information contained in the certificate signed general sudoplatov, head of the fourth directorate, thisas actually an extract from those messages that came from behind the front line from the reconnaissance and sabotage residencies of the fourth directorate, which operated virtually throughout the entire occupied territory, the commanders of these special groups, special detachments of the people's commissariat of internal affairs, who operated there's a lot there along the way. the united states is losing, says former pentagon adviser dougloss mcgregor. in his opinion, ukraine is already completely exhausted and is supported solely by financial injections from the west, while a significant part of american aid does not reach the recipients, ending up in the bank accounts of kiev officials. member of the european parliament from ireland mick wallace also points out the corruption of the ukrainian authorities, who accused brussels of a policy of double standards. the eu criticizes hungary. but at the same time does not follow its own rules in relation to other countries. ukraine is a sta

, when the director of the museum raisa bashko can hardly hold back her tears when she remembers the last day of his work before the destruction. on the 24th we went to... work, and since we already had experience of being in such combat conditions, this is still the fourteenth year, we were then completely we dismantled the exhibition, put our exhibits in the basements, well, we did the same work on the 24th, so we closed the museum, turned on the alarm system to the security console, and went home, well, i hope that we will soon go back to work, but this is not the case it happened. i understood correctly that you put everything that was at the exhibition in the basements in storage, no, well, of course we couldn’t remove everything, we removed the most valuable exhibits, they were registered with us at one time, so we managed enough with this job, enough quickly, that’s it, but unfortunately, when the power was already turned off in the city, we realized that the museum was no longer guarded, but we had to move around. then, no, guys, i can’t talk, raisa petrovna spent a month und

, when the director of the museum raisa bashko can hardly hold back tears when she remembers the lastsince we already had experience in such combat conditions, this is still the fourteenth year, we then we completely dismantled the exhibition , put our exhibits in the basements , well, we did the same work on the 24th, so we closed the museum, handed over the security control panel, the alarm system, and then went home, well, i hope that soon we will go out again work, but not this it happened.

sports director larry biel needs to weigh in first. larry, what an encouraging thing to see for the 49 ers and what a season they are having. >> they have a virtual all star team at key positions. and you know whether it's brock or mccaffrey or you know you have trent williams at left tackle and george kittle on defense fred they're so loaded. that's why i keep telling you dan book the bellagio for super bowl week. you know just just take it just book it. >> just book it. it's heading that way. it sounds like well they're good. >> yeah i mean they're going to end up with, you know, two home playoff games assuming that they, you know, that they advance in the first one and then so they don't have to leave california until the super bowl. should they make it that far. that's a real advantage. unfortunately there's no pro bowl game anymore. yeah that's true. there's it's a nice thing. maybe you get a bonus. yeah >> well this thing's turned into kind of lame affairs. yeah. spencer, i know joe montana is your favorite quarterback of all tim

. >> our fourth winter fest director van de water mentioned kicked off with a park lighting party. as you see in the top left, our lovely electric train not as cool as some others. was in the bottom left was a great photo op for families to come out. and the top middle here we have a silent disco. we had circus bella perform on saturday. and we closed out with a holiday wreath making, which the park never smelled better. popular programs for 2023 will be no surprise to you boly wood nights our top and yoga. mid day music. and toddler thursday. park updates. so, flute the year we hosted 65043 events open to the public. and -- welcomed 30,000 attendees. road to serving 30,000 people with 650 free events paved with 9 programs per week during winter and then around 20 events during summertime of really making use. that sunlight. also we have new signage going on the ground mroor to help encourage and entice people to come up and visit. one neat one here is a bird's eye view will go on our beale street elevator -- move to things less fun, we have been keeping an eye on the economy in sa

year, dmitry gorbaychuk is the director of our orchestra. also received a presidential grant specificallydapt them to our mini group, for example, or it’s bras quinte dmitry gorbaichuk or kvintets sirinado stringny, tatyana tretyak or dmitry shabetya, piano from and also musicians, we take music to various cities in belarus, music that they have never heard, they are simply delighted that... even based on what you just said, yes, opera is still , in my opinion, is elitist art, not for everyone, but i really want it. so that more belarusians move away from the endless pope and go to the theater with pleasure, love and even understanding, but it’s not a fact that this is necessary, say, to come to the smallest settlements, yes, but maybe i still i’m missing out, here’s how to fall in love with opera more widely, what recipes are there for this, maybe you can tell me, well, i think that you need to come to small agricultural villages. that is, it introduces you to the opera repertoire , after all, yes, i think that you need to travel, because not everyone can get to minsk, and that’s what we

