, give the child a lens, this is an enlarged version of the lens, you see, this is what she is like, refractive power is different, and now let's see on the screen, well, you see, here we see an eye, a greatly enlarged lens, here it has these are rings, not just an ordinary surface, this is a so-called multifocal lens, which has a focus for near, for medium distance and for distance, respectively, three focuses fall on the retina and we see with such a lens... in the eye at all distances, not only that , this is a wonderful operation, super-fast to replace the lens, which this doctor, he is a professor, doctor of sciences, microsurgeon, mikhail egorovich kanovalov, he makes it brilliant. marinavna, let's close our left eye and try to count our fingers. i show you my fingers, and you count. well, now i can’t say so, i can’t say it. i see a hand, a woman’s eye will first be operated on by a robot surgeon, here is the screen of the robot surgeon, of course, the entire calculation for vodka, as well as the docking of the robot surgeon with the human eye is done by a real doctor, here we

mom, good night, len, what happened, i ’ve made the bed, do you want some coffee, i’m waiting for youutenka went to visit. she left and still hasn’t returned, doesn’t answer calls, and where is danya? well, how do i know where danya is? yes, yes, my sweet, len, honey, my train is about to leave, the last one, and i ’ll come now, of course, yes, yes, yes, yes, len, what’s there, nothing, nothing, everything’s fine, sing, sing, sing, sing, yeah, oh, you’re my beauty, what’s that on your chins, what’s that little little thing? after all, she stopped breastfeeding him, that’s why she stopped breastfeeding, but i don’t know, maybe she has this, because her maternal instinct hasn’t developed, or something, well, that’s where she is, there ’s a small child at home, her husband is tired, he’s coming home from work, she’s wandering around , i’m afraid to tell her father, she’ll kill her, i’ll go, you call me, when they come back, i’ll call, i ’ll wait. that my happiness, well, where is your folder, where is our, where is dad danya, i didn’t tell you, i didn’t tell you, now we’ll call him, say,

len - eyes. you're talking about of 800 men that were lost. len chivers i eyes. crew of 1,000 sailors. it was a very prestigious ship- — crew of 1,000 sailors. it was a very prestigious ship. it _ crew of 1,000 sailors. it was a very prestigious ship. it was _ crew of 1,000 sailors. it was a very prestigious ship. it was quite i prestigious ship. it was quite awesome, really, because, you know, 15 h guns, and very effective. hms queen elizabeth _ 15 h guns, and very effective. hms queen elizabeth was _ 15 h guns, and very effective. hms queen elizabeth was docked in alexandria harbour and eat it when she was badly damaged. the italian fragment placed explosive charges under the ship. fist fragment placed explosive charges under the ship.— fragment placed explosive charges under the ship. at about six o'clock i was under the ship. at about six o'clock i was coming _ under the ship. at about six o'clock i was coming forward _ under the ship. at about six o'clock i was coming forward and _ under the ship. at about six o'clock i was coming forward and there i under th

, can you imagine what a real lens is, compared to my finger, this is such a tiny lens, we can implanta small 2 mm puncture, and it will serve you for the rest of your faith and truth, the warranty period is 150 years, that’s all, that’s all, i’m not afraid now, well done, sit down, thank you, let’s sing the following song: my heart hurts, it’s tormenting, it’s breaking, my heart hurts, i’m drinking, it’s beating, my heart is burning, just don’t repent, right there , dr. gandelman, with a huge heart, we have another guest in the studio, please come to us, what’s going on, oh? and i ’m a former professional rowing athlete, well, how are the shoulders so huge, now i’ll undress to the waist, yes, to the waist i could, before it was normal, like they say, everything is fine, but over time, probably age, and how old are you , 65, so, problems began with the chest, breathing, shortness of breath , yes, suffocation, even now i feel, i feel, three steps, as they say , you'll take it. practically at rest, because the load from the chair to reach us is not a load , what should our guest check, b

hai ali khair al-alam hai ali khair al-alam allah akbar allah , with the help of nan, they made lens materials that can replace the current optical problems in medical and military imaging systems. in the laser that the researchers of vanderbilt university of america made. bread available. it leads to a reduction in the thickness of the lens and, as a result, more efficient information processing. this lens can replace the lights used in machine vision and take pictures with the lowest amount of energy and at high speed. images produced with the use of this lens is widely used in security, medical and defense systems and artificial intelligence. compression, high speed , low power consumption feature. the festive event of fajr computer games was held with the presence of start-up businesses in this field. in this event , cultural groups presented their products to investors with the aim of developing domestic businesses. mukhtar game: o ambassador of love from the ambassador of love and battle. games based on stories and narratives, almost the industry of these types of games in our

and so the project is called sf lens. it is a partnership as articulated with ourselves and contract monitoring division in the city administrator office. and what it really is, is going to advance is a new initiative that has come forward, recognizing that the traditional banking institutions do not have loans and products that serve small businesses and it was really out of response, out of that, that we sort of identify this need. um, it connects small businesses, particularly with, with lines of credits and loans for day to day cash flow. and it is with banks. so that small businesses can establish a long terme relations. and not traditionally cdfis and i'll speak a little bit more about that design and why. and the intent behind that. um, first, i'll speak a little bit about why the treasurer's office and how this all started, because i think it was helpful to know a little bit of that context. um, we see the treasurer's office is responsible for all of the banking relations with the city and county. so all the monie

