a special study of polynesia. so hay fever was required because new hazards in the form of plant pollen were encountered. pollen extracts were prepared by desiccation, then made up in solutions, which could be used for diagnosis and treatment. the evaluation of ddt and other agents in the control of arthropod borne diseases required the development of new methods of trapping and rearing of mosquitoes and other insect vectors. here, flies are raised experimentally for this purpose. these and other insects in various stages of development were subjected to the action of new agents. on our way back to the zone of interior, let's start off exploratory go headquarters for the scene of caribbean islands comprising the antilles department. those overseas areas organized as department points rather than theaters of operation were served by these department labs, which were comparable in size and scope of operation to the service command labs in the zone of interior. these laboratories provided the facilities of not only a

theresa, grant health experts are calling the study a big wake-up call, saying that it sheds. >> and important light on the subject, especially as you use of cannabis is on the rise among all age brackets is especially young americans. >> very interesting study and a timely a study given the fact that more and more people using cannabis doctor joseph wu is a director of stanford university cardio vascular institute. >> addressing a new study on cannabis and cardio vascular health. the findings frequent usage resulted in a 42% increase in strokes. 25% increase in heart attacks published in the journal of american heart backed by national institutes of health. the study drew its results from nearly a half-million cannabis users. >> so when the smoky get to those one is the particular matter cause and damage the lawn and that he is seeing causing damage to system. >> the study drill down on how toxins released into the body when cannabis is burned is similar to tobacco smoking. but the doctor says that the active ingredient of thc and cannabis causes even more of a heart risk. in additi

we were trained, studied, developed along with the construction of the belarusian nuclear power plant, went out, studied the facility, we were preparing to eliminate emergency situations directly at the site, this was achieved through hard work, stubborn work, we have been achieving this for a very long time, our fire-military rescue squad... first of all, of course, is intended to ensure fire safety at the belarusian nuclear power plant, and of course we go out to eliminate critical situations in the ostorovets district and human life is above all for us. for me, my work is an honest, professional performance of official duty, that’s all that matters to me. life, i am a monogamous person and the ministry of emergency situations comes first for me. hello everyone, my name is sing kaijen, i’m from china, and if it’s difficult for you to remember my name, you can call me kai, and i’ve been coming to belarus for four years now, i’m currently studying for a master’s degree at the faculty of journalism and i’m living in belarus. i’m from a small town called puyang, ah... and my province is

got it, thanks, what year is he studying?is another year and a half, everything is fine, everything should be, you find yourself in this category of people who should receive appropriate support, that’s it, thank you, yeah, yes, please, for testing, researching materials on this site, one boss here, the chief specialist, the chief engineer, well, we are growing together with this site, it’s clear, great , 20 years that i have known you, i always wanted to ask you a question, but over the course of these 20 years they of course changed, and then in some of the questions i found the answer on my own, well, emotionally, of course, i join. well, to the beginning of our, well, our conversation, that’s it’s rare that you visit a site twice, but this is the second time in such a short period of time, and my question is somewhat summative of what we talked about about education, there are terms such as labor productivity, yes, energy saving, resource saving , - in soviet practice there was such a discipline as the scientific organiza

and then i also started studying, somehow music, why don’t i continue to study vocals, really very therely businessmen, and i also know that doing vocals... probably only two ways, firstly, is to become a singer, secondly, to become a teacher, i know that to become a singer is very difficult, and i also believe that not everyone has talent, and i don’t really want to become a teacher , so i think that, probably, music is my hobby, and not my profession, the biggest reason why... i like studying at the journalism department, because we have a lot of different events here, it’s not only for belarusian students, i still remember that we had a chinese new year event, and we, together with belarusian students and even the teachers celebrated the chinese new year, it was just gorgeous, i think that the chinese are somehow more modest. shy, uh, belarusian students, they are very open, active, especially at the faculty of journalism, because activities are a must for a journalist, here, uh, i noticed that belarusian students always have a lot of new ideas, they organize different events themselv

hello everyone, my name is veeke or yuka, i came from china, now i am studying at the belarusian state university at the faculty of philology, i am already here. i've been living here for almost 3 years. i came from china, from the city of shanxing, where there is a lot of reg, and not so 200 km from shanghai, but not very famous, and such a city has a history, in my opinion, it just turned 2510 years old, well, it’s still so young, me, well... you can say that it’s a big family, you can say that no, i’m the only child of the family, but i have many, like cousins, three-fold brother and sister, they are already like my relatives, in general, at first there was such an idea , then that to come to belarus, this is due to the fact that my mother is a businessman, well, not very big, we have business connections with clients countries, well, almost all countries, so i probably had to learn russian if i wanted to continue, well, at least... to practice or at least something, well, i don’t know, but probably in the future i will be, i will still be i’ll also do business, like my mother, i’ll