grant, tatyana tretyak, honored artist of the republic of belarus, this twenty-third year, now twenty -fourthd a presidential grant specifically for belarusian projects, what is this project, we take songs or instrumental works of belarusian authors, adapt them to our mini group, let’s say or this brass quintet dmitry gorbaichuk or quintet serenade strings tatiana tretyak. or dmitry shabetya, piano from are also musicians, we take music to various cities of belarus that they have never heard, they are simply in i am delighted that here are our belarusian romances , no one will bring them to them, at the same time our belarusian authors are very happy that we are performing our belarusian modern works for the first time, and thus we tell all belarusians that he is not cutting out this source. talented people write beautiful music, and there are these composers and authors, and we perform them, when opera singers come and perform, this is both an acquaintance with us and an acquaintance with belarusian music, and we bring not only opera, but also something more understandable for them repertoir

according to the managing director of khuzestan steel, in the fourth step of development.s set of 325 major projects is defined , the most important of which is zamzam 3, which has the capacity to produce 2 million tons of sponge iron. fix shortage 30 kanarak village, sistan baluchistan province. at a distance of 38 kilometers northwest of chaabahar, here in the surrounding villages of the city. our water supply comes every 18 days. water comes to us maybe once a month. i pumped a pump here. i pumped 30,000 liters for three villages , shamsar village, one village on the other side is higher than me , guden village and kiryat village with a population of 1800. the population of shamsar village is one of the villages that have been using tap water for some time , and we store water in the source, then we pump it with dina for our own house. from thank god , there is no problem with this interface. in the past, the inhabitants of these villages used to harvest water from kheer river and wells, which in some seasons faced severe water shortages . we didn't have water, for exam

colliery plant, where i was the director here and there, and medals for a veteran of labor, the highlight, determine the days thematic, where there is a single theme throughout the country, on the tenth we have festivals of creativity, yes, where our elderly will exhibit their creative products, on january 11 the whole republic is dancing, 12... on holiday posters, also concerts and friendly meetings. belarusian law enforcement officers summed up the results of the new year holidays. all departments were on high alert, this was an order from the head of state. the ministry of emergency situations prepared for the events in advance, we are talking about prevention and readiness to respond to emergencies. the police kept order during the festivities. as a result this coordinated work, serious crimes. no accidents or incidents were recorded at these events. in general, throughout the republic on new year's eve, 627 messages were registered on lines 101 or 112, which were quickly processed by the rescue service. we recorded almost two times fewer crimes through the criminal investigation depa

according to the director of the festival , they have more capacity in both production and broadcasting. the photos are heartbreaking and unplayable . 3 people died under torture and their skin was peeled off. the crimes committed by these men may be unprecedented in the history of mankind. all three of them are guards of the revolutionary committee. the crime was committed by the engineers of terror and torture in the organization of the hypocrites. 1961 in tehran. our generation of the 80s and 90s who may not know anything about these events. the festival he can play his role here. a part of this historical crime was remembered in the popular ammar film festival. what happened with the iso documentary show 1361. two times when we threw these in the ground. narrative of the story of martyr talib taheri, the martyr of faraja. it was a document prepared by the police. i believe that the police force should be involved in the art , filmmaking and media sector tenfold. bekne , the show of this historical story was new for some of the audience present at the festival. the young generation h

tatyana tretyak, honored artist of the republic of belarus, this is the twenty-third year, now the twenty-fourthgrant specifically for belarusian projects. at the same time, our belarusian authors are very we are happy that we are performing our belarusian contemporary works for the first time, and thus telling all belarusians that this source of talent is not cut off, they write beautiful music, and there are these composers and authors, and we perform them, when opera singers come to perform, this is at the same time and getting to know us, and getting to know belarusian music, and we bring not only... we moved away from the endless pope and went to the theater , but i really want more belarusians to enjoy, with love and even with understanding, but it’s not a fact that it is necessary, say, to come to the smallest settlements, yes, but maybe i’m still missing out, here’s how to love opera. i think it’s necessary to travel, because not everyone can get to minsk, and that’s what we do, we travel with our projects whenever the conical conditions allow, well, we don’t always bring opera or ballet

