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>> the last of my was on, we talked about short selling, -- last time i was on, we talked about short asleep. short-sellers were protecting a lot of fed activity, which has happened. now we want to talk about what's going on on the long side. that's really where the action is. it's on the long side of the market. where's the buying pressure? where's the concentration risk? where is the crowded nest on the long side? what we have seen over the last couple of months is that both passive and active investors -- active investors that trade and passive investors that don't trade a lot -- both have increased their exposure to growth stocks. perhaps they are all sides. >> we alluded to the tesla apple story. let's talk about the long specifically profitable -- the most profitable based on your analysis the last 30 days. you've got companies like uber on that list. is that correct? >> uber, snowflake, avis -- growth names. this is where passive investors have increased their positioning as will -- as well as active investors. there might be a little profit taking over the last couple of days

just a joke, but such a short, uh, joke meme like that. yes , you know, yesterday there or or you want a joke opens and protects and you with the help of a gadget in our childhood. remember gadgets. it was an appeal, uh, to a person who carries you yourself such a completely different meaning, and i also have daughters. they do it differently, they don't tell jokes. dad, look, cool, yes, well, yes, read something to tell to play. maybe it reflects how reality in the sense that, in particular, young people. yes, she stops communicating with each other earlier. to be honest, let's say, well, my childhood is there. youth is there further e in the yard. yes, when everyone gathered it was, as it were, not that cool, as it is now, he says, the youth was generally, well, it’s cool to tell a joke vying. yes, i'm not. listen, i'm tired. yes, i knew everyone there, everyone knew how to tell, and this was a means of understanding. you understand how you loved for free and counted in your mind. here's a generation then there is a girl who had to impre

after a rare win for the shorts last year, that seem to be short lived for sure >> this seems, obviously tesla's way to go to be one, but it seems like a meme stock. when you talk to people and you're reporting, does the opinion of investors, of the durability of tesla's rally, does it change at all knowing there's such a fervent retail base >> yeah, i think that's what makes it such a tough stock for individual and institutional traders to value that's what made it such a painful short because i do think many bearish investors underestimated that passionate what i hear from investors, hey this is the next apple the tesla cars like the iphone i'm not selling even though the stock had its worst year on record so i think that makes it a very, very tricky trade for many institutional investors. it's part of what makes so many individual investors very enthusiastic about the stock because they have this community of traders that's kind of having diamond hands alongside them >> thank you great to have you with us. guy, does it change your view? not only is there a really loyal and fervent ret

iran's right to water in hirmand falls short.frame is needed like the people of sistan, it is short, and when science, as it is now , had geographical and regional ties, the family of being the ruler of the region for hundreds of years protested to the shah, why did we fall short, including the state of this free region of sistan , it became beautiful, it doesn't matter, it matters. that we should do something from afghanistan towards the soviet union and according to the order and mother of the cold war, afghanistan is on the western front, the result of which is the current droughts in sistan and baluchistan, the brake lights of iraq and iran were also turned on at this party. it was in his memories that nouri saeed was with reza shah he meets and asks reza khan to hand over one kilometer from arvand to iraq and iran's rights in the process . reza shah is short and accepts the demand of the iraqis, who are in practice a british colony , and based on that, and based on the demands of iraq, the 1337 border treaty was concluded be

to follow up on their own rules about short-term rentals. my next guest says cities are trying to catch up using automation. pam is a short-term rental regulation expert. pam, let's talk about rules and regulations. give me an example of cities cracking down. what sort of rules are they establishing? >> it's a number of them. some of them are essentially limiting the number of short-term rentals that can be in a given community. so you have to be licensed within that community, and there's a cap on the number of licenses. we have everything from requiring noise monitoring to the number within a certain square mile radius, and even things such as home inspections are required. >> now, cities have up until now not been very good at enforcing some of the rules that they rote. but you say automation will change a lot of that. these land lords have been running under the radar, but now cities are figuring out how to use the radar. >> yes. so really what's happened is they have the rules and regulations, but there's no way to know if somebody is u

you told on this short on this topic is at the door.e such a jewish correct and color anecdote, because this is how odessa is told, his homeland yuri is a man at a funeral. he says i don't believe you left us. i refuse to believe it comrade. please skip. but here, by the way, about uh, national flavor, yes, in anecdotes, after all, it is very important. yeah uh to itself here is this short story. yes, e did not affect some really quite like that. uh, well, let's say some ethnic issues. that is, from an offensive point of view. i mean, that is, jokes. you need to be able to tell, as it were, but also listen to them, because there were a lot in soviet times. remember the jokes were about the chukchi. yes, that is , in general, how did it happen? what, apparently, the development of these lands and so on, meteorologists went, there are some there, uh, drillers and so on, they were laying bam and so on and so on. that is, some of these cold ones. uh, well, some siberian recipes. that is, these jokes about chuk appeared here, what is there?

