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this is truly an important project for us, an important decision, for doctors, nurses and other employeesrict hospital, today we accept this facility, it was completed ahead of schedule, even one month ahead of schedule. there are a total of 87 rooms in the hostel here in comfortable conditions. about 100 people will be able to live, good housing is an important argument for the employment of doctors from other regions in chukotka. when attracting specialists, we guarantee them accommodation, and as an option, we have two options, the first option is renting housing, the second option is a hostel. of course, the hostel in the form that exists today is a big plus for the territory, for attracting personnel. so far only plumbing slabs have been installed, but all the furniture for the living rooms has already been purchased and is awaiting installation, installation and assembly will begin immediately after the signing of the building acceptance certificates and its transfer into operation, it is planned that the first new settlers will move into the renovated medical dormitory by the new y

it is an absolute disgrace.t on the tv and it is an absolute disgrace, and there is too much at stake. we are trying to do incredible things, to be at the highest level every single week, is not good enough to put my hand up and say it is my fault are my responsibility. if that is the outcome, for sure it is not, it is too difficult.— outcome, for sure it is not, it is too difficult. ~ , �* . too difficult. with every var cheque that was going _ too difficult. with every var cheque that was going on, _ too difficult. with every var cheque that was going on, it _ too difficult. with every var cheque that was going on, it seems - too difficult. with every var cheque that was going on, it seems like - too difficult. with every var cheque | that was going on, it seems like one was going _ that was going on, it seems like one was going to cost us in the end. i thought— was going to cost us in the end. i thought initially it was a good goal. — thought initially it was a good goal, and then i saw the referee hesitate —

understatement or an exaggeration, in any case , there is no interpretation of this word in the living room, the construction of voters. yes, yes, really, that's it i, in fact, in a broad sense, this question, in a narrow sense, a little narrower , then the question is about the value of memoirs as historical documents, because in general, what are memoirs, this is the memory of an individual person, and the memoirs of another contemporary, about the same events will be different, how to perceive it, well, if i may. i would still start with forgetting, so that this topic does not disappear, because in this earthly vale we are always faced with the realization that we have to forget, yes, that something completely different awaits, and i always i repeat the quatrain of my beloved georgy ivanov, if a new life, oh soul , opens in a black grave, how good it must be so that we forget about earthly things, yes, that is, this moment of the possible. valuable is always present in the face of some other memory, this is not a memoir, of course, a memoir is a personal experience, yes, well, a mem

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of sin, in half an apple. there is an embryo, an unborn child, and the knife of givyatina is ready tother of god of astrabram protects the unborn child from death, this is very amazing, the inability to hold emotions, oh my dear, come here, come here, the main thing stick together, love each other, you see, it brings tears to tears, a very beautiful funeral, a very beautiful story, wow, in venezuela, there is no such thing, there is no such thing, and i think that we need it, yes, yes, look, always they ask why the monument was installed on the back side of the church, yes, if you don’t know, then you won’t see it, but the fact is that until recently, in this building we had a birthplace, a maternity hospital, and a monument, yes, and a monument established an admonition for women to remember what their mission is. give birth, not decide life. the temple inside is divided into three naves, that is, into three parts by side altars. ahead you see the main altar; many things have been preserved in the temple that were brought here and installed at the beginning construction, that is, som

get to an end of the second term.— the fact that he doesn't get to an end of the second term.f— end of the second term. they've been doing lots of meeting _ end of the second term. they've been doing lots of meeting here _ end of the second term. they've been doing lots of meeting here for- doing lots of meeting here for aipac, the helicopters were swirling around both, she was on one side of the bay and he was on the other, and that's very much how we are seeing the campaign from the front lines, as they are doing it together, but it really is a broader cabinet that is also out there, whether that secretary pete or secretary of hhs, and you're seeing governorships on the front line which are particularly important, like the state of michigan, where he has governor gretchen witmer out there and talk about the policies he's instituted in the policies moving forward. j’iiii instituted in the policies moving forward. �* ., ., ~ , forward. i'll have to keep practising _ forward. i'll have to keep practising pete _ forward. i'll have to keep| practising pete buttigieg's forward. i'