will give us more love, thank you very much, stanislavsky, director, gillerovsky, reporter, his methodgerous place, i myself don’t go to a trick without a kostet without a whip, well... look what was killed with him, tell me, your scarf, his motto. i don’t believe it, because everything you just said is not true. and yet i don't i believe that ksenia andreevna could kill. this means we need to look for the real killer. his system works flawlessly. well, what can i say? stanislavsky? tricky, sign of four. an unusual dramatic twist, just like shakespeare. today on rtr. many of you check your email first thing when you wake up, and i'm certainly no exception. the champagne opened. do you want to get a sea of ​​positive emotions? tours to abkhazia, week. i was relaxing in a skirt, they ate vlazia, you are at the right place, everyone will be cheered up here, kesha wants to read, please read, kesha can’t read, but a man must earn money, yesterday i earned such a lot from my wife, on the air of the morning mail and i am its host nikolai baskov, the most positive thing, morning mail with niko

our final witness, fourth and final, is the director of the kansas university center on developmental university. senior scientist at the lifespan institute, and a professor in the department of special education at kansas university. her research focuses on assessment and intervention and self determination and supported decision-making for people with dibilities. she is an expert in less restrictive alternatives to guardianship. thank you for being here. we will start with our first witness and her testimony. you may begin your testimony. dr. paone: good morning, chairman, ranking member, and members of the special senate committee. i am a university prossor and licensed professional counselor. i live just outside of philadelphia and montgomery county, pennsylvania. i am here to share my family story, one that resonates with so many other families. in january 2015, my 68-year-old mother had a major stroke. a judge rented guardianship to myself and brother. the judge also ordered a court appointed attorney, as well as another evaluation by a court-appointed psychologist. at that poin

our final witness, fourth and final, is the director of the kansas university center on developmentalniversity. senior scitist at the lifespan institute, and a professor in the department of special education at kans university. her research focuses on assessment and intervention and self determination and supported decision-making for people with disalities. she is an expert in less restrictive alternatives to guardianship. thank you for being here. we will start with our first witness and her testimony. you may begin your testimony. dr. paone: good morning, chairman, ranking member,nd members of the special senate commtee. i am a university profeor and licensed professional counselor. i live just outside of phadelphia and montgomery county, pennsylvania. i am here to share my family story, one that resonates with many other families. in january 2015, my 68-year-old ther had a major stroke. a judge rented guardianship to myself and brother the judge also ordered a court appointed attorney, as well as another evaluation by courappointed psychologist. at that int, two professionals dec

, attention, hello everyone, my name is babkina maria, i am the director and founder of the talent academyome a model and actress, at one point i succeeded, i worked at fashion weeks in milan, paris, moscow, realize yourself, be charming, happy, follow your dreams and goals , shine, your maria babkina, we launched a glossy magazine from... opened the mvtv channel, created the mary way beauty salon and opened custom tailoring mary way brand. next year we will bring paris fashion week to milan with our custom tailoring. this year we have launched four more branches of the academy of talents, and in 2024 we will have 20 more branches. so hold on, we're flying. what do you think, konstantin, good flight, i want the first one right away just to defend the artists, in the nineties our people’s artists sang at the birthdays and anniversaries of the organized criminal group, but this does not mean that they are members of the organized criminal group, they are just earning their money, so i would not abandon them, please, that’s one thing to sing on the birthdays of a member of an organized crime

everything laid out point by point, a scene like this, a scene like that, there’s a third scene, a fourth and draws, for example, a rough storyboard , and then he gives his rough storyboards to his director, who also makes a rough storyboard so that... everything is clear, what's happening. the next step is to animate the storyboard on the computer. next , some kind of rough animation is done in order to understand how long the timing is, what the scene is.