literature is extremely chaotic and before that is for almost every study, there's another study with the opposite finding student. it says one big difference in the old studies is that the researchers handed out questionnaires of psychology students. and with that, if you try very hard, you get maybe 100 people together that's, that's not a lot. if you really want to look at small differences in the me, it, i'm so i'm interested to find the small differences. scientists need huge data sets . researchers at the university of live search have now reevaluated long term studies from germany. great britain and the us. they collect the data from more than 20000 adults. these numbers speak for themselves. first born, middle, or the youngest siblings are just not always, all the same. the only in intelligence does a pattern emerge. i q points drops slightly from the 1st to the last child. why? science has several answers to this question that i need get people. there are some promising findings as to before the and the for example, because the suggestion that this is really about the 1st bor

verman, i am from estonia, from the city of tallinn, now i live and study in belarus.om estonia, from the city of tallinn and ended up in belarus because i came here to study, they decided at the family council, they assembled such a large table, grandmother, grandfather, mother, father, sister decided and decided that i would come to study in belarus after all. i probably don’t even remember my first impressions in belarus, since i’ve been coming here since childhood, since my dad was a belarusian and they came here. here every summer with my parents to visit my grandparents, but since we always got and came to minsk, i remember these scales, these roads, these beautiful stalin buildings that were built, architectural monuments that are in minsk, and i always i came here with some emotions, i was always looking forward to this trip to minsk, and somehow it happened that to this day, even though i already live here, every time i always smile. i think how beautiful minsk is. tallinn is like a small gingerbread house. if you come to tallinn, you can see a lot of historic

remember my name, you can call me kai, and i’ve been coming to belarus for 4 years now, i’m currently studyingaster’s degree in journalism, and i’m living in belarus. i'm from a small town called puyang, and my pro... it's very big, called hanan, it is located almost in the center of china, my family is not that big, but it’s interesting that grandma lives with us, i also have an older sister in the family, and dad, mom and grandma, we only have five people, why exactly did i come to belarus , then i studied opera, and thanks to my opera teachers i learned when bsu, i learned belarus. because in china , in fact, a lot of people didn’t know that there was still a country called belarus, then i thought, oh, what a strange thing, how it looks, and why come here, but then i just found out that a lot of my friends, they decided to come here, i think it’s good, because then i won’t be alone, i came with them, we were lucky, we came when it was summer, we were crowded with... they were surprised your people, why? because when we arrived, we were riding on the bus, we just all looked at the street, yo

new studies speak of shadow children. they often fade into the background and pale next to the sick child, which is contained at the see if i don't live, there are children who suffer a lot of them. and they're also children who, for example, to and this is no also uncommon dream that they will also become ill, stay at all they imagined and i'm dying now, and then my parents will see how much they will miss me. so will they hook themselves and hope to get attention with this insurance? make some cards because parents of sick children have to be especially sensitive when it comes to healthy siblings. and shopping can shadow children can often benefit from being able to help out in some way from being involved in a little bit to not just standing on the sidelines. that's important for children's overall development to have a feeling that they can make a contribution. charlie whitaker owes nothing less than his life to his brother an extraordinary bond, which hopefully never becomes a burden minus a great day for the acrobat

behind each such study is colossal, virtually jewellery, work.themselves compare the analysis of ancient samples with the deciphering of ancient books, in which many pages are missing, and those that have survived are badly damaged. just imagine that these volumes of artistic works, for example, are edited, all the text is cut into small pieces. pieces, then dump it all in a heap somewhere, so that over the course of some time it still deteriorates, that’s about the same thing, here we are, when we receive the material, we have dealing with dna. evgeniy ragaev, doctor of biological sciences, was twice awarded the russian state prize for creating methods of genetic identification and for identifying the gene responsible for the development of alzheimer's disease. for many years he has been applying his experience to solve historical problems; it was he who put the proof point on the issue of the authenticity of the remains of the royal family, and now he is leading a major scientific project. this is our most ambitious task - to build the genetic

