so that beacon, that shovel, that probe. so you had the beacon and so did your buddy. and he was able to essentially use his to find you. is that right? >> that's correct. yeah. everyone is wearing it. should be wearing an avalanche beacon and is transmitting a signal. so your your beacon went on is always transmitting a signal. and then in the case of an emergency like this, when an avalanche occurs, um, everyone in the party will go to search mode. and that way they can pick up a beacon that is transmitting a signal. um, and they usually are anywhere from 35, 30 to 50m, um, away. so that was how he was able to kind of locate me. and then, uh, take out his probe to, to probe the snow, because obviously, um, i was 12ft down, so he had to ensure that i was he was going to start digging with his shovel in the correct location. >> and then he was you know, kind of getting after it as quickly as he could. and then other folks from my understanding, essentially, who were also on the mountain that day, heard that call for help. they jumped into action to what was it like whe

these places become beacons _ tight squeeze at the moment. of _ tight squeeze at the moment. these places become beacons of hope - tight squeeze at the moment. these places become beacons of hope for those who live nearby. there are almost 300 of the space is not across the capital and what they usually do a start—up is a response to something like the cost of living crisis, but what they really become as the hub of the local community. people came because they were looking for warmth, that was the idea. they wouldn't be able to turn on the own, so they came for the heating but often they stayed for the meeting. heating but often they stayed for the meeting-— heating but often they stayed for the meetinu. ~ ,, , _,, the meeting. when you see the cost of livin: the meeting. when you see the cost of living crisis _ the meeting. when you see the cost of living crisis as _ the meeting. when you see the cost of living crisis as it _ the meeting. when you see the cost of living crisis as it is, _ the meeting. when you see the cost of living crisis

beacon-beacon, i am daring to receive. hold on, i'm a beacon at the reception.hthouse, i'm daring, write down the enemy's coordinates. they are approaching the ukrainian nationalists' supporters at an incredibly short distance. let's go out. no worries, we understood what we were getting into and we are working to the fullest, that is , we do everything that depends on us, it is important, even at the cost of our own lives, to convey accurate information for those already in the air, alligators are now taking to the sky. the k-52 has unique flight capabilities, and it was thanks to them that the helicopter pilots destroyed a huge amount of western armored vehicles in the zone of a special military operation. enemy targets in the serebryansky forestry area, the fighters worked in the central direction, russian artillery destroyed the military district, they are armed with long-range howitzers mstab. in just a minute and a half, the crew prepared the gun for battle and delivered several precise strikes. shot! large-caliber shells hit the ukrainian fortified the ar

of my soul scrap-georgette, my soul the beacon scrap-georgette, my soul the beacon and scrap georgettefirst, meet larisa dollina and garik zabelyan, moscow is running from boredom. and thousands of thoughts in the stream of people suffer and love each other, when the lights come on, you freeze your heart in your heart to where. spring and night are waiting for the helper of love, moscow is running in leaps and bounds, and thousands of thoughts in the stream of people suffer and love. moscow runs away from each other out of boredom, and thousands of thoughts in the stream of people suffer and love each other. masfe can't sleep until the morning, love brings you here the world is crazy, in the heart. a trace of happiness is visible , no one knows what the secret is, the black prince rules here at night, love throws dirt with feelings, people believe in luck only once, chance is looking for us, moscow is running rebounds. and thousands of thoughts in the stream of people suffer and love each other, moscow is running away from boredom, and thousands of thoughts in the stream of people suff

you can purchase the personal beacons but they just have to be registered.you are somebody that frequently goes hiking or boating, i would say having one of those is critical when it comes to any possible emergency situation. >> thank you so much. >>> a new law in the european union is forcing big tech companies to make some major changes. it is called the digital marks act. apple announced changes to comply with the law. users can change a default search engine to something other than safari like yahoo or being. non-apple companies will then be allowed to offer app stores. they will integrate with apple software to let them be download. apple says this will change the business of app development. >>> there is a few great debates in our time. coke or pepsi, renting versus buying. we will tackle that last wednesday night at 5:00. scott will be here with some new numbers about rental prices in the south bay and what that may mean for young people looking to own. it is good but maybe not great. >>> tonight we have a great story about not one but two acts of kin