year, and this the work done jointly by you and as the director of the army research center for armamention and academician volodymyr horbulin, who is the vice-president of the national academy. sciences , and there are actually five main challenges, before which, well, it is necessary to make some decisions and take into account their complexity or realism and somehow counteract them. we will talk about these challenges a little later, but in any case, now i am forced to react to reality, to the events that are happening in the world and how they intersect with the challenges that you outlined in your work, i myself... "i want you to now weigh and evaluate those events that today took place at night, when britain and the united states carried out such missile strikes against the houthi rebels in yemen, how does this affect the geopolitical schedule and how does this affect the challenges that will then affect the realities in ukraine." thank you, mr. serhiy, first of all, i would like to say that what happened last night, mr. academician volodymyr horbulin and i, have already been forma

up next on the for today, the season of black art, embarking on its fourth installment this weekend.e live with the director to talk about the upcoming event and the artists who are coming together to celebrate black dance and a cloudy, cool day across the bay area as another storm moves in, i'll have a better look at the timing and details for the significances of the particular that result in the acknowledgment of acquisition. combining compelling choreography with spoken word that is part of a performance by robert moses. >> kin, a dance troupe from san francisco. they are one of a number of groups and performers being highlighted this upcoming weekend in the city. during the season of black art showcase tomorrow is the fourth installment of this five part art series celebrating black creativity and culture. the event is happening at the african american art and culture complex, which is right there in the fillmore, and we are lucky enough to be joined here in studio this afternoon by rodney earl jackson jr, the director of the season of black art. rodney, it's great to see you. t

our fourth and final witness is richard. he is the executive director of the long-term care community coalition. this coalition works to provide biased information about nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care settings. thanks for being with us today, and we will turn to our first witness, patty. patty: good morning, chairman casey, ranking member braun, and members of the senate special committee on aging. my name is patty. thank you for allowing me to share this testimony of my experience with assisted living for my husband, john whitney, during his journey through the middle stage of dementia. i will focus on my experiences and observations that i believe are most relevant to your national focus. in 2013, my husband was diagnosed with dementia. although this dementia is similar to alzheimer's, it manifests itself a bit differently and it is important that caregivers be informed and trained appropriately to ensure the comfort, safety, and security of their patients. some key systems, a loss of s

our fourth and final witness is richard.e is the executive director of the long-term care community coalition. this coalition works to provide families with unbiased information about nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care settings. thanks for being with usoday, and we wl turn to our first witness, patty. patty:oodorning, casey, ranking member braun, and members of the senate special committee on aging. my name is patty. thank you for allowing testimony experience with assisted living for my husband, john whitney, during his journey through the middle stage of dementia. i will focus on my experiences and observations that i believe are most relevant to your national focus. in 23, my husband was diagnosed with dementia. although this dementia is similar to alzheimer's, it manifests itself a bit differently and it is important thataregivers be informed and trained appropriately to ensure the comfort, safety, and security of their patients. some key systems, a loss of sense of smell, rem sleep behav

publication of results for the fourth quarter was postponed.t the end of the issue about currencies. the dollar today costs 87 rubles. 97 kopecks. the euro exchange rate is 95.88 for now, that’s all. novel. konstantin, thank you. we continue. to a new stage of construction egypt's first nuclear power plant is ready. as-ldba is being built by rosatom specialists. today, concrete is to be poured at the base of the fourth power unit. the ceremony will be observed via videoconference by the presidents of russia and egypt. the number of stages with the first attachment at the elda npp construction site is becoming fewer and fewer when the first concrete is poured at the fourth power unit. a message will appear in magathe's official reports: a new nuclear facility is being built. there will be less and less construction work in the future increasingly high-tech. this will be the first nuclear power plant in the country and, of course, for the arab republic, which is in dire need of increasing the volume of electricity generation, any new one. from th

not sit down to work. when he called me from leningrad, for the fourth time, i realized that that wase end, i went up to the piano and played the first thing that came to mind, that’s how the music for sherlock holmes appeared. melodies came to him on trams, in the subway, but dashkevich began to play music professionally only at the age of 18, when his neighbor in a communal apartment gave away her old piano, he didn’t eat, didn’t sleep, almost flew out of the institute ... horses walk over the river, in the theater he worked with efros, lyubimov, tovstanogov, now his again he pulls not the set, but behind the scenes, he gave himself a gift, he finished the ballet sherlock holmes opera 12 in block, and maybe there is no specific formula for the ideal melody, but dashkevich solved the main riddle, in music there is only one quality that determines what... really, it's memorability, if the music is remembered for a day, it's so-so, if the music is remembered for 200 years, it's a classic. olga pautova, ilya marin, oleg krupen, maria emelyanova and sergey klishin, channel one. the most