we will be deleting these studies. it's quite essential that we make sure we are providing a pipeline as you indicate to make sure we compete on the global space in china and others. >> this is priority one or where are we on the priority list? >> we've been given a deadline -- >> there's a lot of debate about the three gigahertz band and how it should be open for commercial use. the national spectrum contemplates studying the ban even though the dod passes the report completely and is the inclusion of the three gigahertz ban and the natural spectrum recognition there are problems with dod past this report why didn't you include the ban and the national spectrum strategy. a two questions there. the study that they produced looked at a very specific question could we use the ban right now and the answer is no right now they do not see a way forward and there are technical workers in that area. however it was a limited study because it didn't look at the other questions and if we had funding to relocate. the only labor r

that is for almost every study, there's another study with the opposite finding student. it says one big difference in the old studies is that the researchers handed out questionnaires of psychology students. and with that, if you try very hard, you get maybe 100 people together that's, that's not a lot. if you really want to look at small differences in the me, it, i'm so i'm, i'm interested to find the small differences. scientists need huge data sets. researchers at the university of live search have now reevaluated long term studies from germany. great britain and the us. they collect the data from more than 20000 adults. these numbers speak for themselves. first born, middle, or the youngest siblings are just not always, all the same. the only in intelligence does a pattern emerge. i q points drops slightly from the 1st to the last child. why? science has several answers to this question. kind of get people. there are some promising findings as to perform the and the for example, because the suggestion that this is really about the 1st born child simply getting more

and study and to get an education and return. it's happening now do military service in the army's specialized hospitals . there are doctorate in pharmacy . rajiv gandhi university , al-amin faculty, the founders of which are sunnis, by the way, at that time, you were visiting during the time when your son was studying . i went to india once or twice, first, i settled them and settled them , we did the registration, in the middle of my work once we told them yes, these are the changes that have happened in india in recent years, especially in the last 20 years how much do you think the last match with china? in my opinion, with respect to all jihad , i have to offer 3 points or observations in line with the answer to this question. one is that we have a significant cultural affinity, in other words, indian citizens have a very fundamentally positive mental atmosphere towards iran and iranians in particular. i remember those days when we were at the beginning of his work in 2003 and 2004 in iran , the first government, i think the

and we are now at the belarusian state university, i am studying at the faculty of philology, romancebelarusian students, and also foreign students, this is a very good faculty, a very good specialty, it generally gives all sorts of prospects. moreover , we have good conditions here, we have a canteen, the food there is very tasty, we have office, auditorium, modern hall, modern, this building in which we are now was built only in 1922, i would pack it, because in fact, for foreign students, very important, well, let’s say, indicators are popularity, namely in terms of popularity, i can say that it is probably the best choice for foreign students, i will directly say that even when i was in school, even before graduating from school, i already knew that i would get a higher education exactly for border, and not in china, yes, i can say that i really like the educational process here at the university, well , of course there are difficulties, firstly, of course, it’s with the language, although i can almost say that probably already four, well, almost 4 years, i’ve been studying russia

new studies speak of shadow children. they often fade into the background and pale next to the sick child that is contained at the cfo lot. there are children who suffer a lot of them and they're also children who, for example. and this is not also uncommon dream that they will also become ill stand all they imagined and i'm dying now, and then my parents will see how much they will miss me. so will they hook themselves and hope to get attention with this insurance mix. some cards because parents of sick children have to be especially sensitive when it comes to healthy siblings. and shopping can shadow children can often benefit from being able to help out. and some way from being involved in a little bit to not just standing on the sidelines. that's important for children's overall development to have a feeling that they can make a contribution. charlie whitaker owes nothing less than his life to his brother. an extraordinary bond, which hopefully never becomes a burden minus a great day for the acrobatic vice height fam

verity cook, the lead author of that study on loud | lead author of that study on loud fish, thanks forjoiningor having me _ fish, thanks forjoining us. thank you for having me on. _ now we can show you one of the most watched videos on the bbc website. a pod of dolphins spot in the river thames near northfleet in kent. the rna lights the adults and a calf on sunday. —— rnli. the river thames is home to 125 species of fish, marine and terrestrial mammals. it is on dolphins that we enter the hour but there is plenty more on the bbc news website. i will be back after a short break. it was a beautiful start earlier on this morning across england and wales, red skies for many ahead of the weather front. as the old adage goes, it's introducing a lot more cloud and rain as we head through the rest of the afternoon. but the rain is fragmenting as it slowly pushes its way southwards and eastwards. sojust thickening cloud really across much of central southern england and the south east of england, perhaps still a bit of hazy sunshine here, the mist and fog having lift and cleared. there will be some h

