physician rays.time, we will find out from our first guest, he is already in nikita's studio hello nikita stepanyuk, employee of the research laboratory of ion-plasma modification of solids , faculty of physics, belarusian state university tell us more about radiation in general. where do x-rays come from? and what are they what are x- rays anyway? eh, they're not really that different . for example, ordinary visible light or from infrared radiation and so on. the only difference is the frequency of this own radiation and , accordingly, the wavelength and energy that does not carry, respectively, x-rays. they are the highest frequency after the known gamma radiation and at the same time less high frequency than the known ultraviolet radiation from higher energy levels. set low any electron emits an electromagnetic wave with one of the largest energy differences, it is x-ray radiation that is formed. it has rather low long waves, and because of this it is capable. in general, to penetrate most of the

ray. it has been widely reported how ftx shifted customer funds held at the exchange to alameda research which was a hedge fund owned almost entirely by mr. bankman-fried. this allowed the firm to effectively gamble with customer money without their knowledge or consent. if ftx was registered as a securities exchange, several laws would be requiring the segregation of customer assets and prevented such clear conflicts of interest. mr. bankman-fried, also appears to have trying to hide to linkages between the exchange and his hedge funds. have you seen evidence of such a cover-up? have you seen evidence that there was any independent governance of alameda, separate and apart from that of the exchange? [inaudible] the operations of >> the operations of the ftx group were not segregated. they were really operated as one company. as a result, there is no distinction, virtually between the operations of the company and who controlled those operations. >> well, mr. ray, another bankruptcy filing

>> jimmy: yeah, ray ray, fruity -- >> ray ray, yes. >> jimmy: ray ray's still here? cheers and applause ] has ray ray been in that corner all along? >> all along. >> jimmy: you brought him with you? >> ray ray's my cousin. yeah, used to have ray ray, fruity, my brother. maybe -- maybe six, seven people. >> jimmy: how'd you weed them out? like over the years? did you get rid of a lot of them at once? or was it one at a time? >> you know, as you get older, your circle gets smaller and smaller. and it's usually their fault why they wind up out of the circle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see. they eliminate themselves. >> yeah, they eliminate themselves. and only ray remains. >> jimmy: only ray ray remains. [ cheers and applause ] ray-mains. who is -- you obviously are one of the funniest people in the world. who is, to you, the most naturally funny person you've ever encountered? >> redd foxx. >> jimmy: redd foxx, that's a great answer. [ applause ] that's a great answer. >> redd foxx, without even trying. without even trying, just naturally funny. just everything that came

that father, larry ray, convicted of sexually and psychologically manipulating hi. tonight the judge describing it as unspeakable cruelty. here's our senior investigative reporter aaron katersky now. >> reporter: tonight, the father who crashed his daughter's dorm room at sarah lawrence college and manipulated and terrorized her friends is heading to prison for the next six decades. larry ray sentenced for shocking crimes involving physical abuse, psychological torture and sexual depravity. the judge called it "sadism, pure and simple." ray took over the lives of his daughter's classmates, using threats and violence, recording much of it. prosecutors played it for the jury. ray forced one young woman into a decade of prostitution, leaving her in abject desperation. the jury saw video of how he exerted control. >> you know what's shocking, astounding, and disgusting? you do something wrong to someone else, you victimize somebody, and then you sit there and cry for yourself. >> i didn't want to. >> and i'm telling you -- listen to me -- >> reporter: daniel levin told

i did a normal x ray, you think i had a native contrast die? it was injected into the uterus with a 30 centimeter canola which is commonly used for x rays. the contrast i 1st feel is the uterus, then enters the fallopian tubes. um you can then see whether they are receptive ah, the woman i treated did not appear to have me injection, especially painful. i as for the question, which you liked her asked me almost a year ago, namely how long it would take to sterilize a 1000 women in this way. i can safely answered to day that by a suitably trained physician with perhaps 10 assistance, most likely several 100, if 1000 in one day from 1929 on i received 400 rights marks per month from sharing baccha for research purposes. in addition to these payments, i once received a large amount from sharing for an x ray machine sharing said that they were glad to finally be able to do something personal for me. oh, in september 1940 a german research society ordered an x ray machine from siemens for cala clawback to be delivered to him in clinics her to ah, he

