back on sl for magdalena.ybe and the risksed a little bit about the pga thing, but i think my question is we sort of see that same bonds. and i'm just wondering, are any kind of n t changes or or is any, or is some maybe something a little bit that list is starting to feel repetitive. i don't mean t trying to understand is making progress on any well, if there are some progresses made and some, a few months later that made some setbacks. so overall we are in this range that risk is still valid, except the last one, the pga practices you, you. there, so concerns. you know, one of them listed was worke b>skilled workforce. and, as mentioned, that's usually something that i see a lot as like a concern. and, you know the reality is, though, herecisco, we actually for construction anyways, we have a we have way more worke ready to work than we have projects to put them on. so major concern. i understand the labor costs are always a concern because always trying to chase inflation like all of us, but so wanted to sa

back on slide two, probably for magdalena. maybe and the reported autumn quarter. talked a little bit about the pga thing, but i think my question is we sort of see that same list a lot on all of the bonds. and i'm just wondering, new updates or changes or or is, or is some maybe something a little bit more starting to feel repetitive. i don't mean that as a criticism. i just mean trying to understand is making progress on any of those things or, well, if there are some progresses madend some of the items, you know, a few months later that made some setbacks. so overall we are in this range that valid, except the last one, the pga practices that i highlighted for you, you. there, so two with some of the concerns. you know, one of them listed. and, as mentioned, that's usually something that i see a lot as like a concern. and, you know the reality is, though, he actually for construction anyways, we have a we have way more than we have projects to put them on. soÑh that's really not a major concern. i understand the labor costs are always a concern because always ma

only dons magdalena, only dons magdalena, only dons magdalena walk along the water. was so small, sor him in my arms still, the adult son of his wonderful mother, i will not spread for long, of course, five, thank you, thank you, thank you very much, ilena priznikova, well no, well i would really be very happy just to see, but when i see children, for so many years now, they rush us so much, time flies. but amazing 5 5 5, thank you, thank you very much, oglav, i was sitting here with the youth, we were dancing here, the guys really rocked it kostya, you are so handsome, this outfit suits you, we really liked it with the guys, yes guys, i'm looking at the support group, you've grown up too, children or something, vitamins, kostya and his mother just rocked it and honestly i really liked it, thank you, thank you so much dmitry debrov, please, this is sasha, it's not just a number, for an exceptionally gifted person, cat, if i'm calling your interfering-affectionate name correctly in georgian, after all, he replaced the light, in front of us is just the light, well, what can you give th

the mission of the jesuit monks of luchay appeared thanks to elzbieta magdalena aginskaya. this educated woman in her palace in vluchay was engaged in astronomical observations. she spent a significant amount donated on the basis of the observatory at the vilnius jesuit academy. the donation for the construction of the temple was made by mikhail and tadeusz aginski. the italian architect carlos pompani, who was teaching at the vilnius jesuit academy at the time, worked on the design of the building. initially, the temple was built in the baroque style, but in the 19th century, after additional construction work, features of classicism appeared in the architecture. it is the belonging to the... type that makes the temple unique from an architectural point of view. the towers of the church are partially made in the form of miniature antique temples. the walls and vaults are decorated with frescoes in the grisaille style, which imitates sculptural molding. according to one version, the painting of the church was done by an outstanding artist of that time, kazimir antashevsky.

the mission of the jesuit monks of wlucza appeared thanks to elzbieta magdalena aginska. this educated woman was engaged in astronomical observations in her palace in wlucza. she donated a significant amount for the foundation of the observatory at the vilnius jesuit academy. the donation for the construction of the temple was made by michael and tadeusz aginski. the design of the building was worked on by the italian architect carlos pompani, who taught at the vilnius academy at the time. jesuits. initially, the temple was built in the baroque style, but in the 19th century. after additional construction work , features of classicism appeared in the architecture . it is the belonging to the transitional type that makes the temple unique from the point of view of architecture. the towers of the church are partially made in the form of miniature antique temples. the walls and vaults are decorated with frescoes in the grisaille style, which imitates sculptural molding. according to one version, the painting of the church was done by an outstanding artist of that time, kazim