we will give you a special beacon, it will help determine your location.k you. get into the car quickly, mr. commissioner, they are leaving. yak anton, we lost them, they found the beacon, then things are bad, i think anton will be able to give us a signal. i was introduced into sherkharn's circle. only a few people in our office know about this. that's why the vaids responded that way. let's say. i know what we should do. we 'll try to free ralph. he's probably at sherkharn's. and it depends only on you, anton. will he see tomorrow's sunrise? so what, shoot everyone? that would be quite like you. i suggest you go see him tomorrow. a criminal, first he shoots, then he thinks: do you know where i found him? i once bought him out of a thai prison where he was imprisoned for drug smuggling, now he doesn’t owe much so he may overdo it, i just told him to take the notebook and disappear, your father was at the wrong time, in the wrong place, i’m sorry, you will answer for the death of my father, ah... and anton, where is he? what's wrong with him now? if we rus

over too many things, a beacon to find our better angels. >> state senator dave cortez hopes this beacon, this statue sparks the questions of who this man was and why he is honored in this way. >> and when they ask the why question, hopefully i believe it will happen. the stories will come out like the dozen or more stories shared by the group of distinguished speakers thursday. >> for the man who now holds the same office, this statue of his predecessor has a living purpose . >> we want to show our gratitude and our thanks and honor him, but we really do it for us, for our kids, for our grandkids, for future generations. to say, hey, this is the best of humanity. this is what we can be. there are lessons that this great man and his story has to teach us at san jose mineta international airport, dustin dawsey, abc seven news all right, coming up, we're going to take you live to levi's stadium. >> sports anchor chris alvarez was at niners practice today. and we'll have an update on deebo samuel as the team prepares for sunday. abc seven news at five. we'll be right back. >> coming up toni

the beacons put more thought into their food. they are better informed and to make more wholesome food choices swell. how many studies over the years have shown that too much meat, especially processed meat is bad for your health. it's also been shown that a diet containing plant based foods, healthy or at university hospital in band we meet the body. the nutritionist is a senior physician and professor of nutrition and metabolism at the university of bound. in her daily work at the hospital, she notices time and time again. the positive effects of a vegan diet was adult while music in the very apparent and people's blood sugar levels. a woman with a much better profile is when people increase the amount of fiber they eat or fish, the narcotics falls at all. that comes automatically when you eat a healthy vegan diet on the nod and you can definitely see the positive effects on collector. all levels that come with the holes and i had a $450.00 fee bid click official plan secondary compounds play an important role. they come from v

larry: all right, so more material came out today from the "washington free beacon."ix new charges of plagiarism. seven of gay's 17 published works have already been impacted by the scanned darling. i'm reading this from the washington free beacon, a conservative website but a very reputable one i think. what about this? she will be a full faculty member, faced with all these charges of plagiarism. i didn't rise in academia the way you did. one i went to college in graduate school, if you page you arized. you were at least put out of college a year or two. maybe you would be expel all together. why is she getting a honeymoon on the faculty? >> i hope there will be a full investigation by an objective neutral group of scholars who have no dog in the fight. not anybody who defends her, defends the corporation, not anybody opposed to her but three or four major scholars. let them look and see if she warrants a suspension or warrants taking away from her honor professorships or the ultimate sanction, the end of, the end of tenure. it's very hard to take tenure away but i

i believe in the democracy movement and the united states should provided that beacon of i also believedemocracies do not get built b y foreign entities and we have proven that. we didn't build one for the iraqis or the afghans know just because of the end of world war ii, we were ablede to see democracies in west germany and japan doesn't mean we should take too much personal credit. i think to a great extent, the organization and the determination we've got to give them credit. they were determined to take the opportunity and to control their own peaceful countries. if we have a little bit more humility, let's accept a country, continue to be a beacon of light but don't assume it's been functioning. by the way i give credit to the british. they did build a system that for the people to this day is the cornerstone. >> the government h■as chosen to adopt a policy. in the maritime and pacific built and rode initiative so if i come back to the question i asked at the beginning, do you think the policy needs some changes, do you think it is working or anything we should do differently? >>