, members of the executive board of directors of state-owned companies . if it is resolved, this sentence can become a legally binding resolution. in the fourth chapter, whose title is the reform of the tax system, in the second part of paragraph a of article 27, for the first time, independent tax and insurance trial centers and a major change in the tax and insurance trial method were predicted, which both this creation and this establishment are against sharia. and the constitution was not recognized. in the sixth chapter, which is entitled social security, supportive policies and fair explanation , there were also minor points regarding the rulings, but in the eighth chapter, which is titled, the one-piece management system. i am very happy to be among scholars, thinkers and experts. and i am concerned about the islamic world and i sincerely thank the world assembly of approximation. to the islamic religions from our dear and hard-working mujahid brother dr. shahriari and his colleagues for organizing this effective meeting on the very important issue

meanwhile, cia director william burns was in paris today participating in a fourth round of negotiationsatari officials to try and help secure the release of hospitals released and gaza. trying to end the war. -- a spokesperson from netanyahu's office issued a statement which read in part, quote, the meeting was defined as a constructive meeting. there are still significant gaps in which the parties will continue to discuss this week in additional mutual meetings. sources familiar with the negotiations tell nbc news that the conditions of the deal are coming together, but emphasized that an agreement is not imminent. earlier, i spoke with i -- former decorated head of israel's navy, that is the states domestic security service. he is also the offer of the men were friendly fire. how israel became its own worst enemy, and it's hope for the future. i started out by asking ami where the israel military strategy stands today, over 100 days into the war. here's what he had to say. >> first of all, we don't know. the war just started. i don't think it's the right strategy, because as long as w

. >>> meanwhile, cia director william burns was in paris today, participating in a fourth round of negotiationsatari officials to try and help secure the release of hostages released and gaza. trying to end the war. after that meeting ended, a spokesperson from netanyahu's office issued a statement which read in part, quote, the meeting was defined as a constructive meeting. there are still significant gaps in which the parties will continue to discuss this week in additional mutual meetings. a source familiar with the negotiations tells nbc news that the contours of the deal are coming together, but emphasized that an agreement is not imminent. earlier, i spoke with -- a former decorated head of israel's navy and shin bet, that is the states domestic security service. he is also the offer of the friendly fire: how israel became its own worst enemy, and it's hope for the future. i started out by asking ami where the israel's military strategy stands today, over 100 days into the war. here's what he had to say. >> first of all, we don't know. the war just started. i don't think it's the right st

amy: meanwhile, cia director william burns will reportedly travel to france this weekend for a fourth round of talks aimed at reaching a halt in the fighting and a release of the remaining hostages in gaza. the talks involve officials from the united states, israel, qatar, and egypt. this comes as tensions are mounting between israel and qatar after leaked audio surfaced of israeli prime minister netanyahu calling doha -- calling qatar problematic as he met with family members of hostages. doha slammed the remarks as "obstructing and undermining the mediation process." two more u.s. cities on thursday passed resolutions for a ceasefire in gaza. minneapolis's resolution, approved in a 9-3 vote, also called for an end to u.s. military funding for israel. meanwhile, somerville became the first massachusetts city to pass a ceasefire resolution after months of constituent organizing. cambridge, which is home to harvard, is expected to pass their own ceasefire resolution on monday. the united states and iraq will start talks on phasing out the u.s.-led military coalition in iraq. the u.s. h

0ur panel tonight, the former communications director in number ten, guto harri.or hillary clinton in 2016. but let's start in the middle east, secretary blinken making his fourth visit to the region since israel began the bombardment of gaza on october seventh. and he is there at a pivotal moment. today a senior commander with the islamist hezbollah movement was reportedly killed in an apparent israeli drone strike in southern lebanon. and israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, was on the northern border today where he signalled that he is

