and, of course, the game works divisions of another company member of the association. this is gazprom oil and gas production. thanks to the company's support, members of the global energy prize are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, which has reached a record high. they are a little later, and also remain the only russian award, included in the top 100 most prestigious world awards according to the international observatory, an airborne name per member of the association provide an annual prize fund of 39 million rubles. upon arrival in khanty-mansiysk, we were invited to an amazing museum. there are exhibits, symbolic for all three member companies of the global energy association. let's take a look. for example, here you can literally touch the oil. interesting sensation well, here, if you put in a little effort, you can get a light device, of course elementary, but a historical symbol let's go look further. moreover, there is absolutely an amazing collection of minerals from all over the world. although this is specifically ugra and here in the central ha

and, of course, subdivisions of another company, a member of the association, work in the game.gazprom oil and gas production. thanks to the company's support, members of the global energy prize are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, who came up with record highs. they are a little later, and also remain the only russian award included in the top 100 most prestigious world awards according to the international observatory, the name of an association member provides an annual prize fund of 39.

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[applause] >> thank you marian and thank you to the leadership of the bar association . we know that as we move forward in the coming weeks, months and years there will be many strategies and tactics that will have to be determined to help leave those efforts is executive director and general counsel of the bar association, yolanda jackson . >> morning everyone. thank you to our family. thank you for being here. i cannot express how incredibly proud i am to be reading this organization on this day and during these dark and challenging times. we always standwhen it's needed and when helps themost. in a 150 year history wewalked boldly into the fight for due process , criminal justice reform , women's equality and women's rights , raise the quality once again we are working boldly into the challenge to protect and supportthe rights of people to exercise their reproductive rights . people seeking abortions have a right to privacy and liberty. people seekingabortions have a right to privacy and liberty . roe versus wade is on the verge of being overturned. on january 2023 wi

stuart mclaurin is president of the white house historical association leading the association's nonprofit nonpartisan mission to support conserv. station and preservation at the white house with private funding john stanwich serves as the national park service liaison to the white house overseeing the national park services responsibilities for the care of the white house and its grounds as well as the park areas immediately surrounding the white house. finally. we are joined by lydia teterick curator of the white house. she has been part of the white house curatorial staff since 1979. tetrick has lectured and published articles on the white house collection and specializes in historic photographs of the executive mansion. please join me in welcoming our panelists to the stage for our final panel today. here put me in the middle here. i don't like this. well, thank you sarah for that wonderful introduction. it's it's been a pretty incredible day. i heard some fascinating insights from different people and i know this will be a fitting conclusion to our symposium. and before we get into ou

availability in group association may in many circumstances be indispensable to freedom of association particularly where a group espouses dissident beliefs. as the majority opinion put it, this was, quote, hardly a novel perception, even back in 1958. and yet for most of my career i've had to push back against democrats' repeated attempts to unlearn this fundamental constitutional lesson. i repeatedly america's right to join together and to voice their opinion. prior to mccain-feingold, almost all money and candidates ran through party committees. i warned that placing restrictions on that bill was like putting a rock on jell-o. it wouldn't quash political speech, it would replace it. and the supreme court consistently reaffirmed that point in case after case upholding free speech. our democratic colleagues' obsession with political speech created the environment they now disapprove of. it's what drove support of mccain-feingold and it's what spawned this political bill in 2010. democrats want to pass a law that puts discourse in the hands of the mob. but needless to say they haven't

why do you support a free association? will as you know, put it weakly seen it make trouble and in a deep but basically a bankruptcy that has led to a met, massive debt of deb. and where do i go is in urgent need of being able to be colonized and become a suburb nation. given the fact that the recall has been colonized for so long. and then we can, people are so in, in many ways place in the middle of a struggle between cultures, between our own culture and the american culture, given the fed up, or we can, or, or, or us citizens. and that they belong to me. you know, me know me ambiance in the united states. we can recall in the united states post or. ready same fear, and because the station purport to go it's in the virgin matter and been able to a sovereign nation and been able to construct if functioning economy put up the book on. it's a major necessity for puerto rico and the construction of the main productive economy can lead, of course, to the creation of the over over government in the states that can actually lo