our application uses special beacon beacons, and we place them on the audience; they serve as landmarkss device is currently located. a similar application is being written for other universities and the local botanical garden. several research groups at the university are working on issues related to navigation. one of them, working on the autopilot system, is perhaps the most memorable. ducky town - a training ground simulating a small the city, in the role of the inhabitants of the ducks, who are busy with quite ordinary, city affairs, we built this laboratory last year and here in luthi, this. the largest laboratory in terms of area in russia and here we are modeling a smart city, and ducky town, that is, a city for ducks, it is called because this idea in general for this project, it arose from our design colleagues, and we accepted this business from them, according to robots ply the roads, these three-wheeled babies are used to work out algorithms that do not allow, for example, a car to run over a pedestrian, you demonstrated how... the algorithm processes critical situations: a

what kind of beacon is this?kfast is finished in the car, lech, listen, well, i found everything, you’re just handsome, you tricked me into a computer game after him, but why not? what about the beetle, he’ll be back now, and sentsova no, let this coffee lover call me, listen , i have one idea why sentsov came to the bank, but i don’t like it at all, well, that’s right, he withdrew money for the ransom, lech , in short, call the beetle, let him blow behind the beacon me, that's it, come on. “all the apologies later, senzo put the money in a hiding place, which means the criminals will come for it anyway, bim and i will wait for them here, little by little, but isentsov cannot be left unattended, i understand, i understand, makar, this time even the kids got sick did a hundred, well?" " don't miss it now, hold it, it's not useful, recount, vanya's death will be your fault, calm down, read on, it just arrived, you brought the cops, you don't want... your daughter to live, if you hadn't hidden the information, i wou

beacon, beacon, i am daring at the reception, daring, i am a beacon at the reception. write down the coordinates enemy. they are approaching the supporter of the ukrainian nationalists at an incredibly short distance. we go out, it happens in different ways, sometimes at 30 m, sometimes at 500 m. that is, it all depends on the task, it all depends on where, where we were sent to work. yeah, we're working. simultaneously with the departure of the advanced group of aircraft controllers , the so-25 pair also takes to the skies. the threat of ukrainian nationalists, they approach enemy fortifications at the lowest possible altitude, at low level, in order to clear the way for our assault units on the ground with powerful blows. handsome men su-25 or rooks, a powerful assault vehicle that is equally good at destroying fortified areas with manpower and enemy equipment. they usually work in pairs ; at this time, aircraft controllers, being only a few hundred meters from the enemy, essentially cause fire almost themselves, constantly being in touch with the pilots, therefore,

belarus is a beacon, it blada for me is more mature, more wise. will bring good luck and a lot of moneybals are only available here in the settings, i will also try to play them, viktoria popletnikova plays, organsed, playfully, they play, and the soul of the blue eye is people, and well, it’s the same principle as these fire shows, yes, this fire show. 100 brave guys gathered in our studio, each of them has a question for an adult: taking off a rocket is like taking off an airplane, what is scarier for you, launching or landing? on air news is now with you tatyana nikrasova, hello, today is personnel day at the palace of independence, new ones. more than a dozen people received positions. thus, the vacancy of the head of the main economic department of the minister has been filled.

he came in saying it was a beacon of hope i saying it was a beacon of hope for asylum _ saying it was beacon of hope for asylum seekers but - saying it was a beacon of hope for asylum seekers but he's i for asylum seekers but he's tried — for asylum seekers but he's tried to _ for asylum seekers but he's tried to get _ for asylum seekers but he's tried to get a _ for asylum seekers but he's tried to get a deal- for asylum seekers but he's tried to get a deal through. tried to get a deal through congress _ tried to get a deal through congress now— tried to get a deal through congress now that - tried to get a deal through congress now that would i tried to get a deal through i congress now that would free tried to get a deal through - congress now that would free up ukraine — congress now that would free up ukraine aid — congress now that would free up ukraine aid but— congress now that would free up ukraine aid but get— congress now that would free up ukraine aid but get money- congress now that would free up ukraine aid but get money to - ukraine aid but get money to spend — ukraine

turn your beacons on, go to search >> reporter: you can hear the screams after the wall of snow barreled down utah's american fork canyon. underneath it all 60-year-old bob tillotson, who was riding his snowmobile >> how many? how many >> one i know of i'm not sure >> reporter: within minutes another group of snowmobilers race to the rescue >> oh, my gosh >> reporter: using avalanche beacons pinpointing bob's exact location >> get the snow out of the way >> get it so he can breathe. get it so he can breathe >> reporter: you can see them using fingers and shovels to clear snow from bob's helmet >> hang on don't you dare [ bleep ] give up >> reporter: dustin sweeten was there trying frantically to get the man out. >> the snow was packed around his mouth, his nose, everything. he had no room in there to breathe at all he was kind of a purple color and he was not responsive. >> reporter: he estimates the man had been buried for ten minutes. longer than most survive >> anybody know him? >> reporter: it's at that moment dustin realizes he's rescuing his own friend >> he's bob tillotson. >> til

