it's up to you as the eyes of control center to see that each report tells control center just it needs to know. now let's see how good warden would do the job. the air raid warning is sound. enemy planes are overhead overhead. and. a working place. now that's position of occurrence. 237 fremont street near elm avenue high explosive line. no gas. casualties. this what? it must be home this time of night with those three kids. the house casualties for fire. yes. getting bigger on. damage to main. just the overhead one account not explode none. unexploded bombs, no i'm. 110 services on the spot. two more policemen, no other coming yet. remarks finally put all the bad. after carefully checking the damage, the warden goes to the nearest designated room or to report whichever is quick. hello, tom, what happened? i quoted the little. control center. all right, damage zone. sector 17. don't say sector seven. state receive with report 2372. man street near elm avenue. three seven fremont street near elm avenue five. both the bomb and incendiary high explosive and incendiary casualties. four tra

if you're in favor of rent control i think i can have a pro-rent control and support state laws that does that make sense i'm happy to continue and i'm sure we'll be discussing this. >> motion to continue supervisor ronen. thank you. so flabbergasted and i have to - chime. and the reason i grew up in a rent controlled section and born in 1975 and didn't have three rent controlled apartment she wouldn't my dad would have been homeless bus you have our shitty rent controlled apartment in los angeles now costs double the amounts for the people that move in any father didn't end up homeless on the street that is real. when the state limits our ability as local legislators to impact rent control for people means and people end up homeless homeless on the streets that could be me and my family that is person to me the fact issuing detransportation authority the plain language of the law for those are we in trump land saying a fact is not a fact and all the legislative says that it was read on the state may not maintain or expand residential rent control they can't limit united states from

but what we can control, we can control behavior, these are different practices and we can control relationshipsthe practice of gratitude through our relationships, we tune our brain, we we focus our attention on the positive in this. the next time we encounter something, we will automatically try to understand why we are grateful for it. well, as einstein said, the most important question that each of us must answer for ourselves is whether the world is dangerous or the world is favorable, this is the practice of gratitude, it allows us to see the favorableness in this world, because it affects our strategy. if the world is dangerous, we close ourselves off, we do not develop, we withdraw into ourselves; if the world is safe, we are grateful to it, we see opportunities, we see people, we see... joy, we see something positive, in the end we become a little happier from the point of view of effective management, for example, of a team or a sports team, because very often there are such strategies when a person needs to be kept , what is called in good shape, yes, when you need to introduce such a

i'm still of the arms control association. i'm very pleased today to welcome our keynote speaker who is special assistant president seat arms control disarmament not counsel. i think it's one the most experienced people we could have serving critical role at the white house at this critical time. sessions at the department of state bureau verification and compliance which has eight new name but i prefer the old name. involved in issues related to implementation of the new strategic arms action treaty. we controversy to save the inf treaty, talks with russia more recently he has been involved in the issues of problems related to the outer really. implementation of the presidents nuclear review, discussion after alec's for theran nuclear file develop and it arms options and strategies, just to name a few. we have invited him to join us today to update you out sins for arms control. you might consider this to be something of a follow-up to the delivered last year at the arms-control associate white house national advisor soul ven

. >> flight control. go. >> ccq. . >> come. you will billickals. >> go. >> e.c.s.. >> g. >> redline monitor. >> go. >> upsafety manager. >> go. >> u.l. safety officer. >> g. >> vehicle system engineer. >> go. >> anomaly chief. >> go. >> range coordinator. >> cleared to proceed. >> flight director. >> houston flight is■= go. >> starlineer. >> starlineer, go. >> launch director. >> you have permission to launch. >> proceeding with the count. alc verified t0 is e. 15 zulu. >> verified. starlineer net is clear. >> thank you, l.c. for everybody listening, just a thought. we were talking to the pod we saw many american flags. many of you were waiving flags at us. as we reached the pod, we looked up and there is an american flag on the side of the white room. also one on the side of the rocket itself. we know that that represents unity and resilience. and unified efforts for the common good. that's what sonny and i have witnessed this last month. each of you displaying what this nation's forefathers envisioned. people committed to god