films from the tehran short film festival made it to the fajr film festival, and their screening will begin on 14 bahman at the mellat cinema campus . more research experts in pre-production of films yes, because of the restrictions, we could only plan in the centers of the provinces and many cities are applying . currently, we can plan 32 centers of golestan province. we selected the previous contests based on the opinion of the provinces. the successful hours are also different. unlike the center of my heart, there are two times before maghrib and isha prayers. there are two times after one year and two years. new year's day is different. the basis of the exhibition was discussed. do you have any plans? therefore, in fact, what happened to organizing and organizing the screening of festival films in the cities and villages that you told reuters is the cinema organization with the provinces, which fortunately this year, since the end of may, the honorable director of the cinema organization with a delegation of the directors of the cinema organization and our institutions traveled wi

it was from our shorts, and those outperforming and timing when we put shorts on and take them off so that's, again, how we think about this year, what spaces have tail winds, driven by things like a china, and then what areas -- i mean, and you saw it to some degree, let's pick salesforce, for example there was something that came out that said, hey, twitter has canceled 75% of the subscriptions, because 75% of their subscriptions are gone so when you look at all of the tech companies that supply into these tech companies that are having the massive layoffs, the next thing you're probably going to see is them coming back and saying, yeah, we have less seat growth than we have, and we have less utilization, that's the next leg lower that's where we don't want to be >> right so you're saying, enterprise spending could go down even more as the nasdaq, by the way, is close to entering positive territory. dan, we covered a lot of ground. we didn't get to your top five picks, but i know meta is one of them we'll tell the audience that and talk to you soon >> sounds good thanks >>> still to

will continue in the short-term.— the violence will continue in the short-term.ted to move onto that, _ the short-term. ben, iwanted to move onto that, because i the short-term. ben, i wanted| to move onto that, because the protests have unfortunately not been peaceful. 50 civilians dead and violently crackdown by security forces.— security forces. many peruvians i have spoken _ security forces. many peruvians i have spoken to, _ security forces. many peruvians i have spoken to, i've _ i have spoken to, i've interviewed many underground, they say this is reminiscent of they say this is reminiscent of the dictatorship in the 1990s. and not only the police but police forces have been sent to the streets. the human rights group of the peruvian government has said that the military has used helicopters should shoot at protesters and dropped to gus on protesters. that is further fuelling the protests. the government is deeply unpopular and continues to report more and more fuel on the fire, but the congress is very obstinate. they only have 7% approval, less than the

they released this statement a short time ago this short hospital stays former u.s. president jimmy carter decided today to spend his remaining time at home with his family receive hospice care and set up additional medical intervention is full support of this family and medical team for the the family asked for privacy at this time in his grip over the shown by his many admirers. many of those at this point are sporting and on social media. jimmy carter's longest living u.s. president in history the democrat was beloved by many turned 98 years old in october. carter it was a 39th president of the united states but he won election back in 1976 before his time of the white house he served as the governor of georgia and as a georgia state senator carter it was toward the nobel peace prize in 2002 he was honored for working hard to find peaceful solutions to internal conflicts. we are still getting some of this new information in. he won our election and 1976 narrowly defeated incumbent gerald ford was a critical time in u.s. history in the wake of the watergate scandal

alphabet falling short of estimates. and googlecloud shares are dropping after hours the conference call is under way. let's get back to d-bo for more. >> the team and alphabet also talked about driving better efficiency and optimization. they opened the analysts call by reminding investors that alphabet is a ai first company, something he has been saying for years. he says they will pursue this work boldly, but with a deep sense of responsibility, and perhaps the nod to the growing pressure to release its own version of chatgpt more broadly, the company posted its first drop since the dip at the start of the pandemic. youtube, this notched a second straight quarter of declining revenue. sales down 8% year-over-year to about $8 billion cfo telling me it is a challenging economic environment. companies are focusing on optimizing ad spend and they will continue to slow the pace of hiring. they hired 3,000 workers in the fourth quarter amazon's workforce i should note actually shrank. this is an issue some investors take is

it's none of my business, in short, let's close your almshouse. what dense forest shall we go to the market? i don't want any misunderstanding between us. it's not his to me and not yours. what have we inherited? well, we're not going to start small wars. no more, sorry, this alignment. where are these grandmas from? do you know what my problem is? x i don't want you i saw masha, my son. ticks your own life dragged this dog. 200 pieces why where where to put the bank? now a flock of jackals i don't believe the bank crisis yesterday money today just paper do you want to blow choose? thing to lay down money things turned up. how is it that your house is in trouble? your son is a drug addict from the house dragging everything that is wrong. do you drive things in? want? vaughn dimon know, i'm where to look, let's go here , see nothing. you when you catch him, what will you do with him? i'm not talking about that. in this sense , figure it out cool, i was hanging around at the pharmacy and fife was one of her i pushed it for 500 for 500. why did i add

