our bodies age, our brain ages at different speeds, based on different things.ics and part of it's lifestyle. the life you lead informs your genetics and your genetics then expresses itself based on the interactions you have with your environment, which is why social interaction is so important. social interaction is basically exercising your brain. as we start to understand more about how it works and ages, experts are taking advantage of the power of ai and big data. it helps them see patterns of how cognitive decline can play out and indeed, the disease process when it comes to something like dementia. but also, other sources... andrei irimia researches brain ageing. based on data from 15,000 brains, he's aiming to provide a better way of predicting decline. it's looking at a lot of different patterns related not only to shrinking of the brain, but also change in the properties of the signal and intensity on these mri scans. so it's a very sophisticated way to look at patterns that we don't necessarily know about as humans, but the ai algorithm is able to pic

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, from an early age, this is somewhere from 3-4 years old until the student age of 18-20 years old, theych is very pleasant, as they begin to study and like in school from they move from class to class with their age, naturally mastering the dance program more and more complex every year and more than 500 people attend classes in numerous studios of the zil cultural center every week, and the number of people who want to touch the enchanting world of dance continues to grow. more than ten directions for literally every age for any, even the most sophisticated taste, from classical choreography to modern interpretation of dance. silk road studio is a study of chinese culture and chinese dance. we have an irish dance studio where you can take an adult and learn it professionally. for a long time, irish dance was a local art form, but at the end of the 20th century it became part of mass culture, winning the hearts of millions of people around the world, despite the imaginary ease of movements, it is a difficult sport, requiring the dancer to perform ideal physical work... i would say the m

how did you choose the age?e reason we picked the age of 80 was simply that the support is so overwhelming at that point. some of the diverse people i talked to her in their early 80's. i asked my dad, how do you feel about this? am i crazy? and he said, you know, son, at my age, i've got no business being in congress. lisa national polls show broad : concern about age. in a recent pew research center survey, a whopping 79% overall, with little partisan divide, backed age limits for federal office. one factor may be the presidential candidates, in a february abc news ipsos poll, nearly 60% said that both president biden, age 81, and former president trump, who turns 78 this week, are too old for another term as president. measure one in north dakota does not apply to presidential candidates. hendrix says that was a practical, legal choice, but the candidates themselves have acknowledged age concerns. >> something the special counsel said in his description, you're a well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory. p

you could increasehe retirement age. >> increase the retirement age is certainly an option here of.we had a bipartisan commission back the simpson bowles commission back in 2010 there was talk about retirement age and there'sthat could be considered at e expense you look at the retirement age know the to have it apply to everybody in the as the 1983 amendment. >> make it different fors white collar jobs. >> exactly we couldn't differentiate, but low earning people the commission less or no increase in the age as long career career-- >> the other way is to raise revenues the way to raise increase people's taxes, nobody likes that idea or to apply the existing tax rate to people above $400,000 which we merredheard a lot more today. what about making more people pay in the syste are there a lot of people who don't pay into the social security system or the system? >> well one thing we have that there are one fourth of government employees currently are in plans not-- so that they're not paying into social security. they're in a separate plan state and local pension plans and that's abo

marriage is for women's girls and for men's boys too from the age of 21 to the age of 25 now, well, that's the average age of marriage for both men and women, that golden point also helps in the formation of a successful marriage and many things that happen to young people, such as employment and achieving dreams. which they are looking for in a social situation. by the way, marriage can provide a very good foundation for them to get rome, many times now in our society, the culture is such that first. job , housing, these things happen, military car, let all this pass, then now if we get a chance, we will get married, which will be 40 years old, 37 years old, naturally. it is possible that he has acquired both housing and car, but he will not get that good and suitable option with which he could build a very good and solid life, and he has to , naturally, because of the expectations of his marriage. do that and this seems to be harmful in the long term and in the times of life, ms. hatami, as someone who now has a family marriage counseling center , the most people who refer to you for mar

of 20 you went to serve and at the age of 21 you finished the term, and three days later mobilization begun, then you are already there... despite the fact that you are 21 years old, because you have already completed military service, so once again we do not accept conscripts until the age of 25, and those who have acquired the status of conscripts as i said, they are completely legal, the law allows it to be called, plus we have a lot of them there cadets of military schools who graduate there at the age of 22, they are also there, they do not wait for 25 years, they also go to lead formations, companies there and battalions there in a while. that is, that is, a conscript, mr. roman, i am just a conscript who did not do military service, did not study at a military department, but is just a conscript, and is not decommissioned, and is not decommissioned, then he is up to 25 years old, well, they can be invited to talk, but in principle no no no, they do not have the right to take away, it is against the law, they also say in the verkhovna rada, individual deputies, again, a person w

