whoit actually helps those pushwhen we do not tell the truth, p.c.. it allows the pc promulgated to pretend they are the ones who are truth tellers, and they are not. pc is about lies. we can never let the pc left masquerade as a truth tellers, which means we must always tell the truth. every time we lie, we let them off the hook. we cannot fight the lies with more lies. we cannot fight political correctness by claiming victimhood. when they lie, let's call about. let's not say stupid things just for the sake of melting nowflakes. you do not need hotcakes to melt snowflakes. a little bit of truth doesn't -- does it every time. our job is just about facts, which is easy. make sure they are true. there's nothing wrong with poking fun at the left. make sure what you say can be backed up with evidence. we do not need to offend them. they are nearly offended by everything anyway, up to and including you breathing sometimes. we need to show they are liars and we are the truth tellers, and that means telling the truth about everything. that means when our si

that was the ship ranking and now telephone scammers fake microsoft employees are targeting p.c. users worldwide claiming computers are in danger they offer maintenance software as a solution their goal to acquire valuable data from users and their money. and then explain to her in english that he works for microsoft he warned her that it just that moment her computer was being hacked and all her daughter was in danger to stop the hackers he said she should give him access to her p.c. . again to be sure that he really works for microsoft i looked at the number where did this call come from there was nothing suspicious about it when i said when he said he could provide me with the proof on the computer i was convinced that the call was authentic. she then downloaded remote maintenance so the caller could log into the computer from afar he located various pop up warnings and fake viruses were moved before her eyes but the positive impression didn't last long. and i did at that moment the hacker has full access to the system you can move the mouse see what they have on their monitor

this is the p.c. is that will they be going to remain i absolutely agree. so i thought well i must say that was the highest note i think underskirts the prize for the highest note you can tell he was a trumpet player that's the wrong way round that's the wrong way round he turned it around no that's the wrong way around to turn it around it's a little finger ok take a deep breath. and so i go skiing i don't play a round of applause for my so please run because we want a real technicolor holywood last of that you'll see miss gault. i asked the global horn community to vote for their favorite horn challenge and these two won hands down let's see if you were greek. or something hanging in my face there we go ok. you know. the us. the poor the us. the end of every program i invite whenever i've interviewed to try to one challenge can i ask you to have a go to worse place in the world the enemy just isn't. me just by see. and put it down it's a b. flat. that's a b. fun. kick my horn. i knew it he's not going to stop now ok we get it we get. that's all there is m

countless emotional energy to the troubles of the p.c. police i was mostly mostly all. in hamburg. finding out today people started recognizing his talent and link between the two is timothy a tuba a former cameroon international he played for hamburg from two thousand and four to two thousand and nine. but the. desert island chile people. to the feel small measure he saw it. at the age of eighteen to promoting turned professional at hamburg. the next step was playing for a national team. but which would he choose. to foist onto do not seem to come out of germany was frightening for him because he previously lived of the german national or tin roof. together and i asked him to come to play for germany for the. concerned women who decided to go full time in because of the because you are scum. despite being born and raised in germany he chose to play for the entailments of alliance a choice he made not just for himself. and i was just as i could be as little a little bitch to some puzzle nothing for as being the nation that to be said that part of me in the morning from hamburg beca

accomplishments and i want you to know the trouble with the p.c. can be some of the most emotion most of all. in hamburg. and in your own day people started recognizing his talent and link between the two is to me to get tuba cameroon international he played for hamburg from two thousand and four to two thousand and nine see me. buddies with the. desert island show people. a big leap. to the field so much to do so it. could have been so. at the age of eighteen to promoting turned professional at hamburg. the next step was playing for nash. don't sing but which would he choose. to do not to come out of germany was frightening for him because you play with the roof of the german not from the tin roof. together and asked him to come to play for germany for the. concerned women of this article for coming because of the fact because he likes trouble. just by being born and raised in germany he chose to play for the entailments of alliance a choice he made not just for himself. and i was i could be a little under which to some puzzle nothing for this bei

