last but not least, ms. park. ms. park: thank you. i will pass along your well wishes to the secretary. early in our time as an institution, we collected meteorological data from volunteers nationwide via telegraph. fast forward to a few years ago when we helped create the first image of a black hole at the center of the milky way. in short, we've always embraced revolutionary technology from the locomotive to the pocket watch to the telegraph to the internet and artificial intelligence is no different. throughout the institution, scientific uses of machine learning are quite common. applying it to the identification of exoplanets, tracing the history of pollen and conducting field research in conservation. artificial intelligence has been around the smithsonian for almost a decade. what has changed is the widespread availability of generative ai. these widely available applications of ai hold great promise, for making us more efficient and effective as an organization, to improving the visitor experience and extending our reach acros

we have different ones, for example, the management of the park is ms. jedi kare , who is played by ms. kamand amir soleimani, the deputy of the park is mr. siravieh, who is played by mr. majid shahriari. in this way, we designed funny and sweet characters, which are all their own personal stories , apart from the ones in our adventures. they share a mission. well, it seems to me that his writing approach is a new and kind of writing approach, according to the geography that is there, according to the characters that are designed , the viewer has not seen or seen very little this type of story and this type of adventures. yes, it is a comedy type. verbal comedy or situational comedy or a combination of all composition means i tried a combination of different situations and even comedy. the words of comedy to a woman, refer to the impossible. everything i thought could help make the viewer laugh. you yourself remember that you are in the present age, where people are mostly in cyberspace . it's hard to laugh, the joke you chose. do you think that the spac

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ms. if you good morning to everyone here and commissioners. >> um, so, yeah at the last meeting i missed my report so a brief report i met with stacey from the rec and park and shannon with the port of san francisco. ms. bradley had several projects including trails and mini parks and playgrounds are well-received and in the process of being completed. especially fond of the completion of the fitness court at lake merced walking past that for a few months and to my delight the fence was down and a fitness center and they have the - so i'm excited about that playground for adults and the port and our parks department are maximizing funds, you know, is a in fact, with the king park that is, i live up the street from that 0 is that's my report i see that all over the city. >> thank you member pantoja. >> is there any discussion or questions? >> okay. natasha take public comment. >> members of the public line up at the podium and limited to 3 minutes per speaker on the record no in-person pub

in fact , it is among the oral medicines for ms.2019, it was licensed in the united states to it has not entered our country at all for the bronze medal of the swiss competition, the bronze medal of the turkish competition and also the award of the best global innovative business of is calabar . 218 licensed products have recently been given. based in these growth centers, the companies that are among the top countries in the world in some productions and in addition to meeting the domestic needs, also advance in the field of exports. we export to canada, france, germany, italy, sweden and greece. this unit is better than the rest of the existing medical units due to its ergonomics and control quality, infection control, having all the infection control facilities and also having the functional quality of life engineering and service. we have made two devices, one is an ophthalmic device , and the other is a german model, for $250,000. we have $140,000 . we have exported four devices to china so far. 90. iran's university of medical

in the science and technology parks, about 302 products have been produced in the parks, from medicinal raw materials, herbal medicinals that we were able to produce, in fact , it is one of the oral medicines for ms. now, it has not entered our country at all for ms patients , for which we gave a prototype product that has the ability to be industrialized, and 575 companies based in these growth centers , companies that produce in some. they are one of the top countries in the world and in addition to meeting the domestic needs, they are also ahead in the field of exports. we export to canada, france, germany, italy, sweden and greece. this unit is superior to other medical dental units that exist, due to its ergonomics, due to quality control, infection control, having all the infection control facilities, as well as having the functional quality of life-long engineering and support services. device we made one ophthalmic device, a german model , it only costs $250,000. we have $140,000 . we have exported four devices to china so far. 90% of the country's medical universities that have

it is actually one of the oral medicines for ms . i have ms attacks and relapsing attacks sms is a licensed product, in fact, we have recently given 675 prototype products that can be industrialized, and 575 companies based in these growth centers are companies that are among the top countries in the world in some productions, and in addition to meeting domestic needs in the field of exports . we also export to canada, france, germany, italy, sweden, and greece. this unit is superior to other medical units that exist due to its ergonomics , quality control, infection control , and having all the facilities for infection control, as well as the functional quality of life-long engineering. and our support services are now available we made a device, one is an ophthalmic device , a german model is available for $250,000. we have $140,000 . we export four devices to china. 90% of ali university of medicine in the country who have ophthalmology department buy our device. similar to an american model , it costs 350,000 dollars. we also pri