and ray bradbury's fahrenheit 451 is western european.ts add the publication of twitter files destroys the carefully crafted myth of the infallibility of the united states the empire of lies collapses after the crumb of the soviet union the united states sought to assert its hegemony as much as possible at the expense of other countries. for this. they lied to us over and over again, for example, about the justification for the attack on serbia hieraxia and so on, we must add to this the coup d'état organized in ukraine in 2014. there is also the topic of global warming to combat it, supposedly a global american government is also needed. all this was possible to justify thanks to. alliance with the largest media corporations and all this monsters are now falling apart, including thanks to a twitter file anton dadykin of latvia the latest russian aircraft ms-21 in the moscow region at the central aerohydrodynamic institute told how the airliners are tested. and they also showed a prototype of the composite wing of the long-range main airc

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like ray charles. >> rod stewart wants to sing like ray charles.ought "new york state of mind" was your homage to ray charles. >> you are exactly right. i was thinking of ray charles when i wrote it. except i wrote it in such a high key i don't know if ray would have been able to sing it. ♪ some folks like to get away ♪ it should be more like -- ♪ some folks like to get away, take a holiday from the neighborhood ♪ >> would you wear dark glasses when you, sang it? >> absolutely. sure. but i thought of ray charles singing it in yankee stadium, when i was writing this song, yes. >> and were you trying to do some kind of fusion, i mean, not just the ray charles, but in general where you'd have some influence, and then you'd try to meld it, with something you were doing? >> well, a lot of times i'm thinking of somebody else other than me singing what i'm writing. >> interesting. >> because i don't like my own voice, i never did. i like to sound like somebody else and i'm thinking of somebody else when i'm writing. i want to conjure up somebody else. tha

ray, so i didn't even bother to stand up. i just sat down and asked my questions and security came over right away and i just continued with my statements and eventually enough security came over and i and it was to south. so, you know, mr. bob gray was relatively available to the public on but, but i think that the, the more general problems, not that the, the security was particularly aggressive or that. and bob ray was not, you know, after a public event, it's that everything of these things are scripted. there's no going to be no opportunity for we'll exchange of ideas. but more importantly, we live in a political culture in this country and canada, where the media is just an absolute on the question of ukraine. it's just, it's just unanimous basically way. there's just only one perspective, and that's all the willing to hear and to even ask questions that, that vert, from that perspective is on a line. but more generally on came foreign policy is a really narrow spectrum of debate allowed in the dominant media. so the fa

joining us is ray wang, rentable analyst of constellation research.t to get into the tesla story but let's start with intel. is this a singular intel story or is it a broader concern for the tech sector? pc demand is falling but surely that will come back. reinbacher it will come back. --ray: almost every company has been hoarding chips and they have not had a good supply chain forecast in terms of understanding demand and it is not just intel. a lot of people held onto a lot of chips for way too long. tom: part of the concern is the cost put into this restructuring plan by intel around the factory buildout and around trying to be a tsmc of the united states. how much faith do you have in that turnaround plan? ray: pat gelsinger is a skilled leader and if anyone can pull it off it will be packed. there is a lot of work to be done. they have to get into the five nanometer and three nanometer chips. these are not easy to build. they usually take 3-5 years to get up and running. he is buying time by talking about where they will be in terms of their fore

the frequent use of x-rays in forensic science is due to its reliability and high efficiency. therefore, the images are obtained very high quality very quickly and immediately go to the personal computer of the expert, that is, after the study. we can literally within a few minutes see the area of ​​research we need . x-ray examinations are carried out by experts at the request of law enforcement officers and investigators, whose tasks are to obtain how a clearer picture of what happened . i am ekaterina beretskaya. i hope you were interested in this half an hour with us. see you on the air. every week we are laying new routes in interesting corners of belarus today i will debunk myths and discover for you, zhidvichi and the surrounding area. captain let 's get acquainted with interesting people, and in many ways they have succeeded. indeed, they often call our palace, and belarusian universal for our belarusian scale. this is indeed a very significant palace. one of the largest one of the most magnificent palaces, showing local traditions and iconic sights, the territory of t