but others were attracted to population control movement for different reasons. war, congress believed that in poorer nations, if people had more, they would be poorer and more and more open. the kind of solicitations of the soviet union on college campuses population control was often synonymous with an emerging envinmen movement. the idea that more people will consume more resto environmentar more climate change, and many feminists on college campus saw population as a way to talk abrights for women. so you often had a big, diverse movement, sometimes but agreein, and abortion had to change. there was a pretty vibrantdebatk community to some leaders of the black power movement like brown, pictured here argued that abortion and birth control both were strategies for what he called black genocide. and there were two flavors of this argument. one provided that abortion, birth control were trying to reduce the size of the black community at a time the black community needed numbers to fight for civil■y■hargument prot people offered in thetion and cn solutions to po

this is a part of the freedom control women's bodies. and along with that comes to the level of she, you know, even in the, your lead in talking about her own. sure. it implies that there is some level of i'm assuming that is going on, people are running wild and needing to have abortions to 2 reasons. so of the she of them having freedom to have sex with whatever they choose. but isn't that what sexual freedom is? so just say is the ability to run around and have sex with wherever you choose and not facing the consequences for it's about not facing any consequences. and everyone has the consequences for the, for the decisions that they make. but the, the talking points and the republic give sort of work is that people should be shade and punished for having sex. and they should go ahead and have these because that's what they deserve. if they decide to have sex and that doesn't do anything, but she, when they blame women and bring children into the world who are going to be left in the world where republicans over the last 2 years have

state control checks show frequent violations of food preparation technology, including lack of raw materials; such facts , for example, were established in 18 of the 29 inspected schools in bobruisk. in some places , the problem of lack of demand for certain dishes persists; it is clear that part of the prepared food goes to waste. in the current one. during the academic year , the situation in more than 240 schools in our country, including in the regions, was studied, out of 242 schools inspected, 216 violations were identified, recommendations and orders were issued for all violations to eliminate violations, to restore order in this part, and information about the identified shortcomings is also sent to the government and local authorities for response measures, but the river has not yet been fixed, for example, strict control over the quality and safety of products is not always ensured, but the figures confirm , the number of violations is decreasing, but the task is to eradicate them as much as possible, especially since a common cause of shortcomings is the human factor. as an exampl

and purchase a safe and effective birth control option.his republican bill creates a priority designation for over-the-counter birth control options to encourage the fda to act quickly. i'm encouraged that as of.: this year t first but the only over-the-counter option on the market has been approved. having just one over-the-counter product on the market is just a starting point. we need more effective for womd women in rural areas women facing domestic violence. in addition my bill brings much-needed transparency and accountability in federal spending to better understand where gaps are occurring and also too ensure dollars areo sug women and families. it will take a 15 year look back at dollar amounts the contraception reimbursement inventory stocking providing education efforts to help better inform us as lawmakers and you ask taxpayers on where and how our money is being. madam president i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar for went eight s. 4447. further that the bill be considered

the last 20 seconds that he was flying, he was without control, he has a 20-minute flight function inhe crushed, the last values ​​​​on the sticks, he was flying there, so the operator had no chance of getting in, a very important moment for any mobile device. closer to the line of combat contact, vehicles travel on not the most smooth front-line roads, to put it mildly, including the tetrader mount andrei tested for several weeks in his own zone, how it withstands roads, potholes and so on, well, we see everything, precisely in this is the whole task, that is, i set it to myself, in general i drive along the most evil roads, there is a beautiful road from debaltsevo towards bakhmata, that's it. i know, well , actually, right there at a decent speed, with good overloads, which means we are testing all this, there is a moment there, we need to strengthen some kind of bolted connection, install other magnets, well, in general, this is all just cosmetics , everything else works, this is the main thesis that we received after two weeks of testing, the most important thing for us is that i