behind each such study is colossal, virtually jewellery, work.icists themselves compare the analysis of ancient samples with the deciphering of ancient books, in which many pages are missing, and those that have survived are badly damaged. just imagine that these volumes, these works of art , for example, were torn up, all the text into... pieces, then dumped all this in a heap somewhere , so that - for some time it would still deteriorate. this is about the same thing, here we are, when we receive the material, we have dealing with dna. evgeny ragaev - doctor of biological sciences, twice awarded the russian state prize for the creation of genetic identification methods and for identifying the gene responsible for the development of alzheimer's disease. for many years he has been applying his experience to solve historical problems; it was he who put the proof point on the issue of the authenticity of the remains of the royal family, and now he is leading a major scientific project to study the ancient population. our most ambitious task is to b

expert, turn your attention to money market funds, study how it works, it’s not difficult, we ’ve justked about the general principle, and this is now the fourteenth, fifteenth income, that is, 14-15% per year, 15 plus you can earn on such instruments , well, we believe that this is a risk-free return, and relatively risk-free, and in dollars, what is the current return, by the way, considered risk-free, and what dollar instruments, or in other currencies, are considered interesting? allowed from the current open currency position, this is what banks really have a problem with regulation to have on top of what they brought you in assets, so banks, on the one hand, are forced to sell some bonds, on the other hand, squeeze out their depositors, bringing this position to the required position, well, in russian federation, you can buy government bonds denominated in us dollars, bonds that have what kind of yield, about 5-6% will be there, someone’s bonds, the ministry of finance, the ministry of finance, that is, these are government bonds that are issued in dollars have yield is 5%, 5-6%

and i am studying social and humanities in nizhnevartostny.ative of a three-hundred-year-old pedagogical dynasty, i’m preparing to become a primary school teacher, yeah, a pedagogical dynasty, uh, who was the teacher in your family? my dad still works as a teacher, my grandmothers and great-grandfathers were also teachers, and even great-grandfathers, yes, look, indeed, this is such a significant thing. interesting, from generation to generation you have passed on your love for educating young people, the younger generation, great, very noble, very important mission, this is not even a profession, this is a mission, so i wish you all the best in this work, give me my best wishes to all the teachers of your family, well, in this case, your family, of course, i respect all teachers, but because we are talking to you and through this to all teachers. i wish you success , good luck, well, all the best to you in this profession and in life, i hope that natalya, i hope that this new object will be well, it will fit into the city, it will also fit in

in the subject of iranian studies, the department of art for iranian architecture studies is honored by dr. bernard o'kin from ireland. he for various researches in the field of architecture islami is a well-known figure who also teaches extensive studies in the history of islamic art at the american university in cairo. yes, this is the second time i received this award and i am proud to know that i have this award. the first time was for the book about the miniatures of kalila demeneh in the texts from the 8th century ah, but this time for a book called "research on iranian architecture", okin stayed in iran for several years and conducted field research. his research and analysis covers a wide range of the history of writings. the book of iranian architectural studies won the world book of the year award for his writings it is about a range of topics related to architecture in iran. the writer. some of these photos have never been seen before, from tiling to the formation of domes of iranian mosques, buildings of important governments of the middle centuries such as the seljuks, i

is a popular place to study for young people from all over the world and irresistible . everything that goes into a perfect french courses. all this and more, coming up on duramax, the from the german federal parliament in the morning to the cat walk in the evening. as one of germany's most successful male models, who is gender fluid, phoenix, need a fights against discrimination and gender boundaries. a man presenting women's where felix need slips right into it as here at berlin fashion week where he's been booked as a model by several designers. he sees himself as gender, fluid, domestic gender, fluid means is winning through the genders like a fish. i set myself no limit and i take on what i like male female and i wear whatever i want, including women's clothing, all font. he thought hard for that self confidence working his way up from a bullying school boy to one of germany's most successful male models. how did he do it? as a child, felix preferred to play with dolls. the other boys in his class made fun of him. at age 12, he realized he was gay. for fear of being

will lose it, but it is only about those postgraduates who are studying on a contract, state employees want to leave with a deferment, we would like your point of view from about the fairness of such a provision in general, yes, do you think that such a provision should be considered, well, actually, we would like to understand what the consequences might be for ukrainian science, including if... yes, graduate students, yes, who are currently studying for contractual, some, well, under contract and for some private or legal funds, then they will accordingly not be able to continue their education, will be forced to mobilize, let's start with the basic terminological concepts, mobilization is not about justice, it is primarily about expediency, exactly expediency should stand on... the cornerstone of why it happens in principle, for some reason, well, for some reason , i can well understand why our mozhnavatsians really dislike smart people, in general, scientists, in particular, but why they just hate the military , as specialists, i simply do not know, because a warrior is a character