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in short, you know what ? well, everyone knows. no need to nagasaki, you also threw, in short. happen that he was so stuck. yes, he then went crazy and committed suicide. well look which. and they said, it’s nice that he needed to change this situation to a positive one, you know, because he returned his own or another after the war and looked at these endless photographs of hiroshima or nagasaki. i looked at these mutants, which turned out after the bombing. well, in the end he was crushed. this is a feeling of guilt. i ’m not talking about him at all now. i’m telling you what you need to do, you understand? what need to do? so they said there that it was necessary to turn this situation to a positive one, i don’t know, there, for example, to sit down again on a plane to fly whether this russia is there or not. well , for example, flowers to scatter. well, here's how to turn it around. listen, i beg you. give it to me at all, here are these earrings here . so, please, we must go to the same bar. who started it all uh-huh make this situation trustworthy. we 'll go there, have a

carla short. i think that in this case, i adopt to note we had 3 bidders on the previous bid and they were the lowest bid on the previous contract we submitted. i think one option if we are not able it negotiate the price for the inspection we can choose not to use them for the inspections. we don't as -- acting superintendent crawford said we don't feel it is worth spending 10 dollars for inspections we can leave those out. but we do feel like it it is the that this service is worth having them perform in terms of concrete slicing. we are not i don't know if i can reassure you we are in the moving forward with all of the cites at 10 dollars a site we all agree that is in the a good use of resource fist we can't negotiate, we'll say we are not oozing that service. okay. as long as there is a sect service we can use. i want to clarify we would not use that insmekz service keep the contract for slicing but not for inspections. the department can do the sooirt inspections in house? >> yes. we have ou

a short piece and you can start the song your chorus can you feel it there? and somewhere we had shaker val, take the moroccan neat, yes, we worked together, let's go. on me, only one, who brings peace to the heart, if there is fire around us, this will not end in the word. you are there a cell from my loneliness from heaven, a holy prophecy. become my shadow of the lord, i will be your shadow or in happiness, my back is your wall from people, and our children will tell, then about us, how we killed mine as if for the last time. i did not see happiness would be without your eyes chief. total weather in the house, and everything else you and everything that, apart from being easy to settle with an umbrella. and everything else is easy to fix with the help of a mirror. a cool collap was born right before our eyes, guys. it's amazing. listen to me, such a crazy thought came to me on april 27 solo in crocus, anniversary solo concert of 50 years of the profession, by the way, the figures are what horror maybe then we will sing it with you there. this is what is ha

now the world is short on oil.making the right long-term bet at the wrong short-term time? alix: right long-term bet at the wrong short-term time, yes and no. [laughter] we will go with it. it is a playoff. if you look at it from that point of view, if you are short oil, in theory, that provides a floor of oil prices. which means oil production is more of a free cash flow cow. in that sense, it frees up cash to invest in other stuff. in terms of when you do it, i think the key is the inflation reduction act. think of it this way. the estimate at some point on the high end, they could make $600 a ton for all the carbon the capture. it is a lot. a big chunk of that is going to come from subsidies from the ira, then you have sports teams or united airlines buying offsets. that is the other chunk. they will have synergies they make, as well. a voluntary carbon market of trading. that will help them make money, we just do not 100% know when that will be. they have to bring the cost down fast. the big part about these th

films from the tehran short film festival made it to the fajr film festival.ion of films can bring stronger scripts and richer works to the cinema of our country. sahar zwanati of the sed and broadcasting agency , mr. mohammad reza, the speech of the provincial director of fajr hai sokhni film festival in the centers of other provinces and cities . yes, we are only because of the existing restrictions you the centers of the provinces were able to have many applicants . there are 32 centers of the province. new year 2019 is different. the base of the exhibition was discussed. do you have any plans? therefore, in fact, the organization and organization of the screening of festival films has happened in the cities and provinces, as you said , the cinema organization is with the provinces. from the managers of the organization cinema and institutions, these trips were accompanied by visits to projects, accompanied by a meeting with artists, a meeting with the governor of the province, led to a memorandum of understanding, this memorandum is actually a memorandum o