len, no, wait, i can handle it. but why is it me all the time? because you look great today?scuss this at home, of course, at home , i'll accompany you, why, i know where the exit is, tamyrna, good evening, all the best, i'm not on time, but no, no, everything is fine, come in, i just thought that you, we agreed, come in, sit down, don’t think that i i’m asking myself, it’s just in the laboratory... there are always so many people, we have absolutely no opportunity to talk together there, everything is fine, sorry, i interrupted, mom, you didn’t bother us, well, let’s get down to business, where are your samples, maybe then tea, tea, tea - this is the key to any great discovery, that's right, especially with sugar. what kind of gali is this? graduate student, is he having an affair? middle age crisis? pasha can only have a crisis at work; he only sees everyone through a microscope. well, in an enlarged form. let's go, what are you like? pale? yes, i’m tired, terribly, let’s go. oh, nat. no, i can’t, i don’t want to, i won’t go, well, if you don’t go, i won’t go, len, what wil

ay, i promise that you will never leave me again, i promise, len, are you in pain, lena, lena, lena,ochka, in the car, alexander mikhailovich, if you don’t go, i’ll go. hello, masha, everything is fine with us, we’re going to the family home, but now she’s limp, then you’ll talk, and vasechka is with you, everything ’s fine with him, vaska, well, in general, yes, well, he’s whole, only his head was torn off . what are you saying? yes, it’s in the bag next to it, cannot speak, but twitches his ear. dad, dad, it seems my water has broken. the water masks have receded, what should i do? well, let's call an ambulance, it's warm, huh? manya, beckoning, beckoning, hold on, we will call you soon. yeah, listen up! you guys give a consumer loan from rosselkhozbank with love for your people. rosselkhozbank is bigger than you think. the very heart is on the threshold, stay in your war of the sword, and i ask you to return. i saw snow in the ocean in your eyes, we will never become this snow with you, i can remain silent, i i can’t be silent, i can’t, because i love and it ’s crazy, your love is

you saw how wet the lens and road was. showing a little more slowing as you approach oakland road. the green highlighting shows the rain kind of traveling through here, but really coming toward the tri-valley and contra costa county. here is the eastshore freeway, again water on the lens and on the road. back to you. >> thanks, mike. our free nbc bay area app is a great resource to have as you make plans during the storm. it gives you access to stormranger's exclusive mobile doppler radar. you can also type in your zip code to get alerts before the rain starts falling in your neighborhood. >>> developing in the south bay, police are planning to ramp up their presence at four high schools in response to an anonymous email. >> this is unnerving for parents. "today in the bay"'s bob redell is live outside fremont high school in sunnyvale. so, bob, how seriously are authorities taking this threat? >> reporter: kris and marcus, the fremont union high school district says that law enforcement told them they don't believe that th

is a periscope type, the so-called that is , in fact, this is a large, beautiful telephoto lens, whichrunk to the size of a smartphone module, why is this needed , it is needed to take photographs at a close zoom, for example, we have 2 s2 times 5x, and we continue to zoom in, zoom in, zoom in, but... it’s virtually impossible to hold a 100x lens in your hands, it’s impossible to find something to photograph there, so we quite by accident happened to have this small telephone tripod with us, with which we can already to do something, so we zoom in, zoom in, continue to zoom in, still zoom in, it turns out approximately. so, what does this all mean? this means that actually taking some real artistic photographs with a hundredfold zoom, but unpromising, but there is one point, even when this zoom race was just beginning, then huawei at the very beginning came up with an interesting thing, with the help of such hundredfold magnifications, it is very convenient to read inscriptions located far away, which are simply not visible, why? because the neural networks built into the camera recogn

and therefore, to some extent it's seen through the same lens as the struggle against the contract . the amc support for the people of palestine did not stop in and with for the president's nelson mandela that solidarity and support continued under the error of to have them becky, under their of, for president, jacob, sue my and b. c is unfold under the presidency of cetera, around the ports of south africa. has historically stated that as well as forced the settlements. it's a mass incarceration of palestinian people is reminiscent of the past a genius in south africa. from most cynical point to view a we're going into an election. you're in south africa in the next few months. and the amc is determined to deflect and distract attention from its multiple domestic failures. this i c j. case is an opportunity for south africa to reclaim the moral high ground. so i think this combination of struggle history deeps in the system and to a degree opportunism behind the south african case if the judge has ruled against israel, an order it's bombing up gaza to stop while the court determines

