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the shortage of general practitioners in the united states has become a problem for the people of this country , according to the american medical associationork, the number of doctors who study and are ready to work does not match the rate of increase with the rate of increase in the age of the citizens and the aging of the population. terry wesser, 68, still works as a general practitioner in the lafayette, alabama metropolitan area. he is the only general practitioner in this area and you have to drive for half an hour to reach him. doctors come here, but they don't stay. in new york city, the number of its doctors four-time alabama all-state stega torres lost his general practice two years ago due to a change in his practice to full-time practice. i can go to him within the framework of this plan, but i would have to pay 100 per year. i couldn't. torres says that now that he can't find a general practitioner to accept a new patient, his cardiologist has taken over this role. he shouldn't have to do that. it has become incredibly difficult to find general practitioners across america. my own parents in jacksonville. they encountered the

generation of americans. work on free enterprise, stronger national defense, traditional american values. we are associatedhough not exclusively with, we took over the initiative reagan had during the presidency out of california, we have competence in bc and all across the nation. we provide the largest campus conservative series in america most of which we broadcast and we now have our youtube site, ya fte, our youtube channel. we are having an impact and we want to reach more people in college, high school, and middle school. host: the former governor of wisconsin. you are at the debate last week in milwaukee. the first republican presidential debate. did you come away with a list of winners and losers from the debate? guest: the biggest winner, former president donald trump because i think if you listen and there were many great comments, number of those folks are good friends of mine, many asserted with as governor throughout the years, but i looked at what is said on the platform in milwaukee and made the leap a lot of americans did which none of the candidates made such an impression. many of them p

or the general public , their health condition deteriorates, and because of this, the life expectancy of patients decreases and they have a more difficult life. the american medical association says more funding is needed to increase the number of seats in medical education courses. the debt of studying in a medical university, which is an average of two hundred thousand dollars, should also be addressed to the problem of excessive fatigue of doctors. until replacement doctors arrive, dr. weserer and his wife, an internist , have vowed to keep working. end this news section is protected. excuse me, sir, do you know where the housewares city is? yes, you go straight to 5km of a special road. this gentleman wants to mislead you. if you want to buy a carpet of homewares, go the same way . you start again and go straight to the 5th kilometer of the special road . when you arrive, you face tehran. the big sign in the city of household appliances means i'm not working. i'm here . i'll take the sign . what are we doing? here, the city of fer, which was not the home city of lavazel. pay attention to the destination, the city of carpets and the city of household appliances after azad

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and we have a number of associations that help us across the united states were very generous. we get a number of private donations the american public that really help us to restore the grantor. >> what is most visited presidential home? >> i would have to go look it up. i'm sure it has to be lbj we have free bathrooms like that. [laughter] >> what propels you to join the park service years ago? and outside of him to the national park service for 20 months. but how my foundation began over 30 years ago as a young sailor while attending intelligent school in virginia. the young cilia don't get much money. we would make a trip for as many memorials in mainz or maine to florida it we did it's the greatest foundation a young american can have. by walking in the footsteps of your fellow americans. whether that was travel people in maine and massachusetts and connecticut whether it is walking into the immigrants that came in the start of the colonies. all the way is truly a fascinating to spend with four friends. >> to oversee nonpresidential things. presidents were responsible for getting them started. you oversee and yellowstone?

, in general, now there is a question unite our e against well, let's say so, combine the old soviet complexes with the new german, american, there dutch why no why no now where such an associationm. anti-aircraft machine guns and they even they get oh-oh you see here is the system yes with laser guidance they already have a whole indication they say the nobleman flies for 11 hours or there at 210°, yes turn the turret get ready to receive he is now catching this nobleman with a laser and only presses the button, the system automatically begins to accompany and attack even such small complexes, they are already integrated , that's why we have quite good results on the shaheds, we don't spend petriv system missiles on them anymore, when you know, they flew there en masse and you can't distinguish one from the other yes, that is, yes , that is in our country, we have now received, we have lost a certain number, but we started with 31 s300 complexes, we also had about a little more than 70 letters of loss during the 1.5 years of the war, of course we suffered, but