maybe we can have the folks from the p.c. come forward and address the committee. i know we made an amendment last night and maybe you can give us an update and when she comes we can have her speak on that as well. >> happy to. barbara hale, assistant general manager for power at the p.u.c. what you have before you is an amendment, i'll cut to chase on the amendment. i understand that's what you want me to talk about. and this amendment -- >> you can give the public a background. >> great, great. >> summary and then -- >> so this charter amendment would allow the public utilities commission to issue revenue bonds for facilities that are needed to produce and deliver clean energy. only when the facilities have come before the board of supervisors and received a two-thirds vote for approval to be funded through a revenue bond. >> supervisor safai: i have a question. right now you all do, you do bonding. >> we do. >> supervisor safai: but it's not bonding specific to clean energy or energy production. >> yes. so, what we currently have authority to use revenue bond fi

faces jail and a hefty fine for piloting microsoft software he says he was only trying to refurbish old p.c.'s. i think it was helping people extend the life cycle of their electronics to combat planned obsolescence and to make sure that we keep as much work the product out of landfills as possible. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge thank you for joining us. under stars in syria where terrorists have shelled a new humanitarian corridor in the war ravaged district of eastern ghouta that's according to russia's defense ministry which helps set up the route before it was a time just minutes later he was meant to allow civilians to leave the area just outside the capital damascus. other pictures from the colorado checkpoint on the side of government controlled territory stooge of the terrorists shelling not a single civilian had been able to leave the area on tuesday r.t. arabic correspondent. is on the ground in damascus and has visited the checkpoint. at the had no civilians have come out of the corridor yet minutes after he was opened the area was s

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media center p.c. it find it here it discover. video and audio podcast and language courses in the g.w. media center at media center dot d.w. dot com hey. everyone my name is made by you better known as millie was devalued towards meet your challenge look up at least for events stories oh thanks leaves out a scream and i could go on for hours with these new shows about what you should bank check it out yourself you only came. to. this week saw the biggest seven day fall in global stocks in the past six years on monday the dow jones tumbled as much as sixteen hundred points a record for a day's trading paradoxically analysts saw good u.s. economic data the previous week as part of the reason for the sharp drop. well i think what's happened in the past couple of days has been the little bit of a hangover from those fridays tyros numbers and in particular they shot royce white stripes and that i think has really crystallized concerns that the federal was on a much faster tightening cycle and that's pushed deals up but it's also put p

so again you know it actually doesn't prevent potential working with these companies and i think the p.c.'s money certainly correct that car companies are warrior some of the technology companies from silicon valley will eat their lunch so to speak if you look back some years quite a few who when microsoft was starting to develop software for i.b.m. and i.b.m. saw it you know fine we can just have microsoft do that eventually it was microsoft who dominated rodded in i.b.m. and i think that's sort of along the border for the car industry where they don't want to have technology companies dominating what has been done in d. industry and has become mere supply us so i think the assessment is essentially correct that car companies want to have an alternative to working or depending on silicon valley firms right christiane start a professor in strategic management and worry business school thank you so much when talking of high take the mobile world congress has kicked off in barcelona but with global smartphone sales declining at the end of last year the big question is how to woo cost a mes

been accused of creating thousands of illegal copies of microsoft windows to help sell refurbished p.c.'s. a sustainable waste advocate helped to launch one of america's first electronic hybrid recycling facilities it's where discarded mobile phones and other electronics are given a new lease on life admits to using copies of windows were pushing old computers here's how he explains the process for microsoft's software itself gets missing d.l.l. files and below where and viruses but over time will break down the software so that it doesn't operate and function as intended you might have seen that before if you ever use the computer and it just seems to slow down over time and it needs a every fresh which is what the purpose of a restore cd is so you have a license with your computer and that follows your computer in perpetuity until your computer's no longer working and that computer can be used by hundreds of people thousands of people and the license follows the hardware so the hardware itself over time might get missing d.l.l. files or it might get viruses in bloatware and what you'

to the leader of the p.c.'s this is not here to whom we've never thought that this was true what we've already said is that we are going to seek to improve the lives of our people on an ongoing basis and since one thousand nine hundred four we've done precisely that the lives of our people have been improving on an ongoing basis and the commitment that you will find on this side which commitment i would like you also to be powered off is that all of us should continue to improve the lives of our people and take their lives to a higher level i'd like to end by thinking my comrade jackson and temple for your most wonderful words i thank you and i'm here as a result of the support that i've received from my organization the african national congress. thank. african national congress which continues to lead the national democratic. revolution in our country to bring about change its watch has food many of us here in this house and our intent is to continue in deeds to improve the lives of people and ladies and gent