i am continuing with my studies and _ studies. i am continuing with my studies and there _ studies.ontinuing with my| studies and there is that pressure of i've made such a big splash here that it's kind of like when the director and actor stars in the first practically oscar worthy or oscar nominated film and then everything after that gets compared to that. this is ok but it's not as good as the original! aha, to that. this is ok but it's not as good as the original!— good as the original! a high bar certainl . good as the original! a high bar certainly. huge _ good as the original! a high bar certainly. huge congratulationsi good as the original! a high bar. certainly. huge congratulations on your pharaoh done chicken from hell and thank you for telling us about it. you are watching bbc news. london's metropolitan police. london's metropolitan police say a man has died afterfalling from a height at the tate modern art gallery. in a statement, police say the death is not being treated as suspicious. tate modern says it will be closed for the rest of the day. in 2019, a boy was bad

krömmet that i am studying medicine, i go in for sports, i have another hobby.mini-project such as work, this is a school of estonian language and culture, and which initially grew out of the estonian language circle, which, it turns out, was at the fourth gymnasium of the city of minsk. originally a school. itself was an estonian language club and it was based on the fourth gymnasium, that is, we met with the children on saturdays for an hour just to learn the estonian language, and somehow it turned out that it all grew into some kind of big project, but in general, when i moved here, i already had an incipient an idea that i eventually developed like this, because in fact, i love my culture very much, i love... my language very much, and of course, i want as many people as possible to know our culture and language , despite the fact that we have such a small country, the idea itself probably came from the fact that my mother is the director of a cultural society in estonia, and somehow it turned out that i am here, we also have such a small society, called on

maxim studies at the faculty of physical education and is from teresa.d uncle are members of the svo. and i study at kuindzhi moscow state university and i entered here on the initiative of my parents, let’s put it this way, that is, my uncle fought in the war and said that mariupol was liberated. you can calmly go and enroll here, because it was turbulent in donetsk, i didn’t want to sit at a distance, and i decided to enroll here. considering the circumstances, this seems surprising, but approximately 40% of students at kuindzh and nagorodni moscow state university. moreover, this is not only donbass and navorosiya; the geography from which students came is quite wide. were you surprised when applicants from all over russia actually submitted their documents? were you surprised? yes, there was surprise, because you know, well, firstly, lately we have been invited, our students are invited, they are in kazan, sochi, moscow, st. petersburg, that is, the guys talk about themselves, about the university, and i understand that you know, as they say, a rumor

our suovorovites savvy not only in studies, but also in everyday matters.orum on the right side there is a minsk chevron. military school and course, on the left side is the chevron of the armed forces of the republic of belarus, on our shoulders is scarlet shoulder straps, the symbol of the minsk svoros military school. i live in a small town, svetlogorsk, gomel region, the population is only 70 thousand people, and at first, when i came, i walked and just constantly caught the glances of passersby. it was especially nice when the girls were paying attention. a distinctive feature of a svorovets, no matter where he is, is, of course, his uniform, especially his dress uniform. despite the fact that throughout the existence of the school it changed, one thing remained unchanged, these are the scarlet shoulder straps that a graduate of the suvorov school, cadet, wears on his jacket near his heart throughout his life. in 1953, the question became acute that on earth, which suffered, well, probably the greatest trials during the great patriotic war, on a land w

fact that my mother is a businessman, well it’s not very big here after i came here and after that i studiede, i probably realized the fact that i’m probably not a businessman, but a teacher and at least something, well, i don’t know, but probably in the future i will be, i will be i'm still still working on the song. like my mother , i’ll probably work as a chinese language teacher, i’m thinking about it a lot now, well, i haven’t decided yet, but for me it’s still early, i still have two years ahead before i graduate from university, i think that it's still too early to think about it, but in fact, before i came to belarus, i already knew a lot about belarus, well, because i’m interested in european history, a little earlier, well, probably even 4-5 years ago i already taught, but i can’t say that i taught, well, i just read a little about the history of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, after all, i learned a lot about belarus, it’s such an interesting place, well , to be honest, there’s not much difference in belarus , real life is different from those photos on the internet, because i