checked, this is in the warehouse, we also have a separate microbiological laboratory for incoming controltch is also carried out there raw materials that require special microbiological control, checks, this is dairy raw materials, butter, butter, milk, cottage cheese, the laying of raw materials according to the recipe for each product is controlled by shifting engineering technologists in the process of directly monitoring the technological production of products. for finished products, tests are carried out in accordance with the production control scheme, and microbiological tests are also carried out for finished products, these are necessarily confectionery products, then we control humidity, acidity, these are bakery products products. development of new names, new products, proposals are received from managers, from the sales and marketing department, we ourselves also follow the latest trends. used in our enterprise, this is flour, salt, yeast, water. flour is supplied to the enterprise, wheat rye, seeded rye, peeled rye flour, premium wheat flour, first grade and second grade ar

you can have joint statements focused on controlling behaviors rather than controlling weapons. shameless self-promotion. i have an article in foreign affairs on this. and so, it's not about rejecting arms-control altogether, it's about changing what arms-control, what we think arms-control looks like and we wanted to achieve. one other point in this, i hadn't brought it up yet but i think it's a really important one the npt is also arms- control. when we have these conversations about, maybe another nato ally would help develop an independent nuclear weapon, the surveys coming out of south korea -- we have this conversation, we have to also talk about the npt. i believe the npt is pretty weak at the moment i also think we are lucky to have it and we should do everything we can to preserve and protect it. with that said, nato and nato's nuclear members in particular have to stay committed to arms- control because they will be held accountable in npt. there are number of countries in npt that recognize, arms- control is dead so what are you doing for article 6? to maintain the np

however, arms-control of the future will look very different from arms-control of the past. i am not something we should be ourselves to something that looks like start or new start or to 19. we need to take a more expansive approach when thinking about arms-control. arms-control as we know is dead. i asked some folks on the pony team to look at what arms- control agreements from the cold where era are still in place and have not been soiled by russia and it is a short list. you can count on one hand. arms-control as we know it, it is really not a thing anymore. one of those was the seabed treaty. no disrespect to the seabed treaty but that is not technically the type of arms- control we are particularly interested in right now. with that said, arms-control is not just legally binding, verifiable treaties. think of arms-control as informal agreements, things like the incidents at c agreement, which, in terms of crisis communication and trying to avoid escalation, that is a really great example of the direction of travel i think we could be moving in. other examples might be

a joint project of the state control committee of a television news agency in control president, watchn the evening broadcast. the situation with the provision of medical services in the regions should not be compromised under control. capital level, which the head of state constantly emphasizes: medical care for residents of the pinsk region has now become more accessible ; a car has appeared in the central district clinic for conducting on-site medical examinations. belarusbank made a contribution to strengthening the material and technical base of healthcare. a special mini-office on wheels - a gift for medical worker's day in the framework of charitable social project vector of kindness. such a car plays a big role in ensuring this transport accessibility. both doctors and specialists, as well as those manipulations and examinations that we need to do for the population, since the main task of the villagers is to ensure the food security of the country, the head of state has set the task not to distract them from work at such a serious time, but to ensure the maximum possible oppor

or have fallen back under ukrainian control, in other words, the russians are clearly not succeedednitial offensive and lost many tanks. the red part of the map has already completely come under russian control, we just saw that these red areas were bombed again by the russians. this means that there is still a dynamic situation in this area, according to various sources, they have already taken control of it. for the last few months the russians have been trying to carry out a frontal attack here, trying to advance through ivanovo and kalinovo around the yar clock. bye, that the russians were only entrenched here in this small area and were trying to advance from the north and south, and it worked very well, for example, in bakhmut, it worked in ovgeevka, it should have worked in chasovoy yar. in ukraine, everyone dissatisfied with the work of the trade center was advised to complain about them to the trade center, that is , to complain about the illegal actions of the military commissars themselves, is it logical? the publication reports this today. ukrainian novelty, the main thi