with kitchen figured it out, but there’s also an update on the lujai. out to be the entire width of the window, as we wanted. the table is made of mdf, veneered with natural oak and covered with two layers of primer, and also with a three-component polyurethane varnish , it protects the porous structure of mdf from moisture , hello, how are you feeling, excellent, very good, are you happy that the renovation is finished, very happy, and where did you spend these two months, maybe you don’t want to go home, to grandma’s, okay grandmothers, yes, but i still want to go home, home is the best thing, i agree, especially after we screwed it up, screwed it up, what do you think we screwed up there , put it there, i think you demolished everything the walls, absolutely right, this is my favorite, i’m actually wondering just for this , what do you think we’ll do, i think that the sink there has become lower, i’m a little lower, and, of course, the bedside tables are lower and the wallpaper is a different color, you do understand that now you will be forced to wa

apple to fall, everything takes half an hour, the singer gives out an interview with intiagulong inwindow of the week, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on! let's go like this, yes, he's meditating, relaxing, improvises, far from the bustle of the city, the malt woman silently enjoys the singing of birds, there is a pond not far from the house, the star comes here as if to work, there is no rest, there is no need to breathe, i have my own personal beach, yes, and there is a public beach, i come to the public beach with my daughter, yes, they take autographs right in the water, on ten acres there are fruit trees, a vineyard, an english lawn, right in the yard there is a playground for the youngest grandchildren, the neighbor’s children come, yes, our grandchildren come, yes, grapes grow there, remember, i have where here grapes, where there are bushes, poplars, black rowan, red viburnum, plum plum, red currant, maybe you like nature very much and i love the garden - assures malt, my wife manages it, many people have had all sorts of baths there, that’s what i call this footbal

i know that we have an eneretic fortunes. i know that we have an energetic and — fortunes.ve an energetic and enthusiastic - fortunes. i know that we have anj energetic and enthusiastic team. let's get to work.— let's get to work. rishi sunak's that bringing — let's get to work. rishi sunak's that bringing a _ let's get to work. rishi sunak's that bringing a former- let's get to work. rishi sunak's that bringing a former pride - that bringing a former pride minister back back to the home of government may bring experience and political weight to his campaign. inside and outside the party, some are questioning whether there was not somebody suitable amongst the ranks of current tory mps, someone without political baggage. what ranks of current tory mps, someone without political baggage.— without political baggage. what you want to do is _ without political baggage. what you want to do is promote _ without political baggage. what you want to do is promote people - without political baggage. what you want to do is promote people from | want to do is promote people from right

they say, sir, 3 people give an opinion, not five people, 3 people give an opinion . whatever you say, sir, this book says that the book is not about a book. it is not about theory and theorizing . what is it about? "didn't see," he says, "sir, why wasn't there an expert's theory , why should we give an expert's opinion along with it ?" what is the problem of bringing them up, but what do we do now? we must see the work carefully. these are the important discussions of the editorial offices . these are the administrative problems in the administrative organizations that must be solved now. i don't want to solve all the problems now, i want to tell you briefly that it is implied that an expert should be respected and the expert's opinion should not be trapped and stay in one place . an issue that is supposed to be said in the field of environment the field of a certain sector is caught, we say , sir, go follow the case, let's follow it up, where is it in industry , is it in agriculture, is it in different sectors , this is an important issue, this is one of your import

it is not an abstract concept.in the sense of more frequent typhoons for the developing country and developed country. >> we may we may push in a different pace. >> another topic was food security. >> when we think about trying to get to 2050, we need about 50% more food. and that's a huge challenge because we're going to add another one 1.5 billion people to the planet. we need more innovation. but we need governments to then put into place the laws and the policies and regulations that allow those new innovations to come to market. >> across town, preparations for the apex ceo summit brought attendees to epic cleantech, a san francisco water recycling startup where the golden toilet statue says it all. san francisco is the first city in the country to actually require that all new large buildings have to have on site water recycling systems. ceo aaron tartakovsky showed their recycling process in action. >> the rate at which we're building new buildings globally is like another new york city every month from now

these are -- it's an offer, not an obligation.roblem with that is, got him on video speaking to the oregon bar saying the exact opposite. it is not voluntary. it is not optional. and you will be called on it. what does that say about his willingness to be fair and impartial to litigants and lawyers alike in his croom. all of this together with his obsession with the writings of ibrahim x. kendi which are in so many ways some of the writings -- he explained that he wanted to take kendi's ideas even further. many of those same ideas are incompatible with basic notions of due process, equal protection and the rule of law. i've also got some concerns with judge lee. although judge lee hasn't published radical beliefs quite as prolifically as judge kasabi, she's no less radical. she authored an article in the race and poverty law journal in 2010 criticizing the methods prisons used to separate men and women. she doesn't like that prisons, quote, rely heavily on di cot mouse -- on a di cot mouse, sex-based magnuson-stevens classificatio