black nurses association, the national association of hispanic nurses, the national coalition of ethnic, and we've launched the national commission to address racism in nursing. through this effort that a and a realizes that four in order for us to be credible leaders -- we needed to look at ourselves, as a professional association. that is 126 years old we needed to repair our relationship with the nurses of color, and the organizations that stepped into that breach when we failed to represent the interests of their members and their needs of communities of color. so we consider the release of the statement really as a start of a journey, a journey that we are committed to and one that is absolutely necessary to address and repair fractures within the profession that can impact our ability to provide appropriate care to all people. it's a start. >> it's a star, but we also have to acknowledge that there is a past, here. as you said, you're dealing with many years, i believe in repainting but you have to deal with repairing. a lot of people's health could have been impacted by this. in

ladies association and margaret h nichols. i am meg nichols the 23rd region of the mount vernon ladies association and as my great pleasure to welcome you on this beautiful evening to mount vernon the beloved home of george, washington. washington called mount vernon home for over 45 years more than two-thirds of his extraordinary life. the end of washington's life almost meant the end of mount vernon itself. as our nation was on the verge of civil war mount vernon was drifting slowly and silently into ruin. when the federal government and the state of virginia declined the washington's offer to purchase mount vernon from the family a woman from south carolina by the name of ann pamela cunningham. took it upon herself to challenge the country to save the home of america's hero and eventual first president and the rest as they say is history the founders of the mount vernon. ladies association under ann pamela cunningham where remarkable women of imagination they were alert to opportunity and persistent in their mission. they h

the association agreement with the eu is still in force today. true, even at the time of signing the demand of the netherlands, a clause was introduced into it, according to which kiev was denied the right to become a candidate for eu membership. in 2019, the deputy prime minister of ukraine for european integration at the flock demanded its revision. according to the deputy prime minister, the quotas for the supply of ukrainian goods to the eu provided for by the agreement did not meet the interests of the national economy. this statement cost the official of the ministerial chair, he was sent ambassador. about how you can explain the current and past ukrainian euro persistence in the complete absence of real prospects in the plot anna efimova colorful flags sandwiches hot tea song it's hard to believe, but at the end of 2013 this is what maidan nezalezhnosti looked like, it was called among themselves the maidan of mink coats. everything, because initially businessmen, managers, employees and others, white collars, came to the square. it all st

i am not associated with that group. but it would be obviously not for a private group to define what a terrorist organization was. i was making the point that there are domestic terrorism organizations that espouse violence. the key is groups that espouse violence. and that we ought to treat those domestic terrorism organizations that espouse violence the same way, or using some of the same models as i was using on al qaeda when i did al-qaeda cases , hezbollah cases. because the key is violence. >> but the southern poverty law center polls groups like the family research council a hate group, and he said he wanted to treat them like a terrorist. and another is the alliance defending freedom. do you think the alliance defending freedom should be treated like al qaeda? >> i am not familiar with any of those groups. >> but you are familiar with the southern poverty law center. >> generally. >> but you are not familiar with its troubled history of racism and sexism? >> i know about the group but i am not familiar with the

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e, agricultural commodity producers and association of mineral fertilizer producer with the support of the ministry of industry and trade and the ministry of agriculture until june, 23 years. we have from a fixed volume due to licensing and quotas, including e, literally with a small dc indicator of a fixed and price, so we have no concerns here and we will to ensure the stability of the tasks of the ministry of agriculture. thank you thank you faction of the communist party final question panteleev sergey mikhailovich to prepare carrots of the order of 20 billion rubles. allocated to the industrial development fund issue. what are the priority programs for the frb today? to what extent do they coincide today with the current import substitution agenda and what is the efficiency of spending rrp funds. i know one example for sure and i want to fulfill the order of the team a few years ago at the st. petersburg the tractor plant completely burned down the workshop for the production of transmission, the liquidation of the production of tractors threatened, but thanks, among other things,

the east, i even wanted to sing it in some kind of recitative well, but we understand that such associations will be inappropriate, we have a lot of hope for this visit, that in reality it will be possible to bring old or some semi-old soviet weapons, i think that soviet weapons are very needed why because we still have supplies, we have, first of all, the ability to use them, but i did not expect that after the visit of the barring all these obstacles will be removed why because similar agreements they are taking place precisely during the negotiations at another level, yes. that is, they can only be philological steps, respectively, this will mean that the united states is ready to give. that is, it is necessary to see what exactly the united states will promise to those arab countries to which it will come if it gives to the arab countries first of all e- you won't give anything to cancer. we remember how all their soviet armored vehicles burned down, as a result of several waves, so to speak, of the intervention of european and euro-atlantic civilization in general. well, i don't know wh