is of the so-called periscope type, that is, in fact it is large , a beautiful telephoto lens that has down to the size of a smartphone module, why is this needed, it is needed to take photographs with... 5x and we continue to zoom in, zoom in, zoom in, but... holding a 100x lens in your hands is virtually impossible, find something there it’s impossible to take a photograph, so we quite by accident happened to have this small telephone tripod with us, with which we can already do something, so we zoom in, zoom in, keep zooming in, still zoom in, something like this, what does all this mean, this this means that actually taking some real artistic photographs with a hundredfold zoom is an unpromising activity, but there is one point, even when this zoom race was just beginning, then huawei at the very beginning came up with an interesting thing, with the help of such hundredfold magnifications, it is very convenient to read inscriptions located far away, which are simply... the legendary alfabank credit card free forever has become even more profitable. get a supercake every month and w

is of the so-called periscope type, that is , in fact it is a large, beautiful telephoto lens that has of a smartphone module, why is this needed? this is necessary to take photographs with a greater zoom, here we have, for example, 2.5 to 5x, and we continue to zoom in and zoom in. but it’s virtually impossible to hold a 100x lens in your hands, find something there and it’s impossible to take a photo, so it’s completely random. it turned out that there was such a small telephone tripod with which you can already do something, so we zoom in, zoom in, continue to zoom in, still zoom in, it turns out something like this, what does all this mean, it means that we actually take some real artistic photographs with a hundredfold zoom, but... the activities are unpromising, but there is one moment, back when this zoom race was just beginning, when huawei was still in its very at the beginning i came up with an interesting thing, with the help of these hundredfold magnifications it is very convenient to read inscriptions located far away, which are simply not visible, why? because the neural

but it is not offering the court a lens. it is offering it a blindfold. madame president, members of the court. the nightmarish environment created by some us has been concealed by the applicant. but it is the environment in which israel is compelled to operate. israel is committed, as it must be, to comply with the law. but it does so in the face of commerce as add to contempt for the lo it is committed, as it must be to demonstrate humanity. but it does so in the face of commerce is also in humanity. as will be presented by counsel. these commitments are a matter of express government policy, military directives and procedures. they are also an expression of israel's core values. and as shall also be shown, they are matched by genuine measures on the ground to mitigate civilian home under the unprecedented and excruciating conditions of warfare created by some us. it is plainly inconceivable under the term set by this very cold that a state conducting its. busy in this way, in these circumstances may be said.

but it is not offering the court a lens. it is offering it a blindfold. madam president, members of the court, the nightmarish environment created by some us has been concealed by the applicant . but it is the environment in which israel is compelled to operate. israel is committed, as it must be, to comply with the law. but it does so in the face of commerce is as a contempt for the law. it is committed, as it must be to demonstrate humanity. but it does so in the face of commerce as in humanity. as will be presented by counsel. these commitments are a matter of risk of express government policy, military directives and procedures. they are also an expression of israel's core values.

len, i understand everything perfectly, but not parents must decide what’s best for their children, i absurd, with a temper, a little selfish, plump, plump , you had to be born, all for yourself, andreevna, where are you? sorry, alexander nikolaevich, i remember the report very well, but i still have half an hour, what is this? in a women's group, well , a little sensitivity, no, well, wow, your seryozha has army friends, and you at least asked what her rank was, wait you, sonya, well, she gave him a ride , and what does it matter, that everything is clear, sonya, that’s how many times i told you, you don’t need this seryozha, why are you yelling, blood knows, but she’s all knows, of course, these two are just waiting to get rid of her, but they’ve settled down so well, she ’s dragging them their salaries, doing repairs, and he ’s hanging around with women with a sore back, maybe there wasn’t any woman, sleepyhead, what you saw, i didn’t see anything, i was actually afraid to look there, so maybe she just gave him a lift, but you think, of course, of course, go ahead, fool yourself. s

oh, what is it, and ilya, again, len, i ’m starting, but i’ll clean it up myself, where’s your rag, nowme skoda, yes, even like her. once he stuck his hand into a birdhouse, we couldn’t get it out, we had to break the birdhouse, why grisha never talked about his childhood, but what about an ordinary childhood, a normal childhood, we lived in serpukhov, there was fresh air, full of greenery, but what difference does it make? nothing helped, not even fresh air. “no upbringing, no books , he grew up to be a very good person, len, tell me, why, when grisha was released, you were not with him, but he lived with me? when i became pregnant, grisha wanted me to do frills, didn’t want children, he was afraid that the child might be born sick because of his drug addiction, but i refused. well, we parted ways, although we didn’t get back together, a prison romance, you say it’s kind, i understood it, no one is obliged to have children if they don’t want to, yes, you rent this apartment, yes, yes, well, i’m from belgorod, so moved to moscow , wait, and you said that... these fellows who hurt each o

len, len, what are you doing? linen! what's wrong again? no, not for long, but what?place after work, but it won’t work out, i just wanted to say, i’ll have to leave. with my wife, well, we have wild problems, somehow distract her, won't you be offended? no, what are you doing? i’m the third wheel, i will always be, natasha , what are you, seryozha, i already told you, i don’t pretend to anything, you have your own life, you have a family, i don’t interfere there, i have no right, natasha , look at me, look. it’s just a week, they’ll come, we’ll talk, okay, are you okay? yes, she’s so pale, maybe a doctor, she’s dizzy, her blood pressure is low, now she’ll open up and everything will go away. good morning, good morning everyone, hello, hello, hello, hello, olga mikhailovna, glad to welcome you, good morning, sergey nikolaevich, we had a good rest, and i had a great time, i just rested, rest, not work, well, what news do we have, what do we hear, everything is fine, no incidents, at all, and are you refreshed? and i’ll tell you this, i ate, slept, went in for sports, b