ms. speaker, i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: i rise in h.r. 6544 and makes important changes to the nuclear regulatory commission to ensure our nation will be able to license the advance nuclear reactors that could play a vital role in combating the climate crisis. h.r. 6544 will ensure that developers of advance reactors are not asked to pay more than their fair share of their licensing costs. it will also help create common sense pathways to cite nuclear reactors on brown field sites and those that have a nuclear reactor and ensure these things while ensuring the n.r.c.'s core mission is not compromised. the legislation will also help the n.r.c. attract and retain staff which is critical since the commission needs to be at full capacity to license the fleet of new reactors that will apply for licenses over the next decade. this was a particularly important provision championed by energy subcommittee ranking

in science and technology parks, about 302 products have been produced in the parks, which are pharmaceuticalterials , herbal medicines, and medicines that we were able to produce. in fact, it is one of the oral drugs for ms. it was licensed in the united states in 2019. it has not entered our country at all for ms patients . each kilo of this substance costs about 100,000 dollars abroad, and we succeeded with about 20,000 dollars. we synthesized the dollar per kilo, in fact, the total price for us, the gold medals of the english competitions, the bronze medals. we gave a prototype product that can be industrialized, and 575 companies located in these growth centers of companies that in some. and in addition to meeting domestic needs, they also advance in the field of exports. export to canada, france, germany, italy, sweden and greece we have this unit is superior to other existing medical units due to its ergonomics, quality control, infection control, all infection control facilities , as well as the functional quality of engineering, longevity and support services. we made 2 devices , one

stockle and ms. madeline from the department of recreation and parks. who explained that i breached the policy by peaking aggressively and some some say rudely to themselves city employees, for that i apologize to them and i'm sorry. both were testifying on behalf of the same department on separate issues. as long one person thought i was rude, i was. and i apologize to those offends in the public and in the department. and no excuses will be made. there is no doubt that testimony triggered some questionable behavior on my part as exhibited by my intense reaction. my passion got the best of me. as my strong reaction was to meant to create a positive outcome of our city as it is. i would like to introduce you to the equity fair and respectful work place policy. under that policy, my behavior was unacceptable. i would like to point out a couple of things in that policy. it reads as follows. the city of san francisco, is committed to promoting and maintaining a safe and healthy working environment where every individual is treated with stability, dignity a

it is used for ms patients who have ms attacks and relapses of ms and progressive ms .and health monitoring as well as positioning is based on elderly intelligence abroad , each kilo of this material is about 100 thousand dollars. we have succeeded in synthesizing the total price for us with about 20,000 dollars per kilo. turkish competitions and also won the award of the best global innovative business of ibscar, 218 licensed products, in fact, recently we gave 675 prototype products that can be industrialized, and 575 companies based in these growth centers. companies that are among the top countries in the world in some productions, and in addition to meeting domestic needs , they also lead in the field of exports. we export to canada, france, germany, italy, sweden and greece. this unit is better than other medical units that exist. being ergomy for reasons of quality control, infection control, having all control facilities infection, as well as having functional quality , engineering, longevity, and support services. we have now made two devices, one is an ophthal

last week i was at couplers in menlo park. the crowd was amazing. incredibly honored to have much of the evers family including the living legend, ms. myrlie, joining me at her alma mater, pomona college, and the evening was punctuated by ms. myrlie herself addressing the crowd. >> for give me if i'm getting a little personal here, but i feel motivated to do so. because my late husband medgar evers always taught us and our family, learn everything you can, then come together, share, build, go forth, do not forget who you are and what you must do. ask god for guidance. in may we all people last. good night. [applause] . >> what a memorable night. plenty of opportunities to see me, i'll be in new orleans, washington d.c., and chicago right here again very soon. be sure to go