in the hirmand river, iran's right to water in hirmand is cut short.le that was in need and like the people of sistan is cut short, and when science, like now, anyway here, there are also geographical and regional words. the family has been ruling in the region for hundreds of years and protests to shahid that why did we fall short. he says that now this is the free region of sistan . nouri saeed meets with reza shah. he asks reza khan to move a kilometer from arvand and iran's rights the trend towards iraq laughed with baqir kazemi reza khan and said that about the border of iran and in fact, until the british colonial issue approaches the red line of british colonial interests, we see that reza shah falls short and accepts the demands of the iraqis , who were in practice a british colony, and based on that and based on iraq's demands, the treaty of 537 was concluded between iran and iraq. it is possible that it was separated from iran during the qajar period, in the period of reza khan, its fate was decided in the region of west azerbaijan, and from

one big thing in common is double digit short interest. many movers have short interest.derek wood. he said many gains are short coverings. some others in the portfolio are now considered a.i. stocks also in the process of being acquired jim chanos raised concerns of the quality of the tech rally. calling on the question of the sustainability of the gains without short covering the next big test is earnings next week. this is a valuation for snowflake with short interest of 5% that is typical for an s&p stock. for more on that within the cloud and names that may be best positioned, let's bring in dan ives managing director of equity research great to see you >> great to be here. >> you are out looking at the cloud space. what do you think of the elevated short interest? do you think the rally is short covering in. >> -- covering? >> no doubt. earnings is much better than feared what we see is growth within the cloud and it will still be significant going into next year as well as m & a i have believe the cloud rally continues and deposendoesn't st. >> i want to touch on s

manus: short shot, topline, was the biggest highlight so far?> at the aviation festival in singapore, we have heard a lot about china reopening, high airfares. some of the ceos we have spoken to say high airfares are unsustainable. good news for our audiences. ceos expect airfares to come down later this year. deeper flights, maybe more travel. but the china reopening which is a critical part of what people are following, we are seeing a mixed picture in terms of signals on -- strong demand, yes but not everyone can get a passport to leave china at the moment. some demand but not all airlines are benefiting at the moment. manus: we've just got to get used to flights being 25% more expensive. for anybody wondering why i have been on my own toiling at this end of the bus, while she has been in japan enjoying the cherry blossoms, tell me, i have never been, how was it? dani: i can see white inflation is picking up. i paid the equivalent of five quid for the best running in my life. i would've paid my first-born child for that bowl of soup. manus: y

that is, i'm short there, if you watch two short programs at the olympic games, that is, i have.gs . each element. barely done in personal i already went out and drummed, what is called 100 no, well, here adeline helped, another situation, but here i am as a coach, this is because this has never been repeated at any olympics, these flags. you bring out an athlete. here is this silence then, on the contrary, the flag of the cougars, lowered and this sound of skates remained. this is where i have a very similar situation for some reason for the rest of my life. this is what i have left, the floating requirements immediately appear as a coaching question. and how a coach prepares, how a coach prepares for the olympic games, how a coach. well, first of all, you always trust your athlete. yes, that's how you prepare it. i well , for example, you try to prepare in such a way, for what here. uh, the most important thing is coaching, uh, the most important moment is to be able to bring an athlete to the start. this is the same. that is, you can tell, as you like, which coach is which ath

well, it seems like a short period, but it is short, but not very good 200 years. yes, less than 200 years. yes, 76 years old. it's not a very short term, so to speak. yes, nonetheless. uh, if you take a little step forward, then later, uh, in another project. it was already a european project, we visited another comet. here is another comet. as it turns out, it seems. but this one of our drops, this is to the obezok churumov gerasimen. this is actually a separate story, because at first not they wanted to fly to this comedy they wanted to fly, uh , to the comet virtanin, but they wanted to fly using the e-carrier of the european space agency. yes , er, here, there are five arians, but then sorry, five, there was a nuisance, but this rocket was simply lost and i had to postpone the launch time, what size is it? it's quite big it's, well, under 10 km, that is, these two here. yes connected to each other, like a boulder. they are there for three dashes of 5 km even yes here, if i jumped on it, then i could come off forever. no, yes, i would fly away from her into spa

and how did i get out, in short. no one, the traffic cops slowed him down. yes, i'll keep you posted. but the car you guys have is not official, it shouldn't be like that. finally. come into the room. listen calmly. he has a trunk for the money i want. show damn, they took me here with the goods, dragged me, started stabbing me for it, like you call him for cooperation, they say, let him come, but with you. well, in a sense, we will work with me. they cost money like to get dope. hear what to do? now removable, in short, quickly bring here all the medicine that i need by the fly. are you stupid if you took one of the cool ones with us for him, then they will ask? are you dumb? you yourself i thought for us, then it’s better to carry with such a load, no one will look for it, you understand? ok. sorry bro, i don't want blood. he's right, in short, you need to blame it in a quick way you got me with your whining. what was it all about? trust me, i didn't understand. at first i thought, it's you who are checking the cor