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our application uses special beacon beacons, and we place them on the audience; they serve as landmarksstand where the user’s device is currently located. a similar application is being written for other universities and the local botanical garden, with questions related to navigation. several research groups at the university are working at once, one of them, working on the autopilot system, perhaps has the most memorable mascot or mascot. ducky town - a training ground simulating a small city, in the role of duck residents. that they are busy with quite ordinary city affairs. we built this laboratory last year here in lati, it is the largest laboratory in terms of area in russia and we are modeling a smart city here. ducky town, that is, a city for ducks, it is called because this idea in general for this project, it arose from our colleagues, and we took over this business from them. robots ply the roads. these three-wheeled babies are used to develop algorithms that prevent, for example, a car from running over. on a pedestrian, you demonstrated how the algorithm processes a critica

belarus is a beacon; for me it has a more mature, wiser tradition, a large civilizational reserve ofhere must be a clear picture of the world so that no illusions, promises, promises of very cunning politicians, figures, especially western ones, can cloud the reality. the project is objective. don't miss new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel. our region through the eyes of foreigners. i am very happy that minsk is a clean green city and a safe city, this is now being noted even by those artists who foreigners come to our circus. when we flew here for the first time, what i noticed was that the air was crystal clear, i wanted to drink it. how did they end up in belarus and why did they stay here ? i was born in the city of vilnius, the capital of lithuania, then my family moved. a person feels like a person, i am interested in belarus, i am interested in getting to know new people, and i am sure that i will be comfortable here in this country, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, good morning belarus. good morning belarus, good morning!

well, my motto is, rob the loot, there is no image, oh well, but the beacon, the beacon works, well,orks as bankers, well, this is, so to speak, the basic level, or... the right call from the police, vova just has a rough voice, like a wolf from a helmet, when a client calls, he immediately believes that only a policeman can have such a voice, oh, they let their tails down, a new girl has appeared, hello, as you already understood, any doctor, it’s me, fireworks , i’m inga, the new girl, and this is kostya the driver, but he ’s silent with us, but your mouths won’t shut, which means today is a school day, teach her call clients and communicate with them correctly, but what, how to call? i can’t get a connection right away, we only call through computers, we can’t get a connection and he’s doing the right thing, the boss installed a jammer for us yesterday, for which we thank him very much, otherwise we ’ve almost been detected a couple of times, well, of course, our call driver is always on the move, well, there is no such thing as too much security, and now i’m off to work, working

. >> just like a beacon coming through the snow. you see a chicken. >> a little cold to be in a chicken suit. >> it was with other humans, though. >> a beacon? hopefully the chicken suit had a lot of insulation. it was really coupled. whoever they are, the consensus is, everyone would like to know more about this bird. better the chicken suit than the birthday suit. >> i would say so. it is just a casual walk. it is like, i mean, is it performance art? >> i don't think so. >> could be alcohol. >> did you know a chicken is related to a dinosaur? yeah, but is this one? >> well, you have to ask him. he probably has a lot of time on his hands >> does not appear to be in a hurry. casual walk. >> we will be casually walking out of the studio. stephen colbert is up next, have a good night (upbeat music)

last certainly enough time to develop their own culture language and even physical appearance and to beacons. and then also want to seek this is also want to see the differences between these 2 groups were quite obvious, honest from the new forced to europe's original inhabitants were hunters, the, the new immigrants had been farmers for several generations. the. ready the hunters and gatherers left behind little archaeological evidence. the later they probably migrated to less fertile regions, perhaps near newly populated areas. along the coast of northern europe, they found rich fishing ground and decided to settle the the . here in the coney model region on the west coast of ireland, archaeologists are researching this key transitional phase. this is the only mountains of this type of party most stretching coast here. so this is clearly a very significant place to his arrived in the landscape. it's likely to be much bigger in the past of so underneath the show, the shows pointing to the seasonal occupation side as part of a season, the round of living on the shore. here we have all the sh