yeah and i'll just say a the ester liaison, i did have an opportunity to et with magdalena as well asect managers from the departments last we was encouraging to hear that there was progress on the pga, pga issue in particular, my recollection is that on the ingl project, as an example, to pull primary power was going to the order of $12 million versus secondary 0. so a significant difference in cost. and it's encouraging to hear that the city staff has been successful in negotiating with pga to come to a more reasonable position. so i'm happy to see the progress on that. yeah, we're ecstatic about the development, but we need to, you know, see it in practice right now. it's on per. we are hopeful. excuse me, but weto s g on projects. yes absolutely, and then i also had a conversation wi them on overhead. it's a topic that i brought up in prior meetings and so just wanted to share with my fellow committee members that the allocation methodology is, at least my understanding, consistent with the way that overhead is allocated to projects that are that seems to be a consistents and acce

back on slide two, probably for magdalena. maybe and the risks reported autumn quarter.lked a little bit about the pga thing, but i think my question is we sort ofkgtg s list a lot on all of the bonds. and i'm just wondering, are there any kind of new updates or changes or any of that evolving, or is some maybe more current? because i think that list is starting to feel that as a criticism. i just mean trying to understand is making progress on any of those things or, well, if there are some progresses made and some of the items, you know, a few months later that made some setbacks. so overall we are in this range that this risk is still valid, except the last one, the pga practices that i highlighted for you, you. there, so same slide. slide two with some of the concerns. you know, one of them listed was workforce skilled workforce. and, as mentioned, that's usually ththing lot as like a concern. and, you know the reality is, though, here in san francisco, we actually for construction anyways, we have a we have way more workers ready to work than we have projects to tha

norma: porque sabe el daÑo magdalena tomo desde antes que naciera esta determinaciÓn. >> no usar la tabletapara de enojo, frustraciÓn, y arrebatos. >> muchos papas estamos en las locuras del trabajo, y muchas veces necesitamos ese tiempo. la preguntas cÓmo lo estamos haciendo. >> se trata un cÍrculo vicioso donde muchos padres tratan de regular o controlar las emocionesdÁndoles esos aparatos. pero cuanto mÁs se hace menos manejan las emociones negativas. al momento que lo usamos como una curita.no estamos resolviendo el problema de fondo. los niÑos necesitan manejar su frustraciÓn y aprender cÓmo hacerlo. tomarnos tiempo para los niÑos. de esa manera ellos validan que sus preocupaciones son reales. lo mÁs rÁpido darle a tablet determinar con eso. pero tenemos que preguntar quÉ estÁ pasando y que estÁ sintiendo. >> despuÉs hablamos de su frustraciÓn.que lo causo y cuando estÁ lista sigue haciendo lo que estÁ haciendo. utilizando los electrÓnicos para que sirvade aprendizaje. pero que limitemos mÁs el uso. como si fuera nada +1 pasatiempo. se vale utilizarlos pero hay que saber cÓmo. elena: en pr

in just over two hours, the russian defeated polish tennis player magdalena frenkh. won another victory, azalea won here too, leaving no chance for rihem abdallah from tanzania. there was no specific scenario regarding the fight, but in fact, they were counting on it will be longer, as if they wanted to stretch it out a little, to feel the force of her blow, as if she had never boxed without a helmet, but it turned out the way it turned out, we won early in the first round. dzhimbulat bizhamov, who boxed against the colombian narvaez, won despite the fact that it was not possible for him to study the opponent's style , dzhimbulat simply did not find a video of the south american's fights on the internet, it did not affect me in any way, i was preparing for that, or rather, to be ready for everything, plus or minus, boxers from colombia are approximately the same, everyone will cope with endurance, physics, like this opponent, but of course, their school is much behind, unlike ours, but all eight rounds lasted in the ring hungarian roland gallas, who had never lost in his career until he

the mission of the jesuit monks of lucza appeared thanks to elzbieta magdalena aginska.

in the second round , schneider will meet magdalena french from poland.nd of the canadian masters in montreal was successfully overcome by russian karyn khachanov. in two sets, he defeated local tennis player gabriel diallo 64-64. in the next round, khachanov will play against italian mateo arnaldi. these are the most notable news in the sports world at this minute. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations. russian digital solutions will be brought to new heights. there are prospects. ours are more brutal. yes, ours are more brutal. there will be more than what the number helps, you are incomparably original with your questions, that in general, with production, raw materials and export, what is our product like?