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right, i mean if there are like short term goals, i would say and for their short term medium goals that you know the goal to basically maintain their positions and not to have to retreat. the question of ammunition is really, really key. we've heard from military officials that if they don't have enough ammunition, they might have, they might need to, you know, retreat until they can have enough to it to fight back. so that is really more of a short to medium term issue. we know that ammunition is in short supply ukraine. he's used in way more than the west can produce at this point is also something that we heard. german chancellor olive shalt address yesterday at the munich security conference. then there's sort of the more longer term goals and that includes things like tank deliveries and the leper to tanks that had been promised to ukraine are not going to arrive until late april. we know there are maintenance issues, training issues and so on. but these have more to do with whether ukraine would then eventually launch its own counter offensive am. but ukrainian officials will tell

are you short g.e. >> we are short g.e. g.e. interesting story it's one way in a investors rushed in the last three, four months is industrials. and g.e. is up 75% in the last four months since the end of the third quarter. it's up because they have begun their long awaited breakup plan. and they did a spin-off on health care. what's fascinating is since they announced a splitup plan, earnings estimates continue to get cut. when they announced the fourth quarter and i joked there were pages and pages of adjustments in the earnings release, you will be surprised how many pro forma adjustments that g.e. makes to earns it was cut from $1.60 to $2. with the stock in the mid '80s, we trading on a p/e basis. they will spin off aerospace or -- they will sell renewables and power generation and keep aerospace. whatever the problem is, that the sell said hasn't done their homework properly in all of the models we've seen on some of the parts, which value the stock on average, about $89 on a breakup, mind you, the stock is trading about $

you had stocks beaten up, short covering i agree. you also had high quality stocks up a lot, nvidia -- >> up 60% in six weeks >> that's a lot. that's a lot that's a lot but i would argue that that's not just short covering, okay. going up 20% off the low is not just short covering. i don't think that's all that. i do think you dig up a positioning stock going in with wide dispersion between good momentum stocks and bad, when you have that, you set up a nice january. what i would say, though, if you step back, big picture, everyone seemed to agree that the back hatch of this year was going to look good, okay. everyone seemed to agree that was consensus. now we're two months into this year, okay, moving toward the end of february. when are you going to get in what are you waiting for are you waiting until june 30 toth say now is the time to buy stocks i don't agree. you should be layering it. we need consolidation. the market was looking for an excuse to pull back in my opinion. home depot gave great excuse home depot did not give bad

short a stock it can go to infinity the other aspect of shorting is it takes a lot of margin in yournt to do that when i usually use short exposure i do it throughputs and buy a put or put spread or something like that. defining my risk but in a case like tesla if i look at the stock at 209 the at the money straddle looking out a month, the call premium and put premium, i know it sounds 530, options action, that's 16% of the stock price. that is the implied move between now and march 17th if you pay that and the stock goes nowhere you lose that. 8% in either direction so how am i trading this and risk managing it why do i like the tslq i'm long something they know how to manage their risk when they're long something. that's my view on this i've been averaging in an down about 10% on my average. that's not great but like i know what i think i'm doing here and i'm not going to let this thing get out of control is there ever a stock that could get out of control it's this one. the up side and down side but that's why i'm not using options, the premiums don't make sense. i'm using this r

wait a damn, and fuck the man, in short, he says. do you know doctor?s so much, just some kind of nightmare. have you pigeoned? that i didn’t eat the pigeon, and you ate the pigeon’s head to frighten the pigeon’s head, i didn’t eat. and you ate the head of a naked dove was daniel, i was the head of a dove, what's the matter, i'm a speech therapist in anything, i tried to help at least, yes, with medical jokes. uh , a huge number of professional jokes in general, a lot, because there are a huge number of musical anecdotes there is a lot about theater musicians and very often very often, especially people related to the profession. yes, they are , as in the case, there with the musicians. they are short anecdotes that i already knew, they tell with special gusto i draw the whole exhibition. that is, they immerse you so much, in general, what is happening. you know, there is a little, theatrical tales, real theatrical tales, and which are then told. like a joke, and it was right there in the theater and there are even people who saw these stories, and you