. >> now, at the time that you lived there with ms. willis, even when you remained, during the time period of 2019 to the end of 2020, are you aware if ms. willis was dating someone? >> yes. she did. she had a boyfriend when i first got there. >> did you meet her boyfriend? >> yeah. i met him often. >> can you know him by any specific nickname? >> deuce. >> can you tell the court why you were -- while you were living there how often you would see him? >> sometimes every day. sometimes every other day. he was a disjockey or something. and he had -- disc jockey and something. he had all this paraphernalia i had to move out. there was a thing when the -- things that played music and forth. >> when you moved in in 2019 and throughout the years in 2020, 2021 had you ever met someone named nathan wade? >> i did not meet nathan wade until 2023, about a year ago when a reporter by the name of isacoff interviewed me. that's the first time. >> that was in 2023? >> 2023, right. >> i know you said you hadn't met him until 2023, but when you were l

ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, help me make a pathway for a brighter, stronger, more educated and innovative toledo and region. god bless the partners. god bless our people. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> i rise to address the house and ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in support of ohio's 13th congressional district in our quest to become a leader in innovation. ms. sykes: they made its mark as the rubber city capital of the world, building the middle class, growing our population, and literally supporting the movement of people all across the world. in our community, we've proudly continued this legacy by becoming a trailblazer in engineering. last year thanks to the combined efforts from a variety of local partners led by the greater akron chamber of commerce, the tech hub

. >> now, at the time that you lived there with ms. willis, even when you remained, during the time period of 2019 to the end of 2020, are you aware if ms. willis was dating someone? >> yes. she did. she had a boyfriend when i first got there. >> did you meet her boyfriend? >> yeah. i met him often. >> can you know him by any specific nickname? >> deuce. >> can you tell the court why you were -- while you were living there how often you would see him? >> sometimes every day. sometimes every other day. he was a disjockey or something. and he had -- disc jockey and something. he had all this paraphernalia i had to move out. there was a thing when the -- things that played music and forth. >> when you moved in in 2019 and throughout the years in 2020, 2021 had you ever met someone named nathan wade? >> i did not meet nathan wade until 2023, about a year ago when a reporter by the name of isacoff interviewed me. that's the first time. >> that was in 2023? >> 2023, right. >> i know you said you hadn't met him until 2023, but when you were l

that's ms. right.he bachelor" being able to spell a five-letter word is considered to be a talent. we have an exciting new twist in the case of donald trump and the missing classified documents. according to several witnesses, when the fbi executed that search warrant on mar-a-lago back in 2022, they may have missed a thing or two. special counsel jack smith has learned about a possible "hidden room" off trump's bedroom that wasn't searched. there was also a closet with a lock on it that they didn't open, even though eric kept bailing the door from the inside. no one knows what was or is in that secret room. could be the room where melania lives in a giant hourglass like jasmine at the end of aladdin. trump has not commented on that, he has bigger fish to fry. he sat down with maria bartiromo of fox business yesterday to weigh in on a potential threat he seems to have just found out about. >> maybe the most dangerous thing out there of anything, because there is no real solution, the a.i., as they call

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. ramirez, for five minutes. mrs. ramirez: i rise today to recognize van coley mean is a public servant who always shows up for her neighbors in illinois 3. yes mean is a resident of hanover park and at the age of 27, her commitment to a community pushed her to serve as a village trustee of hanover park becoming the first and only nigerian-american elected official in illinois. as a founding mom who lead, she supports illinois' black woman to succeed in elected leadership roles and serves in illinois 3 in illinois as regional director for u.s. senator dick durbin and economic development chair of the naccp through page county. mean in every room she walks into and inspires others. today on behalf of illinois 3, i present your commendation to your contributions to our community to your commitment to public service, equity and justice. congratulations. i also rise in commendation of michael childriss. a long time resident of due page county. first ever black member of the due page county

we'd have people would show up and parked car. guy park for probably eight hours out in front of the house and we'd call the police and now at the time that you live there with ms willis and i guess even when you >> remain so during the time period of 2009 19 to the end of 2020 are you aware if ms willis was dating someone? >> yeah, she she did. she had he had a boyfriend when i first got there and i did you meet her boyfriend? >> are >> many often. and can did you know him by any specific specific nickname? yeah. dues can you tell the court why you were living there how often would you see him >> sometimes every day, sometimes, you know, every other day, he disc jockey or something. and he had all this paraphernalia that i'd have to move out. it was a thing with keep things at play, music until vote dot now when you moved in in 2019. and then throughout the years and you're 2020, 2021, had you ever met someone named nathan wade did not meet nathan wade until 2023? a year ago when i reported by the name is so-called, interviewed m