i’m like an aunt, i really agree, i’m an aunt, i’m not a friend, i’m a friend, you’re an aunt, i’ll crysa, that zhanna is really that person, she herself came to this education, it was not my mother and father who forced me, not one of my relatives, she is the first doctor in our family and yes, i probably agree with you that she probably also needs a man from the same noble profession who will root with your soul for her, for her cause, for something personal. which you showed in your first relationship , just bury it, always remember, if you want to live badly and be unhappy, remember what an idiot you were at 20, okay, and how you twisted the hands of this unhappy potential mother-in-law, be good, everyone loves good people, but now meet the first groom, she is vulnerable, be careful, the girl is vulnerable. hello, my name is pavel, and i came to make you the happiest, here you go, thank you, thank you, the premiere of the season, this is an honorary pension, cherkasov. wants to ask savin’s mother, he’s retired, but not together, murderers, you are murderers , doctor, no, no, i’m not

i was willing to offer a little more for an additional fee. possible that the video with the abuse of the little girl was filmed when akhmetova was in an altered consciousness, now it’s too late, she’s in tears, anastasia’s daughter was taken away, a criminal case was opened against her, a claim was filed in court to deprive the woman of parental rights in relation to her young daughter, the girl is now placed in a social institution, her life and health nothing is in danger. as it turned out, the video that outraged the public was intended for the child’s father, anastasia’s husband, is he in the military now on a business trip? well, look, he says, it’s all your fault and so on, let it be on your conscience, i wanted to offend to the point, this is what you are guilty of, this is what she accused you of? yes, she herself does not mark anything, there is nothing like that, he just left, i probably can’t say, i can’t know. the man sent the video with his daughter being abused to his friend, blogger elizaveta bargaeva, and asked him to add a st

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he had been an inmate. 2015, four months after john moved in with debra, the sisters snooped to jackpot, they found a stash of paperwork john had left there. legal documents. police reports. >> reports that he stalked other women and that other women had restraining orders on him. >> john's papers outlined a long criminal history. multiple arrests and incarcerations, drug convictions. alarming stuff. >> and debra was hesitant to believe this stuff. she believed john. >> even after her daughters told her what they had found debra went straight to john. and he said, they had the wrong guy. >> he said, there is going to be allegations that other john meehan's did. i thought well, okay, you've got a point. >> john said he was a victim of mistaken identity, in some cases. and in others, he was framed. >> and he said, i was set up. and i said, but you lied to me. he goes, because i knew you would never date me if you knew the truth. and i said, you're right, i wouldn't have. >> thing was, john was so sad. seemed

as an observer? no. but we still need to know the scope of this and whether all of these financial transfers link the president in any regard. i'm not going to assume that it does. >> chair recognizes --. >> unanimous consent motion to introduce october 2020 article in the to where -- was the source of the fd 1023 mr. turley just referenced, stated that neither he nor anyone else from charisma ever had any contact with vice president biden or people working for him during hunter biden's engagement. >> without objection to order. chair recognizes mr. brown from ohio for five minutes. >> while we sit here just two days away from a complete government shutdown, house republicans want to distract the american public from their funding failure with a baseless impeachment inquiry lacking fax and foundation. this preventable shutdown threatens the livelihood of millions of federal workers, small business owners, seniors and veterans all of whom live in the districts of every member on this committee. in my home

rub half an onion with salt.it will become saturated and in general it will not taste good. ideally, bread should be stored. or in a bread box or in a textile bag, inside of which the film rustles, you hear it, just to prevent foreign odors from getting into the baked goods. now about what we store outside the refrigerator, all root vegetables, attention, tomatoes in a separate picture on a shelf in the shade, bulk products, the technologist advises pouring jars from bags and closing them tightly with a lid. well, let's move on to sweetie, we have chocolate, by the way, would you like some? come on, but i already drank some coffee and some more chocolate. chocolate can be stored either in the refrigerator or at room temperature. this does not affect the shelf life, only the hardness and how crunchy it will be. maria kuskova, dmitry roshkov, rostislav kolesnikov, yulia bykova, channel one. well, we figured out how to store food, including cheese. now let's figure out why cheese itself is good. for example, hard ch

