that's it to each other team of the moscow aviation institute.t to show her homework are the poetesses, st . petersburg. there was not a shadow of doubt left. mr. finale, and now the whole country saw that the language of not only letters, but also the language of the body was conquered by poets. well, the male and female half of the hall are subdued, but there are these in the hall, therefore, we need something fabulous. you just wrote a fairy tale about you and what it is called three hairs. let's do something else, then there is a fairy tale vacation dzhigan blue-burka, eternal smoke completely crazy , or something about don juan three girls under alternate airfield window, well, no, an ideal fairy tale should reflect reality. that is why i wrote a poem about the fabulous lukomorye, pushkin wrote it. well, i slightly rethought the classic. so the poem is a corporate party in a cafe. at lukomorye, a top manager is standing at the green washstand. bogdan in him is olivier viskar, a singed and helicopter hurricane, leading there and a foot 10 ver

well, let's try, my moscow aviation institutes. aviation institute, of course, good. ities do you think are at the top? yes tower about the tower separately. the moscow institute of international relations is a serious institution further bauman is a technical university, this is our decade of science and technology and the main task of the country is that everyone who is savvy should run away from moscow state university and enter baumansky so that there is a competition of 100 people for a place, of course, it’s good that the higher school of economics is in fourth place. the fifth sixth can be opened immediately. i will explain why both our versions are simultaneously. only which one is higher, which one is lower than the correct depth? yes, i didn’t guess anything, we open it. wow. under them personally means to me in plaster the union state institute of cinematography was founded in 1919, the oldest cinematographic professional university in the world. the higher school of economics is the largest university in the city of moscow, in which such a small department

aviation institute.der wing and plumage will be assembled and mounted by a special stand with a sensor system. it will simulate flight loads, including extreme in fact. on the ground, under laboratory conditions, we must, uh, apply to the aircraft those loads that the aircraft experiences in flight. and even before the plane. uh, carry the first passenger. we will make sure that this transportation is safe. this is the second airframe for ground testing. the first one was delivered in july last year to the central institute named after professor zhukovsky, where life design tests will be carried out, which should confirm the reliability and durability of static tests of imported components and assemblies in novosibirsk, they will actually open the way to the sky for a new aircraft. by the autumn of this year, we must actually implement the first stage of statistical testing. and on the basis. at this stage, a decision will be made on the first flight. here is an import-substituting aircraft without inter

i learned a lot at the aviation institute and, uh, they build ranks and potatoes and amateur performancesr whole institute at the moscow institute. eh, i still do. and i'm still a student. and so i maybe without any work. i like both and the third. uh, i still feel like an amateur amateur. excuse the expression - this is enthusiasm for the torinka in the eyes of me, when i remain a professional, i remember our amateur years, and it is the people who help me out. he's balloting. now, if in moscow you perform in front of some kind of hall so great , never any. there they are cool, i adore them. now i'm going on stage. in such a hug for yourself, you can punch a hug. you know, i don't say anything on purpose words about america because it feels like i’m paranoid already on tv, but you know what’s interesting, that i wanted to tell something that the audience and viewers don’t know, an interesting effect turned out, and people began to come up to me on the streets and say we visited in america you are right. they are so dumb. i say, you tell me, after that listen how many letters i receive. i

decided to found an enterprise that would provide income and comfort. with a diploma from the aviation institutendry. nataliya also plunged into animal husbandry, and in a few years they managed to create a farm for 700 cows

the husband with a diploma from the aviation institute studied at zootechnics natalya also plunged into animal husbandry and in a few years they managed to create a farm for 700 cows, milk of the highest quality was bought for the children's dairy kitchen and a leading international company made cheeses and yogurts they created a bakery, confectionery and a workshop where they shared their experience. now the cows are thin and emaciated , their bones are sticking out like a washboard. almost a hundred animals have died. well, you can see that they are sick because they did not receive normal nutrition. they used to weigh 600-700 here, now look at her, well, 500. well kilograms, maybe there are problems, they started from the first day of the occupation, the cows gave seven tons of milk a day, there was nowhere to sell it, so they just distributed it to the villagers and poured the rest , the electricity went out, they pumped with a water generator and this more than 20,000 liters were milled with corn in the compound feed shop. they baked bread for the peasants, but during the occupatio