what is the age of the universe, what is the age of the universe?here is a recent revision to the universe? >> there is some uncertainty but small uncertainty. to camps, 13.8 billion years, 13.7 but that's approximately where it is. that settles, the final answer is in that zone. it won't be 80s alien or 6000 -- no. it will be in the high 13-point something. >> relatively give or take same age as nancy pelosi. [laughter] good night, neil. good luck. >> biden's age was ready for the taking. bob writes asked neil to disprove the flat earth theory. [laughter] >> a couple of things. are you ready? the tallest building in the world, the beginning of ramadan during ramadan you eat at suns sunset. do you know they issue a report, a table depending on what floor you are on, different time the sun sets so you would have to eat a little later than those lower in the next one if earth is round because it's setting beyond the around edge. not only that, i have photos and you can watch the sun set, one for a second so 110 -- 107 flights of to minister fully set

and faster at an age, that ages you faster as well. it's a very real problem for them and it's not just one article this is hat part of the wing coming apart. space shuttle columbia, the final flight. now streaming on max and sitting on paper-thin mattresses in they're part of facility. sometimes doctors amputated prisoners limbs due to injuries from constant handcuffing cnn's reporting prompted outcries from the association for civil rights in israel and other human rights groups leading to an israeli supreme court hearing see cnn's chief global affairs correspondent, matthew chance is joining us now, matthew, this was excellent reporting by you and your team. what was revealed during this hearing that initiated the actual transfer of some of these 700 palestinian detainees. >> but will this was a hearing which was calling into question the legality all keeping so many hundreds of palestinians in this facility who are not named. remember, in very poor conditions that are whistleblowers, the israeli military whistleblowers, and the doc

they at risk of poverty in old age. in germany, it is referred to as a relative poverty. in other words, they have less than 60 percent of the efforts german income enough to enjoy your food. a thing that doesn't meet many new people, she'd be happy today to make a new friend. but she is still a little skeptical. the house eat organic and no meat enough. all right. and what's that? oh, potatoes and beans, potato salad and fried potatoes. who are going to talk about it all feeling too isn't the bottom. there was plenty food and it was good. but unfortunately, i can't eat that much and i guess i would have eaten more, but i just can't bother to. i mean, but i did get to know maria and was able to talk to her a bit. and gosh, it's a huge place called, i think i'd like to stay here for a week and just read enough for thoughts. she would need help from a charitable organization set up for poor pensioners. she worked as a nursery school teacher, all her life, the road exit and changed everything. she got seriously injured through no fault of her own. afterwards, she was unable

we by engaging and you can do this in a way that doesn't feel ages right. you can cover it and covering this administration critically. is this actually the best way to ensure the long term health of the american democracy to israel's northern front? now and it's conflict with the lebanese political and under group, has above the intensity of cross border attacks. and the ratcheting up of the rhetoric have raised fears of an all out war product enough has been following the messaging. this week has been low, released a provocative surveillance during video recorded some 17 miles inside is very tired, treats the footage, constructs a range of civilian areas and sensitive ministry infrastructure including ships. these rating navy has docked in haifa and what has butler ledges are as rarely at defense systems. the message of the video clip has butler can penetrate is right space undetected. and if it wants target key strategic sites, it's all part of the gradual unveiling of have all those capabilities we've seen in recent video releases 5 logical wolf designs

of 50 is on america at age 58% of americans working by age of 65.hat's fallen to about 30%. and that's not because people are choosing retire. they get hill, they have to look after someone who's ill, their skills are out of date as ageism in the workplace. so i think that's really as a macro economists where we have to focus how do we keep people working from 50 up to the current state pension age? >> what's the most optimistic way to look at a world in which people are living to their 95 or 100. they're working till they're 70. >> this increase in longevity, this increase in the number of old people we call it an aging society let's see we talk about doom and gloom. it's fewer children lost in infancy. it's fewer parents snatched away mid-life. it's more grandparents meeting their grandchildren. this is a phenomenal opportunity. if we adapt and adjust to the new reality, we have these longer lives. that's why i put up there with ai and climate change, which he never gets out attention because if we don't adapt and adjust, we live a long life that'