. >> reporter: authorities say it all started when 25-year-old ronald ray mosley, a former employee, walked into a break room where workers were meeting, told everyone to line up against a wall, and shot a woman in the face. another worker escaping to call 911. >> shooter is currently shooting from the electronics area of walmart. >> reporter: when the shooter left the break room to chase another man, police say the worker who called 911 then heroically rushed back to the break room and got victims to safety by locking the door. >> i have no doubt that he was going back to finish what he started and we would probably have a dead victim today instead of one that's alive. >> reporter: court documents obtained by abc news show that moseley had exhibited violent behavior in that store before, allegedly attacking four coworkers last may. just hours before last night's shooting, moseley was in court to face battery charges in that case. >> alex perez with us here tonight. alex, what do we know about the condition of the worker who was shot, and authorities, i know, believe this could have

what about ray?ibm. >> he was johnny on the spot. >> it seemed off to dennis. ray's happy with diane said it was cozy ... obsessive, maybe. >> he would always offer to take care of her dogs when she was out of town and wanted her to be close to him. dennis thought that maybe he had too much of an interest in diane. >> what's more, ray had his own personal key to diane's house and, remember, there was no forced entry. the killer was invited in or had a key. the detective asked ray to come into the station to answer a few questions, except it was ray who seemed to be full of questions. >> unfortunately i didn't know anything about diane holik until i went to her house last night. >> he seemed excited to share what he knew. >> how long have you knew diane? >> two years. he was an odd character. >> i would take always care of her dogs. >> i always had a crush on diane. >> in the beginning, always was very spoiling and affectionate to her and she didn't like it. >> they played good cop, bad cop. >> did yo

for the discovery of x-ray radiation, he became the first nobel prize winner in physics in history.956, the first soviet antarctic expedition landed on the coast of antarctica. seasonal wintering scientific research teams were to study atmospheric processes and their influence on the circulation of the earth's air masses . regularities in the movement of antarctic waters and to make a description of the entire region and glaciers. the first expedition included two diesel electric ships from and lena and one refrigerator ship. a week later, polar explorers founded the first station in antarctica mirny in late spring. our researchers founded and the first station in the depths of the continent pioneer station 300-70 km from the coast at the peak of activity in antarctica operated eight soviet research bases. in the summer , about 450 people stayed for the winter, a little less than half of the work continues now there are 7 stations next to one, there is even an operation. orthodox church a feature of almost all russian stations is the presence of a bath; foreign ones do not have this

light bones, internal organs and soft tissues in a matter of minutes and with an instant result a new x-ray the office accepts the first patients in borisovetov the business card of the slavianski bazaar is getting ready for the upgrade of the arch-summer official vitebsk will be able to become part of the content of the festival. arina sobolenko presented a bright gift to all belarusian sports fans today. our tennis player started the season with a resounding victory in australia by winning the first title of the year at the bta tournament for diver arina savvarenko, president alexander lukashenko congratulated the coolness of numerous fans from belarus from all over the world. you achieved this victory by showing on the course, an excellent game of iron restraint and possession itself, i am sure we will have a bright season in which you will be able to conquer the highest peaks of world tennis, the head of state added. this is the result of high-quality and productive teamwork in the off-season and one more proof of the events that take place around belarusian athletes, only temper their