the official start of the countries to let the season as the new the lens. most famous flower is officially in blue rows of color full tulips fil amsterdam. museum pine. and it got an arrangement the beginning of tulip season. around 200000 ships are on display with budding florist able to pick the best of the bunch to take home with them. i think they're very beautiful and considering how cold in grades then i think it's very nice to bring color. and so the house, the wild tulips, grown in green houses blooming now. it will be several months before firms across the new villains transform into a sea of color. each hue is seemed to have its own meaning. read is all about love. while yellow re presents happiness and heart, she lips believed was originated in the ocean empire, but would take into the netherlands in the 16th century. they became a spacious symbol, and at times with a small fortune. these days, the new, the lens produces more cheer lips than any other nation in the blooms bring visitors from across the globe. well, it's like a beautiful flowers a

flaw finds, i've got it for the opening of the tulip pick and gotten in opposite of as the new the lens. most famous flower is officially in blue. rows of colorful tulips fil amsterdam museum pine, and it got an arranged a month the beginning of tulips, season around $200000.00. she lips are on display with budding florist able to pick the best of the bunch to take home with them. i think they're very beautiful and considering how cold them grades in i think it's very nice to bring color and so the house, the wild tulips, grown in green houses blooming now. it will be several months before firms across the new villains transform into a sea of color. each hue is see to have its own meaning. read is all about love. while yellow re presents happiness and heart, she lips believe to originated and the ottoman empire, but would take into the netherlands in the 16th century. they became a spacious symbol, and at times with a small fortune. these days, the new, the lens produces more cheer lips than any other nation in the blooms bring visitors from across the globe. well, it's like a beautiful

you know what, katiska, wherever you want, donat, len, i have direct deliveries straight from italy,y. listen, i know we'll come. wow, how quickly i agreed that dani got divorced and lenya cut her hair for the nun. no, everything is much simpler. i'm conducting a little psychological experiment. oh, this is already interesting. okay, come, tell us, and let’s be more active there, don’t linger. nat, please sign. right here. yes. sonya, natka called, she has some deliveries from italy, let's go. no, there’s no money , we need to go home, but why don’t we have to buy money, we intend, no, not today, yanochka, please forgive me, but i couldn’t help my anton, he’s my doctor , he’ll soon become sweaty, but walks around in something unclear, or maybe she could act as a stylist, but of course, she can do it, you know what now, write here, this is the address, phone number, thank you, yeah, everyone, bye, bye, bye, he burst into the stage, like a fresh wind with a squadron of its songs. 55 years of stage, friends my, 55 years old, you quit racing, shoot me. and your hand rose, my only one, be

got and you announced that i'm the new the lens. most famous flower is officially in blue. rows of colorful tulips fil amsterdam. museum pine. and it got an arranged a month the beginning of tulips, season around $200000.00. she lives that are on display was budding florist able to pick the best of the bunch to take home with them. i think they're very beautiful and considering how cold and gray is then i think it's very nice to bring color. and so the house, the wild tulips, grown in green houses blooming now. it will be several months before firms across the new villains transform into a sea of color. each hue is seemed to have its own meaning. read is all about love. while yellow re presents happiness and heart, she lips believed was originated in the ocean empire, but would take into the netherlands in the 16th century. they became a spacious symbol, and at times with a small fortune of these days, the new the lens produces more cheer lips than any other nation in the blooms bring visitors from across the globe. well, it's like

of course the product of western governments amongst the media coverage has been through the lens of retaliation. that is raul was acting in self defense to what happened october 7. but if the i c j makes of finding that israel is now a suspect in a genocide case, it changes that lens and it changes the narrative. and that shifts things joe politically, in many ways it just was stepping back for a moment. not giving a fully pulse to these re media. you have literally had people sitting in t v studios as expert analyst, and commentators saying, i think we should have killed 100000 in the 1st few days without the size. i asked, what are the default corey, but do you know this all, you know, i remember rewind and the weight. julie, the media play that role and they were going off to as well. so the media's not on trial in the court, but we shouldn't give them a free policies on june 20 countries have now step down to back south africa, putting their names to the case against israel. not one of them is from the west for all their talk of western values, all their moralizing, not a single

of course the product of western governments amongst the media coverage has been through the lens of retaliation. that is, raul was acting in self defense to what happened october 7th. but if the i c j makes of finding that israel is now a suspect in a genocide case, it changes that lens and it changes the narrative. and that shifts things. joe politically, in many ways it just was stepping back for a moment, a not giving a fully pulse to these re media. you have literally half people sitting in t. v studios as expert analyst and commentators saying, i think we should have killed 100000 in the 1st few days without the size. i asked what the fuck out to be thought quite a bit to through email. if you don't remember. rewind, and the way the media play that role and they were going off to as well. so the media's not on trial in the court, but we shouldn't give them a free policies, which is 20 countries have now step down to back south africa, putting their names to the case against is really not one of them is from the west . for all their talk of western values, all their more align t