francisco in-person a roundtable person about important topics we're to be talking about maturing and agingement life really, really trying to speak with you all did i. something that i'm trying to plan for and thinking about every year as i'm working everyday and hoping not to work anymore but go around and introduce yourselves and then let us know if you are retired right now or like what kind of career and starting with crystal clear i'm crystal clear a fourth generation from california and in san francisco. identify himself is pronounced. one way san francisco i taught school educational system in the school indict and educated in san francisco and in 37 years and went to high school and married to my wife sidney and marveled thirty years and several times because we didn't have the marriage take because of will you get and in cameron house i live currently in sunny does the fogist part of of the city and retired since officially retired from the school district in 2005 and done a lot of community work with the lgbtq+ and focusing on as i get older in intergenerational work trying to cr

jill biden said this election is not about age. >> you and that other guy are essentially the same age. let's not be fooled oh is it one of the most effective president's of our lives in spite of his age. but because of it trump has sometimes gone after biden's competence rather than his age. >> he is incompetent. ladies and gentlemen, he is grossly incompetent. >> a new biden video on x attacking trump says, age is just a number, but recent polls show some americans think age is more than a number, making it one of their top concerns particularly when it comes to president biden moments like one earlier this year raised questions when the president confuse the egyptian and mexican president's when talking about gaza the president of mexico, scc, did not want to open up the gate to allow humanitarian material to get in. >> a recent cbs poll shows 65% of americans do not believe joe biden has the mental and cognitive health to serve as president but trump has had questionable moments of his own earlier this year, he confused former republican presidential candidate nikki haley, with for

’m resisting, not the fact that i don’t want this age, i am sure that a woman at any age should be beautifule thinks about the current situation, about his mother's complexes, about her hairstyle, what are your thoughts? in general , i’m already 34, and i’ve been seeing this... hairstyle all this time, it doesn’t change, i’d still like to see it more modern and for her to feel comfortable at this age. ribbon, you had the same hairstyle, i saw how my mother did a putram hairstyle, so i copied it, and accordingly i also started combing it, and we didn’t go far, in fact, it’s getting to the point that i already want to start passing it on to my daughter here is our hairstyle from generation to generation, and you will notice that this grotesque style and approach to... you is passed on to tanya by her daughter, look at her son, he is dressed in a basic shirt, a basic t-shirt, cute jeans, tatyana, i want to get to know you better, can i come up to you and we let's go to the mirror, okay, tai, well, let's start by getting to know your hairstyle, can i touch it, it's elastic, there's a lot of varn

among the injured are two teenagers aged 15 and 16. two injured are in serious condition. during the day, the enemy shelled the civilian infrastructure of the city of kabama. one of the bombs got into a private residential building. there is also a hit on a children's educational institution. a garage and an outbuilding caught fire, mayor ihor terekhov said. half of the city is now without electricity. the metro and ground electric transport stopped. and then about the situation in donetsk region. rescuers retrieved the body of a dead woman from under the rubble of a house in toretsk. the russians launched an airstrike on the city in the morning. they hit the private residential sector. an aerial bomb hit the house. one person was injured. her with he was taken to the hospital with fractures, a contusion of the brain and a laceration. emergency and rescue operations have been completed, the state emergency service reported. rescuers dismantled half a ton of construction materials. explosions rang out in the temporarily occupied crimea in the area of ​​kozacha bay in sevast

all talking about trump's age. maybe because it's birthday week.icture of the former president wishing him a happy 78th birthday. one, the picture could not be any worse it. couldn't be any worse. and then they go and take a few swipes at him at the same time. what do you think? >> i think they don't really mean it. they are actually close in age. i mean, trump has just turned 78 and biden is 81. both men, by the way, would tell you that the number, their numerical age is not the big deal. and certainly in the campaign, the wordage has been taken by everybody as short hand for whether a candidate has the physical and the mental ability and stamina to handle the job until 2029. i think most voters, if you look at the polls, most voters say trump has a lot more physical and mental stamina than biden does. that's all there is two it something people with key sore family thlves. >> you look at this report francesca for weeks and weeks you see the democrats avoid the whole age thing and not talk about it and suddenly it's all they talk about only they a

this age is the golden age of the child's brain development, and watching tv during this period reduces their desire to search and discover the world around them, as well as the child's interaction with his peers and those around him. children's cognitive development should be done through play. unfortunately , many parents consider the television as a babysitter and the children watch the television more getting too used to it, in addition to watching this tv affects children's attention and concentration , it makes them lose valuable time that children can achieve cognitive development through playing. what is really necessary for children is that understanding their cognitive development through games. encourage them to play games that are suitable for their age. the time spent watching television for children between 2 and 6 years old should be reduced to a maximum of one and a half hours a day. i am not saying that the information that comes through tv is not bad, but it should be limited and timed for example, for a pre-primary school child, something like an hour, an hour and a h