the beacons put more thought into their food, they are better informed and to make more wholesome food choices all swell. how many studies over the years have shown that too much meat, especially processed meat is bad for your health. it's also been shown that a diet containing plant based foods as healthy or as universe of the hospital in band. we meet the body. the nutritionist is a senior physician and professor of nutrition and metabolism at the university of bound in her daily work at the hospital. she notices time and time again, the positive effects of a vegan diet. so that when we use a very apparent and people's blood sugar levels fairly close with a much better profile is when people increase the amount of fiber they eat, the fish, the nordics falls. that all that comes automatically when you eat a healthy vegan diet, like on the nod, and you can definitely see the positive effects on cluster all levels that come with who's not had a positive dc bid click official plan, secondary compounds play an important role. they come from vegetables, fruits like you are nuts and gift pl

the beacon diet is trending. some people swear by it but is a strict speaking diet necessarily healthier? we off the scientist tomorrow today. in 90 minutes on d w, the 1st is one of sam williams and he knows how to use this not to me. this god knows about energy in a way that these as much structures have no idea. it's been pretty clear, especially of late often can be the printer. what does it look behind the facade of this image of john gus from russia's political web in the us february, 3rd on dw. so you don't think and feel the same way you expect. and one different thing is from life than your parents. i just want to pursue was that's my thought. or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stop in port is not. i want my son to the doctor. joe in the clubs. it's time to to vehicle your generation was a sleep us, i'm them when generation is that in this way dw says kind of fun, it feels like therapy. the watching dw new was coming to live from berlin. a new round of strikes on who's

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. >> just like a beacon coming through the snow.>> a little cold to be in a chicken suit. >> it was with other humans, though. >> a beacon? hopefully the chicken suit had a lot of insulation. it was really coupled. whoever they are, the consensus is, everyone would like to know more about this bird. better the chicken suit than the birthday suit. >> i would say so. it is just a casual walk. it is like, i mean, is it performance art? >> i don't think so. >> could be alcohol. >> did you know a chicken is related to a dinosaur? yeah, but is this one? >> well, you have to ask him. he probably has a lot of time on his hands >> does not appear to be in a hurry. casual walk. >> we will be casually walking out of the studio. stephen colbert is up next, have a good night >> a school district in florida has pulled dictionaries from their library shelves because they "describe sexual conduct." according to the report, the dictionaries' definitions of words such as "sex" will potentially put them in violation of florida law which placed restric

the beacons put more thought into their food. they are better informed and to make more wholesome food choices. while how many studies over the years have shown that too much me, especially processed meat is bad for your health. it's also been shown that a diet containing plan based foods, this healthy or at the university hospital in band we meet via bobby. the nutritionist is a senior physician and professor of nutrition and metabolism at the university of bound in her daily work at the hospital. she notices time and time again. the positive effects of a vegan diet was adult while musa, very apparent in people's blood sugar levels. a woman with a much better profile is when people increase the amount of fiber they eat or fish the narcotics for us and all that comes automatically when you eat a healthy vegan diet, like on the nod. and you can definitely see the positive effects on collector all levels coming through the course. and i had a $450.00 fee bid. click official plan. secondary compounds play an important role . they co

of emergency locator beacon. fire moved resources and personnel to help with rescue efforts as well. meanwhile the placer county sheriff's office says the avalanche debris field is approximately 150ft wide. 450ft long, and ten feet deep. the mass of snow came down at an expert run known as ct 22, an area for the most advanced skiers and boarders. now here's one of the emergency calls to dispatch traffic from palisades tahoe ski patrol. there's a slide at the mountain with subjects buried. >> an update is that we have significantly more possible burials or victims than originally intended are accounted for. >> now, this morning, the sierra avalanche center issued an alert about a strong winter storm entering the tahoe area today, bringing intense, intense snowfall and gale force winds. it warned that the avalanche danger would quickly increase today, with avalanches occurring in areas in a variety of areas. this afternoon and this afternoon. i also spoke with an experienced mountaineer who lives in the tahoe area.