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to the leader of the p.c.'s this is not here to whom we've never thought that this was true what we've all really said is that we are going to seek to improve the lives.

we have phillip nelson here, principle and director of asset allocation for any p.c.nd michael conner executive vice presses at pimco. >> thank you for joining us. good to see ya'll again. so we'll revisit some of our presentation from june of 2016. but we're going to set a couple stones first. one is, you know, how do we define risk and think about risk? most importantly how does that translate to when we set a strategic asset allocation? and then we'll have a couple of examples of what are some broad approaches that one can use to manage risk? we'll go through a couple examples there. and then, you know, additionally we'll focus a little more closely on buying puts and what a dedicated put-buying program would look like if it's done in a passive fashion. and to steal the punch line of the rest of the portfolio, that's not something we're generally supportive of. we think a strategic asset allocation is the best solution to manage the broad spectrum of risk that exists in the market today. focusing on just down side risk and many ways ignores the real risk of not mee

whole -- again, a lot of the 2016 campaign, the trump campaign, was all about up ending the stifling p.cculture. we want to say it like it is. it sounds like they want to be the only ones saying it like it is, whereas minority, for example, should not be saying it like it is. >> i was on a flight once with then fbi director bob mueller and his wife and his detail in this, but you can monetize that and make millions of dollars and fly first class or private the rest of your life. is it too much to ask for a little modesty and humility and caring what the taxpayers think? for the brief time you're in office, first class travel, bring your wives to europe, spouses. >> let me show you what scott pruitt had to say then we'll talk more about this. >> there have been instances unfortunately during my time as administrator, as i have sploen and spent time as interaction has not been the best. ingress and egress off the plane, security aspect, those are decisions made by our detail team, chief of staff, i don't make any of those decisions. they place me on the plane where they think is best for a

have here and we do work that this older country from the girder countered and communicates with the p.c. to get through the radiation level. through to know that we were desperate to get the data on the maps we had to act quickly if we got seventy five percent reliable data right away that was way better than one hundred percent reliable data two years too late and. we got something working draft of a human. big i. read approved we have some strong rains outside. what are we measuring here right now is to stay brood thirty six now so it has to come out thirty six so we see very consistent error reducing numbers coming. out of this these meetings where the plane would have to lean over the comics for a certain amount of cars and they wouldn't have been able to wake up one day and build a network calls network connected to geiger counters in the space of these a community needed them and they were ready. so its. cost to go through different time and not the did which we call these radiation droids because it kind of looks like r two d two so from star wars and these are these are the ones

catalina tyra helped establish the p.c. . she is now its principal and is deeply committed to this revolutionary approach. in we have to rethink schooling maybe not completely but we need to for example take away the old system that's been in place for two hundred years and think about schooling from the students perspective that's what makes a school good how do we encourage participation what do students need to know how should we teach skills what abilities will the kids need in twenty or thirty years that that day when we look at schooling from the perspective of the last century it doesn't encourage innovation that what's yours. a new concept of education schooling from the students' perspective the kids are encouraged to show initiative . in the classroom their student focused method plays out as an alternative to teachers centered education. students are encouraged not merely to study new subjects but to play an active role and to think for themselves learning by discovering. six times a year there's a project week cal

but i wanted to know if you can just pick lolo to go to p.c. it is maybe. the group before. this country. i'm a more. peaceful. one is on his way to the clinic that made the two copies of the original ch'an do. this one of a kind facility has been cloning animals for more than ten years. the cloning service is expensive it costs eighty thousand dollars to copy a dog. the stuff provide excellent customer service. the chief veterinarian examines both dogs for possible health problems. one of them is having trouble opening his right eye and kwan is worried about that. is this connected to the cloning process i mean or is it a birth defect of the closely there are. sometimes there are such problems with the eyes of cloned animals i think that the i will continue to deteriorate so that in a few years we'll have to operate it could become a real problem there were jews who were used. over the past ten years a total of seven hundred animals have been cloned at this clinic customers come from all over the country. all you have to do is mail the clinic a skin sample from your pet. te