in the second round, schneider will meet magdalena french from poland. the first round of the canadian masters in montreal was successfully overcome by russian karyn khachanov in two sets, he defeated local tennis player gabriel diallo 64-64. in the next round, khachanov will meet italian mateo arnaldi. these are the most notable news in the sports world, at this minute. i am happy to pass the floor back. ilya, thank you, my colleague ilya kostin was with the sports news. and the price of gas in europe has updated its maximum in 8 months. in just one day, stock exchange quotes have grown by almost 20 dollars per thousand cubic meters. alona logvinova will tell you in detail about the reasons for such a rise in price. the price of... in europe has grown to a maximum since december of the previous year, futures on the ttf index, the largest in europe, a hub located in the netherlands, were at 417 dollars per thousand cubic meters on tuesday morning, and reached 435 dollars by evening. the main reason is concern about gas transit through ukraine, on tuesday

in the second round , schneider will meet magdalena frenk from poland. russian karen khachanov successfully overcame the first round of the canadian masters in montreal. in two sets, he defeated local tennis player gabriel diallo, 64-64. in the next round, khachanov will meet italian matteo arnaldi. here are some they are the most notable news in the world of sports. sasha, you are being given the floor. thank you, it was ilya kostin and sports news. now to the other topic: ryazan battery plant has doubled its production. this became possible after modernization of a total investment of about a billion rubles. almost half of it was provided by the federal industrial development fund in the form of preferential loans for the purchase of high-tech equipment. anastasia zakharova will tell you all the details. here is about battery production - this is a classic story of import substitution, the enterprise grew out of the distributor company, organized in the nineties by russian engineers, they supplied the domestic market with lead-acid batteries of the lea

la señora magdalena, quien es una residente del área, me cuenta que ella está de acuerdo que se aprueben estoy de acuerdo, porque en primer lugar son cosas que les están perjudicando, perjudicando a los animalitos del mar y a todo el océano. porque gente y va a la playa y deja el bolso lieu los plásticos tirados y eso no es bueno. esta mañana se llevó a cabo una conferencia de prensa en donde anunciaron 2 propuestas de ley idénticas sb 10, 53 y ab 22 36, con el fin de eliminar las bolsas de plástico en las tiendas para el 2026. i really have a plastic bag pollution problem so quien dice que realmente tenemos un problema de contaminación con las bolsas de plástico, por lo que al usar las bolsas de papel o las que son reusables son las adecuadas. y esta propuesta de ley eliminaría esa opción de bolsas. hace 10 años se aprobó una ley que requiere que las personas paguen 10 centavos por una bolsa y la cual pudo haber eliminado las bolsas de plástico en el estado, pero con las bolsas gruesas que las tiendas actualmente ofrecen, se consideraban reusables, pero nadie lo está haciendo, agregó la

magdalena agnieszka, the wife of alexander sapieha, passionately loved the idle life.nces, theater, a husband in love could have refused her modest desire to have a small court corpse in the castle. it featured 60 actors and 40 musicians. by the way, the current national academic theater of belarus still cannot afford such a quantity. oh, these women. if in one part of the military building there was a theater with performances in french, italian, and polish, the second was allocated a stage on which stately arabian horses rode. and this is the work of the descendant of lev sapieha, alexander. under his leadership in the second half of the 16th century centuries ago , an art gallery was built in the symmetrical theater building. there is an opinion that things were never completed, only the foundation was laid. unlike... the huge library that was built, built according to all the canons of that time, it was finally completed, a real pride of residence, inside is a collection of rare and expensive books, which lep and sapega began to collect. 3,000 copies of books and a