and keep up the award and john reports who controls and■■r■ we. sure. ■89vsure right. but.ortance of war and reports to the control absolutey vital to every community's lived may depend on them. every warden must be absolutely sure that he knows to make a properor■t. you see, when the control center, your community goesringh come in from the are the only means that center has of knowing what isappening. they are the basis of decisions to send out fully medicalunits or whatever is a poor report may mean that too much equipment is ordered to one spot where there is not enough remains for. later,ay mean that interferes or wrong equipment is in's own sector. what be complete and accurate. your official warden report form appears in your air raid warden handbook published by the office of civilian defense. the warden has only to answer each question on the form to provide the control center with all the needed information. now let's go over the fand detail. always begin your report with the word air raid then give you a zone and sector number. next report the location of the occ

and that will control the power of the firms and competition can control power.spect of wanting security and control, whereas you as your for your for your market jurisdiction is don't put security on the list. they put chaotic competition is great it's going to cause the firms to shape up give consumers what they want control power. let me go to my last point because oh yeah i heard just first even to the extent of lobbying, just the the big tech americans learned to lobby. they're putting billions of dollars into lobbying as soon as they see the government on their and the chinese the chinese tech lobbying as well. jack ma comes in because even though it may behope for ipo wan financial jack ma, it seems to me i think we've had this conversation and i think you agree with both sides. i mean, both maybe china w worried about a financial bubble, but jack ma was based lee saying the private market is strong and powerful and could do many many and can get and you can get really rich on it has for china a ups and downs and the market it was threatening the final poi

to protect the core american values because if you don't control your reproductive life you don't control anything about your life. this is ae, bipartisan issue in the nation if not the chamberrt oover 80 percent of americans support access to birth control republicans. but despite this many republican colleagues will block the bill today. i wish i could say i was shocked but there is a direct line we can see between senate republicans and donald trump concerning trumps extremist anti-oe choice justices overturning roe v wade. this is a plan and any error of chaos ushered in by the supreme court republicans refusal to protect access to birth control is another example of this reckless approach to women's health and every day we are confronted with the consequences and today 1 out of 3 women of childbearing age live in states with the trump republican abortion ban and we hear the stories of the impact of that on people's lives women trying to get reproductive health care and being turned away sometimes until the condition becomes life-threatening doctors to provide health care that they fe

well there could be control of the supreme court and with control of the supreme court, there could be the upholding of more laws, the hyde amendment, which would mean less to abortion and a right to that would mean very little or less. and less in practice, a right that people would feel less compelled or energized to defend. and with that, ultimately to in the long term could a supreme court that would recognize the fetus as a person in a way that an american public that seemed to reject the principle never might. and so with this, the anti-abortion movement proceeded to focus on incremental item looking for laws that could be argued to be consistent with roe and then defending them before courts and the movement to begin, look for arguments that would cement its relationship with an emerging conservative legal movement. it's hard to imagine as a non historian how liberal the legal orthodoxy prior to the 1980s was or overwhelmingly the justices that someone like richard nixon selected were themselves not conservative because the legal, the bench and the bar were fairly on the same pa

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up control depending on the context. it's the big thing in social . confederation but ve f and the singularity which is the idth control at the lowest it is more local where the context is known but you still need some central coordination. viewpoint and a functional viewpoint. you have the hardware and software that can be distributed in different ways. perhaps most important is where distributed and how does that make it work the right way. >> i would love to go to you -- there is anw of the high level, all of thedifferent ways we can have distribution. peer to peer disnetworks. what in your view are the problems created by coming for centralized technology and why is the collaboratively managed standard a solution to this problem? >> may i and talk about what we are doing and how this thing stems fro it's a peer to peer application framework. different than some of the other types of tbout like block chain where everything runs on a block chain. apps. all of the apps use the block chain infrastructure for the running

intelligent controls and online systems that are delivered and controlled through the systems of toze tehran bozor company in tehran, mr. nazri. there was an office that you cut off, see the electricity in tehran's office area, i told you since the beginning of leaving on the 15th of june, there are 160 offices up to this date. organizations that will later be either national or provincial are subject to being cut off today, 30 organizations in tehran are subject to cut off according to the warnings and how many of them are government and how many of them are private. we have governmental and non-governmental public organizations, which means practically what is announced in the decree, all the organizations are mainly public organizations, either they are governmental or there are institutions that are non-governmental, but they are among the public organizations of the city of tehran. now they are a combination, for example , today a number of banks are located in this area a number of provincial organizations have been placed in this area, which are included in this section of elec