>> we didn't look at that specifically in this study, although other studies have looked at that. and generally they're the, you know, switching to other types of sugary products like sugary foods has been found to be pretty minimal. >> okay. so, you know, our taxes on, you know, the soda tax, is it just soda or there are other drinks associated or included in that? >> it's it includes other drinks as well. it includes, uh, basically any drink that has added sugar and calories, although the taxes do differ a little bit from place to place. so, for example, philadelphia includes artificial sweetened beverages are taxed as well. >> look, why why do they want to pass these taxes. right. how big of a problem is sugar diet related disease in the us? i assume that's the end goal is to cut that down. that's right. >> i think in a lot of places these taxes have been implemented really with health aims in mind. it also happens to raise a lot of tax revenues as another bonus. and you know, that's millions of dollars that can be used for, uh, other things such as increasing access to healthy

and the study, i still think the best we can do in the study of human beings and all of their amazing variety and continuity is what in the 19th century in his great statement on liberal education, [indiscernible] began with the classics and revolved around the governing principles of his own society and stepped through the great ideas and great books of western civilization. >> thank you for hosting this conversation. i want to ask about postmodernism as peter presented and related to an observation about the indictment of tension on campus. peter presents it as the movement where we reject modernism by which he seems to identify with founding, block, montague. but i thought it was rejecting the idea of a technocratic ability to manage the economy, the bureaucracy of modern life, all those kinds of things. that was much closer to the motives that generated whatever postmodernism was or is. so i wonder, and as i see campuses today and see lots of tension, it is by no means a placid realm of ideological agreement, when you talk with student activists for example in the realm of sexual

and recommending for management studies for dr.idors for those two on clement and balboa and this restraining order would help make spaces for the people and removal the conflicts on the commercial corridors. the last concept is for mobility department of housing and community services mobile department of housing and community services where the options come together and with different amenities making transfers more easy will identify the locations for district one that are not identified and develop guidance on design and amenities and as i mentioned the second round the outreach in march have a survey on the website and doing events throughout the month of march and more information on the website. and sfgov do the study and then next steps refining the concept based on what we hear in the public comment and the outreach and have a final plan in the summer we'll be bringing back to the board for approval. and that concludes my slides. >> thank you commissioner chan and want to thank alicia and others from the ta and working wit

i study at kuindzh moscow state university.ntered here on the initiative of my parents, let’s put it this way, that is , my uncle fought, he said that mariupol had been liberated, you can calmly come here to enroll, since in donetsk it was i was restless, i didn’t want to sit at a distance, and i decided to enroll here, given the circumstances, it seems surprising, but approximately 40% of the students at kuindzh and nagorodnya moscow state university, and this is not only donbass and novorosiya, the geography from which they entered. we have them in kazan, sochi, moscow, st. petersburg, that is, the guys talk about themselves about the university, and i understand that you know how... they say: rumors about me will spread throughout great russia, right? and probably people are interested, they come, they are interested, we have very interesting specialties, so, well, there is some interest, since they are going. it is clear that most students from other russian regions study by correspondence, but there are other examples. fir

activities, and the success of my studies in my time.d regional universities. practical for all history of belarus. what happened, we caused our attack on the history of our town, this month of plowing the soldiers of the hour, the first world war, pasture at the end of the battle , the germans, who had already occupied this position, collected the dead and organized all these graves, they were looking for a land beyond the tsarva. and it seems to be made up of two parts, here i am, these plowed russian soldiers, and then the germans, the adroit germans, as much as they grabbed their own, then many of them knew that they were specific, and the roofs melted on the mages of pain, first , then these signs were installed, he lives in minsk, he is a military engineer, but at the present time his historical family is stuck edges and history, it is the same as the standard of publication. our savetsky land , rich in talents, their people would like to emerge like ours... read, all the same, as they call it: reptiles, like vyahurami pranositsya,

on the second question, there may be studies. i'm not aware of them and i that's one of the great questions is why it that some people deal with dislocate and collapse and why is it that others deal with dislocation and if not adapt? i think that would be a place that would bear merit. lot of studying. okay, we have time for one more question. at delano squires, heritage foundation. this question is mainly to christina summers. i wonder, do you react to the findings nancy pearcey that men have traditionally seen the protection and provision of women and for women as part of their role as men? one do you see that as chauvinist. and then to do you feel that the promotion of traditional marriage and family as a as a response to this crisis is something that sort of traditionally liberal feminists can get behind? well, first thing i'll say is the we've heard a lot about toxic masculine unity and what these critics forget is that there's also positive, which is the opposite. so it's toxic male or sometimes they call it pathological ma