decided to found an enterprise that would provide income and comfort. with a diploma from the aviation institute, he studied animal husbandry. natalya also plunged into animal husbandry, and in a few years they managed to create a farm for 700 cows , producing milk of the highest quality . they bought for a children's dairy kitchen and made cheese and yogurt for a leading international company, created a bakery, confectionery and a workshop where they shared their experience. nowadays, the cows are thin, emaciated, and their bones stick out like a washboard . well, we weighed 600-700, now look, it is there, well, 500 kilograms. well, maybe there are problems. the problems began from the first day of the occupation. the cows gave seven tons of milk a day . there was nowhere to sell it, so they just gave it to the peasants. the rest was poured by the electricians. they pumped water with a generator. and this is more than 20,000 liters. in the feed mill, they ground corn. they baked bread for the peasants, but during the occupation, fuel was worth its weight in gold, and the plots sold diesel fuel

i still aviation institute graduated. after the aviation institute, i completed japanese language courses and now i can quite easily open a japanese umbrella without an interpreter. then i completed a higher screenwriting course, where i learned how to watch good films and write bad scripts. well, we dance very badly. something bothers me all the time. you know never dance in front of people so that they don't think that i'm grimacing. well, what else can i say in my youth? i loved books and everyone the most. well now the years have gone by force. i no longer have those, so now only sex. at all i must say that with age, a lot in life changes in general. you know what a midlife crisis is . this is when all the girls seem like young goats to you, and you are an old goat to them, that's all the sounds that i used to make during sex. now i produce getting up from the couch. and memory weakens with age. they say that to improve memory, you need to solve crossword puzzles, but i tried to guess once. there was written a tool fo

she studied at the moscow aviation institute and was infinitely far from sports. her home on the white volga and said that he was a taxi driver. after 2 weeks. irina saw this taxi driver in close-up during a hockey broadcast, the wedding was played in the middle. may seventy- sixth walked in the national for more than 100 guests, alexander maltsev was a witness from the husband’s side. the next year, the kharlamovs had a daughter on the day when bagata was born cska played in luzhniki and now the announcer announces to the whole stadium the broadcast is on tv today our valery kharlamov's daughter was born to us, whom he decided to call the name of his mother begonita can you imagine? we have one in moscow just adored. he's on the children without a smile. i couldn't even look without peace. he’s here to wash him for a walk there, or else he did it all with pleasure. i liked it all. papa valera adored his kids, but it could be dishonest to see them. these are the realities of soviet sports, hockey players sat at the training camp for 10 months in year. mom took me

specialists from the institute of aviation medicine thought over the criteria for selecting candidates for a medical examination, allowed about 200 people, left only 20, and after the training program and exams, the pioneers chose yuri gagarin to follow him and the rest of the astronauts of squad number one pave the way for humanity cosmos on january 25, 1990, a woman holding the post of prime minister of the country gave birth to a child like this in world history has not yet happened mother became benazir phukta, the head of the government of the islamic republic of pakistan, the girl was called bahtovar dop hutta woman muslim states governments. never headed at the time of coming to power. she is 35 years old. this was another record for female prime ministers at such a young age. there was no age. before, nowhere at all europe is not in america in a word. huto broke all stereotypes. she was the daughter of zulfiqar, alibhutta, also the prime minister. after the military coup. he was executed by benazir, thrown into prison, then she led the pakistan people's party. she won elections