. >> pese a la suspension temporal, maria magdalena s sometio hoy su peticion. >> vamos a correr el riesgoaplicacion porque quiero arreglar mi situacion legal. >> el juez senalo que las alegaciones son sustanciales y merecen una consideracion mayor a la que la corte pudo hacer hasta ahora, mientras el presidente joe biden remarco en un comunicado que una corte de distrito en texas determino que nuestro trabajo de mantener a las familias unidas tiene que detenerse. >> esta decision es un error. >> abogados del centro de accion de justicia que representan a familias elegibles presentaron una mocion para intervenir en la demanda presentada por los e estados. >> vamos a esperar sobre esta mocion para entretener, pero vamos a seguir luchando por nuestros clientes y la comunidad. >> aun no se sabe si en dos semanas el juez determinara si extendera o no la suspension temporal, pero organizaciones pro inmigrantes recomiendan a las personas elegibles que sigan juntando los documentos re requeridos y sometiendo sus solicitudes. >> erika flores, noticias te telemundo. >> en texas, una estudiante lati

in just over two hours the russian tennis player defeated the polish tennis player magdalena french.r lost the first set 2:6, in the second set she was stronger 6:3, in the final set everything was decided by a tiebreak, where our athlete was better with a score of 7:5. in the third round of the tournament in toronto, schneider will play with the first seed american cori goov. the only russian who did not advance to the next round in canada the day before was daria kasatkina. she lost to the american, amanda anisimova. the oldest football player in the history of the european championships, the portuguese peppe , ended his career, at the time of its end, the defender is 41 years old. peppe achieved his greatest success as a football player for real madrid. with this club, he won the champions league three times and the spanish championship three times. the defender is also a four-time portuguese champion as a player for porto. as part of the portuguese national team, pepe became the european champion and winner of the league of nations. pepe's path in football began in 2003 at the ma

be centres of crime and anti—social behaviour, to the point where a former prime minister of sweden, magdalenaersson, has said segregation of immigrant communities from established local communities has created parallel societies with our resources for policing and social services too weak to cope. i mean, you're positive, but don't you look at what's happening? i mean, look at it all the time. and i talk about it in the book. i mean, what one has to look at the evidence and one has to get. i mean, i myself am the victim of mass discrimination against people in the pogroms and in eastern europe and forced migration, i get it. but the way to address it, i believe, and sweden has been remarkable in the past by being so welcoming, perhaps it welcomed too many people. there needs to be burden sharing, and there also needs to be very, very rigorous enforcement of policies of assimilation, teaching people languages. i don't believe in segregating people into ghettos and and elsewhere. i believe in allowing refugees to work so they can contribute, they can pay rent and do other things. but i think we

but that is that is going well the magdalena mentioned that the fireboat 35, we're doing some enhancementsto the security fence that was built under the fireboat project. there's been some break ins us to increase the height by two feet and alsides of the piers to keep people from getting around. that is, we're taking in a, a bcdc amendment to the permit for the original fireboat station oj bcdc is it's quite a lengthy process, so we're still waiting to see the draft amendment come out. and once that happens then we can complete the permit review with the port. so it needs to go through two agencies for permits next fire station 29. it's getting two new app bay doors and that is also, startedtion phase in june and that is nearing the completion of the shop drawing review. so the doors can. and that's about it. thank you. thank you. chair, vice chair and committee members. good morning. i'm scott moran, project manager of public works. i'm managing the design and construction for the,ment division of training, formerly called the fire training facility. this last, quarter has been a complet

be centres of crime and antisocial behaviour, to the point where a former prime minister of sweden, magdalenasaid, "segregation of immigrant communities "from established local communities has created "parallel societies, with our resources "for policing and social services too weak to cope." i mean, you're positive, but don't you look at what's happening? i look at it all the time and i talk about it in the book! i mean, one has to look at the evidence and one has to get... i mean, i myself, am the victim of mass discrimination, you know, against people in the pogroms and in eastern europe and forced migration. i get it. but the way to address it, i believe... and sweden has been remarkable in the past by being so welcoming, perhaps it welcomed too many people. there needs to be burden sharing, and there also needs to be very, very rigorous enforcement of policies of assimilation, teaching people languages. i don't believe in segregating people into ghettos and elsewhere. i believe in allowing refugees to work so they can contribute, they can pay rent and do other things. but i think we shou