hello everyone, my name is veeke or ask yuka, i came from china, now i studied at the belarusian stateniversity at the faculty of philology, i have been living here for almost 3 years. i came from china, from the city of shalsnin, where there are many rivers, but not so 200 km from shanghai, well , not very famous, but such a city has a history, i understand, in my opinion, it just turned 2510 years old, well, it’s still so young , i have, well, you can say that there is a big family and you can say that no, i’m the only one a child in a family, but i have many, here are second and third brothers and sisters, they are already like my relatives. in general, at first there was such an idea that to come to belarus, this was due to the fact that my mother is a businessman, well, not very big, we have lists, clients from all countries, well, almost all countries, so i probably had to learn russian , if i want to continue, well, although i probably don’t have such an idea of ​​suraf now, but i wanted to before, so i came here, probably after i came here and after that a little i studied, i p

read more, maybe not my studies, not my studies, not very detailed. go to your studies and think more about these issues, so our policy makers must first know the region why does he establish azado and then come to establish his subordinates in article 1 of the law. how to manage the free zones, the first goal that is considered for the free zone is the development of construction and development. well, what you are doing is the development of construction and development. it is a wrong goal setting for the development of construction and development and infrastructure. it should be done by the government, not an organization. so if this is how we say, sir, these free zones are urban development zones, not free zones, free zones in the world, free zones in the world have their own chart, a specific definition with a specific structure, if our free zones seek development. they are local, so let's say, sir, these are not the free zone organization, they are the construction organization , they are set to draw a fancy, these free zones give them a rent,

on february 12, 2019, the belarusian institute for strategic studies was established by the presidentthe republic of belarus. in 5 years analysts have accomplished a lot of their activities. 736 analytical ones were prepared. they know us, so what is bisi? bc is the largest factory of thought in our country, analysis of political, economic, social processes in belarus and the world, and not only, projects such as the pulse of society, the social state in action, the future of the village and many others are the basis of a lot of painstaking work. a special topic of research is the turn of belarus to the east, this is a big game in asia 2.0 and belarus, the general trajectory of development, or, for example, the work of the institute in regions in vitebsk is a laboratory for social research. at the moment, we are the only laboratory in the vitebsk region that, through the joint efforts of bc and vitebsk state university , can conduct this type of research. that is, accreditation was preceded by a year of painstaking work; the university, with methodological organizational personnel sup

let's see what students have to say to the size of the study. i really liked students live here because the campus is huge and people are always outside and spend a lot of time. they're drinking coffee together all day. some again, some type of for your main campus mess. i love it. there's more quality of life. the weather, the people in general, the way of living time to talk about life in montreal that see what students get up to the point. i mean it's, it's easy to find a place to live here. and also how are the price of specialist staying on the housing? i think it's one of the issues that people complain about the most when they especially latino, latino only letting people complain. i ask a student from china for her open, i think as well as the most most hard spring for that for the nurse is. it's like you have to find information in lab. oh, you're going straight until find fries and i think the price is also a little higher than i think in my country, the cheapest can be $400.00 euro is per month, a room without major amenity or is, can

that is for almost every study, there's another study with the opposite finding student. it says one big difference in the old studies is that the researchers handed out questionnaires of psychology students. and with that, if you try very hard, you get maybe 100 people together that's, that's not a lot. if you really want to look at small differences in the me, it, i'm so i'm interested to find the small differences. scientists need huge data sets . researchers at the university of live search have now re evaluated long term studies from germany. great britain and the us. they collect the data from more than 20000 adults. these numbers speak for themselves. first born, middle, or the youngest siblings are just not always, all the same. the only in intelligence does a pattern emerge. i q points dropped slightly from the 1st to the last child. why? science has several answers to this question. because the tiny get people there are some promising findings as to perform the and the for example, because the suggestion that this is really about the 1st born child simply gettin

that is for almost every study, there's another study with the opposite finding student. it says one big difference in the old studies is that the researchers handed out questionnaires of psychology students. and with that, if you try very hard, you get maybe 100 people together that's, that's not a lot. if you really want to look at small differences in the me, in until i'm interested to find the small differences, scientists need huge data sets researchers at the university of live. so it should have now reevaluated long term studies from germany. great britain and the us. they collect the data from more than 20000 adults. again, these numbers speak for themselves. first born, middle, or the youngest siblings are just not always, all the same. the only in intelligence does a pattern emerge. i q points dropped slightly from the 1st to the last child. why? science has several answers to this question. good, finally get people. there are some promising findings as to before the and the for example, because the suggestion that this is really about the 1st born child simply

