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After 3 weeks of voting, the results are finally in. The ArchDaily Architectural Visualization Awards has just selected the winners of its first edition.

Own hands. and you cant avoid land mines, no president can. you can try to figure out where they are and get around some of them, but theyre going to blow up on you. i think he realized that, and he showed an element of toughness today that was encouraging if youre a democrat. >> a couple of things. i can say this because were friendly, i didnt even know you were bald until you took the hat off. you learn something new every day. >> yeah, i am bald. been that way for a while. >> two, you are off...

Meeting the bar expected of a sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, whatever grader, theyre being asked to meet that behavioral and developmental bar and that academic bar and theyve missed out on both. it is hard to meet the academic one when you are still trying to figure out how do i stop being a fourth grader? >> reporter: it is 1:45 p.m. on a thursday. hi. >> hi. >> reporter: im evan. cnn. nice to see you. >> hi. >> reporter: what usually goes on in this room? >> so i teach language arts and engli...

Visualization. let your breath soften. and the connection with their peers which they have been missing so much during the pandemic and remote learning, we want to make sure that we have cushioned it so we have that 20 minutes within there to really focus on the social-emotional piece. >> anderson, educators in denver and around the country have told me the most important thing to remember about the current state of the mental-health crisis for american students is that its universal. doesnt mat...

>> do breathing and then do a little meditation or visualization. your breath softens and connection with peers which theyve been missing so much during the pandemic and remote learning. want to cooks it to have 20 minutes within there to really focus on the social/emotional piece. >> fascinating piece by evan mcmorris. thanks for that. bring in sal cohn, founder and ceo of cohn academy. sal, thank you for your time. youre no stranger to online learning, obviously. but we also know that kids l...

Missed out on boeth of them. its hard to meet the academic one, when youre still right to figure out, how do i stop being a pofourth grader. >> reporter: its 1:45 p.m. on a thursday. hi. >> im evan. >> im ana. >> nice to meet you. what usually goes on in this room? >> i teach language arts and english language development, but we also do advisory. today, were going to do some gratitude and some goal setting for academics, but were also going to do mindfulness. we are one of the only schools that...

What usually goes on in this room? >> so, i teach language arts and english language development and also do advisory. today we are going to do gratitude and some goal setting for academics and also do mindfulness. we are one of the only schools that has someone that does yoga and plans mindfulness for us. >> we are going to do breathing and we are going to do meditation or visualization. and the connection with their peers which they have been missing so much during the pandemic and remote lear...

Most of them in iowa. you saw the destruction in madison county. this is winterset. 4:30, 5:00 p.m., this is an area over central iowa that was hit hardest with what is referred to from the national weather service as an ef-3 tornado at minimum. they analyze some of the visualization of the damage on the ground that they saw, and they believe that that is coinciding with winds in excess of 136 miles per hour. so that is unfortunately what caused the fatalities. you can see the enhanced fujita sc...

And this hospital, which i visited a number of times, is a really dramatic visualization, a really visceral and horrific visualization how many kyiv has been transformed by war. not only are doctors there treating patients like semyon who are being injured and killed, and i should add theres a tragic coda to the story of semyon. i saw him in the hospital when he was on life support. i looked into his room with the doctor there from that scene, and when i came back two days later i ran into the s...

Visualization of the horrors happening in ukraine today telling the russians, because for the russians a lot of the narrative that justification of this is going back and twisting the narrative of world war ii and giving them the justification where for, and when i was in russia often, you know, going tout cemeteries and the ceremonies for the great patriotic war is deep and deep to them. i think that president biden was able to turn that around while also reaching out to russian people who, the...