. >> flight control. go. >> ccq. go. >> come. you will billickals. >> go. >> e.c.s.. >> g. >> redline monitor. >> go. >> upsafety manager. >> go. >> u.l. safety officer. >> g. >> vehicle system engineer. >> go. >> anomaly chief. >> go. >> range coordinator. >> cleared to proceed. >> flight director. >> houston flight is go. >> starlineer. >> starlineer, go. >> launch director. >> you have permission to launch. >> proceeding with the count. alc verified t0 is e. 15 zulu. >> verified. starlineer net is clear. >> thank you, l.c. for everybody listening, just a thought. we were talking to the pod we saw many american flags. many of you were waiving flags at us. as we reached the pod, we looked up and there is an american flag on the side of the white room. also one on the side of the rocket itself. we know that that represents unity and resilience. and unified efforts for the common good. that's what sonny and i have witnessed this last month. each of you displaying what this nation's forefathers envisioned. people committed to god,

so there there were birth control clinicsited states. there was nothing comparable when it came to of in the united states in the 1970s were performed in hospitals. and somewhere between 15 and 24% of all hospitals offered abortions meant that the vast majority of americans who needed access or wanted access to abortions, lived nowhere near a hospital so this was the birth of the abortion clinic. organizations like planned parenthood and tabortion rights action league raised moneynics which would be both in terms of radicallyo abortion and also laying the groundwork for the idea that abortionly different from birth control. quintessentially from health care, and physically isolate from either one. right. so this was the beginning of whata massive anti abortion protest outside of clinics, which not viewed the sa light hospitals in it was in this era to that abortion groups did not at all back from the idea of fetal personhood. the overwhelming focus the anti-abortion movement in the years after roeconstitution amendment that would change

other stresses on■ the control architecture.ael's war following the october 7 terror attack has produced catastrophe that u.s. arms transfer policies and laws were to prevent but have not. in the absence of limits on the nuclear program for the nuclear deal which this organization has worked tirelessly on they have expanded their capacity for the nuclear material and restricted access to key nuclear sites in iran. as the■6 risk of it has grown ty have doubled in kids campaign from washiton. they will be exploring for the most experienced and some from inside the government including our first speaker and just a moment. we will provide new insights, ideas and hopefully some motivation about how we together need to address these massive challenges. i! want to just close this introduction to the day by underscoring the fact that if we are going to be successful in moving from the brink it will take all of us have much more to make that happen it is still a relatively small organization. we have one dozen hard-working dedicated full

i about gun control in this country?— about gun control in this count ?k sometimes hope in this field, _ country? i think sometimes hope in this field, it — country? i think sometimes hope in this field, it can _ country? i think sometimes hope in this field, it can be _ in this field, it can be delusional. as there are so many shootings that happen over and over and over again. what we have to realise is that this isn'tjust we have to realise is that this isn't just about hopeful that we have to believe that change is possible for that we're just going with the status quo. we're here to change, some things are possible working to change the dynamic if it's impossible, make it possible. that's why i think hope isn't necessarily the right thing i think about. ultimately i know that young americans have the greatest asset that you can have a near side and politics on her side. the fact that we're going to outlive some of the worst leaders in our countries histories by the fact that we're so young. clarence thomas for example is taken millions of dollars and

tyrants always first isolate control them.ecurring, though they may not bethat's what they do 's imposed. isolation can be mental or physical, and the impulse be found at every level of tyranny. for example, a gaslighting partner, a one on one relationship does it. but so does a schoolyard bully or a toxic boss or a dangerous cult leader. and dictators, of take over whole societies are the experts in this. but isolation always key. in fact, in her epic work called the origins of totalitarianism, the political philosopher hannah arendt wrote that the primary concern of all t government is to isolate people against another. why? well, because a healthy society, a function■ug lies, strong faith communities and joyful cannot easily be ruled terror. people gain inner strength from thos bonds of loyalty and love. they creative. they become inventive. power actually becomes decentralise circumstances. and that's exactly why to solitawork to atomized people to separate them. we can see these effts today in family brokenness, in the wa