markov is an ideal striker. on an accurate shot into the top nine, marking the beginning of a strong-willedgoals between them, but the best goals were from dynamo. konstantin chyukavin, receiving a pass from deep field from roberto fernandez, worked the ball, waited for a pause and delivered a devastating blow. another young player of the blue and white attack also showed off his skill. twenty-year-old yaroslav vladyshev sent the ball into the far corner. nikolai zabolotny, leading krasnodar in the table, won over the soviet wings in the fourteenth round, and the decisive goal in this meeting was a beautiful goal from alakulla. the nigerian made a perfect header to the jubilation of the packed stands. zenit striker ivan sergeev kicked the ball into the kaliningrad baltika goal with his heel. petersburgers in the end achieved a fourth victory in a row and continue to pursue krasnodar. by the way, in the next round these teams will play each other in st. petersburg. the serial film trotsky continues on channel one. another episode today immediately after the program. so don't miss it. the mai

the restaurant was rented for an event that day.d his company ended up among the guests, but the guests immediately aroused suspicion. the guests behaved vulgarly and inappropriately, i assumed that they might be on some kind of drugs. alexander vdovin categorically disagrees with the way others see the situation, and therefore chose a good proven strategy. best defense is attack. they say the restaurant is a terrible, half-shabby basement. he came there just to receive the reward and immediately showed an electronic receipt for the amount. 6,000 rubles , which he left for the establishment, although further from his own words it becomes clear that he first paid the bill from the terminal, which the waiter allegedly slipped to him, and only then decided to compensate the amount with crystal. for them it turned out to be significant money, because these 6,000 turned out to be significant money, because they weren’t going to return them to me, and why should i forgive them these 6,000 and go home without taking these glasses , which t

it is not an operation, it's a - israeli lines. it is not an operation, it's a war.war. it's israeli lines. it is not an - operation, it's a war. it's going to last time, it will take us time. until hamas no longer exists. at last time, it will take us time. until hamas no longer exists. at the bi est until hamas no longer exists. at the biggest hospital— until hamas no longer exists. at the biggest hospital in _ until hamas no longer exists. at the biggest hospital in gaza _ until hamas no longer exists. at the biggest hospital in gaza in _ until hamas no longer exists. at the biggest hospital in gaza in its - biggest hospital in gaza in its biggest hospital in gaza in its biggest city, they are feeling the israeli forces close in and rushing to deal with the wounded. growing hardship here are pushing more residents to flee. but this is where they have been told to move to and it's also seeing deadly air strikes. nowhere feels safe in gaza, life is upended. thousands are now living under canvas, including this family, who came south with their cats after their home

i want to make sure that an a is actually an a. but i agree with you wholeheartedly, especially because i have been an educator. the last thing i wanted when i was a school principal was for the federal government to tell me how to do my job in connecticut. when i was a state commissioner, i also knew that i had the responsibility of meeting connecticut where it was. just like you do here in wyoming. there are some things that don'l one-size-fits all requirements. i think we have some flexibility around waivers where we believe, as we talked about yesterday, where states are moving ahead of the curve, around things like assessments, authentic engagement, workforce shadowing opportunities where there might be a requirement that limits states' ability to do that. i'm a big proponent of supporting states who are really thinking outside the box. i talked about innovation in my remarks. i'm a big proponent of that. i'm also an advocate. when i sit down with the ed chairs over there and i explain, look what montana did. like at wyoming.

i mean , it's an illness, isn't i mean, it's an illness, isn't it? it is an illness. and i. wrote a sort of autobiography about myself which tried to address my propensity to overdo things myself, but not. not in money terms. but i noticed that from the. i was the same. i was what is awful generational wars. you know, you say baby boomer and millennial and i just want to throw up when i hear all this. i'm sort of late imperialist. what exactly ? i imperialist. what exactly? i mean, it just seems so weird . mean, it just seems so weird. but anyway, i am a baby boomer and the technical sense . and so and the technical sense. and so i was born in the same year as sugar puffs. the cereal, right? so i should never forget that i was of a generation for whom television advertising was first directed towards me when i was young to eat sugar puffs and ricicles and frosties and sugary things . and i went to a school things. and i went to a school which had a tuck shop, you know, and a little boarding school. and there were things like sherbet fountains with sherbet in it, white powder