our fourth and final witness is richard mollot.is executive director of the long-term care community coalition. this coalition works to provide families with unbiased information about nursing homes, assisted living facilities and other long-term care settings. thanks for being with us today. we'll turn to our first witness, patty vessenmeyer. >> good morning, chairman casey, ranking member braun, and members of the senate special committee on aging. my name is patty vessenmeyer, and thank you for allowing me to share this testimony of my experience with assisted-living for my husband, john whitney, during his journey to the middle stage of dementia. i will focus on my experiences that i believe are most relevant to your national focus. in 2013 2013 my husband wad with dementia. although this dementia is similar to alzheimer's, it manifests itself a bit differently and it is important that caregivers been formed and trained appropriately to ensure the comfort, safety and security of their patients. some key systems, a a loss of sen

irina varanovich answered the program’s questions, director of the department of tourism of the ministryf sports and tourism of belarus. results and analysis of the main events of this week in the atn information and analytical program: main broadcast. all projects of our tv channel are available on the website belarus24.by, as well as on social networks. i say goodbye to you, all the best. the medical profession is complex, it is not only communication capabilities. university. the main mission of our university is to train highly qualified, competitive specialists in the field of medicine and pharmacy. the rector has an irregular working day, for me it always starts at 7:20 in the morning, but it can end at 10:00 in the evening, depending on the planned events, a planning meeting with our heads of structural divisions, with projectors, speakers , heads of departments, where we we clearly define our plans for this week, and we also discuss the issues that were made last week. good afternoon, colleagues, today we are holding our next meeting, our administration, one of our most important

. >> the fourth amendment is about practicing. it's also about letting someone not take your information without a court order. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> mr. director, thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. director chopra, i want to begin by expressing my strong support to you and to your staff at the cfpb for ensuring that americans have accurate and secure data. you are doing a great job. in march of this year the cfpb issued an rfi request for information on data broker practices. and you asked information about how the market worked and what consumers are experiencing with the data brokers. 7000 comments. overwhelmingly, comments from consumers expressed frustration with the lack of control over who has access to their data, who uses their data and who is sharing their data and comments over the difficulty consumers have with opting out of having their data shared, even when they can identify data brokers. the data broker practices result in large amounts of unwanted expands like marketing calls, emails. worst o

and a fourth and final witness is bill stauffer. bill is executive director of the pennsylvania recovery community organizations alliance. he has served in many capacities within the treatment and service support system for well over three decades in pennsylvania. he's an adjunct professor of social work in dallas pennsylvania in the great northeastern corner of our state. thank you for sharing expertise and for being with us today and we'll start with the first witness, dr. humphrey's. >> chairman casey, ranking memberer braun, and distinguish colors, think of aia deputy to with you today. my comments are informed by my 35 years studying addiction at stanford university and my service as the white house policy adviser and administration of presidents bush and obama. senator senator braun skyo mention our recent study that it did with doctor a few ceiling of the rise of photos older americans. we found someat 2002-2021 they have quadrupled. let me break down what they are so we can understand the challenge we are facing. about one i

you talked about those tools that will be interesting, what happened, what will happen in our twenty-fourthal episode dedicated to the centenary of director sergei parajanov, we have a special guest, olga lbovna sviblova, director of the multimedia art museum, and director, art critic is a big fan , a lover of the work of sergei parajanov, a fan, parajanovat, you already told us before the start of our recording that for you one of the first, in general, meeting with parajanov, it was a theater that no longer exists in moscow, today there is a theater gate, but that historical building, in which there was a cinema for many decades, became a meeting place for you with parajanov, tell us what kind of film it was and how it was, what aesthetic impression it made on you, was it the end of school or the first course, but i live a long time, so it was no later than the seventieth year there, and it... was hertsina street, and not nikitskaya, as it is today, on the corner, where the theater is today, and it seems that it always stood there, it was there a wonderful cinema that showed good films, i

and when he called me from leningrad, for the fourth time, i realized that this was the end. first thing that came into play with her. this is how the music for sherlock holmes appeared. melodies came to him on trams and in the subway, but dashkevich began to play music professionally only at the age of 18, when his neighbor in a communal apartment gave away her old piano. didn't eat, didn't sleep, almost dropped out of the institute fine chemical technology; later, while studying in gnesenko, he worked as a chemical engineer at a plant. he began writing for cinema on the advice of his master armakhaturyan. crane, ponybuo flying, ship. horses walk over the river, the directors called him their talisman, and he was their teacher, i wouldn’t have written music like this without the side. this scene, where sharikov looks in the mirror to this music, is key for me, everyone watches this film from the position of preobrazhensky’s correctness, but the truth is sharikov, it’s not him he made himself a man, in the theater he worked with efros, lyubimov, now he is again drawn not to t

