservations are they also expressing now in this regard, you know, they talked about it with the representative of the us national security council , john kerry ostapa, now the representatives of the white house and the pentagon say that they do not have anything to announce at the moment, but the american media report that they can such cluster munitions may already be included in the next package of military aid to ukraine from the united states, and this package may be ann

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you can't trust the voice, you can't trust the photo, and you can't trust the video anymore. >> voice is the unique fingerprint that is being exploited and weaponized vehicle it has to stop. >> reporter: and norah, the technology has really improving. soon, scammers will be able to react instantly to anything you say by converting their voice into the voice of your loved one in real time. >> norah: carter, this is scary stuff, really eye-opening. so what can people do to protect themselves? >> reporter: well, there's a couple things you can do right away on the first thing is to create a safe word that only your family is going to know. the second thing, you want to make your social media accounts private. don't get that information away to potential scammers to use against you. and finally, if you get one of these calls come hang up, call them back, make sure they are really in trouble. >> norah: carter evans, thank you. bank of america will pay some of you $100 mimillion vehihicle wel exexplain why,y, next. didinner! [sfx: : phone pingng] ♪ what? tweeeen milestonones like thth. mama

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we had no voice right through the trial.her family to go through what we did. it doesn't feel... it feels a little like we haven't got full closure, because he hasn't heard how he's impacted our whole family, taken our baby away from us. in response, the government says olivia's death was an appalling crime, and it is committed to changing the law to compel defendants to be present for sentencing, to face the consequences and condemnation so justice is seen to be done. danny savage, bbc news. mcdonald's has set up a new investigation unit after the bbc reported on dozens of allegations of sexual assault and racism at the fast—food chain. its chief executive in the uk and ireland, alistair macrow, said the claims he had heard this week are "personally and professionally shocking". our business correspondent, noor nanji, has been reporting on this story and joins me now. yes, as you say, it's in response to a bbc investigation earlier this week by my colleague zoe conway and myself. we spoke to more than 100 current and recent

but your voice is totally different.d the voice? >> well, it's funny. i first spent some time trying to actually impersonate a friend of mine and he does this thing with his vocal patterns he will emphasize the wrong word in a sentence [ laughter ] or if he is saying a word, it's always, like, not in the right place. and, so, i worked with that a little bit then i went to the director, and i started doing that the director said, "that's cool i like that. that can you get the voice a a little higher? i was like, "um, yeah. sure i can get a little bit higher. and he's like, "can you get it a little higher than that? i said, "yeah, i can get it higher than that you want me to get higher than that?" [ laughter ] "can you get the voice even higher than that?" "yeah, sure. sure i can get it all the way up i can get the voice all the way up here. [ laughter and applause and then i was just like -- maintaining it might be a different thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah how did you know you could hit that >> i had no idea i could

again with the voice of ghorbani 16 and maria nasrani were lost in poisoning, the voice of mohammad esfahani on the final credits of the mukhtarnameh session, the title of the same acid, days 1, in the memories of sahar kwannati, the news agency of sed and radio, women's sports radio has turned one year old. hour-long radio programs are broadcast on the fm wave of the 92 mhz band on the sports radio, and for 4 hours, the voice of iranian athletes can be received from the iran sedah application software . my heroes and our national team are not their muscles, their problems let's convey their concerns and the difficulties they face on the way to the championship to the officials and those involved in women's sports. the development of public sports and championships in women and demands in this field are among the goals of this specialized radio . we will increase a specialized program like the program in the world of sports, we will launch a specialized form of sports radio in various fields. we have a program in which , in cooperation with the radio broadcasting unit, we will show

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