to control over what you produce and to control how that is distributed.it's not about restricting people's rights it's about empowering working people to be able to control our own destinies. i do not think that at this day and time we need filthy rich people who really don't produce anything determining how the country is run and what we are able to see on television and listen to on the radio or here in social media and that is what is increasingly, the mass media is increasingly controlled by international financial and media conglomerates. it's not a good thing. that needs to be democratized and the party stands for that kind of international cooperation to make that happen. i think with respect to china, i believe that the leadership wanr children and grandchildren to be able to breathe and live a free of environmental pollution and toxic waste and so on and so forth. so we have to find points of agreement to bring this under control before it gets so out of control that we risk the extinction of the species. host: let's hear from michigan. republica

the drone loses control and falls without hitting the target. that is, roughly speaking.ill not arrive, it is in this range that the fpv will be suppressed, and since we are talking about the on-board placement of a suppressor, this target is dynamic, by the time the device is suppressed, it will even fly past on filesafe, that is , it will lose control, the operator will still be able to see it, we select the power of the generators and the latitude - that means... the range necessary for suppression, we build antennas for this, first we calculate, then we do it, then we get a solution, that means , and the enemy uses shifted frequencies from the standard 868915, we also use shifted frequencies, we have a number of other secrets that we won’t tell over communications, but that means the task was exactly like this: this one is programmable, easily changeable frequency range for... a gadfly comes at us, turn on the tetrader, the tetrader is on, we see the suppression cap, somewhere there is a gadfly, he fell or something, damn, where is he, here he is, coming towards us, i

over money, control over expenses, control, effective control over the effective use of money, information the council of the european union has created a commission to combat corruption and embezzlement . aid to ukraine, according to the resolution, it will function until june 30 , 2028 and will be based in brussels, while an auxiliary body will be located in kyiv. ms. victoria, does this mean that european countries, well, have reason to doubt that western aid in ukraine is being used as intended, and that there are any arguments for talking about... corruption or about the embezzlement of this western aid? i think you have seen sociological polls and their results and that corruption exists in ukraine, they believe there... more than 70% of ukrainians, this is an extremely high number, and people, unfortunately, believe that it increased during the war, well, i can say for sure that the lack of transparency has increased, and even working in the anti-corruption committee, well, it is very difficult, frankly, to get a report, well, from the same ministry of energy, for example, on the pr

. if situation they intend to bring under control.— under control.f we turn our attention — under control. if we turn our attention to _ under control. if we turn our attention to the _ under control. if we turn our attention to the candidates, | under control. if we turn our. attention to the candidates, it is set to be a historic election for mexico, because they are most likely on track to elect their first female president. to elect their first female president-— to elect their first female resident. , , . ., president. yes, very much. you have claudio — president. yes, very much. you have claudio sheinbaum, - president. yes, very much. you have claudio sheinbaum, the i have claudio sheinbaum, the former mayor of this city, the front runner who has always had a healthy lead in the polls leading up to voting day. and when i spoke to her on the campaign trail, it was clear she was very confident of victory. she is offering the electorate a sort of extension of president lopez obrador, as you said in your introduction he backed her, the outgoing pre

and that will control the power of the firms and competition can control power. china has additional aspect of wanting security and control, whereas you as your for your for your market jurisdiction is don't put security on the list. they put chaotic competition is great it's going to cause the firms to shape up give consumers what they want control power. let me go to my last point because oh yeah i heard just first even to the extent of lobbying, just the the big tech americans learned to lobby. they're putting billions of dollars into lobbying as soon as they see the government on their and the chinese the chinese tech lobbying as well. jack ma comes in because even though it may be that jack ma's hope for ipo was to threaten financial jack ma, it seems to me i think we've had this conversation and i think you agree with both sides. i mean, both maybe china was worried about a financial bubble, but jack ma was based lee saying the private market is strong and powerful and could do many many and can get and you can get really rich on it has for china a ups and