the question is did ray epps work or have any contact with any government agency?t he talk about january 6th before it happened with any employee of the u.s. government? we don't know. we do know two years after january 6th, long after an awful lot of other people have gone jail after walking around the capitol building, ray epps is still a free man. he's never been charged much less in prison. why is that? lets stop lying -- it's pretty obvious why that is. of course they're still lying about it. julie kelly is one of the few reporters in america that has cover this story honestly since the first day. she's the author of the book of january 6th and we are honored to have her with us tonight, thank you for coming on tonight. you are the human encyclopedia on january 6th i would say, a repository of all the information, give us a very quick overview of the scale of the law enforcement response to what happened two years ago today. >> what we have now are almost a thousand criminal defendants related to their involvement on january 6 with the fbi and department of ju

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please give it up for the president of the united autoworkers, ray curry.applause] >> special thanks to -- president lee sanders for that introduction. i want to thank reverend sharpton, senior vice president of strategy and strategic partnerships anthony riley for hosting this event and giving us the opportunity to be here for this fellowship and honor today. it is a great honor to receive the national action networks mlk labor leader award this morning. the recognition is very meaningful to me and my life and the work of dr. martin luther king, which has always guided me as a activist and leader. i am sure it has also moved many of you in this room. i am honored to accept this on behalf of over one million active and returned members of uaw, who honored a legacy of our great unions connection to dr. king. dr. kings connection with our union is deep and stands many years of friendship, which started with the relationship between him and uaw president emeritus walter reuther. they were partners in the fight for justice, dignity and civil rights. this year i

san mateo county supervisor ray mueller tweeted out these images. he said, they were from one of the farms, though he did not specify which. you can see sheds and a mattress on the floor, though it is unclear if people actually slept there. there were also children's toys scattered around, and an outdoor cooking area. >>> a shed with the supervisor claims the alleged shooter lives. the governor's office says cal osha is investigating the two firms involved. >>> a vigil is wrapping up at seven discuss portsmouth square. hundreds gathered there tonight to honor the lives lost to mass shootings and all victims of gun violence in the aapi community. kelsey is there life for us tonight. kelsey? >> reporter: the vigil wrapped up a few minutes ago, but you can see there are a lot of people gathered out here at portsmouth square. this was a vigil, as you said, to honor and mourn the victims of this week's mass shootings in both monterey park and half-moon day. it was organized by several local groups in the city. the goal was really to offer people a space

ray: maybe.hink there is probably some extent to which she has been a balloon -- a trial balloon. this bed seems to be in communication to be much more coordinated and game planned than feds of three or four years ago. lisa: when it comes to actual economic data, how much are people overlooking the chinese coming online, the fact china ended zero covid and we will get some sort of boost from consumer spending that perhaps could -- demand for commodities and other goods? ray: we just wrote about this. the global level impact this year will be modest, about 0.2% of global gdp. most of that be focused outside of china, most focused in asia. countries like thailand, singapore, philippines will benefit as chinese begin to travel abroad again. europe, maybe a small boast. -- small boost. united states, very small. the key thing is the impact on energy prices. this is one of the reasons why the fed at this stage, even with a succession of pretty good month on months, cannot take for granted victory if f

maria: in terms of areas, where is the growth in your view, ray?think a lot of the growth is going to go from shift product to services. we are seeing that happen. product companies are starting to take a hit. you saw with what the retail numbers are. cruises are doing well, experiences are doing well. you are seeing tech companies still play a role. they are growing at 20 to 30%, that's important. companies like sales force, nvidia and they are in the enterprise place which typically dose well in recessionary environment and people investing in new areas, automation, analytics, ai, that seems to be where the hot topics are going to be. maria: alex it's tech that underperformed in 2022 but ray is talking about that continuing to be the space for growth. energy, oil was the big winner in 2022 as there's a debate on where oil prices head this year. >> i agree with ray, long term, we are not giving up iphones or teslas to go back to horse and buggy. ultima interest rate policy may have let in a number of interesting tech ideas that would have been --