that is, if we are talking about bulletproof vests, the main difference between the volunteer associationviv turnover cluster is that in fact, this is professional volunteering, that is, if we are talking about the basic activity of a volunteer organization that collects funds and buys some products, then it has a rather high production cost if a charitable foundation bought me vests abroad they spent about uah 15,000, and the lviv defense class, thanks to the professionals who joined it, today supplies body armor, the internal cost of which is about uah 5,000 for this, the first goal of the lviv defense cluster was the same, and the cluster itself is far away today. i have also started several important projects, these are jackets for medical workers, where they carry swedish ones for us and military medics, and then there is the issue of modernizing cars, how jackets are going to the front today, and also a big a project on humanitarian demining is such a general project of what class for today if we return to prenezhats you call the cost of uah 5,000, is it possible to make a really hi

that was faith chan, associate — china. that was faith chan, associate professor - china.na. that was faith chan, associate professor at the l associate professor at the university of nottingham speaking to us from china. (dirty pc adlib)lots more on our website for you on this what's more on our website for you on that story. and i want to just point you to this story — where you can take a look at what life is like at a0 degrees celsius for folks in other cities — including abuja, delhi, madrid and sydney. there's information there on how to stay cool and safe when dealing with these soaring temperatures — and also how countries that have dealt with super high temperatures and extreme weather have prepared that's on bbc.com/news or simply download the bbc news app — that is of course if you haven't already. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. steve bannon, the anti—establishment outsider who helped bring donald trump to the white house, is now on trial for refusing to testify about the january 6th assault on the us capitol. bannon has pleaded not gu

i would add that the federal law enforcement officers association, the major county sheriff's association, women in federal law enforcement, a separate organization, 141 former department justice officials from both parties, the prosecutors in the oklahoma city bombing case, the association of prosecuting attorneys, the hispanic american police command officers association, and others have expressed their support for mr. dettelbach based on his distinguished record of fair and effective prosecution. as u.s. attorney and elsewhere in his career. i would like to say that it's intensely frustrating to the point of sickening to serve in this body while massacres of children and others take place in venues like grocery stores and elementary schools. and to be unable to pass simple laws that are well accepted not only by the american people with bygone gun owning americans that have records of success at the state level. and that we can't do acing about here. and i think there is a very simple reason why we can't do a thing about it here, and that is the national rifle association. we have lett

you mentioned the 2014 and how this whole tobacco st started with the association association agreement. and just a few days ago the your leaders formerly granted ukraine animal dover, candidate status, calling. it's historic moment a good day for europe. although there were some negative comments as, as well, for example, from you commission president goes to a phone line who said that this decision was taken in the face of the russian imperialism. i wonder, it's pretty much the same question as with nader, do they authentically want ukraine in or is it another case of expansion promised expansion for the sake of expansion and spiting russian know now i think this is like a trap, so they don't want to grain in the understand very well that ukraine is absolutely unseen to become member of the european union. even if we take the full decides all the traditional problem. so we agree, but this is a country where it's going through to all rules and principles of the european integration to accept such a country. what is interesting and coming back to the beginning of our conversation, unity

and we are absolutely provided with energy, plus we effectively use associated petroleum gas, which isother fields. you can pay attention. there are absolutely no flares here, associated petroleum gas and wind power generation will supply energy to the facilities that are being built today by thousands of specialists. the average age of vankor residents is 30 years old. amir salimov considers himself a native here. he flew in to work from the first drilling rig. it's practically here. yes, a whole city of drilling rigs. we had such new ones, let's say, so with time. uh structure appeared, a large number of well pads of the road appeared for the project. the east will involve about 400,000 people. the local dining menu is richer than in prestigious moscow restaurants, four thousand dishes, there is even ratatouille and czech fried cheese, the menu was developed by the institute of nutrition, it is specially cyclical for two weeks. oil workers are satisfied with the work for the conditions of the far north, especially guys, interns, students from the oil industry have been working here s