american vice president terrace is representing watson, russian for minister already on wednesdays match. he's indonesian and in town to parts and also had a meeting with secretary general, all the indian ocean reading association, the east asia, somebody southeast on thursday, this farm complements, as somebody told the association of south east asian nations known as the policy i'm that is taking place right now here as well. and you know, it's a bigger number of countries including no police and member states but also the whole dollar harkness of the association in today's, to political situation on to have a west and tends to isolate washer. and that is something that russian leadership, stressed and repeated many times. asia becomes one of the key funds for washington's important relations for an economic cooperation and despite tremendous west to freshen rushes, strategic tendencies toward traditional partners. in this region, the level of cooperation continues to the east asia assignment focuses on a wide range of political strategic. they cannot for issues and ways of very controlled in terms of building the architectural asia pacific region where nato is currently trying to. it's and it's geographic pu

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leadership institute for the american association, state and local history and fundraising management from the iu family school of philanthropy. dr. james patel is a medical doctor in general addiction care, a psychiatrist with over 25 years of experience serving in a wide range of treatment settings. his work is focused on team based treatment approaches, novel program development and systems oriented integration of service for the chronically mentally ill, medically ill, homeless and disenfranchized based in philadelphia, he supports resources for human development programs, including an faa assisted connection to a shelter based on mental health case management unit and is a consultant psychiatry for project home. he is a member the pennsylvania psychiatric leadership, a fellow in the apa and the 2014 recipient of the philadelphia psychiatric society's robert award honoring a psychiatrist for their lifelong commitment and service the chronically ill. joey simmons is historian at the indiana historical bureau, a division of the indiana state library, where she has worked since 2008. she is a founding organizer of the hoosier women at work conference and produces the awar

general manager external affairs. thank you. [applause] doctor gibson, are you in the room, executive director? thank you. ralph cleveland who is president of the american association and is a very diverse population of energya specialists. green energy for as long as i've known him. and adam wright, ceo. on the way. we look forward to our congressional guests and we will acknowledge them. the reverend is not in the room yet i don't believe he and jonathan jackson is not in the room. we will acknowledge them as they come and with sheila mccormick we will acknowledge them as they come. so let me just to speak again with a few provocative words. first of all, the last trip i took, and his last trip i believe with president obama at the end of his term was a delegation of members to lead congressional leadership and to interact with african leadership on the power and this was 2016 that we were looking at the huge gap of energy deficiency on the continent that over the years has had an enormous, how should i say, i will use the polite term of investment from different countries around the world and companies around the world. interestingly enough the region just found

generation emasculating. again, there are several reasons for this. first is that before the war, most addicted americans had been women. and so the condition took on characteristics associated with women such as dependency associated in the 19th century. so speaking of dependency and self-control, society in the gilded age dictates. men are supposed to be self-controlled. they are supposed to be able to make decisions and carry out those decisions without any kinds of problems. but being dependent on opium and having to take the multiple times a day no matter what, whether you want to quit or not, ultimately is the opposite of independence. resolving to quit and failing to make it through the withdrawal was also seen as a failure of self-control. another example this is pain relief ideas about pain, because again, according to civil war era doctors, there's a hierarchy of people that experience pain in different ways. and so according to gilded age, only the hypersensitive is in quotes bodies of white women are thought to actually need long term painkillers. men, white men were supposed to need painkillers at the moment of surgery, but not six months later. and so for an ol