i wanted an analysis. this we got a lot of numbers and explanation of things that are happening that we are attempting, but i don't necessarily see a plan as far as we're going to measure this investment and we're going to have a percentage of an improvement when i work for funded organizations is there's an outcome attached to every single cent, and these are taxpayer dollars. and we really do need to improve our policing strategies to create safety equitably is what our task is and why we ask these tough questions. is there understood. i would just say this, though, and i'm going to reemphasize this in police training, we got officers right now spending a lot of we are spending a lot of money and time on mobile field force tactics. there's not an academic study that's going to say that was the reason that this event or that event was successful or not successful. so i don't think it's a fair assessment. to tag this, you know, evidence based thing. we train a lot and a lot of different areas and there's r

details of an accident with first gear, an emergency program in the marat seddikov studio. veterinarians performed an operation on the tiger cub, which drivers found on the highway; in all likelihood, the little predator was hit by a car and had serious injuries. see it on a snowy road. in the darkness , the amur tiger cub was not so easy, and it was great luck that motorists noticed a silhouette on the road that suddenly began to move, and decided to slow down to take a closer look, there was a tiger cub lying right on the road, maybe he had been hit, at that second it became clear that the tiger cub most likely got hit by a car due to a strong snowstorm, which reduced visibility on the road, he could not advance on the paw, it was obvious that the wounded and exhausted animal needed to be saved, the people who came to the rescue wrapped the tiger cub in a blanket and climbed out of the road. now we’ll take him to komsomolsk with the entire hospital, here’s a tiger cub, sulfur, don’t touch that bite, but there’s no tigress, said that the tigress was still here, guarding hi

an invigorating journey of self-doubt. recovery that glitters with insight, lush, physical description. palpable emotion. the jurors rated the best memoir the year are migrants souls, a meditation on race and the meanings and myths of latino by hector tobar published mcd, farrar, straus and, giroux. this work of autobiography and cultural, which also serves as a and manifesto, is an essential book by a veteran journalist and author at the height of his powers, tobar goes beyond reductive newspaper headlines, inflammatory political discourse to portray the complexities and, contradictions, the latin x experience in the u.s. featuring eye opening interviews with people from across the country this elegantly written, refreshingly forthright book, brings into sharp focus a massive yet marginalized community master's husband. wife. an epic journey. slavery to freedom. by eliane rule published by simon and schuster. this extraordinary book is a prodigiously researched historical narrative that reads like a page turning thriller.

we should provide an official document so that people can easily get an official document instead oformal document nafisa najafi of kerman sed and sima, on the eve of the president's visit to kurdistan province, the executive vice president at the investment opportunities meeting of this province and said: " investment in kurdistan should be accelerated." and solve the problems of the investors so that in the future we can witness the creation of employment and the prosperity of production. the meeting of investment opportunities with the presence of economic activists of kurdistan, hosted by the executive vice president, i would like to make an offer to you . and maybe the concern of many investors is that this is a waste of the doctor's time investors who created many jobs in kurdistan province. we started our work in 2013 with the help of the provincial authorities . at first , we had 25 employees, and now 20 people. the problem with the workability of our forecast is that about 120 people will be directly working in the project . the government's efficient watchdog in the economi

celtler with an assault rifle confronts an unarmed palestinian. and then -- [ gunshot ] -- badly wounded, he's carried away. today three weeks later he's still in intensive care in this hospital in the southern west bank. i'm sorry to see you like this. his name is zacharia and he's lucky to be alive. >> they removed part of spleen, part of the pancreas and part of the bowels. >> reporter: while the world's eyes are on gaza violence is also at record levels in the west bank. more than 150 palestinians have been killed since the october 9th hamas terror attack mostly in confrontations with israeli troops according to the u.n. but at least eight were shot dead by settlers. israel took both gaza and the west bank after it was attacked by its arab neighbors in the 1967 war. in 2005 israel left gaza, but today around half a million jewish settlers live in the west bank. israel rarely prosecutes settlers who attack palestinians rights groups. today israeli news says they were questioned but released without charge. the investigation they say is ongoing.