be centres of crime and antisocial behaviour, to the point where a former prime minister of sweden, magdalenas said, "segregation of immigrant communities "from established local communities has created "parallel societies, with our resources "for policing and social services too weak to cope." i mean, you're positive, but don't you look at what's happening? i look at it all the time and i talk about it in the book! i mean, one has to look at the evidence and one has to get... i mean, i myself, am the victim of mass discrimination, you know, against people in the pogroms and in eastern europe and forced migration. i get it. but the way to address it, i believe... and sweden has been remarkable in the past by being so welcoming, perhaps it welcomed too many people. there needs to be burden sharing, and there also needs to be very, very rigorous enforcement of policies of assimilation, teaching people languages. i don't believe in segregating people into ghettos and elsewhere. i believe in allowing refugees to work so they can contribute, they can pay rent and do other things. but i think we sh

need such publicity, i understand if the attempt was organized on one of his protégés... the singer magdalenamber? well, the newspapers wrote about a maniac who wouldn't give a girl a break, so there was no maniac, there wasn't, there was a planned, paid advertising campaign in the press. it's clear, everyone does what they can. that's right. tell me, why did you stop working with bolotnikov? there were personal reasons for that. but still, i wouldn't like to talk about it. moreover, it has nothing to do with your case, in a nutshell, there was a young singer, zhenya signed a contract with her on very strict terms, they could have earned crazy money money, basically that's what happened, zhenya earned it, but without me, i didn't like his work style before, and that was the last straw, you can't work with people like that, survive until the last drop, and then throw them out like old furniture in the trash, in general, i left, we parted without quarrels, without mutual insults. "we are still grown-up business people, what kind of singer is this that we had to quarrel over her, i can see her,

be centres of crime and antisocial behaviour, to the point where a former prime minister of sweden, magdalena"segregation of immigrant communities "from established local communities has created "parallel societies, with our resources "for policing and social services too weak to cope." i mean, you're positive, but don't you look at what's happening? i look at it all the time and i talk about it in the book! i mean, one has to look at the evidence and one has to get... i mean, i myself, am the victim of mass discrimination, you know, against people in the pogroms and in eastern europe and forced migration. i get it. but the way to address it, i believe... and sweden has been remarkable in the past by being so welcoming, perhaps it welcomed too many people. there needs to be burden sharing, and there also needs to be very, very rigorous enforcement of policies of assimilation, teaching people languages. i don't believe in segregating people into ghettos and elsewhere. i believe in allowing refugees to work so they can contribute, they can pay rent and do other things. but i think we should als

published, edited by janka kupalo, designed by jazep drazdowicz, and financial support was provided by magdalenahe same year, konstancja bujlo wrote two plays, fern flower and present and past. since 1923. bujlo lived in moscow. in the thirties, due to the arrest of her husband, the poetess had to earn a living by working far from creative work. the status of the wife of an enemy of the people also did not contribute to the success of literary career. konstanciya builo worked at the agronom plant in the trust soyuz vedzaprom, but continued to write. she managed to publish several collections of poems in 1950, the second book svitanne. later, after rehabilitation. she began to be published more often, invited to film, awarded state awards. in 1968, she was awarded the title of honored worker of culture of the bssr. konstanciya builo lived in moscow for more than 60 years, but she was called one of the most talented belarusian poetesses of that time. her most famous work is poem i love, which became a song dedicated to belarus. konstanciya boila, poetess, changed. friends, meanwhile on our clock 8

magdalena radziwill.e same year, konstancja drazdovich, who provided financial support , bujlo wrote two plays: the fern flower and the present and the past. since 1923, konstancja bujlo lived in moscow. in the thirties, due to the arrest of her husband from exile, the poetess had to earn a living by doing something that was far from creative. the status of the wife of an enemy of the people also did not contribute to a successful literary career. konstanciya builo worked as an agronomist at the soyuz vedzaprom trust, but continued to write. she managed to publish several collections of poems in 1950, her second book svitanne. later, after her husband's rehabilitation, she began to be published more often, invited to film. she was awarded state awards. in 1968, she was awarded the title of honored worker of culture of the bssr. konstanciya builo lived in moscow for more than 60 years, but she was called one of the most talented belarusian poetesses of that time. her most famous work is the poem i love, wh