niazi, the director of the healing history of the holy defense documentation and research center, whoped the study. morning program, hello reporter, you are here, dear and respected compatriots, be with us with the soldiers , give your life, give your life, give your life, give your life. moqtada's command, sacrifice our lives, sacrifice our lives, we swore from the beginning, sacrifice our lives, sacrifice our lives, i understood that he saw our zeal, i understood that we, like martyrs, understood that we should sacrifice our lives for the homeland of iran, for the enemy of iran's homeland, be afraid of the anger of the lions of the children of iran's homeland, i swear to my homeland is iran, which i will not pass away from the martyrs. classia is ready for the authority of iran's homeland , we don't have all the foundations for the work of iran's homeland, so that imam reza is in charge of the post the people of the country remember and remember us in iran, my homeland is the fate of our people. good morning, dear viewers of ajman , let's go to the international part of the morning

well, thank you, thank you, irina varanovich, director of the tourism department of the ministry of sportslarus, answered the program’s questions. results-analysis of the main events of this week in the information and analytical atn program main broadcast. all projects of our tv channel are on the website belarus24.bbi, as well as on social networks. i say goodbye to you. all the best. we travel around belarus and discover new sights, in every city there are sculptures with their own symbolic meaning and... as a rule, they are in the center, meet valentin and valentina, we get acquainted with the original belarusian traditions, i haven’t hit you yet, well , i’m immediately scared, you’re not scared, but i’m scared, hitting, of course, hurts, no, tell me, what could i do? a woman in such an outfit should be engaged, probably supervising the work of the servants, the most important thing is that we experience vivid emotions, so what? guys, how did i fit into your team, take it? yes, i ’m really thinking about buying a jacuzzi, i’ll add milk and honey to it every evening and feel like cleopa

the comedy drama of the finnish director aki kauris mäki, fallen leaves, took away the jury jury fromstival, as well as the film critics' prize, and in its homeland took fourth place in terms of box office receipts, behind only hollywood hits. at the center of the story is a couple of middle-aged robots. she is a saleswoman in a supermarket, he is an alcohol-abusing construction worker. in the modern world that is gone their way of life is far ahead of them, they are looking for a way to escape. from loneliness. the indian criminal action-soldier became the highest-grossing film of the year in its homeland, collecting all the characteristic techniques of bollywood. there are dizzying chases and fights, and a love story, a clear story of economic and social problems. there were also typical songs and dances. the main character is a local robin hood. having taken subway passengers hostage and received a huge ransom, he sends money to bankrupt farmers. moviegoers in italy gave first place to the comedy-historical drama. there is always tomorrow, directed by debutante paola cartelesi, who

our fourth and final witness is richard. he is the executive rector of the long-term care community coalition. this coalition works to provide families with biased information about nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care settings. thanks for being with us today, and we will turn to our first witness, patty. patty: good morning, chairman casey, ranking member braun, and membersf the senate special commite on aging. my name patty. thank you for allowing me to share this testimony of my experience with assied living for my husband, john whitney, during his journey through the middle stage of dementia. i will focus on my experiences and observations that i believe are most relevant to your national focus. in 2013, my husband was diagnosed with dentia. although this dementia is similar to alzheime's, it manifests itself a bit differently and it is important that caregivers be informed and trained appropriately to ensure the comfort, safety, and security of their patients. some key systems, a loss of s

our fourth and final witness is richard.is the executive rector of the long-term care community coalition. this coalition works to provide families with biased information about nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care settings. thanks for being with us today, and we will turn to r first witness, patty. patty: good morning, chairman casey, ranking member braun, and members of the senate special commite on aging. my name patty. thank you for alling me to share this testimony of my experience with assied living for my husband, john whitney, during his journey through the middle stage of dementia. i will focus on my experiences and observations that i believe are most relevant to your national focus. in 2013, my husband was diagnosed with dentia. although this dementia is similar to alzheime's, it manifests itself a bit differtly and it is important that caregivers be informed and trained appropriately to ensure the comfort, safety, and security of their patients. some key systems, a loss of sense of