that's all an impact. sen.orth: i feel what was taken as the minimum amount of rest has become a standard way we schedule folks and don't believe it's sustainable. can you share why rest rules are needed to protect flight crews and the flying public? 's. >> thank for you the question, it comes down to the resiliency of our staffing and we're short staffed and most or many of our facilities that service travel now, we don't have the opportunity or the capacity to have a five-day workweek with eight-hour days. richie: the norm, keeping the system active and keeping the capacity at the level it's expected to be requires six day work weeks and 10 hour days clue to the fact the f.a.a. model of hiring and what they produce on the work force plan has exasperated the situation resulting in 1,000 fewer controllers in this elevated aviation upturn. it's unsustainable and needs to be changed through f.a.a. re-authorization. the f.a.a. has been unwilling to collaboratively involve these new processes. 's sen. duckworth: th

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an artery has a muscular wall, which means, unlike a vein, uh, an artery does not have a valve apparatuslike a vein, and this is its unique ability to perceive the pulsating wave that comes out of our heart, that is, blood actually comes out pulsating, the muscle wall makes it possible to stand, expand and narrow, expand and narrow during the release of blood a little wider, then again to its previous form, the veins do not have this ability, the vein, having expanded, remains so, the atom comes out as varicose veins on the legs . so, the main difference is the muscular wall in the artery. but now i want to come to the artery, which we achieve on our own, although this is unique. creation of nature. let's go, mikhail alexandrovich. so, we call this model the life cycle of atheroslero. this also an artery, the vessel is absolutely clean, something happened, damage appeared, which damages the artery and leads to the formation of such huge atherosclerotic plaques, completely closing the lumen of the vessel. who is the culprit for this? the first is this. the second is, of course, smoking ,

air launch, an air launch, yes, it took off with an external tank from an altitude of about 10-12,000x people, this is a different program, but... i think it’s really effective and advanced, and it was also developed by our people, engineers, then that galaxy of brilliant designers who could do it to do, well, this flight was unmanned, the next one was planned to be a pilot, well, why, that’s why they were recruiting, at our institute there was a selection of test pilots there , that is, we were planned for operational tests, namely flights on these blizzards, already in normal operation, that is, in normal operation and further planned , of course, there are manned launches, flights, we continue to talk about the buran spacecraft, my guest is cosmonaut pilot, hero of russia, valery ivanovichokev. valery ivanovich, we have already said several times that this was the only flight, do you think? why didn't the program continue? of course, there were prospects, this is the collapse of the soviet union, well, they simply stopped funding it, no one canceled the program , gorbachev did not

of it as an ethics aspiration.a little wish casting. it's the court saying it's not us, it's you. you misunderstood our ethics rules and so let us explain again these long standing ethics rules that we have not abided by but if we explain them again, you'll understand. listen, you're right to be cynical, rachel. and i think i want to say something in the vein of what you and michael beschloss were just talking about. which is it feels like it's a joke that this is how institutions police themselves. but it matters a little bit that the supreme court for the first time in history responds to an american public that demands that it police itself. and so i'm not happy about these rules, which are purely advisory, which everyone is going to tell you, no enforcement mechanism, that feels like more of the justice gaslighting us and telling us that we misunderstood the ethics rules all along. it matters a little bit to me that justices kavanaugh and barrett and kagan and the chief justice think this is important enough to

yet from claims he was not an officer which would make it an officer this office. he claims it is -- his oath to do this was not an oath to support the constitution. these arguments make a mockery of section three, for these reasons, we asked the court to schedule a prompt hearing. i will start with section three. courts let me stop you there before you go to section three. as i understand your principal argument, it is that your client have a cause of action under 204 b because that is what allows for the correction of an error that has occurred or is about to occur. including a candidate on a ballot that is not eligible to pull that off. then seems to me that you dovetail to saying that mr. trump is ineligible to hold office because of section three and the 14th amendment and therefore this court should order the secretary of state to keep his name off the ballot. what i'm concerned about, let us say you're right. let's say we agree with you that this is self-executing and that we do have the authority to keep mr. trump's name off the ballot. should we? that is t

why did you choose such an unusual name?r 3 months. the singer recalls with horror how his wife almost gave birth to a son right in his car. natalya was present at a corporate party where the non-para band performed, when suddenly her water broke. showa , without thinking twice, interrupted the concert and took his wife to maternity hospital i stood there until the curtain began to open, well, in quotes, and i left, i apologize for the expression on the performance, then call me and tell me who was born and how. alexander shoua is an experienced father. his eldest daughter from his first marriage, maya, is 23 years old and nine-year-old taisiya is growing up from natalia, but the singer has never been present in public, they say that we need to feel it together, i beg you. you know that a man with a temperature of 37.2, only at this temperature is able to understand what a woman giving birth is, a man is basically an alarmist, if you bring him to this procedure, he will not approach you in life, in life you will simply forge