you mentioned the 2014 and how this whole tobacco st started with the association e association agreement. and just a few days ago the your leaders formerly granted the ukraine and most of our candidate status calling it historic moment a good day for europe. although there were some negative comments as, as well, for example, from you commission president goes to a phone line who said that this decision was taken in the face of the russian imperialism. i wonder it's been the same question as with ne, to do they authentically want ukraine in or is it another case of expansion promised expansion for the sake of expansion and spiting russian know now i think this is like a trap, so they don't want to grain in they understand very well that the ukraine is absolutely unfit to become member of the european union. even if we take the full decides all the traditional problem. so we agree, but this is a country at war. it's. i've sprung through to all rules and principles of the european integration to accept such a country. what is interesting and coming back to the beginning of our conversation

at the david m rubinstein national center for white house history of the white house historical association? dr. shogun is a trained political scientist with a phd in american politics from yale university as well as a bachelor's degree in political science from boston college. she has almost 15 years of service in the federal government including prominent roles with the us senate as well as the library of congress, dr. shogun teaches government students at georgetown university and served as vice chair of the women's suffrage centennial commission. another feather in her cap in an illustrious resume is that she currently serves as a co-chair of the board of directors at the women's suffrage national monument foundation designated by the congress to build the first memorial in dc dedicated to the history of the movement for women's equality. it's a huge deal. to begin with our panelists we have elaine rice bachmann, who is the state archivist of maryland and a co-author of a wonderful book designing camelot published by the white house historical association, and i'm proud to say it was la

next we also have melissa nolan who is the associate curator of decorative arts at the white house just across the street. where she has served since 2003 in the presidency of george w bush. miss nolan previously held curatorial post at george washington's mount vernon the winterthur museum in delaware and the strong museum of rochester new york. she holds a master of arts degree from the winterthur program in early american culture at the university of delaware as well as a bachelor's degree from smith college. and last but not least we have susan shell work an executive director the executive director of historic preservation and collections and the robert h smith senior curator at george washington's mount vernon where she directs the architectural preservation furnishing and interpretation. of george and martha washington's home the surrounding plantation structures as well as the landscapes a phd graduate of yale and an ma and also an ma graduate from the winterthur program at the university of delaware. she has a bachelor's degree from the university of notre dame. and exhibit tha

the coconut trade association _ fruiting. the coconut trade association aims _ fruiting.on aims to plant l association aims to plant 10,000 hectares of coconut trees in most of nigeria's 36 states. experts in industry say efforts made today will position nigeria as an exporter of coconuts. however, it is still too early to say whether the investment will eventually pay off. ijeoma ndukwe, bbc news. the number of people on earth is set to top 8 billion in the next few months. people are living longer, they're healthier and they're more likely to live in cities. today is world population day, which is supported by the united nations. population growth has a major impact on the global economy. it looks at the challenges it presents. will our cities have the right infrastructure to cope? how will this affect our climate? does the earth have enough resources to go around? so many questions. we will not have time to touch on all of it. joining me now is dr deborah brosnan, president deborah brosnan & associates. they seek to find smart solutions to problems such as these. good

it is only with the support and commitment of historical association. we are able to continue the tradition of protecting this home, and i'm so grateful for the opportunity to work with all of you. i want to thank you all for being here tonight. this is an evening. i look forward to for each year. this is american history tv and you're listening to melania trump in her own words as the fall 2020 presidential campaign was underway the first lady traveled to pennsylvania on behalf of her husband president donald trump. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor and privilege to welcome to the stage our first lady melania trump. thank you kellyanne. hello, pennsylvania. thank you all for the very well warren welcome. and to our friend congressman smucker for joining us today. love you. i love you, too. thank you. before i begin, thank you for all the love and support you gave us when our family was diagnosed with covid-19. we are all feeling so much better now. thanks to healthy living. and some of the amazing therapeutic options available in our country.