joe: through the lens of jay blakesberg. jay: this is david byrne.: the camera first captured him when he was a teenager growing up in new jersey. jay: jorma kaukonen from the jefferson airplane in hot tuna, that was the first time i was ever published in print. i would go like this and i would move the camera. joe: it was music that pulled him to the bay area. i took a greyhound bus from new jersey to san francisco to see the grateful dead for the first time. joe: he photographed the dead. jay: this is labor day week in 1978. joe: again-- jay: this was shot in 1979-- joe: and again for the next few decades. jay: from the very beginning, i always was documenting the scene. my workhorse, 35 millimeter nikon. joe: back then, his many cameras were loaded with film. jay: we had fast film, slow film, color film, black and white film, and this is stuff that i shot in high school. joe: blakesberg's decades of film photography now color the walls of san francisco's contemporary jewish museum. jay: here we have the chili peppers. joe: it's a retrospective sna

they became a status symbol, and at times with a small fortune these days, the new, the lens produces more cheer lips than any other nation in the blooms bring visitors from across the globe. well, it's like a beautiful flowers and it's not. it's very rare to see because he doesn't have that in the philippines. so that's really a really makes us happy to see the 2 lives and experience by ourselves here. 2 legs can be found in vases across the netherlands for the next few months until the season ends in mid may. and that's all the news for now. stay tuned if you like for deep dive into the world of synchronized swimming unexpired. thanks for watching the fateful encounter. in the late 19 seventy's former concentration comes in my general, most smiles now i met the man who had to maintain him goose stump, bog, known as the beast of sylvie bar. shame on you. tell the truth. to use nicer, wagner was dead and investigation concluded that it was suicide.

and seryozha hasn’t congratulated me yet , probably in the evening, len, oh, and the girl with whom antond is good, good, rita, she works in our boutique. this is, uh, a saleswoman, or what? why, is she a cashier? so, is there something wrong? no, everything is fine, fine, just without education, vanesa grigorievna can count and okay, did anton like her? that's the thing what very? well, did he call her? i don’t know, i need to get nato’s phone number, i’ll tell you. girls, let's drink to ilya belotsirkovsky. and what kind of legs, such, good afternoon, hello, elena sergeevna, congratulations on the birth of your grandson, thank you, sofia andreevna , happy birthday, sonya, sofia andreevna, sorry, sofia. damn, it’s my fault, i knew you were allergic, no, you’ll forgive me, why should i? well, that’s the kind of person i am, i can’t even enjoy it. flowers, what are you talking about, you, you are extraordinary, you, you, you definitely need go to the doctor, but everything is fine with me, yes, yeah, definitely go to the doctor. all the best, and good afternoon, i can help you with somethi

of course the product of western governments amongst the media coverage has been through the lens of retaliation. that is, raul was acting in self defense to what happened october 7th. but if the i c j makes of finding that israel is now a suspect in a genocide case, it changes that lens and it changes the narrative. and that shifts things jo, politically, in many ways it just was stepping back for a moment, not giving a fully pulse to these re media. you have literally half people sitting in t. v studios as expert analyst and commentators saying, i think we should have killed 100000 in the 1st few days without the size. i ask what are the buckets before a quarter of a to through email if you don't remember, rewind and the weight. julie, the media play that role and they were going off to as well. so the media is not on trial in the court, but we shouldn't give them a free policies. june 20 countries have now step down to back south africa, putting their names to the case against israel. not one of them is from the west, for all their talk of western values, older moralizing, not a s

and therefore, to some extent, it's seen through the same lens as the struggle against the contract. the amc support for the people of penis time did not start and end with form. the president's nelson mandela that solidarity and support continued under the error of to have them becky, under their of, for president, jacob, sue, my and b c is unfold under the presidency of civil rama points us south africa has historically stated that as well as post the settlements it's a mass incarceration of palestinian people is reminiscent of the pop paper gene in south africa. from most cynical point to view, we're going into an election year in south africa in the next few months. and the amc is determined to deflect and distract attention from its multiple domestic failures. this i c j. case is an opportunity for south africa to reclaim the moral high ground. and so i think this combination of struggle history deeps in the system and to a degree opportunism behind the south african case if a judge has ruled against israel, an order it's bombing of gaza to stop while the court determines if thi

they became a spacious symbol, and at times with a small fortune these days, the new, the lens produces more cheer lips than any other nation in the blooms bring visitors from across the globe. well, it's like a beautiful flowers and it's not. it's very rare to see because he doesn't have that in the philippines. so that's really a really makes us happy to see the 2 lives and experience by ourselves. there's 2 legs can be found in vases across the netherlands for the next few months until the season ends in mid may and reporter is next looking at the crisis in france's overseas territory of mild where crime and poverty are on the rise in locals fields and and i'm michael. ok. thanks for watching. my colleague nick spicer will be here at the top of the hour with more news the world in progress pop calls to everyone who wants to know more about this topic that concern us about this story is beyond the headline world in progress. the w postcard do you know which of these 3 industries has the highest c o 2 emission rates which is good. concrete transforming business.