i now recognize myself for an opening statement.hank director peters for coming today and the audience, we appreciate you being here. this hearing is oversight of the bureau of prisons. the federal bureau of prisons is component of the department of justice. bop to protect society in confining offenders in controlled environments of prisons and community-based facilities that are safe, humane, cost efficient and properly secured and bop provides self-improvement opportunities to assist offenders in becoming law abiding citizens. at the time of rising crime this is a critically important function. bop operates 102 institutions throughout the nation. these are operated at 5 different security levels in order to confine offenders in an appropriate manner. as of last week, bop is responsible for the custody and care of more than 158,000 inmates and employees more than 34,000 individuals. nearly 5 years ago president trump signed the first step act in 2018 to reduce the size of the federal prison population recidivism while maintaining p

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hmm, an order, they are building an airport with a french company, and we are carrying out survey worklate, we have one there cooking, even... shish kebab in cumin sauce, in cumin sauce, imagine , like this, like that, well, there’s a tape recorder, two guitars, well, there won’t be any fireworks, so i ’ll sit for a while, uh-huh, uh-huh, and you take verochka sat, of course, well, shame on you, do i really have to find out from vishnevsky that you are leaving, and what would change if you found out all this from me, well, what, i wouldn’t go to this stupid birthday, that’s why i didn’t say, you don’t go anywhere anyway, come on, why isn’t natasha still there, she called at alena’s is delayed, some test is being prepared, what kind of test is there? they listen to their cds, and it’s not too late to call, it’s late, listen, tell me, what happened, you weren’t planning on going, well, everyone understands that this trip is pointless, pointless, but necessary, you know, it doesn’t happen like that, you see , sometimes you won’t drink tea, you know who it happens to, those who don’t know

convicted in an israeli court. family members condemned the death penalty bill, saying it endangered efforts to win the release of their abducted relatives. this is udi goren, whose cousin is being held captive in gaza. >> this is incredibly disappointing because i feel that at this point when we know that taking down hamas, we keep hearing from them, is going to take months or years and it is going to take a long time. on the other hand, the other objective is time sensitive. people are dying. we know that for sure. amy: one hostage family member yelled at ben-gvir in the knesset session, "you care more about killing arabs and saving jewish lives." meanwhile, al jazeera reports qatar-brokered talks for a deal that would see hamas release some of its hostages in exchange for a three- to five-day pause in fighting are at a critical and final stage. hamas official said they were "close to reaching a truce agreement." the white house has pushed back after the center for constitutional rights sued president biden, accu

darfur in particular witnessed an increasing use of drones which indicate there some sort of an actore able to supply this kind of weapons. darfur is under an arms embargo from the u.n. so the uae stands a suspect in providing these weapons. egypt has been at least politically supportive to the sudanese armed forces. so we are yet to establish clear evidence on the level of support, but i think there is enough news out there to suggest at least some sort of investigation and responsibility and accountability should be addressed were the uae and egypt in particular. juan: what about other regional powers like kenya and uganda? >> so just looking into the regional response of the conflict, which has been -- armed forces have accused kenya and ethiopia of siding with the rapid support forces, which created an issue around the credibility of the african union to respond to the situation. i think there's been no evidence of clear support from the regional countries but clearly to say kenya has been hosting equally also some of the command of the rapid support forces. amy: i want to bring m

ever-increasing number of illegal immigrants in an uncertain status for an indefinite period of timeable for europe; it is cheaper to pay for the return of migrants home and to find funds to strengthen security measures and control before the new middle eastern outcome. tatyana volkova around the planet. you are watching a program around the planet on belarus-1 and belarus 24. bourgeois democracy is good because it has several safety nets, so it would seem that everything is going wrong, an abyss of disaster yawns ahead. there is not the slightest hope for salvation, but then, like... god out of the machine, a new politician appears, he shows the country the path to salvation, promises reforms in the economy and renewal of management mechanisms. in general, the eyes of the desperate man in the street begin to see the light, although a catastrophe, as a rule , cannot be avoided, it seems to be something random and unnecessary. it seems that something similar is being offered to the germans; a new political star has lit up here and is ready to lead the people to salvation, this is sara