. >> so a very interesting study and of a timely a study, given the fact that more and more people using cannabis doctor joseph wood was the director of stanford university cardio vascular institute. >> the study drill down on how toxins released into the body when cannabis is burned is similar to tobacco smoking. but the doctor says that the active ingredient of thc and cannabis causes even more of a heart risk. in addition, he says eating cannabis products also not hard help. so when you smoke, you get to those one is the particular matter cause and damage feel alone. >> and it thc causing damage to system. >> when you take the edible, there's no particular meta involved. it's just goes to that. got upstate edible. kids see gets released and the tsa causes a basket debits. so the notion both completely say this also not medicinal use of cannabis is now legal and more than half of the country with recreational use allowed in 24 states. >> most part most people in the public think because it's legal, it is safe. but there are a lot of products the goal that safe one example is tobacco sm

it was studied in what time frame and what predictions did you think? thank you that, as a rule, according to the scale of the studies that have been done for these cities at the local, national and international level, the infrastructure should be studied and planned according to these scales. in the discussion of the studies that happened, as a rule, in the discussion of the infrastructures that should be created in three scales, we conducted our own studies in the infrastructure affairs working group of both the barmezi provincial council and the council. excellent architecture and urban planning location these and in fact the studies of these were approved , and in the following, according to the activities that have been tweeted for them and the standards that exist for each activity, its infrastructure should be operational , considering that our view is that alongside the public sector, the private sector invest in these cities so that we can have our own communication on an international scale , and be able to compete in this field . and its exe

what do you need to know if you want to study in this country? spain has more than 100 than 35000 international students and reducing the top 10 of your p and countries to study. i came to marjorie to see do with the most international students in spain to find out more 45 percent of the international students in spain come from the european union from countries like france and atl east. 30 percent come from latino america mostly from ecuador angola, which is my home country. it actually makes sense for me letting us to come here to study because of the language i went through uni in germany. and i have to say starting in another language was a bit challenging. if you do speak spanish, no worries that are also a number of courses in english here. or something that you need to know the price is the study in spain vary depending on the toner, most community in the programs academic year. again, a public university con costs between 514. honda curos the ok, but wait, hold on to only international students pay the same i need and maria the other side

, that is, he is in higher studies. in the administration of the enema of the laws of the assembly, that is, after the ninth period the parliament's law enema department is busy and this issue of law enema is a topic that is interesting for us to ask exactly what it means. hello, greetings and courtesy to hazrat talebi and all the viewers of this program . we are very sincere. i pray to god that we are at your service. that is, what does the enema of laws department do? see enema of laws. well, you know that in this 110-year-old legislative system of the country, many laws have been passed by the national assembly of the islamic council under the so-called titles or drafts or sub-divisions. these have not been checked, so to speak, they are obsolete or expired or contradict or conflict with the laws. new laws, or laws that a representative wants to propose, or the government wants to make a bill , well, in the old days, finally, some laws have been decided to adapt to the previous laws in terms of whether they conflict

this instrument, but he, probably, with me very early stage of my life, my dad really wanted me to studyic , all the time he somehow pushed me to go enroll in a music school, and since i grew up in this music all my life , i had a musical childhood, i really didn’t want to at first , i was not interested in music, i was already fed up with everything, so to speak, since childhood it was all this, i knew very well what kind of weddings there used to be, what songs there were, all this, so that was enough for me, especially... no, no , and then i, it probably had to happen that i i was probably ripe for this, emotionally, morally, physically, i went to music school late, in the seventh grade, that is, this is already quite the age of 11-12 years, but i understood perfectly well that if i already signed up there, it would be at least the music school is definitely finished, before completing my studies there, by the way, i didn’t... finish the music school, why? because after the tenth grade i entered immediately the lithuanian state college of music, and there i continued my studies, alrea

new studies speak of shadow children. they often fade into the background and pale next to the sick child that is contained at the see if i don't live, there are children who suffer a lot of them. and they're also children who, for example, and this is no also uncommon dream that they will also become ill. stay at all they imagined. i'm dying now, and then my parents will see how much they will miss me. so will they hook themselves and hope to get attention with this insurance mix of cards because parents of sick children have to be especially sensitive when it comes to healthy siblings and shopping can shadow children can often benefit from being able to help out in some way from being involved in little bit to not just standing on the sidelines. that's important for children's overall development to have the feeling that they can make a contribution. charlie whitaker owes nothing less than his length to his brother an extraordinary bond, which hopefully never becomes a burden minus a great day for the acrobatic vice hyd