i'm off the media coverage has been through the lens offers heavy ation. that is, raul was acting in self defense to what happened october 7. but if the i c j makes a finding that israel is now a suspect in a genocide case, it changes that lens and it changes the narrative. and that shifts things jo, politically, in many ways it just was stepping back for a moment, a not giving a fully pulse to these re media. you have literally had people sitting in t v studios as expert analysts and commentators saying, i think we should have killed 100000 in the 1st few days. would that be so i would have to be solved quite a bit to do email if you don't remember, rewind and the way the media play that role and they were going off to as well. so the media is not on trial in the court, but we shouldn't give them a free policies on june. 20 countries have now step down to back south africa, putting their names to the case against israel. not one of them is from the west for all their talk of western values. all their moralize are not a single so called the leader in north

but if the i c j makes a finding that israel is now a suspect in a genocide case, it changes that lens and it changes the narrative. and that shifts things jo, politically, in many ways, it just was stepping back for a moment. not getting a flea pulse to these re media. you have literally had people sitting in t v studios as expert analyst, and commentators saying, i think we should have killed one a 100000 in the 1st few days without the size. i asked what are the buckets of default quite a bit too through email. if you don't remember, rewind and the weight, julie, the media play that role and they were going off to as well. so the media's not on trial in the court that we shouldn't give them a free policies. 20 countries have now step down to back south africa, putting their names to the case against is really not one of them is from the west for all their talk of western values, all their moralizing, not a single so called the leader in north america or europe has supported what analysts degree is the best chance to secure a ceasefire, to say how spinning and last history will judge

and i don't want to view everything through the china lens. so you have all those kind of different spectrums. so a lot being viewed for the china lance, as you said, but it isn't the only other country watching these dissolves closely. is that no, i mean this is a pivotal election that i think at least for the whole west. why? because taiwan is the most, the one of the most vivid vibrant democracies in asia. and it has a free press that has an active civil society that's quite astonishing. especially, you know, being so close to china and with living with a threat to constantly 2nd to taiwan is very important to politically. i'm with the taiwan straits, basically be one of the most important straight foods and as a certainly you have um taiwan as well as nita in somebody contact us. um, so of course this is an important aspect not only for taiwan and not only for the china, but actually for many parts of the world to unless bobby and customer the, and type are following that election for us. thank you so much. welcome is now given has been hi

they became a spacious symbol, and at times with a small fortune these days, the new, the lens produces more cheer lips than any other nation in the blooms bring visitors from across the globe. well, it's like a beautiful flowers and it's not. it's very rare to see because he doesn't have that in the philippines. so that's really a really makes us happy to see the 2 lives and experience by ourselves. there's 2 legs can be found in vases across the netherlands for the next few months until the season ends in mid may is coming up. next, our technology show shift exports, digital loneliness, something to keep you company is we the team n. oh, i say good bye. from berlin. i'm michael. okay, thanks for watching and bye. for now, the people in trucks engine trying to feed the city center, the straight pieces exclaimed, the around the world. more than 130000000 people of.

the first camera, there was one lens, i think he's a schoolboy. 3 million.he amount that was released for another new model under the william brand. but the absolute record was the release of a fundamentally new generation camera zeenit e. 8 million. for single-lens reflex cameras, this was akin to a world record. the development of aviation without the development of intelligence would be very difficult, since the cold war began, the americans built a lot of aircraft carriers that patrolled near our borders, they had to be tracked, and of course, optics played a big role, for example, afa-4220 cameras were installed for planned and perspective photography, which could... take photographs during the day and classify any ship at sea, as well as any target on earth. interaction with the military is the closest; any products for the defense industry were discussed primarily with those for whom they were intended. about the minsk plant, i can say that our specialists, engineers, constantly maintained contact with this plant. we went there. we didn’t just go ther

olga len, author and host of the chronicles of information war program on espresso. olga, i congratulate you. good evening. olga musafirova, a correspondent of the edition of new newspaper europe in ukraine. olga, i congratulate you too, congratulations. thank you for joining our broadcast. well, first of all, let's probably give an answer in the blitz format about whether ukraine needs a government of national unity, since this is the same question we ask our viewers and it will be fair if we also give answers to these questions. olga, you have a word. well, it seems that this is not the first time we have discussed this issue. so i i believe that it is necessary, but the question is, well... rather, whether the ruling party actually understands that it needs such a government, well , the bottom line is that they still haven't matured to this idea, because the very conversations about that , which was mentioned in the announcement, about the fact that, oh, 17 deputies from the ruling party want to draw up mandates, and this is just a big tragedy, well , there would