in kharkov , she just graduated from high school and entered the aviation institute.gto bgto. see how many different sports norms there are. we have studied published. uh, so with a military bias, although he was ready for sanitary defense. we were able to make very complex dressings, even the hippocratic hat is the most difficult thing to eat. on july 1, 1941, near kiev, a young nurse wounded me for the first time, a fragment from a shell hit me in the leg in the knee. i took the school to myself and she did the dressing for you. the first half of the war was remembered by maria mikhailovna as heavy retreats ; no two days. they were waiting in line. and then they crowded onto the ferry to the eyeballs, the girl grabbed one of the logs of the fence so as not to fall into the water. and it saved a life when the ferry sailed off, german planes appeared in the sky. junkers, dropped bombs exactly on the crossing, the explosion blew the ferry to smithereens maria was in the water, tightly, clinging saving piece of wood. after the raid , the fighters pulled her out and took

for example, to people who are trying to enter aviation, people who have entered some aviation educational institutionor people who, for example, leave military aviation and go to civilian aviation, you touch this category of people. yes that's right. all three categories you listed are, uh, aviation personnel who undergo an assessment of their health, including psychiatrists . e. well, here, if very briefly succinctly, the first part is the minimum part consists of two blocks. this is an assessment of the mental personality, standing personal characteristics of these responses, prevailing, and so on. and of course , mental stability and the second block is already the highest mental function - cognitive functions, that is, roughly speaking, experts will lie about professionally important qualities of the pvk , nevertheless, do you not have high phobia yourself? some feeling. what do you decide, because fate is unconditional, well, as an honored pilot, and he has nothing but the sky, nothing else at all. and now you have to take sentences to say or just write in person, hardly, but still write not fit

aviation, for example, people who are trying to enter aviation people who have entered some aviation educational institutione leaving military aviation and moving to civil aviation you touch this categories of people. yes that's right. all three categories you listed are those, uh, aviation personnel who undergo an assessment of their health, including mental health, medical flight export commission, and are tested by a psychologist. e. well, here, if very briefly succinctly, the first part is the minimum part consists of two blocks. this is an assessment of the personality, mental state , personal characteristics, type of response, prevailing, and so on. and of course, mental stability and the second block is already higher mental functions are cognitive functions, that is, roughly speaking, pvk professionally important qualities will be a specialist doctor. well, nevertheless, do you have a non-kayphobia yourself? some feeling. what do you decide, because fate is unconditional, well, as an honored pilot, and he has nothing but the sky, nothing else at all. and now you need to pass sentences to say or just

mikhail tikhonov, specialists from the institute of aviation medicine thought out the criteria for selectingfor a medical examination, allowed about 200 people, left only 20, and after the training program and exams, the pioneers chose yuri gagarin and the rest of the cosmonauts of squad number one pave the way for mankind into space on january 25, 1990, a woman holding the post of prime minister of the country gave birth to a child such as this has never happened in world history. coming to power. she is 35 years old. this was another record for female prime ministers at such a young age. there was no age. before in general, nowhere in europe, not in america in a word. huto broke everything stereotypes. she was the daughter of zulfiqar, alibhutta, also the prime minister. after the military coup. he was executed by benazir, thrown into prison, then she led the pakistan people's party. she won elections twice. she carried out social reforms and opposed military regimes and islamic radicals. then she emigrated back to her homeland and, according to vlad, the hands of terrorists, her daughter

aviation. these are the pilots of the dispatcher, earlier flight attendants also passed us examinations. e had either relations with people who, say, entered e, some educational institutionst the aviation profile. first, the student. always passes professional psychological selection. it is always impossible without this, it does not happen that someone enters a flight school and does not pass a psychologist. that doesn't happen. this is the first . the next stage, when he meets with a psychologist, is of course. migratory practice before the start of real flights, that is, when the simulator theoretical training ends, flight practice begins, and then, naturally, when he was employed in the company, he came to the airline, and he sat as a co-pilot, so, on the right cup and at that second behind him. 100 200 300 passengers this is the feeling, what does it mean in terms of psychological stress, what does it mean for a person, how obvious is it or is it different for everyone? first, everyone is very individual. secondly, you see, here i’ll say such a moment right away so that something is clear, it’s clear, but i work in an examination, not consulting. it is to a counselin