fit and gives you muscles you can work with the gym workouts should mimic that instead of focusing on p.c. or extreme performance. time now for our viewer question and this week it's about one of the strangest and most fascinating objects in the outer space. david miller from kenya wants to know. how our black holes formed. black holes are sometimes described as cosmic vacuum cleaners because they suck up everything that gets too close. to. matter spirals into them like water swirling down a drain. black holes are formed when a dying star collapses. or when two stars collide. this releases huge amounts of energy the stars condense to form a point with enormous gravity. the result is a black hole this core starts off small but as it pulls in more and more matter from its surroundings it can assume gigantic dimensions. and that's what astronomers have identified at the center of our milky way an enormous black hole. three million times heavier than our own sun. scientists believe massive black holes are at the center of all galaxies. when galaxies get a little too close to each other they m

and a hefty fine for pirated microsoft software but he insists he was only trying to refurbish old p.c. . i think it was helping people extend the life cycle of their electronics to combat planned obsolescence and to make sure that we keep as much working product out of landfills as possible. thanks for joining us this hour. this is artie and. i will start this hour with syria where terrorists have shelled a humanitarian corridor established to allow civilians to leave the war ravaged district of eastern ghouta just outside the capital damascus this is according to russia's defense ministry which helped to set up the route before it was attacked just minutes later now here are pictures from the cover a door checkpoint on the side of government controlled territory but due to terrorist shelling not a single civilian on tuesday was able to use the opportunity to leave that area r.t. arabic correspondent. is on the ground for is in damascus she visited the checkpoint . at the had no civilians have come out of the corridor yet minutes after it was built in the area was challenged five time

the option to shift inside this occasion for a vent to cut back that's even worse news media for the p.c. periods. of course the opposition try to adapt bailey finds himself boxed in by four hoffenheim defenders he gives himself the room and has the vision to deliver a long ball to the other side of the books. where his colleagues have the time and space to tee up and dispatch the ball into the back of the net. god. he's a player who seems to instinctively do the right thing another example bailey shrugs off three markers with a turn inside as he pushes forward the whole thing on defense are on red alert but despite the four men shields still spies the gap and finds it with the perfectly way to toss his face plainly and his new concern. plainly musta shown for later to see some but to go off in five leon's a great guy he's got sensational quality anyone can see that now he's just got to take it seriously but he's young and hungry and i'm no worries about school considering the kid from kingston and the fast lane to football superstardom he's a nifty mover off the pitch as well as shown b

and a hefty fine for pirating microsoft software but he insists he was only trying to refurbish old p.c's. i think it was helping people extend the life cycle of their electronics to combat planned obsolescence and to make sure that we keep as much working product out of landfills as possible. for a good evening to you. this is our t. international we start this hour with syria where terrorists have shelled a humanitarian corridor that was established to allow civilians to leave the war ravaged district of eastern ghouta position just outside the capital damascus now that's according to russian defense ministry will help to set up the route before. it was attacked just minutes later and here now are our pictures from the corridor checkpoint this is on the side of government controlled territory but jus to the terrorists shelling not a single civilian has been able to use the opportunity to leave the area thus far to the arabic correspondent. bruni is on the ground for is in damascus she visited that checkpoint. at the headline no civilians have come out of the corridor yet minutes after

have any legal copies of itself where he argues he was only using it to extend the life span of all p.c.'s but he faces up to fifteen months in prison and a possible fifty thousand dollars fine langridge insists he was acting within the no. the microsoft software itself gets missing d.l.l. files and bloatware and viruses but over time will break down the software so that it doesn't operate and function as intended you might have seen that before if you ever use a computer and it just seems to slow down over time and it needs a a refreshed which is what the purpose of a restore cd is so you have a license with your computer and that follows your computer in perpetuity until your computer's no longer working and that computer can be used by hundreds of people thousands of people and the license follows the hardware so the hardware itself over time might get missing d.l.l. files or it might get viruses in bloatware and what you'll end up doing is you want to refresh your reinstall your valid copy of license on your computer and to do that you need three things you need to see a way you nee