watch the project at the president's control on thursday after the panorama. for universities has started in belarus, with target-oriented applicants first in line. this year there are over 5,600 places for them, which is a thousand more than last year. all these are applications from enterprise organizations where graduates will work throughout. at least 5 years after graduation. sergey ladosev will continue. today, all universities in belarus have opened their doors to applicants who enroll on the basis of targeted training. now we are watching how an introductory campaign is taking place at the country's leading pedagogical university. in the morning there were huge queues of applicants from their parents. now, as you can see, the flow does not end. by the way, guys who enter bspu can enroll in such specialties as physics and mathematics, natural sciences, special and inclusive education. a number of other specialties. i decided to become a primary school teacher because in the tenth grade i moved to a new school, we had days when we replaced teachers. to m

control and manage these processes.nt , glass production inspectors check glass for optical indicators in reflected in transmitted light, produce for... from glass, it is continuous, never stops, i myself was born in kostyakovka, i studied here, at school they brought us kids to labor lessons, showed to the factory look, this is how glass is made, this is how these cars come with glass, that is, this has been going on since school, and the first time i worked here was in 1983. i just came during the holidays and just worked part-time in the summer, i’ve been coming here all the time since then in 1992, well, i’m always near the glass, initially i came as a third-class machine operator, a vertical glass extractor, after 2000 i was a foreman, in the sixth year i became the head of the section, the head line, the head of the workshop, i became her probably 7-8 years ago, i’ve been there for a very long time... in their honor, here is one of them here, hereditary glassmakers, adjusters, stackers, packers, that is, people, f

something where the rapids support forces have taken control. they've seen what has happened in i'll do the interview to states in central to then where also they are a set to control in december. and they've seen the reports of abuses in atrocities that have taken place. and that is one of the reasons why with the are assess, taking control of and for the minister buildings are now moving from a pool to the city of buttons that which is the last remaining armstrong, cold. they all concerns that they will be atrocities and that they will be more air strikes just after the army withdrawal from the city opened food and from the military base there, there were several s wrecks that for launched by this weekend. these army against positions of the parent, military rapids support forces, but these are, is whether also civilian presents. so they all concerns, especially from civilians in those areas. that's as the army tries to target the rest of physicians, they will be collateral damage and they will lose their lives. he but thank you very much for

other stresses on the control architecture. israel's war following the attas produced catastrophe u.s. arms transfer policies and laws were to prevent but have not. in the absence of limits on the nuclear program for the nuclear deal which this organization has worked tirelessly on they have expanded their capacity for the nuclear material and restricted ac key nuclear sites in iran. as the it has grown they have doubled in kids campaign from washington. they will b exploring for the most experienced and some from inside the goveren keynote spead just a moment. we will provide new insights, ideas and hopefully some motivation about how weogether need to address these massive challenges. i want to just close this introduction to the day by underscoring the fact that if we are going to be successful in moving from the brink it will take all of us have much more to make that happen. it is still a relatively small organization. we have one dozen hard-working dedicated full-time staffers. it is supported by generous members. as the

diplomatic sources complained that he completely controls access to zelensky.and this fear becomes even more acute as the number of officials with direct access to zelensky is decreasing, and ermak’s team is growing. in may , the minister of infrastructure of ukraine, alexander kubrakov, was unexpectedly dismissed. it is assumed that kubrakov’s resignation was organized by andrei ermak, the main one. at the moment when svenja schulze, the german minister for economic cooperation and development, went to meet him; kiev really once again spat with relish on its partners. you went to ukraine, in fact, to prepare for the conference on the restoration of ukraine in berlin, on the spot you learned that the responsible minister had been fired, how reliable is the political partner who allows the minister to go to the combat zone without warning in advance. these are the uncertainties that, unfortunately, currently exist in government. ukraine. the british edition of the financial times writes about tensions between kiev's western partners over a series of dismissals,