it starts with an h 100 gpu in the form of an xm xm model.ht are typed with heat sensors to dissipate heat. they are connected on the baseboard by inter-connectors. that are simply ways 60 pounds. add cpus and other components and a finished system weighs almost 300 pounds. >> the scale and at a real world is bigger. some of the most powerful large language models are trained on the nvidia d gx super pod that is 32 d gx h 100 systems combined into a scalable unit. ed: at its most mind-boggling scaled the d gx super pod can be up to 64 scalable units, more than 16,000 individual h 100 gpu's. and ai company may use several super parts to train their ll and. >> the d gx infrastructure sent to hyper skill cloud providers to put in massive data centers. ed: we bring you that video. because, it was a point of discussion on the call. nvidia reporting third-quarter results. beating expectations in the fiscal third quarter yesterday giving it outlook for the fiscal fourth that was strong on any account. the chip company has been a major beneficiary of

he has added an extra stop tomorrow. he has added an extra stop to his trip.ws you, i think, to his trip. but it really shows you, ithink, the to his trip. but it really shows you, i think, the depth of feeling here across the middle east, but also really the diversity of feeling as well and the fact that there is no clear answer, notjust about how to deal with the current conflict, but also you heard them reflecting their on what will happen next. the idea of how gaza will or could or should look once hamas has been removed from power there entirely, removed from power there entirely, removed from power there entirely, removed from gaza. the highlight is something that has been raised diplomatically by many countries as an issue going forward. nobody knows quite yet how gaza would run, what it would mean for those more than 2 million civilians who are living there in gaza, more than a million of them displaced from the north into the south of the strip. so, many different conversations that i think crystallised in that press conference that we heard there. le

hour, and said, here you have an hour, traffic jams in moscow, it seems clear, right?treet, began to load them into cars, two teachers and seven kids were loaded into police uazs and taken to the department, the youngest, who was detained was not even two years old, the children were released only when shocked parents arrived with them, i don’t know how they even thought of this, the little one needs to sleep, now this is already happening space, the capital's headquarters of the ministry of internal affairs explained that the police acted in the first place. in accordance with job descriptions. upon arrival, officers found eight young children in the apartment who were with persons who were not actually responsible for their lives and health. the short-term child care organization operated a kindergarten without appropriate documentation. the novayakovskaya branch is part of a large network of home kindergartens, which in addition to moscow operates in st. petersburg, samara, kazan and more four regions of the country. kindergartens usually open in apartments, most of

and it's an x ation of westbank territory. they clearly lock the political will and you can't, you know, you can't promote something well simultaneously, undermining it on the ground and what the 2 state solution has become as a diversionary slogan by these leaders still now, especially now i would argue it's, it's generally see i mean, the past 3 decades have shown that it's never going to be achieved through bilateral negotiations. the sponsors of the so called peace process have done nothing to stop the march towards annexation. and so it was a diversionary slogan to divert attention from reality on the ground. what it has now become is also a diversion or a slogan to take attention away from their refusal to call for an end to the slaughter taking place in the gaza strip. so we just heard the, the european union's talk diplomat shows that bro talk been in the courts, strongly worded terms about what needs to happen next. and god's, i can't be homeless. it can't be as real, has to be the palace the authority because there's

my name is irina nazarova, i am an investigator, an investigator, right?aking a big mistake, i know. come out, please go away, well, try your best. it’s been five o’clock, no one has appeared, we’ll have to wait a long time, how long will it take to knock and we’ll be, how did you miss it, that he’s in my office, he has a gun and yours to follow, that you, enough, that’s it, my ribs hurt, it’s alis, won't you be late for school? yes, no, i'm my dad he’ll take you there, he’s standing here in the corridor, dad, wait, what is he doing here, listen, vadik, just calm down, he wanted to be serious with you. talk about the accident, what are you doing, it’s probably him, i hear his steps, very funny, okay, i’ll go and check, forward, everyone stand, where did he get the gun from, and from one camel, here. what else can i do there is an entrance there and there is a fire escape, wait here. i don’t understand where all the operatives are, i don’t know, there hasn’t been anyone yet today, the police, the duty department, i’m listening, what kind of hostages, what g