we've got a 93 percent of satellites and lower for, but leveraging slingshot beacon today to the conflict, their space, flight operations, and ensure that they don't have any critical conjunctions. but slingshot is not working with a complete data set. the world satellite operators from the us to china is currently not operating under a cooperative and standardized space traffic management system. today, national and regional entities wanting to space activities with different sets of standards, best practices, definitions, languages, and modes of inter operability. for the past 5 years, the secure world foundation has gathered leaders from the private space sector and the world's governments in an attempt to foster coordination. last year they met new york, the under secretary general for policy at the united nations. guy ryder gave the opening keynote address if we cannot agree on how to coordinate space traffic management, we risk both of safety and the sustainability of space through accidents that will lead to the destruction of all bits and worryingly, the breach of peace and securi

, this is when a citizen stole a car, used it so that the car could not be tracked by gps, a beacon thatar, now the unlucky thief is back in pre-trial detention, a crime, but what kind, what do you want they presented it, they said, you are guilty... and this is another interesting case, also in moscow, this lover of beautiful races stole a premium car worth 25 million rubles directly from a car wash. so tell me, how did you end up here? what car? lamborghini o why did you steal it? i wanted to go for a ride, i thought it was a gift for me, i was on drugs. and already this year in the capital there was a hijacking while in handcuffs. an alleged drug courier named umar suda was caught with a batch of prohibited substances on the way from the airport at a gas station and managed to jump behind the wheel of a customs service car and raced away. the police had already found an abandoned car at marsud, who was hiding in a trash can. by the way, they took the trail from the cameras. today this is one of the main means of combating hijackings. so they monitor the situation on the roads around t

at the beginning of the war there was a terrible situation, remember, even in kyiv, in apartments, beaconsigence, all this horror then contributed to the aggressor's launch of missiles. terrorist feats, strikes on kyiv and not only on cities of ukraine, and then also on the energy infrastructure. therefore, i believe that such a special operation, which ended successfully, when the saboteur... and on the territory of ukraine , sabotage equipment was detained, neutralized, seized, including these trackers, but most importantly , russian military intelligence, which was behind sent by this saboteur, the russian officers who did it were discovered, and now the ukrainian special services are discovering a network connected with such activities, which sat down or. went to the parcel or from the territory of the republic of belarus, or from the territory of other countries. it is very important for us to understand that any professional, counterintelligence officer will tell you that there is no such day or night when they get up and talk and everything is fine, but now we have cleared everyone,

so i click beacon agriculture work without the use of animal personalizes. and how do you make sure it's done right? the that's i know, coming up on tomorrow today, d, w, science. the deep sea begins at 200 meters below sea level fuse bases can survive. and these mucky icey voices with the pressure increases with every meter at a depth of full 1000 maces, full 100 kilos. the pressure of her square centimeter. this is where manganese know deals. i found the appetite is size, mineral deposits that cover this event. mining them could provide much needed rule materials for the energy transition. but that would have dire consequences for the fragile ecosystem. the there are sea creatures living, 5000 meters deep among these manganese nationals that covered the sea bed. many of them have yet to be identified. it's a habitat that's evolved over millions of years, skipped guns. but see, there's a specific organism such as carlos and sponges mean manganese nodules as a habitat to provide on friends. in turn, these provide to have type for marine phonics, such as brut

as a minister until the 30th year, although i have doubts, how quickly ministers change, this was a beaconraine had to fulfill in order to receive 2.3 billion, so she fulfilled it, she will receive money, what will be implemented from it, well, me to be honest, i have great doubts that this strategy, therefore discussing what is right and what is wrong, can... be criticized for a long time, and most likely it will be another strategy that ukraine made in order to receive money from the international monetary fund, and it is unlikely that it will be real. mr. mykhailo, serhii marchenko, the minister of finance, you mentioned him , said that the strategy will be implemented in stages, but the main thing is that it will work when, maybe, maybe i won't say literally, when there will be trust of ukrainian businesses in the tax system, in the customs system. will generally be trust, well, this phrase is so banal, because everyone talks about trust, but how in practice? you understand, there was a question not only about trust, there was a question about... the fact that the tax authority first o

fearlessly confronted israel's hegemony in the region, challenging its oppressive grip and igniting beacon of hope for the oppressed palestinians, yearning for liberation. sulaimani's support. for hamas stands as a testament to his belief in justice and his pursuit of freedom for all subjugated peoples. the islamic resistance movement hamas condemns the crime that was done by the united states of america by assassinating the iranian major military commander qasim sulaymani who had a prominent and manifest role in supporting the palestinian cause and resistance. this crime expresses the american debaucherry in the region and violation of the sovereign. in the face of israeli siege and restrictions, sulaimani's support for the resistance movement in gaza led by hamas proved crucial in fortifying their resolve and strengthening their capabilities by providing invaluable expertise, he empowered the resistance movement to confront israel's oppressed. pigemmany, reviving glimmers of hope for the besieged palestinians, yearning for liberation and establishment of their own independent country. su