tonight's topic: aging. is it good?o, it isn't. >> stephen: yes, it is. >> steve: no. >> stephen: yes. >> steve: no! stephen, we are born astride a grave, and each day, the cruel grasp of time pulls us closer to oblivion. you will never be younger than you are in this moment, and let's face it, my friend: you haven't aged well. >> stephen: wrong as usual, steve. age ripens us like a fine wine, because with age comes experience, with experience comes wisdom, and with wisdom comes the ability to see you for what you are: a sad, dumb salt and pepper idiot. >> steve: stephen, if you're so wise, you should know that the best years are behind you. you're just speeding toward the next exit on the highway of life: incontinence city. population: your pants. for all we know, it's already happened. how come you never get up from behind this desk? >> stephen: steve, i just did the monologue right over there! >> steve: you were younger then. we haven't seen you stand in minutes. you're decaying before our eyes, grampa. can you still

too much for bely ordinary, too earthly, their correspondence, and in general people of the silver ageo write letters and pistols... the silver age, everything that we know about this is the correspondence of blok - and bely, the correspondence of rosenov and florendsky, and many others can be named correspondence, so nina petrovskaya and andrei bely also wrote letters to each other, but later nina ivanovna solemnly drowned all these letters in lake saimaa in finland. now, if we draw this parallel between nina petrovskaya and nina zarechnaya and, accordingly, between. he writes her such a long instructive letter, in which he talks about symbolism, talks about theory, talks about some tricky, smart things that might... would be of interest to a graduate student, a master's student at some university who writes to his dissertation, but they were hardly curious about the young girl who was simply in love and was ready to give herself to this wonderful poet, one way or another, bely at some point simply got tired of her, one can assume that her passionarity was obviously such a clot of not

does age greater advantage? does age matter in politics? be asking the ever youthful political double act neil and christine hamilton. i believe christine hamilton. i believe christine is 37. we will be remembering the comic genius of frankie howerd with my mark meets guests and in my take at ten, britain's wokeist man gary lineker strikes again, this time complaining about the weapons companies who keep the free world safe. i'll be indulging in some friendly fire on gary lineker in my take at ten. you won't want to miss it. reacting to the big stories of the night, my all star panel political commentator benedict spence, journalist and modelled the green goddess herself, diana moran and the brilliant anarchist and author doctor lisa mckenzie. plus the most important part of the show your emails. they come straight to my laptop . gbnews.com/yoursay and laptop. gbnews.com/yoursay and this show has a golden rule we don't do boring. not on my watch . i just won't have it. it's a red line . it's a deal breaker. red line. it's a deal breaker. a

this is the kind of help, when it's either group work with children, it can be by topic, it can be by age, but it's all about direct work with children, to help them relieve stress, to help them deal with their emotions, which they may not be able to share with anyone else. as well as this intervention already in crisis situations, unfortunately, we have a lot of appeals about suicidal children's thoughts, self-harming behavior, there are messages from children about violence against them, including sexual, parents ask that the child does not sleep, or her behavior has changed dramatically to such an extent that the mother does not understand what is wrong with her to do, that is, it is such a direct ee... the help of a psychologist and in the same and also the creation of these opportunities for children to play, develop, learn new information, communicate with friends, and for this we are opening our locations all over ukraine, now they are in 14 cities, if i'm not mistaken, there are a lot of them concentrated in the east, in the north and in the south, there are also in western ukrain

it's how they, wear their age and biden wears his age worse than trump.y're both prone to bouts of gibberish it's clear. but biden has more of the posture and the gate of an old man some of trump's allies see his age as a factor that could potentially help him in at least one area. >> they see it could keep him out of jail following his felony conviction as one attorney who's friendly to the former president said it would be absurd to put trump in prison because he is a quote, elderly first offender, wolf, bryan todd reporting, brian, thank you very much. just ahead, the major court order today in the case of infowars founder alex jones, a judge ruling and how of the conspiracy theorists will have to pay 1.5 billion over his lies, about the 2012 sandy hook massacre i voted buttons dragging my rainbow kid. >> it's like your generation has false past traditional political symbols. and there's room for everyone. >> yeah cans puke rainbows. white, taken, lumina is the first fluoride free toothpaste i've ever found that actually works. my dentist was blown awa

thanks next, the age old question. >> how do older voters really feel about biden's age what do. >> theyis the new 60 plus shockwaves sent through putin's economy, united states slapping new sanctions on russia major banks, even the ones used by oligarchs, reportedly preventing people from withdrawing cash. what is happening in moscow the most, anticipated moment of this election, and the stakes couldn't be higher. >> the president and the former president, one stage two, very different vision genes for america's future the cnn presidential debate thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max i'm getting vaccinated by sarah's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine hello mine because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia i'm getting prevnar 20 because there's a chance to pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in hospital if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, copd, or heart disease, or are 65 or older, you are at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia, prevnar 20 is approved in adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of the bacteria th

muscovites of the silver age are increasingly coming.es results no less than younger colleagues in the section. over the course of four years of training, we have probably progressed quite well, because there are really positive emotions here. the dance studio in izmailovsky park has been giving free lessons to everyone for 7 years now; about 400 people regularly attend classes. in the summer time...