american religion and the war. so, no general history. the earliest is a very dramatic visual aid. the earliest to come out and still, the most influential. a book called preachers, present arms, by lh abrams. association of sociologists. 1933. and, the book appeared to be so thorough, so deeply researched, so authoritative, that it has been quoted for 90 years as the definitive study of religion and world war i america. and it is really unfortunate, very unfortunate. later, he published a new addition, the updated version, to include the clergy during the world war ii and during the clergy of the vietnam war. 30 something years later, he was still focusing on this question. as a sociologist, abrams argued presupposed, that the institutional church had been, the word i used earlier, co- opted, by the federal government. it had been sort of naovely cooperative, complacent, and it had allowed itself to be sucked into the war effort. that, in which, is not the story. it's not the story. what he did, and it is a remarkable bid of research. this is way before the digital age. way before newspapers.com. this guy went through hundreds of newspapers and drew out what the preachers had said about the meaning of

us air force general charles brown jr. and his interview with washington post journalists, it turned out that former american pilots are being hired by an international company associated tired of war and the chinese probably don’t want war. they don't want to be pulled in from her, so that's one of the few good things about being a chinese american. relationships. president biden's determination to engage in dialogue. after all, talking is always better than shooting, but at the same time, the americans continue to see every chinese as a spy and , it seems, are looking for chinese fleas. the media stumbled upon a real threat to the security of the united states: the chinese are buying up the best land in america , essentially repeating the history of the formation of the united states itself, at one time the heart of the global financial market. manhattan is just wall street. and the owners of america bought from the indians for a handful not even dollars, but glass beads and bright trinkets. the dutchman who led this special operation, peter minuid, offered the aborigines an amount equivalent to twenty-four dollars. and although the dollar itself was not in use at th

generation of americans. work on free enterprise, stronger national defense, traditional american values. we are associated initiative reagan had during the presidency out of california, we have competence in bc and all across the nation. we provide the largest campus conservative series in america most of which we broadcast and we now have our youtube site, ya fte, our youtube channel. we are having an impact and we want to reach more people in college, high school, and middle school. host: the former governor of wisconsin. you are at the debate last week in milwaukee. the first republican presidential debate. did you come away with a list of winners and losers from the debate? guest: the biggest winner, former president donald trump because i think if you listen and there were many great comments, number of those folks are good friends of mine, many asserted with as governor throughout the years, but i looked at what is said on the platform in milwaukee and made the leap a lot of americans did which none of the candidates made such an impression. many of them performed well but none of them made such an

us air force general charles brown jr. and his interview it turned out to journalists from the washington post that former american pilots are being hired by international companies associatede chinese probably don’t want war. they don't want to be dragged into it, so one of the few positive aspects of an american woman's chinese relationship. president biden's determination to engage in dialogue. after all, talking is always better than shooting, but at the same time they continue to see a spy in every chinese and, it seems, are looking for chinese fleas themselves the media stumbled upon a real threat to the security of the united states: the chinese are buying up the best land in america, essentially repeating the history of the formation of the united states itself at one time, the heart of the global financial market. manhattan is the entire wall street future. owners, but glass beads and bright trinkets. the leader of this special operation, the dutchman peter minute , offered the aborigines an amount equivalent to 24 dollars. and although the dollar itself was not in use at that time, the reports for this business trip included a figure of 60 guilders. well, that's a

american version of generally glinka. i think i came there not only to resolve some financial issues. although specifically a financial issue. more precisely, the scandals associated the territory of ukraine should be closed. there was already a lot of talk about the fact that all the military aid that goes to ukraine is not stolen, and comrade reznikov , who was recently removed from his post. he even i realized that the daily expenses of the war are about 100 million dollars. well, at the same time, he forgot to indicate how much he himself stole. but this, uh, let’s say the details now need to be put on her agenda, so blinkin, like ukrainian propaganda, means that she will tell that in fact ukraine is winning strategically. well, that is, everyone understands that this is a long-term prospect. she will win someday. that's why everything is fine. this is encouraging. we need to continue funding. we must continue to help, so everything is fine. at in this case, ukraine is silent and does not talk about what she really needs there. so much and all this money that was supposed to be investigated, but there was an attempt to investigate that a special audit commissi