so that's why i think that lens is important. and this is not by any means a criticism that you guys are not thinking about it. obviously, everybody is thinking about it. it's just like it. basically every line item you have is impacted by it. right? so it's kind of like a little bit more, um, dominant in your process versus a lot of other things that you're talking about. sure. it's already a major budget issue. um, and we'll continue to be and, and grow, uh, no doubt about that. i think that's it. i just i really appreciated the materials and, uh, just the diversity of activity within the wastewater enterprise. guys, it's a fascinating and complicated device vision. so thank you. thank you, commissioner rivera. um, thank you, president paulson. i just wanted to mention on, um, a lot of my comments were kind of already gone through by the other commissioners, but, um, great presentation. i don't want to cause any animosity with the other divisions, but this was a really great and well put together, and it was, um, really , uh, s

mikhaila gorovitch, it means that if you were a soloist, the theme is yours: a transparent lens and ae study found that people who drank three to four cups of tea a day suffered much less from a disease called cataracts than those who, that is, tea leaves the lens transparent. it has a very powerful antioxidant effect, so the lens remains transparent for a very long time and does not become cloudy like this when we have cataracts. the first plus, kotykhinov, then andrey petrovich, you know, in fact, drinking this green tea with a large amount of epihalocatechins reduces risks cancer development. it has been shown that three or more... cups of green tea reduces the likelihood of breast cancer by 20%, you see how cancer is formed, you see, this is how a cancer tumor grows and grows, and we will kill it with epigalocatechins, but in fact by 30-40 % decreases the risks of colorectal cancer, which is even greater, these are colon cancer, german schich and... and the brain receives a triple effect from our tea, the first is caffeine, it is a psychostimulant, the second... regular consumptio

you are buying a place in paradise, boris len, georgy barkhtov, but you don’t remember me?e trying to imprison your late husband. are you police? are you talking about the corpse in the forest? then you better go into the house, tea, coffee, cookies , thank you, yes, misha left you a good inheritance, i wonder how many bloody millions this heavenly nest is worth, i want to confess to murder, this is a sick fantasy, no, i killed a girl, when? 15 years back at christmas i killed a nineteen year old girl, tina deeva, i can’t live with it, bullshit, she didn’t do it, and you, excuse me, who, yes, allah, daughter, ha, the last time i saw you was in court, and so you cops, your mother actually just reported murder, yes, she's crazy, she's crazy, look at her, but she's an anti-depressant girl. they found a body in the forest, do you hear that they found a body in the forest? they already said in the news that the body is 150 years old, but she doesn’t care, see? out of her mind there, focused on religion and murders, listen, vera, you are capable of making an independent statement

is a mother, everything is for a mother, everything is god's work, on earth, look at her through the lens of the camera , congratulate her on her day, mother , i congratulate you on your happy day, from the heart of my heart. friend i am sacrificing my whole life for her, my dear mother, happy birthday. ok, you looked at me , go to your mother, finally, i am interviewing you, ok , tell your mother, my dear mother, have a very happy day , look at her through the lens of the camera, congratulate her on her day, mother , i congratulate you today, may your lips always be smiling, may your eyes never be expensive, mom we always love you. i didn't know you were around anymore. on mother's day, the least thing is to kiss your mother's hand . thank you very much for your support. have a good day . god bless you. greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers , have a good night on the birthday of hazrat zahra i congratulate you, mr. hamid stili, a former player of the national team and a football expert. they are our guests. tonight we want to talk with them about the national team and its condition

cities from the heights of the international space station, and this time minsk was captured in the lens in the light of night lights. very soon dear the participant in the flight will be able to see the country from space.

lena, len, hello, hello, what are you doing here, len, let's talk, again, sergey, we've said this moreour work, you didn’t think about me for weeks, but he , that means he remembers, yes, yes, he is with me every day, every night with me, all weekend with me. is this happiness for you? you still don't understand anything. sorry, i have to go, don't come again, it's no use. lena. why don’t you eat anything, i cook delicious food, i don’t know, i don’t have an appetite for some reason, i’m probably tired from the road, now is the time for you delicious, last one. thank you, listen, tell me, what about this krutov of yours, what is he all about, and sergei nikolaevich, oh, he ’s a star, seriously, yeah, strange, well, firstly, he’s very arrogant, and secondly, you know , in terms of profession, today one patient had difficulties, and so , to put it mildly, he did not shine, listen, he is not a gynecologist at all, he worked in trauma, was the best surgeon, they came to him from moscow. to undergo surgery, last year he was offered to head the hospital, but he agreed to do a great job, but