when you have people that short, short covering valleys can pop up on you pretty quickly.e of this a short covering. if that is true, it probably won't have the legs to sustain a long-term rally. guy: gas prices are going out, if the next cpi print as pudgy on the upside, how big of a reaction could we get? ira: you could see another 20 basis points in another direction in a hurry. liquidity is so problematic that if the trend in inflation turns, we are trending lower in inflation. if the trend turns back upward, i think people will panic, sell the market significantly. even though we are continuing to flatten where the market is rallying and you see a flatter yield curve, we could start to flatten where two-year yields, three-year yields wind up going higher. in a turn of the market you wind up pricing out those later in the year and that is important. alix: what about the jobs report tomorrow? the whisper number is 190,000. where is a set us up for tomorrow? ira: that is anyone's guess because if we wind up getting a week number than this rally could be sustained or at l

the treaty of saadabad and it will be cut off very short turkish in case of case on the border day ofiran, reza shah had come to terms with atatürk, he was short of what turkey wanted , he trusted them cheaply, small ararat, when he wanted to give it up, he says that our relations with turkey and turkey's brother and friend are far more important than how many ties you have, that is, small he mentions a strategy and the strategy of the north of several hills and says that he does not have the patience to let our relations with this friendly and brotherly country go like this and eat up iran's hopes of regaining the water rights of hirmand . iran has been disappointed in hirmand. we lost in the story of the hirmand river from the eagle iran falls short in hirmand, the eagle that was the need and certainty of the people of sistan falls short, and when science, like us now , has geographical and regional ties, the family of being the ruler in the region for hundreds of years protests the witness, why did we fall short, the shami that now this the delicious sistan region is not important,

even if it is a short-term _ short-term. even if it is a short-term option, i short-term.ption, if it encourages people _ short—term option, if it encourages people who — short—term option, if it encourages people who are trying to eat less, do more _ people who are trying to eat less, do more exercise, and do not succumb to the _ do more exercise, and do not succumb to the temptation of the extremely highly— to the temptation of the extremely highly calorific bad foods that are all around — highly calorific bad foods that are all around them, if there is a quick fix that— all around them, if there is a quick fix that allows you to lose some weight. — fix that allows you to lose some weight, and then you can stain to sustain— weight, and then you can stain to sustain yourself at a lower weight, then i_ sustain yourself at a lower weight, then i don't— sustain yourself at a lower weight, then i don't see how it is not... you _ then i don't see how it is not... you don't — then i don't see how it is not... you don't see any reason why, if it can be _ you don't see any reason

in short, it will be 30 million tomans, which will not have such an effect. rainfall and roads have been built. 40% of the 120,000-hectare area of ​​bakhtegan formation will receive water, but experts believe that despite the current conditions of the lake, this is bad. there is no trace of it , how can it be penetrated because of the embankment, but in reality something like 9 to 10 meters was due to the indiscriminate extraction of underground water sources, under the best hall in the house, there are empty spaces. today, there are 647 million cubic meters of water behind the darudzen dam. three predicted with the melting of the snow around the reservoir i hope this amount will increase, but the water organization has given only a small part of it to the bakhtegan international wetland, the water that reached the wetland before hundreds of them were built . according to this report, we will also witness a decrease in temperature in the northwest of the country. on friday, we will see light and scattered showers in parts of the northwest of the country, nort

he said, so love, everything is short. sleep little or much.hard. or does not work drink until the state of grief do not drink. and most importantly, don't say what you don't know. don't say what you know. don't judge or discuss. it helps a lot. today helps a lot, because it is better to remain silent and look like an idiot. how to speak and completely dispel all doubts on this matter? thank you mish for being with us for your invaluable advice for your sparkling odessa humor. thank you i was at a party with friends and heard a brilliant story there. which is very liked. all in all, it was a very pleasant evening. my family was at that very moment in jurmala and the schedule was drawn up, so every day there are concerts and trips of performances. only here is one single day off in the form of such a two-day respite, it is pointless to fly for such a short period. as it seemed to me back, so i relieved tension in the company of friends. everyone told anecdotes stories, and one comrade told the next. we are returning from fishing from the city of

they were halted a short time ago. they've now re-opened. range is up as you might expect on a report like that, 12% and pioneer is falling by some 5%. i bring it up now because it's so fortuitous for us to have you here you own both >> i own pioneer still first of all, let's understand scott sheffield is a brilliant manager of energy assets he's also a serial acquirer. parsley energy, double point he's seeking consolidation in shale and i think what's going to happen, mike, you've had this performance which looks like an ocean right now between natural gas and crude oil so you'll have these cash rich oil companies, they're going to say, okay, i'll take advantage of a depressed price in gas and seek opportunities, specific to this deal, what does it do? so right now pioneer already has a presence in the area but the gas is a by-product of their oil well, not a pure gas play and this deal, if it were to happen, what this would do would give them expose 12450ur in the marsellus basin in pennsylvania. that's a pure gas play but i think this is