these rays can break molecules into biologically active dyes that can lead to things like skin cancercataracts. therefore, a healthy ozone layer is necessary for life. five years after that, the evaluation date of the organization the united nations shows that the ozone layer is steadily recovering, and much of this layer is on track to be completely restored by 2040. holes were first discovered in the 1980s, and by 1987, 46 countries had signed the montreal protocol, which the reason for the production ban the gas became known as political gas, these gases cause the destruction of the ozone layer and the exposure of humans to harmful and damaging ultraviolet rays and diseases such as skin cancer. saving the ozone layer has positive effects on climate change because some among the gases that have been removed, they are actually strong greenhouse gases. according to scientists, the ozone layer must be restored by 2026 and the package of 1980 will be reached. due to the rapid thinning of the surface of the wound in antarctica more than the rest of the earth's surface the montreal protoc

parents, the country for you, the lord has chosen ukraine for it's you, the bright moon, the quiet ray threw us to sleep, you're the little one, it's late, because the time is hard, the hour is bitter, for a minute, the evil does not sleep alas, the child lives, tears are poured, it is a shame to bow down to fate, obey your time will come to share the dream, the moon will disappear, the bright little ray, the small ray threw us to sleep . three words, full glory to ukraine , it became clear , is your faith in the light enough to get into the fairy tale, my world is christmas. between heaven and earth , in dark times, you can clearly see how brightly the hearts of ukrainians shine, because together we are invincible, because we, ukraine, wish for the new year without fail we will persevere as the rooster with warts persevered, we will become even stronger because in each of us there is more power, with full faith in the armed forces, we are approaching victory together with a new courageous, strong, independent , indomitable year of ukrainians for the holidays, one wish is victory. they

son on x-ray, well, very urgently with a little boy he will do.child and third how many children will you have? so physicists also lie. even sasha and you have today it seems like a bachelorette party was supposed to be. here's my always dreamed of at least one eye bazaar people. it's a pity that only i won’t be able to walk your ass at your wedding, but i delegated my wife from our family. i will be with oleg. oh sash, don't listen. you are her ghost, of course i'm not talking, wildly numb. i'll tear your head off now, i just don't twitch. ke yes, it's not scary, anesthesia, light, gentle, everything will be fine. you are a fool, but how did this come to you, in general, i turned to you for help. i asked you in a human way, help me. you didn't help. you understand that this casts a shadow on me, that the ministry knows about our relationship, i 'm sorry. i'm sorry i threw money at you. well, in general, they give to everyone there, everyone takes, maybe you take, too, if this happens again. you're going to lose your job, okay? we continue. let's

let's get an x-ray.e spleen of large vessels, as the arrows are ready, we will begin to take out, the rods will be a fountain. the operating room is ready and the x-rays have already been taken. so colleagues. i declare to you responsibly in this time. we will not choose anyone. let 's save both. you should have looked at the picture first. we will understand their operating room. i just didn’t say why not, i just found out myself, i was going to say, and i didn’t have time. of course, i imagine that your dad. when he means, you take in 3 weeks, whom you can come to, of course, alexander alekseevna bragin urgently asks you to go to the operating room. thanks a lot, goodbye. see you all. yes, the girl was pregnant 12-14 weeks. i have a small one.

joining me right now keith getsh fitz-gerald and ray wong.cking things off with you, final trading day of the month. it's been a busy morning of earnings, mcdonalds crossing the tape, double beat there, caterpillar reported miss on earnings but beat on revenue. he would you assess the earnings period so far? >> about what i expected, frankly, maria. you see the real split in the companies that will survive and prosper and those who won't. for example, you look at ups, fedex under extreme pressure and general motors which defies me but that's great, but i love mcdonalds because that tells me consumer has more u mpf, they are leader in automation they just happen to make hamburgers. maria: what about t -- the inflation story within mcdonalds. would you put money to work because of power? >> that's what i'm hoping to do, i will let the front burn off in the couple of days. a company i liked in the past. unfortunately i missed the last run and again the consumers are shifting to them because of all the inflation elsewhere in the system because it