t-72 on the control panel. illegal immigrants from russia are deported directly from the us border. why are migrants from honduras more important to baydon than citizens of the former ussr, and is it really possible even for good for russians, this is the end of the american dream. the hardened right-winger kokhanovsky was destroyed in the trenches of volchansk. how he ignited the tides. on the maidan, from whom did the first kiev hundred neo-nazis gather and whose return fire hit the target? former lawyer and now escaped agent ilya novikov was sentenced to prison for lying about the russian army, how long will he serve and what else is on the list of things to do for a traitor to the motherland? in its attempts to suppress russia, washington does not hesitate to do anything, including being ready to flirt with neo-nazis. yes, dmitry peskokov today commented on the big news from the united states, namely the biden administration’s decision to lift the ban on the use of american weapons by terrorist militants. here, of course, it is necessary to make a reservation that hardly anyone

because if you don't control your reproductive life, you don't control anything about your life.o this is a bipartisan issue, at least in the nation, if not in this chamber, over 80% of americans support access to birth control, including over 70% of republicans. but despite this overwhelming level of support, many of my republican colleagues seem set to block this bill today. and, you know, i wish i could say that i was shocked, but there is a direct through line republicans and donald trump confirming trump's extremist anti-choice justices, o overturning roe and bringing us to this day. so this is not an accident. this is a plan. and in the era of chaos, ushered in by the supreme court's dobbs' decision, republicans' refusal to protect access to birth control is a cruel and reckless approach to women's health. every day we are confronted with the grave consequences that roe has had to americans. today one in three women of childbearing age live in a state with a trump abortion ban and we hear the impact of that on people's lives many women trying to get reproductive health care

this is a part of the freedom control is bodies. and along with that comes to the level of she, you know, even in the, your lead in talking about her own. sure. it's imply that there is some level of i'm assuming that is going on. people are running wild and needing to have abortions to, to vision, so of the she of them having freedom to have sex with some of the issues. but isn't that what sexual freedom is? so just say is the ability to run around and have sex with wherever you choose and not facing the consequences for a no, it's about not facing any consequences. and everyone has the consequences for the, for the decisions that they make. but the, the talking points and the republic give sort of framework is that people should be shamed and punished for having sex. and they should go ahead and have these because that's what they deserve. if they decide to have sex and that doesn't do anything, but she, when they blame women and bring children into the world who are going to be left in the world where republicans over the last 2

of control of l for it's the capital of west chord, your fun stage southwest. if the student needs capital, how to do fighting in of love between the student is army and the recess. last and several hours before the army proportionately withdrew from the city. the power military group took control of the government and military headquarters. the thousands have been killed in the conflict between the army and b. r a. so i've, since april last year, even morgan has more from her on a foreign military rapids support forces has been targeting positions officer, denise army, not just infatuated in the job for region in north star, for, but also in other parts of the country. now, in westport to find the rest that was able to take over and food, which is one of the last 2 remaining armies, trunk holes in the seats and with the takeover of the recept over the minutes re garrison and food that that needs to be bubble new, so as the last remaining minutes, re stronghold in the states of west go defend. now this means that the hours have, has expanded its control over th

control of that data study that data. so this is some kind of militarization of civilian life. absolutely. there is really the question of whether or not we should regulate the defective, just buying and opening those technologies or the intersection kits that can you to set the top and the nuclear weapon you cannot yet. so that is you need a nuclear weapon and some countries may want to build 1, may have problems or something. and that's the technology that is regulated and the use that is being done with it. we, when we talk about weapon system. so i think that you're making might be about whether or not these technologies should be considered as war. the news is weapons and is it's, there's no question that it is a weapon in places like syria or in places like libya, right? they specifically use the surveillance equipment to target people politically and libya. they targeted people in the united kingdom and using french equipment that would be illegal to run in france and they, uh, they saw the do that right? well, the