that's after a short break is always more for you on d, w dot com. and on d w. social media on the handle, you need that if i speed up your newest member. so jeff bought from me and the entire new team behind the scenes. thank you for watching with several dead and wide wing extremist women's rights to the grass. and again, wild might be a couple of late in burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. in the pandemic black lives matter. shine a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries, discrimination and inequality are part of everyday life. for many we ask why? because life is diversity. to make up your own mind. d. w. lead for mines. ah ah, this week on world stories ukrainian refugees re settle and germany, a new cow census in corsica. we begin in ukraine where goals are threatening to boycott the 2024 olympics if russian athletes participate. it's an unthinkable idea for many, since dozens of ukrainian athletes have been killed in the war. for someone

sdpaul next year's short fall. so the second column is the projected ref now short fall. you see that almost wipes out all of our reserves in the current year and we needed to start setting aside additional expenditure reserves so we don't have a short fall in the next 2 budgets and we did that as programs have been slowing down of the or not yet in contract we have been capturing the savings and putting them in a reserve activity. we have been very lucky with our home key award. and have gotten started to get reimburse ams including operating funds? those have generated savings? we were able to leverage state grand fund on the shelter side. they generated savings. this additional reserve is when we are not spending now, which is in the part of our plan. and what we hope to use and bring back to you in march and april to show as part of our balancing plan >> thanks that is helpful. it would show in our proposed budget for the following years coming up. >> okay. >> when you assure you and the committee this does not

films, 67 semi-length documentaries, 182 short documentaries, and 123 short and long animated films, the director of resistance film festival stated that the selected feature films are also it will be announced soon, he said, in the section of works sent to the festival secretariat, in the first section, the narrative related to short works with a certain age range, in fact, sib bayan, in the name of nasrin babaei, we received all 300 works, lesson of insects, 291 works in the section of the holy defense award, which is named after the deceased rasul malaqlipour was named 352 the work found that 20 works out of these 352 films were feature films and in the palestinian section, with the presence of cinematographers and domestic actors, about 150 works were received in the festival secretariat. more than 200 research works have received a loan from the resistance film festival. he also said that we will have nationwide screenings for the works of this period of the festival. donation of 23 series of dowries in memory of 23 martyrs to mement of shabaniyeh holidays of ashkazari youth in

carla short. the amount of the grant is usually determined by the amount of funding we have available. and as you noted we have different funding source. i will use the example of the upcoming tree nursery. we applied for and received 2 grants from the state. to develop the nursery and then to develop a workforce development program at the nursery. the state is then basically we are granting out the monfret state to a nonprofit to do this work. other examples add backs. we get funding annually allocate friday the different supervisors. so we have these very small amounts of funding. geared toward community benefit of some sort in districts 4 and 7 they wanted have an environmental education compoenlts of it. so this grant is going out to fill haneed that is add back funded they had an allocation. other grants we get and put in funds to our budget and received the fund and so they were using general fund. for the guarantee and then be the steam cleaning we got additional funding in the form of an a

question , the question is short when there is a short answer to it, wherever there is china, a shortwer is difficult to find, and i i don't think that what china made is a proposal. i think that the initiator of any peace initiatives can only be the state on whose territory the war is going on, that's why we made our proposal, we are active. we proposed peace formula. it seems to me that this was china's point of view and an important signal that they are going to participate in this topic . i think this is an important signal for now. i take it as a signal. i don't know what will happen next . it depends on the next steps. i want to believe that china will be on the side of a just peace and this means on our side i will tell you frankly and it is important for me i really want to believe that china will not supply weapons to russia and for me it is very important this is the number one point and i live like this i say and do everything in order to prevent this, it is very important for us, you know, it is better where china is now than in the arms of the russian federation, because

this news and more news in today's package of short news and bazaar. the minister of economic affairs and finance, ehsan khandozi, has entered the paths of exit from the impasse in the economic field, and the economic growth of the country has improved . daoud manzoor, head of the organization. tax affairs for encouraging stock companies, we pass short-term tax benefits. capital gains tax is not included in stock market transactions . masoumi khangah, director of the capital market development fund, according to the approval of the board of directors of this fund, for 20 stock exchange symbols , call options and put options should be published. the instructions of the competition council to regulate the car market with two main points were published: price changes with the approval of the support organization , detection of complete monopoly and sales on the integrated site. mohsen alizadeh, member of the parliament supervisor in the supreme council of the stock exchange , there is a possibility of filing a complaint with the competition council in the