in the meantime, the new x-ray room is accepting the first patients with a belarusian-made device. he was placed on the basis of the second hospital and the fifth polyclinic. in borisov , a new diagnostic complex for two workplaces is designed for the study of organs chest and spine joints and soft tissues. so, up to 10 minutes are allotted for one patient, and the result is received instantly in digital format. this is the main feature of the device. it is no longer necessary to purchase a film and a special device for developing images is available at the click of a computer mouse . soon everyone in a medical facility will be able to fully appreciate the advantages of an electronic network. and everywhere they create a comfortable infrastructure for health, the reconstruction of the entrance part of the pediatric department of the polyclinic has been completed number five, that is, the room was completely modernized, it was made separately, the children's registry with a separate entrance, a separate ramp with a storage place for co. another x-ray room. almost in the coming days,

ray and alan deserve better. standing alongside our nurses. ., , , , ., ., nurses. how urgent is this situation now when it — nurses. how urgent is this situation now when it comes _ nurses. how urgent is this situation now when it comes to _ nurses. how urgent is this situation now when it comes to the - nurses. how urgent is this situation i now when it comes to the negotiation over the ending of strikes? we heard last week there was a glimmer of optimism. talks had been called constructive. if strikes continue, and more strikes are announced, more delays, we have heard from the nhs confederation, 10,000 operations, 50,000 outpatient appointments cancelled. how urgent are these negotiations? it cancelled. how urgent are these negotiations?— cancelled. how urgent are these ne . otiations? . , , ., negotiations? it has never been more urient. we negotiations? it has never been more urgent- we had _ negotiations? it has never been more urgent. we had optimism _ negotiations? it has never been more urgent. we had o

where does this come from i don't understand. x-ray pasha pasha you drive me.re you a pihere native mid-season? why the accident and i need to tell right now in case. why add pancakes to the barbell? you don't know norma pash doctor. what did i miss with it? who are you? why are you pulling out? why are you yelling, well, so forgive me, please, the head is already round touched by evgeny borisovich pronin, the director of this athlete , i am responsible for everything that happens to him, personally, i will say that he has a fracture of the spine. no. and why don’t you call our clinic, it means that a chic clinic on a contract now we will call transportation transportation is impossible. he has the most complicated compression fracture of the thoracic vertebra, any displacement of fragments about him personally all his life you want. so let's go with your permission. we'll free the x-ray room. eh yes, let's go for a gurney, mothers go reported. no. you don't call, please don't call, please. i'm going with you, ivan nikolaevich why is that? is it decided? i'm go

a sting ray listening device? >> i don't know what a dirt box is. a sting ray is essentially a fake cell phone tower. also known as an ismi catcher. that is a device that was developed on the private market in the 19 80s and 1990s, and has become a favored tool of law enforcement awe in the 21st century. the use of the sting ray has grown up in the gray areas of the law for quite some time. it's unclear whether it's illegal to use a sting ray or, not it can be used in certain jurisdictions, can't in others, but it has cropped up in recent years in i. c. e. investigations, in detroit, in drug investigations in baltimore, even in the monitoring of black lives matter protests and activism in chicago. this is an important story that i didn't quite have room to fit into the book, but it tracks along with the history of wiretapping. the wiretap grows up in american law enforcement in the same kinds of legal gray areas. questions like, is that legal for law enforcement to wiretap if it's not necessarily permissible to use the fruits of that wiretap in a co