time, but he was again sent to ukraine through belarus to the rivne region, he got there and placed beacons there to see if these trackers are gps, yes for guided. on energy facilities in the region, how do you assess the current situation with the fight against russian saboteurs, how many of them appear on the territory of ukraine, do they manage to track everyone, the security service of ukraine, well, probably the military or military counter-intelligence, well , at least, what are the results in terms of the fight against saboteurs, because in the first month... these wars we have heard a lot about saboteurs and we know that there were many saboteurs on the territory of ukraine, what is happening now? yes, at the beginning of the war there was a terrible situation, you remember, even in kyiv. in apartments, beacons, lighting, all this horror then contributed to the aggressor's use of rocket and terrorist weapons, strikes on kyiv and not only on the cities of ukraine, but also on the energy infrastructure. therefore, i believe that such a special operation, which ends successfully, when

the beginning of the war there was a terrible situation, you remember, even in kyiv, in apartments, beacons, lighting, all this horror then contributed to the aggressor. missile, terrorist attacks, strikes on kyiv and not only on the cities of ukraine, but also on the energy infrastructure. therefore, i believe that such a special operation, which ended successfully, when a saboteur on the territory of ukraine was detained, neutralized, and sabotage equipment was removed equipment, including these trackers, but most importantly, russian military intelligence was identified and exposed, which was behind... behind the trap of this saboteur, the russian officers who did it were discovered, as it continues, now the ukrainian special services are discovering a network connected with such activities that started or were planned before sending, either from the territory of the republic of belarus or from the territory of other countries. it is very important for us to understand that any professional, counterintelligence officer will tell you that there is no such day or night when they stand up a

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the citizen used this device, this is a mobile cellular signal and gps beacons, when the citizen stoleat the car could not be tracked using gps, a beacon that may have been installed in the car. now the unlucky thief is back in jail. i'm in detention, what kind? what they presented to you is what they said. do you admit your guilt? and this is another interesting case, also in moscow. this lover of beautiful races stole a premium car worth 25 million rubles straight from the car wash. well, tell me how you ended up here, driving a car, what car? lamborghini, why did you steal it? i wanted to go for a ride, i thought it was a gift for me, i was on drugs. and already this year in the capital there was a hijacking while in handcuffs; an alleged drug courier named umarsuda was caught with a shipment of prohibited substances on the way from the airport at a gas station and managed to jump behind the wheel of a company car. finished service and rushed off wherever his eyes looked. the police had already found an abandoned car at marsud, who was hiding in a trash can. by the way, the trail wa

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by scandal, i am reading this from the washington free beacon. why what about this? a full faculty member, faced with these changes of plai plai-- plagiarism, when i went to school and you plagiarized and called out, you were out of school, why does he get she get a honeymoon. >> i hope there will be a full investigation by an objective natural group of scholars who do not have day dog in the fight. you know 3 or 4 major into wischolars let them look to see if she warrants a suspension or one of her honorific professor ships or end of contin tenure, i it is hard to take tenure away, i like her as a person, i met her a couple of times, she would be a decent teacher, my personal hope is she is allowed to remain on but depends on the degree of th the plagiarism for she, that put me over the time she plagiarized her acknowledgments, she could not even write from her heart. there was a spoof that she flaij plaigirrized her resignation statement, i don't know that is true. her testimony in congress was scripted for her by a bunch of lawyers, it did not

of freedom and democracy is the beacon of human rights. and yet america's economy. one cancelling those goals of peace in the middle east, often more than 22000 civilians have been killed. pull, let me, let me, let me pull you out on something you mentioned a moment ago. israel has previously dismissed this lawsuit as baseless and as chosen, as you know to fight the case in court. but the international court of justice is affiliated, as you said, with united nations as a months now poll, we continue to see how israel ignores the un and it's directives. so at the end of the day, do you think the i c j much like the you when, when the trying to deal with this reality is just going to be, i don't know, inputs and perhaps in your mind. so be assumed about what you know, i think everybody's looking for is an escape route user of having to be fired, the wall defy the un. what is the parts of the fab? uh the us now also been looking for a, with our problem with the same is the terms that are going on now telling us the defense. and uh, i do have

