competition nau cause republican exhibited painting labyrinth from the belarusian union mostok startedin the exposition of such people of belarus leonid shemalev. this summer marks 100 years. the competition will cover paintings completed during five years. you put your walkie-talkie on the bridge chamber for me at the end of the application month. and dasha, from the 65th year from the day of the people of mostak valery shkruba retrospectun, was exhibited by the national mastatsky museum. mastak wrote, the landscapes of ukraine she loved about the nature of nadava philosophical zmest, and he protseval genre of landscape painting and developed the creativity of the tradition of realistic remnants of the young kurdin francis, skaryna, deserved by the maiden-most, in addition to impersonal paintings and cholera, barysai works in boxes exhibited themselves in the museums of france, belgium, japan, the skills of headquarters aan. as would be known for his futuristic work, he is uh typical landscape painter. in general, 99% of his work is landscape landscapes, mostly belarus at the exhibiti

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looking for additional funding , we need to reconfigure the entire system and the option is proposed when nau. here, they would initially receive from the government, at least a direction for their own developments and then they could act as a united front. time to scatter stones. time to collect. today is the time to collect stones in their purest form. we see it well, we also see a special military operation. she actually is, but i let myself tell the drivers of consolidation in society in every direction. at the same time, it is clear that the situation implies complete technological independence from the west, the whole country needs to move towards this, it is required not only in words, but in fact, a reset of the priorities of scientific and technological development and a real concentration of efforts around them, but without anchor, as we say, budget investments providing precisely the sowing fundamental part, we will not be able to achieve the necessary results here. if i'm not mistaken, we have a total volume, and state programs scientific and technological revolution for 23-25 ​​y

about the fact that it is possible to remove ethical restrictions, this method is called duanising nauthing and he can, for example, get used to the role of another who will lie, communicate in prohibited ways topics to use obscene language and it is true that any technology can be used both for good and in principle unethically and indeed if you look at these models they pass a rather tight such verification before they appear in the street and even if you want to get a commercial version for use you must pass a certain confirmation, for example , the microsoft company that has integrated open a models into its products in the egr cloud platform they do not give access to everyone in a row that is, you must come e a certain confirmation check er and it checks the so-called as i said responsible and me and the team and only after that you will be able to get access and it will all be er tracked because a large corporation they understand the threats of this artificial intelligence and that it can really be used unethically, but let's be honest, technology can be used both for good and

oleksandra petli, a leading nau employee of the institute of economic research, was with us and of political this institute. and i'm andriy yenitsky, the host of economics programs on the e-e tv channel espresso. watch us tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. live on the air together we will win cheer for dnipro-1 and shakhtar in the eurocups exclusively on megogo the war has risen again head in europe, reminding about the darkest hours of our history, franz 24 constantly covers events in ukraine, our team on the ground and in the studio will inform you about the dynamics of events, see the latest news from franz 24 in ukrainian, on espresso there is a war going on and not only for territories , it is also a war for minds. russia is throwing millions of petrodollars to turn ukrainians into a small russian ukraine. analysis and analysis of information about ukraine by russian propagandists. specific facts and methods by which hostile propaganda turns people into obedient zombies . residents do not plan to vote. ldnr counter the information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the inform

some locals told us they are suffering rashes, sore throats, nau nauseous and headaches.ter and governor say the municipal water and air are safe but residents, they are worried about contamination and some have gotten rashes, sore throats and headaches as i pointed out. senator brown, you were just there on thursday. should the residents ofcept tha from the government or are they right to be skeptical? >> they're right to be skeptical. the state and federal epa administrators said that but when you return to your home, we think the water is safe but when you return to your home, you should be tested again for your water and your soil and your air, not to mention those who have their own wells. so this is -- pamela, this is really the same old story. corporations do stock buybacks. they do big dividend checks. they lay off workers. thousands of worker haves been laid off from norfolk southern and then they don't invest in safety rules and safety regulations and this kind of thing happens. that's why people in east palestine are upset. they know that corporate lobbiests ha

we never did that josh rogin nau knows about the workings of china than anybody. >> ainsley: you interviewedarlier, right? >> brian: yep. coordination with president xi who feels its advantage to poke at us. the rest of the world is looking at us to try to reign in china. and right now going to talk to china is looked at as weakness. it's a bad move. you want to have peace and friendly relationship it's got to be reciprocal and by going in to talk to them with the secretary of state or a step -- or in munich would probably be a mistake. he talked about that earlier. >> steve: one of the things that dan crenshaw and gillian mentioned dan crenshaw put out information after he went to the thing and he said, you know, there is a lot i can't say. what's really interesting. he kind of detailed how after the spy balloon, which we shot down off of myrtle beach how the united states changed how we track things. and, yesterday, it was revealed in the "new york times" that apparently we were tracking the spy balloon when it took off in early january over in china. and we watched it sail into the united

more than 660,000 people waking up to nau no power in michigan this morning.n minneapolis may see about a foot when all is said and done. we here too in parts of new hampshire. some people say that's just part of living new england. >> going to get slammed again. more worried about the ice than the actual snow. you either like it or you don't but we just put up with it. >> definitely a busy morning here. the plows are out. we are about a foot below where we would normally be as far as snow fall totals in concord, new hampshire. right now 34 inches of snow for the season. typically they get about 36 inches of snow. we will see where this stacks up when all is said and done, guys? >> steve: katie, what time is the storm expected to impact the northeast? >> you know, there really are going to be two rounds of snow for parts of the northeast. the first one is going to be more significant, the one we are waking up to right now. this the is one where a lot of schools can going to be closed. people are being asked to stay off the roads because of this. this is the mo

designers make manufacturers nau. staff, but every tuesday after work they are at rehearsal.s to the ensemble thanks to our medieval teacher nikolai vladimirovsky, who possessed a unique collection of musical instruments. and not just they were available to him. he played them himself and most importantly, he also taught us all this skill of a collection of 860 instruments from all over the globe. for example, a guira ratchet from gourds, ten-stringed charanga. and this is a chat-hour rattle made of hooves that llamas drop. they talk about amazing instruments, ethnic costumes, national traditions , at concerts everything that they themselves saw, it seems, has already traveled half the world on tour. he talks about our travels about our meetings new videos of such extraordinary people. we are familiar with such wonderful people of the planet that in general the heart rejoices, and we tell, and probably, the concept comes from our own pleasure the viewer conveys joy without complicated outfits and special effects in a chamber almost home environment, but every performance of t