i don’t know what a ray is.t has no end, what a segment it has, and a beginning and an end. a vacation for a long time to get enough of it, which i say i need, go to work already. what are you, well, it’s necessary, as it were work. i have always had the motto of my life was family above all, i came, and i go there with this motto. i say boys family first and that's uh initially everything yes family first and then i say you know boys at the moment i say family is like you say i have a family that the family that you say is also waiting for me, don’t be offended, but the family that is waiting for me there, it is above all for mainly military personnel . who benefited. my husband and i have been donating blood for two years. for us. it's already like a tradition to help people, because every drop of blood. she seems to save a human life. a trip through the foggy streets of his native donetsk in every person to sing his favorite songs pie lessons with his daughters training in a circus studio, to which he usually

sergey on x- rays made recordings on x-rays on x-rays, therefore bones, therefore ribs, yes. answer, yes, x-rays, so the score of 17:5 did not happen to you. and you start to say breath dial inhale exhale, and again we play the tower. yes university chemists, jangjian. don't ask me to repeat. this once again found out that the composition of the mortar, but fastening the stone blocks of the great wall of china. some material came in. call me this stuff. let's figure it out together. now. i want to start with your team so that everything is as transparent as possible. what kind of material is this. how do you see the issue? well, everything is incomprehensible, anything, maybe that 's why let's start with leading questions in order to immediately cut off obviously wrong versions. it's edible. why, well done vasilisa applause which could have been. ask edible please. it doesn't bake. you again have the opportunity to ask me either a leading question or a voluntary version. it should not be baked edible. well, name it. notice it. this is also important. is he going to build this

it uses ai inspection at court ray bennie. it uses alto inspection at court ray bennie. insider outsider vehicle also if your attorney rental car, buying a car have an insurance claim, it can do some of the work for you. let me show you how it works. you start your scan like this and where there is damage there is some here on the door, zoom in and it should identify what the damage is. don't on the front door, yes, you can either approve it, edit it or deleted. if i keep moving around i'll take a closer look at the tires. it is to ensure you have the whole car and shot and it takes some photos and when you finish it will beauty shops, as well as a as they come around to decide, it tells me thejob is done. simple. amongst the screens, cars and other weird stuff here there are plenty of home appliances. some can remove around by themselves these days but have you wondered how they find their way about? many of the modern ones you something called simultaneous location and mapping. in short, slam. modern, domestic and industrial robots arejust bump modern, domestic and ind

you you understand that we understand everything perfectly sergey on x-rays they made recordings on x-rays, therefore the ribs, yes. on the right , this is the correct answer, yes, x- rays, so the score of 17:5 did not happen to you. and you start to take a breath, so to speak. inhale, exhale, and we again play the tower. yes, chemists at janjian university. please forgive me for repeating. this once again found out that the composition of the solution, and fastening the stone blocks of the great chinese walls. some material came in. call me this stuff. let's figure it out together . now. i want to start with your team so that everything is as transparent as possible. what kind of material is this. how do you see the issue? well, anything is incomprehensible , maybe that's why let's start with leading questions in order to immediately cut off the obviously wrong version. it's edible. yes, well done, vasilisa applause please. this is the best question that one could ask an edible. please do not bake it you have the opportunity again ask me either a leading question or a voluntary version. i

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noah hospital near barysaviya planota opening the neck one x-ray room. in addition, the district health system in this city is supplemented with a ct scanner, so the same for the medical acupuncture. yes, help new gasifiers, the oxygen station has been reset to zero, and in the future, in the spirit of a blood transfusion station. the rain was brought to the warehouse of the situation on the reservoirs of the minsk region, the exit on the ice, careless paporozhevuyu, sorting mills, at a chance, took off the stall at their temperature, the thickness of the ice cover decreases, to that, not varta grebovac with equipment without a peak and goofy from the winter fishing lady, already in the first days of the new year, there were cases when help was needed for fishermen , we pay attention to the fact that, when they are observed on the street. eh, temperature fluctuations must be clearly understood that the thickness of the ice decreases, if a positive temperature is maintained for 3 days, it is firmly reduced by 25%. every fisherman must clearly understand t