i would like to see the data and research they based that decision on in aviation, we're a data-driven institution. everything centers around risk mitigation, so making that broader actually puts the public at greater risk of a pilot having a cardiac event that didn't get caught because they've extended that range. >> tucker: so, i mean, that's inexplicable. everything the f.a.a. does, as you just said, has to be designed with one goal in mind and that's the safest possible flight. commercial, military, pilots. pilots think that way. there's no way in your opinion as a flight surgeon that this change, whatever its cause, could make air travel safer? >> no. and in light of the emerging and overwhelming data that's sho showing, the cardiac damage from covid and the covid vaccines on cardiac muscle, i can't imagine why they would make this move. and i think it's a question that really should be taken to dr. susan northrup. she's the senior flight surgeon for the f.a.a. ask what data they used to support this. i think it only undermines aviation safety. if you realize that in the military, pilots rece

aviation, for example, to people who are trying to enter aviation, people who entered some aviation educational institutionin the vlog of doctors by an expert commission. the psychologist is being tested e. well, here, if very briefly laconically, the first part is the minimum part consists of two blocks. this is an assessment of the personality of the mental state of the individual, the type of response, the prevailing and so on. and of course nervous mental stability and the second block - this is already the highest mental function - cognitive functions, that is, roughly speaking, the professionally important qualities of the pvk will be a specialist doctor. well, nevertheless, do you have a non-kayphobia with me? some feeling. what do you decide, because fate is unconditional, well, as an honored pilot, and he has nothing but the sky, nothing else at all. and you now it is necessary to pass sentences to say or just write in person, hardly, but still write not fit for cell work. how is the psychologist in itself an export to me, that is, let's immediately clarify this point. i don't write in my conclusi

well , civil aviation enterprises at the central aerohydrodynamic institute also work for exactly a periodak for holidays. now they are testing a key element of the future fatherland of your wide-body successor aircraft. il-96. this is a wing box, that is, its power structure. it is also undergoing resource tests of the ms-21, which is almost ready for mass production, which will soon be able to push the world market for combatants and airbation at one of the first copies of vice-premier-manders and arrived in ulyanovsk together with the general director of the united and aircraft corporation. and the head of the rossiya airline, which includes this aircraft, artyom petrovna gubeev, together one of the most influential politicians of russia in the transition period at the turn of the epochs, who shaped the policy of our country at the age of 80, passed away ruslan khasbulatov , representative of the supreme council of russia of the last convocation of that same , which ratified the bialowieza agreements having dissolved the soviet union, but two years later, the parliament itself was liqui

institute. he is a retired naval a year -- aviator. he has a wealth of domestic and foreign policy experience, served in various cabinet positions. most recently, he was responsible for one of the world's most complex energy transportation infrastructure networks, the trans-alaska pipeline. we are honored had -- to have both of you gentlemen here. i wanted to start things off by defining some of our terms. when we talk about energy security, why is it important, let me start with the government. >> thank you for having me. let's talk about the subject that i think is not only near and dear to my heart, our district, the men and women that i represent, but also to our national security. i have to start i think, with the term dependence. and to define you know, the question of what this energy security means, it really means the ability to not be dependent. do not have the dependence, and whether it is on our allies or adversaries, i think is obviously important, but somewhat irrelevant. because the dependence that you see other countrie

aviation exercises with the russians. the so-called christmas truce on the part of the russians is an information operation the institute fortudy of war is convinced of this. in this way, putin wants to damage the reputation of ukraine, american analysts say. the kremlin could have sought to provide a 36-hour pause for its troops to give them the opportunity to regain strength for offensive, meanwhile, british foreign minister james cleverley - said that the suspension of russian attacks will not lead to peace and stressed that russia must finally withdraw its troops and put an end to the attack on civilians , and president volodymyr zelenskyi in an address to the russians said that putin wants to use christmas as a cover in order to stop the advance of the armed forces of ukraine in the east in the kherson region, another concert by kobzon in the village of havrylivka and the fact that the base of the occupiers was destroyed near the village, the spokesman of the odesa military administration said serhiy bratchuk, it was housed in the dormitory of the tavrida plant, there were up to a thousand personnel and equipment, acco