the comedy drama by finnish director aki kauri, slumps, fallen leaves , took home the jury prize at the as well as the film critics' prize. and in its homeland it took fourth place in terms of box office receipts at the local box office, behind only hollywood hits. at the center of the story is a couple of middle-aged robots. she's a saleswoman in a supermarket, he's an alcoholic. builder. in the modern world, which has moved far beyond their way of life, they are looking for. a way to escape loneliness. the indian criminal action-soldier became the highest-grossing film of the year in its homeland, collecting all the characteristic techniques of bollywood. there are dizzying chases and fights, and a love story, a clear story of economic and social problems. there were also typical songs and dances. the main character is local robin hood, having taken subway passengers hostage and received a huge ransom, he sends money to bankrupt farmers. moviegoers in italy gave first place to comedy. in historical drama there is always tomorrow. the director was debutante paola cartelesi. she also pl

since we have been working on this since the first meeting of national security advisors, and for the fourth succeeded, i want to say that according to our information, on the eve of this meeting, the russian ambassador to israel viktorov met with the deputy director general of the ministry of foreign affairs with a request. and assurances that such a trip would not take place, despite this, uriy reznik, deputy head of the israel security service for international affairs, took part in this event, he there were meetings with the ukrainian leadership, and the meeting was evaluated as very positive by both sides, we received assurances from the israelis that they will definitely participate in this format in the future, and tell me, if we talk about... peace formulas and that, how are we looking for some security guarantees there, here is the israeli security guarantee formula, it is realistic for ukraine, why am i asking this, because the first security guarantee agreement with great britain was recently signed, it is similar to those formulas that have for the safety of israel? mr. vitaly, t

department of environmental management director terry gray is here tonight with ryan clark, presidentnd ceo of the town dock, a family business down in galilee. the town dock is one of the leading calamari suppliers in the united states. representative mcnamara, you have to love that. [applause] their facilities are directly behind one of our upgrade projects, and we're glad to see them benefiting from t work. ryan, thanks for all you do and for being on team rhode island. let's give him and all our small businesses a big round of applause for the work that they do each and every day. [applause] last year, we launched a new program through the department of transportion to help our cities and towns expedite repairs to local roads and bridges. we are all tired of being the lowest ranked in terms of roads in the country. i am. all 39 cities and towns participated, and here are the results, from the budget that was passed last year, the $29 million we appropriated that is now creating $75 million of local work. 622 total projects representing 456 lane miles of road and nearly 24 miles of

. >> next steps approved the director will enter into the fourth amendment and staff are reissue the and back if may with a recommendation or a new contract on july 1st and hear from from from ccii as well as my staff for this issue. thank you. madam secretary call for that public comment. >> members of the public who wish to provide on this item. >> phone number: +1 (415) 655-0001 access code: 2660 121 7001## to raise your hand, press *3 if you listening by phone press star three on the 340eb8 devices if you wish to provide public comment and invite anyone in-person if you want to provide public comment on this item. >> and members who joined us remotely by phone or web x press star three on our mobile devices. >> madam chair, no members of the public wishing to comment. >> and in addition members of the public we're closing public comment and fellow commissioners, if you have any questions or comments on this item we can entertain a motion for this one. >> i do have a comment i'd like to see a local participation. i did a reaching out of town not from the area here so i encouraged

. >> next steps approved the director will enter into the fourth amendment and staff are reissue the and back if may with a recommendation or a new contract on july 1st and hear from from from ccii as well as my staff for this issue. thank you. madam secretary call for that public comment. >> members of the public who wish to provide on this item. >> phone number: +1 (415) 655-0001 access code: 2660 121 7001## to raise your hand, press *3 if you listening by phone press star three on the 340eb8 devices if you wish to provide public comment and invite anyone in-person if you want to provide public comment on this item. >> and members who joined us remotely by phone or web x press star three on our mobile devices. >> madam chair no members of the public wishing to comment. >> and in addition members of the public we're closing public comment and fellow commissioners, if you have any questions or comments on this item we can entertain a motion for this one. >> i do have a comment i'd like to see a local participation. i did a reaching out of town not from the area here so i encouraged t