i'm not saying anything, we went through x-ray problems. no. well, to get to that x-ray.ved at the border at 8:00 am and left it at 5:00 pm last time its somewhere the same approximate distance. we crossed paths in 3 hours sergey kulakov a trucker with more experience driving more cargo. for 30 years, sergey has traveled all over europe, but now the priority routes in his transport company have changed for objective reasons today, crimea one of the most popular and strategically important directions. in general, if this is the case , it is more convenient to understand here. firstly, and even closer in mileage and no one is even going to argue about it, it’s just that there are just some nuances of block paste at checkpoints and sometimes there are security demands for hours. of course, no one canceled. actually, the land corridor to the crimea just started working in full force after the terrorist attack on the crimean bridge, the crossing had to unload the route from genichesk, kherson region. given in the azov dpr, they were restored as soon as possible. repair work no

they were destroying the ozone, letting through harmful ultraviolet rays that can cause problems likedepletion of ozone is not a major cause of climate change, saving the ozone layer does have a positive knock on effect on global warning because some of the chemicals that were phased out are powerful greenhouse gases. the report says the ozone layer should recover to 1980 levels by roughly 2066, over the antarctic by 2045, over the arctic, and by 2040 for the rest of the world. there's always is the risk progress could be reversed, still, the un is optimistic, saying this sets a good example for other environmental action as the battle for our planet's future isn't over yet. naomi choy smith, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: after days of deadlock and drama, the republican kevin mccarthy has his first day as house speaker — how did it go? we'll find out. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since world war ii. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest. but the industry is ner

e, latent shadow x-ray image, to get it behind the scanned area of ​​the body , either an x-ray film is placed at the output of a standard x-ray image, which is very important for the correct image of the patient. there is no need to put them on a special table, we have to adjust the position of patients with our device, so i repeat here, another ideology is a different focal length for leather. uh, other shooting angles can be any position of the patient, we can take a picture. in in the future, the device can be used in the field, for example, during medical examinations at enterprises, as well as as part of mobile diagnostic complexes in emergency areas for testing mobile x-rays. the apparatus has already passed successfully. now scientists are preparing for mass production of minors and the imperfections of our laws in this part in a few minutes. to know, beloved. on hh.ru there is work for everyone billions, from the russian lotto we are looking for winners countrywide. come and claim your winnings. buy tickets for special editions. all january wins every third ticket. buy where

oxygen is the bill with distance molecules are located on the surface and block harmful uv rays from the sun can break the biologically active bonds of molecules which can lead to things like skin cancer and cataracts so a healthy layer is necessary for life now 35 years later the history of the united nations assessment shows that the ozone layer is steadily recovering, and a large part of this layer is on the path to complete restoration by 2040. holes were first discovered in the 1980s, and by 1987, 46 countries had signed the montreal protocol. which is the reason for banning the production of so-called black gas what happened to these gases caused the destruction of the ozone layer and exposure of humans to harmful and damaging ultraviolet rays and causes diseases such as skin cancer. saving the ozone layer has positive effects on climate change because some of the gas the ones that have been removed are actually strong greenhouse gases, according to scientists, it should be restored by 2026 and reach the level of 1980. this bill should also be applied over the pole until 2045 a

fox weather's robert ray reports from texas. i have a four wheel drive and i'm slipping everywhere through wednesday. a winter storm is threatening millions of americans from texas to west virginia with ice, sleet and snow conditions have already forced some streets to shut down . throughout the region. crews are scrambling to treat roads and respond to dozens of crashes . you get lulled into a sense of security because some parts of the road are dry. and then you get to an overpass or get to an area that's not protected, and it's black ice and you can't tell forecasters expect ice to be the biggest threat with parts of texas and oklahoma, bracing for up to half an inch that build up could cause power outages and damaged trees and harder hit areas. local officials warned that the ice and freezing temperatures could also cause pipes to burst. and they're urging homeowners to take precautions. imperative to try to keep water flowing through that system. now i always use the expression. it's it's easy to freeze a pond, but it's ver

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