communicating with inventors, we have removed the barrier associated with access to production capacitiesr to implement their ideas, and instead of doing their immediate task of creating, they are forced to be distracted by routine processes in search of where to produce this or that . uh, product detail, uh, to realize your own ideas? unfortunately, many inventors are never renewed. this barrier hmm and that problem of access to production capacities is not relevant, including for small and medium-sized enterprises. not every enterprise can afford to buy , maintain and load this or that expensive equipment, especially if the need for this equipment for several hours a week is inefficient. and we have, uh, ambition, experience and knowledge. how can we solve this problem, and our idea is to develop platforms that provide quick and easy access, e to free capacity, e inventors, engineers, entrepreneurs of small medium-sized enterprises from kaliningrad to vladivostok, e can easily enter this platform and produce this or that spare part or product, and just three steps are enough to upload a

is, if we are talking about the quality of the vest that is produced there today by authentic associations, in fact they satisfy all requirements for military equipment. well, here we need such a small assumption that this is not a plate-carrying vest, it does not have ballistic packages in it. general military must vest with additional soft protection this is a much more labor-intensive process requires much more money for its manufacture and a-a purchase and reservation of elastic materials in advance it is there two or three months ago to buy fabric today we can with the delivery time there 30-40 days abroad if we need ballistic body material or polyethylene here the delivery time was already 3-4 months ago in fact it is already very different projects what we are doing today is medical blond vests that are completely made of ballistic materials and there was already an additional order of fabric that gives us the opportunity to politely leave the state and such bulletproof vests p maxim then if i understand when you are talking about 100,000 body armor per month, what does your associa

euro movement in ukrainian association maidan and a firm no to europe who most of all in ukraine wantsan expert of the program less russian writers in the eu, and it’s better without them at all. ukraine and its place in the european union is an old topic; today , it is being heard again thanks to the completed candidate application for membership; this creates inflated expectations that the ukrainian authorities are trying to support. let's try to trace the history of these european clothes in the early nineties literally in 2-3 years. after the declaration of independence , things did not go beyond political declarations in the ninety. third. the verkhovna rada in one of the resolutions declared the priority of the european vector and the desire to seek accession to the eu in 1994 ukraine and the eu signed an agreement on partnership and cooperation, but it entered into force only in 1998. although ukraine at the official level insisted that its state strategy, full membership in the eu from brussels at that time. they only talked about the possibility of comprehensive cooperation in

at a gathering of delegates to the national rural patrick cooperative associations youth conference you have your obligation to your parents to your teachers to your principles but you also have a very strong compelling obligation to your country. if we are going to survive as a free nation if we're going to have the liberty and independence in the freedom that we want if we're going to have the opportunity. the prosperity the jobs and the housing and the beautification all the things that we like and that we want we're going to have to have first. qualified leaders and you can't find better talent to work on. than you young people who come from rural? this month the president followed through on a promise. he made to the nation's young people. in june, he sent to congress a message asking that the vote to 18 year olds. as part of her beautification campaign the first lady paid tribute to local projects that have improved the face of the nation's capital. yesterday i drove around the town. about two or three hours because i wanted to see the accomplishments at first hand and i was delig

the second case is when dizziness is associated with a head injury.son has a high temperature, he went on the way to the kitchen, he lost consciousness, fell and hit his head. after that, he became dizzy. and this, respectively, can be associated with a traumatic brain injury, hemorrhage, and in the brain, those cases where dizziness is accompanied by a severe headache. the so -called thunderous headache. that is, the feeling that a grenade just exploded in my head. and this is generated by dizziness. this is also typical for hemorrhages. e intracranial especially their naidal hemorrhages. this is also a neurological situation that requires an emergency solution. yes, if we omit these cases, i understand that there is none of this, yes, then we can talk about some, well, conditionally benign variants of dizziness or vertigo, as it is also called? let's discuss them together with ours. expert doctor neurologist rinat ravilevich bogdanov chief freelance specialist neurologist of the ministry of health of the moscow region doctor of medical sciences prof

naturally associated with desire.s stated in this article, use this situation in order to solve the kostovo issue within the framework of powerful massive pressure on the server, the bet is on the fact that belgrade is under this pressure, which is now being carried out in many areas , first of all, the main or no pressure, which we they said that this is russia and curtailment, as they require cooperation with russia, and joining anti-russian sanctions belgrade stands firmly here. and uh, the calculation is that somewhere he must somewhere he must not show such firmness. so the calculation is being made on the fact that maybe belgrade maintains a firm position on russia on the rejection of sanctions, it will make some concessions to bites, by the way, speaking, and on a bead, i will casually say about this, because it is now in the order of the western pressure comes in one package. but uh signs of uh, some increased softness of belgrade, no. there were not even such signs, say, during the visit of schulze, by the wa