thousands of illegal copies of his software he argues he was only using it to extend the lifespan of old p.c.'s in our faces up to fifteen months in prison and a possible fifty thousand dollars fine grit insists he was acting within the little the microsoft software itself gets missing d.l.l. files and below where and viruses that over time will break down the software so that it doesn't operate and function as intended you might have seen that before if you ever use a computer and it just seems to slow down over time and it needs a every fresh which is what the purpose of a restore cd is so you have a license with your computer and that follows your computer in perpetuity until your computer's no longer working and that computer can be used by hundreds of people thousands of people and the license follows the hardware so the hardware itself over time might get missing d.l.l. files or it might get viruses and bloat where and what you'll end up doing is you want to refresh your re-install your valid copy of license on your computer and to do that you need three things you need to see a way yo

jail and a hefty fine for pirating microsoft software that he says he was only trying to refurbish old p.c.'s. i think it was helping people extend the life cycle of their electronics to combat planned obsolescence and to make sure that we keep as much working product out of landfills as possible.

so we really hope that p.c. w. inspectors will abandon their practice so for remote inspections then it will actual visit those places in the it look province and collect evidence first hand in what seems to be another provocation by the syrian opposition in conclusion. we also noted their recent statement. by the press office of the u.s. state department saying that the united states is in syria purely for two reasons one to destroy these lambing state and two to stabilize the situation in the country i'd like to point out that earlier in just a few months ago. this was there was only one reason for u.s. troops to be present in the sovereign nation of syria namely to fight the islamic state now a few months later. they have really two reasons that instead of one that you can essentially. rasika we have a lot of questions about what the americans are doing in syria quite often they operate with the invitation of the official syrian government without any us. sanction of the un security council but it was their idea

illegal copies of its software he argues though he was only using it to extend the life span of old p.c.'s but he does face up to fifteen months in prison and also a possible fifty thousand dollars fine longer and insists he was acting within the law. the microsoft software itself gets missing d.l.l. files and below where and viruses but over time will break down the software so that it doesn't operate and function as intended you might have seen that before if you ever use a computer and it just seems to slow down over time and it needs a refresh which is what the purpose of a restore cd is so you have a license with your computer and that follows your computer in perpetuity until your computer's no longer working and that computer can be used by hundreds of people thousands of people and the license follows the hardware so the hardware itself over time might get missing d.l.l. files or it might get viruses and bloat where and what you'll end up doing is you want to refresh your re-install your valid copy of license on your computer and to do that you need three things you need to see

little bit more yes so that's a great question and when we started this work it was about you know a p.c. on every desk in every office that was basic you know hardware and access but with the evolving we technology has gone over the last years last couple of years especially continents like africa which are really mobile first continents it's really about access trade access to the internet but not only just access to the internet it's what do young people do when they're on the internet and what do they are communities what i. the bill to achieve by the youth and other community members being on the internet and this is where we move past just basic digital literacy into you know mobile and application software development where we're teaching young people how to program and codes to be able to create applications that they can for them monetize in the global marketplaces and then you know moving into into emerging technologies which have an opportunity to really unlock innovation especially in developing world economies where young people can get access to these technologies use the t

jail and a hefty fine for piloting microsoft software but he says he was only trying to refurbish old p.c.'s. i think it was helping people extend the life cycle of their electronics to combat planned obsolescence and to make sure that we keep as much working product out of landfills as possible.

well the taliban has yet to respond to the invitation but about two weeks ago the green p.c. to statement calling for peace and u.s. congressman to pressure the trumpet ministration into negotiations came response to trump thirty declaration ruling out any possibility of peace talks between washington and the taliban there's no talking to the taliban we don't want to talk to the taliban we're going to finish what we have to finish what nobody else has been able to finish we're going to be able to do it. ok let's get some reaction now with the political analysts muslims is that he's with us good afternoon to muslim thanks for coming on firstly president from there said he doesn't want to talk with the taliban the u.s. state department echoed that yesterday too are you surprised. world thanks for having me i'm not surprising about the ongoing policy of the united states because you know it is a kind of zigzag which it is the change of policy toward afghanistan i'm going to talk fight against the insurgent groups like the taliban and is also inside of a country which supported b