fearlessly confronted israel's hegemony in the region, challenging its oppressive grip, and igniting beacon of hope for the oppressed palestinians, yearning for liberation. sulaimani's support for hamas stands as a testament to his belief in justice and his. pursuit of freedom for all subjugated peoples, the islamic resistance movement hamas condemns the crime that was done by the united states of america by assassinating the iranian major military commander rasim sulaimani who had a prominent and manifest role in supporting the palestinian cause and resistance. this crime expresses the american debatchery in the region and violation of the sovereignty of arab countries. it is a way to astur the sport and tension in the region. support for the resistance movement in gaza, led by hamas, proved crucial in fortifying their resolve and strengthening their capabilities. by providing invaluable expertise, he empowered the resistance movement to confront israel's oppressive higem, reviving glimmers of hope for the besieged palestinians. yearning for liberation and establishment of their own indepe

i believe that the united states should provide that beacon of light for democracy, but i also believemocracies do not get built by foreign entities, and we've proven that. we didn't build one for the■ian. we didn't build one for the iraqis. we didn't build one for the afghans. just because at the end of world war ii we were able to see democracies in west germany and democracies in japan occur, doesn'tsonal credit for it. i think to a great extent the organization and the determination of both the japanese people, the italians, i don't want to leave them out, and the chairman's, we've got to give them credit. they were d to take the opportunity and to control their own peaceful count humility, then i think we go back to let's accept a country from where it is, continue to help it, continue to be a beacon of light but don't assume that anytime we built a democracy it's been functioning. by the way, our give credit to the british. you threw them out of india, but they did leave a system and a belief the people that to this day is still the cornerstone of white india is a successful demo

in your opening statement that this strategy was carried out as one of the landmarks, as one of the beaconsor receiving another tranche of the international monetary fund, that is, money will be given. oh, you said it right, when marchenko was asked the day before yesterday there was a meeting with the minister of finance, the head of the tax committee, well, he is a young guy, i hope that he will finish his work as a minister by the age of 30, although i doubt how quickly ministers change, this there was a beacon that ukraine had to fulfill in order to receive 1.3 billion, so she fulfilled it, she will receive money, which will be implemented. well, to be honest, i seriously doubt that this is a strategy, so let's discuss what is and what is not yes, it can be criticized for a long time, and most likely it will be another strategy that ukraine made in order to get money from the international monetary fund, and it is unlikely to be successful. mr. mykhailo, but serhiy marchenko, the minister of finance, you mentioned him , said that the strategy will be implemented in stages, but the main

we've got a 93 percent of satellites and lower for, but leveraging slingshot beacon today to d conflict their space flight operations and ensure that they don't have any critical conjunctions. but slingshot is not working with a complete data set. the world satellite operators from the us to china is currently not operating under a cooperative and standardized space traffic management system. today, national and regional entities wanting to space activities with different sets of standards, best practices, definitions, languages, and modes of inter operability. for the past 5 years, the secure world foundation has gathered leaders from the private space sector and the world's governments in an attempt to foster coordination. last year they met new york, the under secretary general for policy at the united nations. guy ryder gave the opening keynote address if we cannot agree on how to coordinate space traffic management, we risk both the safety and the sustainability of space through accidents that will lead to the destruction of all bits and worryingly, the breach of peace and security

"the washington free beacon" was the one pointing out this plagiarism based on shoe leather reportinghe washington post" could have done i."t but "the washington free beacon" is the one who did. >> it is not a surprise she claims she is a victim of racism after this moral implosion and this countless examples of plagiarism and some made by blacholak scholars and it is stl racism. itss g was not racism that costt the job. it was racism that got you theg? job.e any white person had her pedigree, they would not be running a school of fish. this is the problem with di and esg. it destroys. if you designate a small group out of a larger general population as the preferred higher, you force every recruiter to go to that select group and the supply cannot mees demand.orce it is a math problem. you are forced to hire what isdr left, even if they are not qualified or competent. you choose that candidate overab somebody else.co that choice makes it harder for places like harvard and any a other company to fire somebody,. even if they were right for firing. it is not her fault. the system awarde