these are the outposts of the future and the aviation yes unit will be equipped drones and drones are already on almost every train. now, at the institutea lieutenant, leaving the walls of the institute, he calmly controls an unmanned aerial complex. that is, this is the future. why go soldiers somewhere when he can raise a drone and see what 's happening to me impassable terrain. it is less the strength of the means is less and the resources of the automotive technical group. it consists only of your staff squad somewhere furnished. she goes there, goes there, then has its own breeches and others are narrower. eh, let's be so hard handing. this is the reserve of the head of the border detachment, which is engaged in purely combat training and ride somewhere in a separate area. now it was more difficult for me in the ukrainian direction. i practically threw the manner of the baltic group there to strengthen today everyone knows ahead. they rise, load and go there on their own. they are completely petrovich today, what is the number one question for you, the number one question has always been and will be our border security state. thank

these are the outposts of the future and the aviation yes unit will be equipped with drones and drones are already on almost every train. now, at the instituteg the walls of the institute, he calmly manages an unmanned investment complex. that is, this is the future. why go soldiers somewhere when he can raise a drone and see what 's going on impassable terrain. this is less means means less and resources of automotive technical. she, uh, consists only one of your employees has a woman in the detachment somewhere. she shoots there and goes there, that is, her own equipment and others are narrower. uh, we'll be so heavily surrounded. this is the reserve chief of the border detachment, which is engaged in purely combat training and once somewhere in a separate area. right now the menu of the ukrainian direction was more complicated. i practically threw the manner of the pro-baltic group there to strengthen the manner for today. they know everything today. they rise, load and go under their own power. there they are completely petrovich for today, what question number one for you question number one has always been and will be the provision of

the contractors and the people who work in these institutions and just kept going to make the future programs expensive by design instead of doing aviationhen the private sector drove the innovation and it did assist with technology advancements as well as the tendencies we know it today for human spaceflight the government paid to carry that out that allow the airlines to invest in the capability and space institution in the payloads and yet we have not found a way to leverage the government's investment to expand the market and that is the transformation that allows us to make that change today. so people forget after apollo they lost interest in space. and in the excellent book coming out of the time of the competing interest there is inflation the pandemic is still going on telling people why they should care about space or this era which was crucial in so many ways why is that important? >> the unique advantage has given us unbelievable returns as a society humans. and what we gain with instantaneous communication and we want to recognize by doing that we were opening up potentially space for more purposes the real problem for gover

enemy's assault and army aviation with missile troops and artillery of the russian army group, the information about the capture of the soledar is also confirmed by the american institute study of the war in its report, however, the ukrainian side refutes this, as the spokesman for the defense forces of the eastern direction, serhiy cherevaty, said, fighting is going on in the city, and the information that the ukrainian forces have left the soledar is not true, according to him, the enemy forces prevail because they threw the maximum number, but our forces are still fighting in the same place, cherevat added, also told the general staff in the evening briefing that the battles for soledar are continuing and that the situation in soledar is difficult, but controlled, they also say in the ministry of defense in ukraine, the russians are trying to capture the city in order to gain control over the transport routes, and so this will help them transfer their equipment and equipment to bakhmut, a place that the russian army has been trying to take for more than four months, minister of defense oleksiy reznikov told about this in an exclusive interview with the bbc, accordin