conscription, it is meant for serving in a combat unit or there in support units for men under the age, although in our country the age limit is reduced by law, well... from 25, are there really such facts, or are there really any norms, which give the right to tsk employees to call up and send men up to the age of 25 to military service, it is important to understand here that there was no betrayal on the one hand, and on the other hand there was an understanding that this could happen to be and in what cases, please, well, we don't have a ban to call up people up to... years, we have a simple concept of conscripts, there are military obligees, and these are two two different categories of people, conscripts are those people who have not completed military service, did not study at a military department, up to 25 years of age have not acquired the status of conscripts, and they are not enlisted, they really are not called up, they can only go at their own will, and this is important for a contract, and for them there is an opportunity to go for annual contracts, and after them, they a

age. i finally want to make this point and pause it there. there is a lot of confusion people bring up deficit and debt and understandably get concerned about some of the projections but get concerned with the 34 trillion-dollar debt figure. let's be clear, social security has not added to 1 penny to our national debt. let us not make the mistake of confusing a conversation about our annual deficits where the cumulative deficits meeting our national debt on the solvency of social security or the solvency of the medicare trust funds which are entirely separate issues with that i see a bird he got over my time i appreciate the indulgence mr. chairman and i yield back. >> and may be accused government colleagues of letting you go three minutes and 45 seconds over progressive person i've spoken longer than you. [laughter] >> you are due at least three and half minutes i admit. so let's introduce our guests and they will start the questioning at that limited folks who are here and by the way we

in their which raises the retirement retirement age.d cuts of benefits is not the wa ot scares them. and so the answer i don't believe is to cut benefits positive the problem of this ofn making $400,000 a year from this question by the may seem familiar at the weitzen meeting committee the person making $400,000 a year, versus a person maki you just scribble them up a of a person's incomehose two cohorts, the percentage of their income goes to social security. at, they pay have by their employer for person making i'm sorry 400,000. >> yes 400,000. >> they pay this year up to one or $68600 that position of payment of that their earnings we cover the total 400,000 about 5.2 maybe two-point by then the 2.6 percent whether employer i y could just also comment and acting our proposal you don't have to find on the spirit but the proposal to the payroll t over $400,000 what effect would that have on the o fact, mr. boyles bill from the set aside also, i think i have ever here of what we have and it would actually reduce l deficit from 3.5 perc

the young actor, but at that moment the actress lyudmila poshkova managed to turn his head; at the agenitsky got married. the actor's wedding almost coincided with the day he became a star. i'm. i remember very well, his first marriage, when two women were in love with him, wonderful two women, these were mila pashkova and masha vertinskaya, both were in love, and he was in all seriousness in love, and he seriously decided which of them, which one should i marry? or this, he could not make up his mind. mila turned out to be more, more pragmatic, stronger, more strong-willed and... “she became his first wife, although lyudmila’s mother, actress larisa pashkova, with whom the newlyweds lived in the same apartment, did not really believe in that marriage, she was worried that smernitsky always disappears somewhere with his friends, one day he threw a noisy party in their apartment and the first big scandal happened, then quarrels began to recur in 1974, the couple divorced, smernitsky did not remain single for long, the actor’s second wife was the translator irina, his wife was pregnant w

questions about joe biden at aging? go back to the 2020 campaign. when he acknowledged it was a fact and indicated he would be a one term press luck. i view myself as a bridge, not as anything else. back van at 877 bible was already being asked if he had been tested for cognitive decline. he did not take it away. no, i haven't taken a test. why the hell would i take a test comment for the initial years of the, by the administration liberal mainstream outlets paid staff attention to the president's age, providing minimal coverage of his senior moments. but they could not ignore the story from earlier this year and investigation into jo biden's, improper handling of classified documents. that report did not call for criminal charges against barton parkway, on the grounds that his memory was so poor. he did not remember, even within several years, the report says when his son bo dot even tried to conduct some damage control on that and failed. so you have this moment in the aftermath of a concerning reports regarding jo biden's memory issues. and here