antarctic treaty is very effective on under its terms this location is devoted solely to science or slade a key role in getting all countries to set aside their other interests. at least publicly and it's been that way for a very long time and those are not. going fortunately the same is not true in other parts of the world where usually economic interests take precedence over scientific cooperation with other service and other envelope you come up with the most of this model be exported beyond antarctica. in a system that will now it's a good question it's something many on the planet would support and which of those there was a lot of them. because king george island after is the easiest access to antarctica it has the greatest concentration of stations on the entire continent. there are facilities here belonging to europe why russia chile argentina brazil china poland peru ecuador the czech republic south korea and bulgaria the end arctic treaty regulates how many new stations can open so that it doesn't get too crowded. it's always better to co-exist peacefully with your neighbors and

and then you see what happened in the george slade case you know that the outburst of anger from the afro-american community was very understandable. and yet who were the ones you know who really were provoking so much of the violence if you look for if you look at seattle you had broken come groups were down once that were carrying firearms if you look at arby's on a what happened during the elections you know fire people were threatening electro workers so i just don't think there's any comparison between what happened in capitol hill as opposed to the outburst of hunger anger on the streets that's where largely the flow that occurred during the summer so i would not have this what i would close false equivalence you know between what has the there ike has done and what americans have none over the summer well i'm not blaming africa i forgot americans in fact i think many of the riots featured people of color and among the criminals there were people of color i think that's unnecessarily stigmatizing to try to sort of symbolize those kind of events and a touch them to any particula

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like this i got from the german embassy knew that people like cool shade freak would try to tina's slade's they did nothing to put an end to it. is furious for long and hard to compensation but the state was slow to respond . it's germany's responsibility to make up for 3035 years of cruelty towards children and minors some were just 8 years old but this is a disgrace that marks the german state that if they have to pay for what they've done. only in 2020 digimon you stop paying out financial support to victims like cost a $1.00 off some captain $10000.00 euros. a year to judge model corsa hence the search for mass graves. during his investigations he stumbled upon this on he has a study sela. course has evaluated witness statements and has certain there was a secret prison below this concrete slab. to. say this is where they brought political prisoners and were 1st they were interrogated then tortured after that many were executed. with 0. cost is now focused on locating the bodies in the woods he's following a new late. yellow one. there are still places where more mass graves could be l

this slade shows the types of necessary tasks provided that both maintain and beautify the port. on the right includes beautification tasks the youth do, including, hand watering, planting and fertilizing. the youth employment program needs to do through the organization. as you can see on the slide, this program connects to four of the four strategic goals. equity in connecting youth employment and training local hires to a diverse san francisco population, sustainability, the program trains another generation, public engagement, promotes the maintenance and beautification of the port open spaces and evolution that we are taking our open spaces and beauty if ing them -- beautifying them for the community. younger workers gain an opportunity to reap the benefits of employment and the chance to learn from work and finally the community benefits through a more beautiful port. the youth employment program target audience is youth between the ages of 16 and 24 who are disadvantaged and at risk and in san francisco. the program really provides two kind of scopes of work to meet both t

carefully not only his current book but present a jefferson red and intellectuals in the white house slade behind him, you may feel the need to buy more one of these books. i'm going to turn to question from russell newsom, that question begins with a comment i agree and the white house is a great book about the modern presidency, the book gets into this but i would like to hear the author discuss whether these rivalries imminent more from personality or from policy? >> it is a great question and he is a former white house staffer so he knows, personality is obviously an issue a guy like kinzinger is a sharp skin fella who will get close to people no matter what and a person like robert hartman also a guy who i can imagine, sometimes people would try and put the policy above and in them reagan administration you had ed neese who is the true conservative advisor to reagan but he did not get the chief of staff job because he was disorganized and his briefcase known as to never go in and never come out it's called the black hole and they have a lot of nicknames in the book but the only object

hope to many people we will do our best until the end of cricket captain term pain has apologized for slade jing indian batsmen the robbie chandler nash when on the final day of the 3rd test in sydney payne was heard on the television microphones hurling verbal abuse at ashwin as well as swearing at an umpire the sand paper ball tampering scandal in 2018 saw pain installed as the team's leader and ever since the side has been keen to project a more positive sportsmanlike image on someone who who pride themselves on the way i laid these tame and yesterday i was was a poor reflection of that later she wasn't good enough i let the pressure of the game i suppose get to me. ok i'll be here again in a few more seconds or at least with more sports news sammy thanks so much peter that brings us to the end of this news but back in a moment when all of us will show that's with him. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse 40200 people informed opinion as to how big this foreign policy figure in the early stages

last week, gary slade lost his brotherjamie to the virus. he was just 35.ust it is just so difficult to comprehend what has happened. you say out of the blue because jamie appeared to be a fit and healthy young man. can you describe how quick his deterioration was? yes, so he had symptoms on the 22nd and 23rd of december. he tested positive on the 27th stop he was due out of isolation tuesday just gone the 27th stop he was due out of isolation tuesdayjust gone and he had had no complications, no further issues at all throughout the whole of his isolation until sunday, he woke up with a tight chest and struggling to read and itjust deteriorated straight from there. and unfortunately, there was nothing the ambulance service could do and he passed away. gary, did jamie have, you hear this phrase underlying health conditions, did he have any? no, no underlying health conditions, he was young and healthy, he was active at the gym when they were open, he had recently taken up running as well. he was not in any at risk category or yes, any underlying issues, every

this one's for you, chris — linda slade wants to know what is in the vaccine and she's also asked whatis way, shows your immune system what the sales would look like word their coronavirus growing on them. that piece of genetic information is present only for a short period of time before it is degraded, so the vaccine education process only happens transiently. the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine, this isa the oxford—astrazeneca vaccine, this is a modified virus, they have taken a chimpanzee called virus, there is various reasons why they have used it. they have removed from at key genes that make the virus run, so it cannot grow in our bodies. it will grow in the lab under special circumstances so they can make a million to 2 million doses a week, but it will not grow in the body. they have inserted virus the genetic code of the outer coat of the coronavirus so it works like a trojan horse. the viruses picked up by sales at the site of injection. it does not do anything that the virus would normally do in the body but it releases into the cell the genetic code of the career advice outer c