we are waiting for the aviation rammstein and for further activity in this matter on the part of poland and the pentagon and ukraine itself. the organization is an american instituteor the study of war . today, according to an important report , analysts of the institute believe that if the west had started working on the complete transition of ukraine to western weapons since the summer of last summer year and did not delay without supplying the necessary samples, the need for which was obvious, this allowed ukraine to continue counteroffensive operations after kherson without any delays, and by the way, this would also deprive the russian army of the opportunity to restore its forces, which is partially happening now . the west must recognize the influence that those delays on ukraine's ability to quickly liberate most of its territory , analysts of the american institute for the study of war admit, we hope that these conclusions will also affect the terms of delivery of other samples of weapons to ukraine where on the agenda behind the tanks, which we talked about for a long time, there is already a question about the mentioned multifunctional fighters and abou

institutions. and just kept going. that made the future programs expensive by design. instead of doing things like we had in aviation where the private sector really drove the innovation and the government did assist with both technology advancements as well as this sort of anchor tenancy as we know today, which we alternately have been doing for human spaceflight in the early days is called the kelly airmail act. the government just paid the airlines to carry the mail. and that allowed the airlines to invest in a capability because they had a customer. and once they had that customer they could go find more. space transportation launches a lot more than just government payloads in people, and yet we have not found a way to really leverage the governments investment to expand the market. and that's the transformation that is allowing us i think to today.at change >> host: we will get into sort of thete dynamic of this public-private partnerships, but when we talk about programs like apollo in this space shuttle, people forget that after apollo people kind of lost interest in space, and may be the shuttle was dynamic

the military transport aviation of the aerospace forces russia released military personnel will be delivered to moscow to undergo rehabilitation treatment at medical institutions have n't seen a single officer right now. well, guys, i don’t know who wouldn’t have grenades with them . tankers helicopter. more than human relations i blame no one those who were captured. i'm not talking about that. now they say that they understand ours. there on the other side. certainly not orthodox. that's why, when you say no to the last ukrainian. let their leadership think about it. and i will support igor, so that the leadership that will think about them will be different. quite different. that's all, see you tomorrow. hands up ok so what's wrong with us? who is this? this is mom, this is you, this is me, and who is this? hedgehog dad there lived a brave captain, he traveled many countries and more than once he plowed the ocean 15 times sharks. but he never blinked an eye. and i sing on the phone today at 10:20 we will be the head of the group. sorry uh-huh once the captain was in one of these countries and fell in love, how simple. we shugam about 15 times he was red, an

aviation technical school, the director says that when it was transferred to the balance of the region in 2019, 200 m² in the bathhouse of the hockey club remained the property of the flight institute at the moment. uh, how would we conclude an agreement with the name of gromov, uh, to rent 200 square meters. what is the state of the building in general? that is, how emergency it is, well, to say that it would not be emergency conducted on topics, an audience in which devastation is really not far from disaster, we changed the voice of our heroine, because she is afraid of being expelled from the technical school in some classrooms, just a ceiling, because that yes from the fact that the roof is leaking from the fact that the building is in a terrible state at this time. she is not officially recognized. but no, he is officially unrecognized by all relevant services. i don’t know to be honest, how is the speech on the safety of children in the regional mechanization or reported quote overhaul planned to be carried out before the end of 2026, now it’s up to the name gromov of his own company the basement of cultural heritage sites, it is they who will have to put the correct comma t

aviation, tanks, uh, spring offensive, crimea, which must be urgently captured. well, and so on and so forth. you know, life taught that a long time ago and soviet time, when we taught from our educational institutions did it start with the ability to deceive the enemy, so everything that americans talk about on tv is 90%. this is either a lie or a directed attempt at a directed influence on some maneuver targets. if they say that they will go to the roof , they will ironically go the other way, something like this, so the first most important thing is that you definitely cannot believe all this water. this does not mean that we should open there, keep it open , don't think about anything, everything will be fine there. no here you need to clearly understand that today, uh, there is a number of tanks, that is, 150. well, this is definitely not the topic that is needed for an offensive. well, this is not serious, to be honest, with tom speaking, these are about tanks. how many tanks were there? in division 313 of the division, only i am the commander of the fifth tank division in my time, 314, i apologize 314 is still there as the commander of the division commander. tank control divisions. i'm afrai