well, very leased say a short time ago. well, very pleased to _ say a short time ago.y pleased to say that _ say a short time ago. well, very pleased to say that the - say a short time ago. well, very - pleased to say that the government has agreed to enter into a period of intensive _ has agreed to enter into a period of intensive talks with the royal college — intensive talks with the royal college of nursing. and i am confident that we will be able to reach _ confident that we will be able to reach agreement about a fair pay deal for— reach agreement about a fair pay deal for our nursing staff.- deal for our nursing staff. so the auestion deal for our nursing staff. so the question remains, _ deal for our nursing staff. so the question remains, how- deal for our nursing staff. so the question remains, how long - deal for our nursing staff. so the question remains, how long will| deal for our nursing staff. so the l question remains, how long will it take to reach some sort of deal, is that even possible? talks start tomorrow. and what about the other health unions,

ai clearly in short, kostya come on hi well done listen, i have children for a thousand.he ones they gave enjoy. 11 nothing, everything, as agreed, or what? well, i can't. i can't speak right now. well , call back later, uh. what are we stopping about? you went into the locker room amelchenko yes, i went into the locker room. melchenko, excuse me, right? what? no comments, you're sorry i went. i went to kamelchenko's locker room, he was lying there. how long has it been since the fight? well, an hour, but no more. well, something like that. well, if i'm not mistaken, he's got a body of blood in there. i, of course, immediately the police. well, then i called security. well, what, what else can i say? well pomechenko were enemies. you don't know, i listen, we were connected, only professional relations. we just have nothing else. maybe it's yes, it seems not, the fighters of the qualification, more or less equal odds, there were no equal favorites, well, the stakes are high. well, it’s always like that, you know , it’s never any crime anywhere, but i don’t understand at al

especially this one, in short, when i found out that thomas was returning. so that they are a little among themselves. well, you understand that they gnaw each other a little. full-time work i had only to do stuffing. that it was rambo who organized such a fun meeting for him. short rambo out of business i mean i said you heard rambo out of business. vasilievich what have you done? i did everything right only about conscience. start nothing good, conscience has nothing to do with it at all, our work is like that. and you came here so that i can forgive your sins now. for you this time they did not succeed, so maybe one more try. and you knew and remained silent. don't be mean to me, okay? all the best . the statement was remembered, so here are the photos. it's great, and he looks like one. i can't call. why are there no beeps? where is everyone? pasha what is it? where is everyone, where is the somov court left morozov where on the territory, and what are you doing, and i andrey file orientations. okay, pasha, you don't have access. i will write you a separ

in short, my wife had told my father that if you think it's good to do muharram, because i'm talking, he already did. we were and i have a series of acquaintances so that we can follow up on this issue, and the father had agreed that after leaving, our marriage summary was done over the phone, and this evening, two hours later, he came to our house with a bouquet of flowers , and the ground was full of pregnancy. the aroma of orange spring entering the garden made me crazy children, my doctor is the wife of my first son, he is a dentist , and he is also a memorizer of the entire quran. p.h.d

in short , all the assets associated with the complex.ransfer to the master in exchange for the funds provided to them earlier everything according to the law, yes. no, not unless you sign. you yourself will discuss with him the amount of your compensation, he will not throw a greedy man at poverty, and you will write yourself from one paper. yes, we go to the caregiver , but if you want, we have a checking account, can you list it? hello, what's your name andrey great what happened that you took me to the center? i'm going to try and get it now. in short, it is necessary to beat off, first of all, one villain. i don't get it , are you kidding me? in general , there is such popov, i will bring him to the conclusion. it's close here. he must be released. man for your people well, how much did you get paid for it? yes , not at all thomas, in my opinion, i need your help. i will never help you. but you're an honest moment, why do you need people to change? in short, are you in or not? go away, don't bother. he had a car waiting there. well,

but these are the people who make short space flights.like visiting space tourists who pay your money? well, there are all sorts of such targeted flights. here we have it open in kazakh. yes, we have, in my opinion, because, too , um, most likely, they also flew there from the state, there are artists there and so on. yes, here the artists were busy, and the requirements for these people, of course, are not such lines. the main thing is that they should be such that they become aggravated during these 8-12 days. the main thing is that a person can take off and be able to descend. and how you spend there doesn’t really interfere with your poor health, if anything, well, he’s talking about actresses. uh, the first 20 didn't get through at all. that there were the first 20 we have a group right? well, a large group, and there we had the first 20, then there were another five of july, and alena and kairovannyy and our beautiful ones. yes , they showed who was shown on tv. can they speak from this very group first. yes, they just decided, prob