, a meteorite shower that recently took place in the central part of the kola peninsula enters the lenshe has been photographing polar beauty for 17 years. a glow hunter is, first of all, a weather hunter, that is, you need to find a hole in the clouds that’s exactly where you should come so that everything works out, weather and shine, because it rarely happens absolutely. sky, where there is no need , when there is no need to travel anywhere, auroras are divided into several types, often this phenomenon forms an arc shape, experts are sure that in such cases the observer sees the glow from a considerable distance, the brightest polar effects, as a rule, occur in the hunter overhead, they look like a crown from which rays emanate across the sky, we saw similar lights 40 km from murmansk, so to catch it in the lens we had to improvise with the equipment, we take a faster device. point , click, look, real space, the aurora occurs when the earth’s magnetic field interacts with the so-called solar wind, this is a flow of particles from our star, in the kola scientific center of the academy

len vander zee is a crc pastor for 53 years. doctrinal change took place without the usual committee debate, partly it's happening right now because of the whole political atmosphere within our country, and it's so strong and it inhibits real discussion of people with each other, real understanding where we're seeing real divisions happen is within a lot of the mainline protestant churches, methodist church, lutheran church, presbyterian church. matthew wilson teaches religion and politics at smu. if the common faith is no longer strong enough to overcome the differences regarding social and political questions, the church risks becoming yet one more arena where people sort themselves along political lines and shut out all competing views. the hurts that i've experienced do not compare to those of the lgbt community when they come out it, and when they state who they are, who god created them to be for chris anton, there's no current church, home, but he's come to find his center is with people at the edges all of this is worth

upon you and welcome to eye on islam, the show where we look at current affairs through an islamic lens. each week we evaluate a trending new story and we break it down from an islamic perspective. the world, and in particular the muslim world in the global south, is marking the fourth anniversary of the assassination of iranian general qasim sulaymani at baghdad airport in january 2020, a murder that took place on the orders of former us president donald trump and at the behest of the zionist regime. on today's episode of ion islam, we take a look a man who for many represented the personification of bravery, masculinity, and faith in god, and in particular how he interacted with the followers of other religions during the course of his life. first, we begin with biography of the man who was known as the shadow commander. qasim sulaimani was born on march the 11th, 1957 in the province of. man, situated in the south of the islamic republic of iran. at the age of 13, the young qasim left school and began working a construction site in a different town to help support his family financia

i’m always right , because i’m lane, boris len, the experts suffer for 2 months, you gave them this tapet seemed to me that i said it clearly enough, but apparently not, that is, you again blatantly decided to neglect order of following the procedure, you understand, i gave it away, but before that i digitized it, well, to myself. computer, so i don’t care how brilliant you are, i won’t tolerate any subordination in a murder investigation, well, it’s damn smart, we have a tape with a recording of a robbery, it was on it , i can’t say yet, be careful, he’s, of course, a psycho, but his people loves, yes, which of the previous investigators did you talk to, so far no one, the investigation was headed by lieutenant colonel brainin, he died in january. the assistant was major pirogov, a sack of shit, i’m sure you ’ll be careful, despite the personal trouble, today at 6, i’ll pick you up, no, no, don’t say a word, i’m in a taxi, well, i think we'll have a drink first, i don't think i can, but thanks, okay, 6:30 then, yeah. you’re on a date, it’s none of your business, why snap back, he’s masc

i have chris a lens and legal slides area. do join us again next week by the situation to as a temp, the legacy of dictatorship never entering a new year history but also for the world representatives were elected to compose the draft. this relationship between the economy and the date would be changed. the 1st time that indigenous peoples were put on a level with everyone else is today in society reading, change the 75 minutes on d w. the systems can be used across different jo, this is the real challenge. it's off whose needs to be incredibly scarce. waste, what the heck us booming business is real new deal and lots, just green washing. what's no cost for almost a bunch of zeros on. it's wanted to say a weapons and he knows how to use this to me and pretend this guy knows about energy in a way that these as much functions have no idea. it's been pretty clear, especially of late. the energy often tend to be the printer symbol. that's what menu deals for warnings to fix that. but just a glimpse behind the facade of this energy

upon you and welcome to eye on islam, the show where we look at current affairs through an islamic lens. each week we evaluate a trending new story and we break it down from an islamic perspective. the world, and in particular the muslim world in the global south, is marking the fourth anniversary of the assassination of iranian general qasim sulaymani at baghdad airport in january 2020, a murder that took place on the orders of former us president donald trump. and at the behest of the zionist regime. on today's episode of ion islam we take a look a man who for many represented the personification of bravery, masculinity and faith in god, and in particular at how he interacted with the followers of other religions during the course of his life. first we begin with biography of the man who was known as the shadow commander. qasim sulaimani was born on march the 11th, 1957 in the province of kirman situated. in the south of the islamic republic of iran. at the age of 13, the young qasim left school and began working a construction site in a different town to help support his family finan

and we talked about a lens. so what are the what's the lens? what are you using? um thank you. um, commissioner maxwell, uh, as i said, for the very first time, we, um, you alluded to it looking, making sure that on on issues of equity, we look at it as part of the budgetary lens, environmental issues. yeah, but we're talking about dei at this point. um, but yes. environment. we always look at uh, so a big part of it was i wanted to make sure that we had, um, uh, uh, chris bijou, part of our budget executive team, and that he was looking at all our budget proposals in the context of issues of equity. and you're right, i did allude to a budgetary tool. and essentially there were five questions that it, uh, chris and his team asked on every budget proposal that we have. and i know he's here today. i'm happy to bring him up. if you'd like to speak. but in summary, uh, you know, what activities are being funded by this budget? uh uh uh, to enhance equity and inclusion in one's enterprise, his bureau's workforce. and we want to details and associated costs on that. how are professio