village of orangoy and the volginsky district, i work at the opera and ballet theater, my name is bairme from the village doristuy, dzhidinsky district, i work as a ballet dancer, actually we started communicating as colleagues, then everything grew into more, more and... we started dating, we actually had a wedding last year, but it was more, probably in a classic style, now we want to have a wedding more according to the traditions of our buryats, and show the custom, so that every resident of our vast country could see how the buryats celebrate a wedding. baikal, we are in buryatia and the wind here is not just an atmospheric phenomenon, yes, it is hero, legend, giant, guardian of these places, each wind has its own name. shilonnik, supreme, buguldeika, sarma, and, of course, borguzin. hey, borguzin, did our natasha pass on any news to you? natalya alexandrovna told you to study the local traditions properly. and don't mix anything up, because the buryats come from more than twenty clans of tribes, for example, the bride is from the ekherit tribe, and the groom is from the otagan cl

i want to bring in former fdic chair sheila bair.ial thoughts on powell's comments. >> well, it's a mixed bag. i was glad to, you know, i didn't want to hear 100 tobasis points total. i thought the 50 was too high, too much, too fast. but he did seem to be saying they weren't in any hurry to lower rate, they're going to be careful. they would dial it back, so that was somewhat reassuring. i didn't hear a clear bias towards additional cuts of any size, significant size. charles: so i was reading this morning or yesterday a piece from the chief economist over at apollo, and i thought about you because the title of the report is goldilocks has arrived, but the story doesn't end here. he writes that the risk of cutting interest rates too much, too quickly is that the economy can become too hot again, right in and they had several compelling charts in there including financial conditions infor example. and -- index. this was something you were warning about before they cut 50. >> yeah, i have been. if it ain't broke, don't fix it, and the

hormozgan, bushehr, qom and khuzestan 100. 6 provinces of karban, tehran, golestan, ilam, kohkiloyeh and bair ahmad and sistan baluchistan, between 91 and 99% and four provinces of mazandaran, fars, alborz and khorasan razavi have been paid between 73 and 90%. candidates who are allowed to choose a field from the previous day can up to 150. kill your chosen location in the database according to the national assessment organization , 140,3037 people were allowed to choose their field in the national exam. we have 5 days to choose the field. i really request the loved ones not to leave this work to the last day because they have the opportunity to think about it in these five days. they have the so-called editing opportunity , leave it to the last day, no more editing can be done. at the same time as the last days of the month of travel, the jihadi group of peace messengers provided free medical services to the people in one of the suburbs of mashhad. this medical group examines and treats more than a thousand people daily. from cities central iran. they packed their luggage and left for mashha

moderating the session will be the ceo of elastic and joining him is robert bair, sami khouri, ori schein, chris gower, and felicity oswald. we are also related to have anne neuberger kick this session off with a few introductory words. anne: it's good to see everyone. thank you for being here again. when the white house launched the counter ransomware initiative in october 2021, this was driven by a recognition that when we looked at ransomware, it was a fundamental example of cyberattacks that crossed every border. you could have individuals in one set of companies using infrastructure in another set of countries to conduct attacks on hospitals, water systems, companies, governments in a whole additional set of countries. fundamentally, we needed to bring together as many partners as we could around the world to tackle the problem together. the first meeting was virtual and involved 31 countries and the european union. today, as you heard, as we gather for the fourth annual counter ransomware initiative at the end of the month in d.c. it has grown to almost 70 countries including interp

a lot of people are out there saying 50 except sheila bair, and she's got a great reason for that.t week that the fed gets it right? because the big debate is should there be front-loading these rate cuts? >> well look. so i'm not on the fed obviously, and you and i have had this conversation before. i would have done things a lot differently a long time ago, but i think that if jerome powell comes out next week and cuts 50 basis points, now i don't know this for sure, but i would suspect that the markets might not take that as well as everybody thinks, because you're kind of admitting that a lot of this recent economic data that we've seen, employment is still positive. we still created 140,000 jobs the last report, but i think if you that there's something else going on in the economy that you're really worried about, and i'm not sure the markets going to take that well so i suspect they will come out with this first rate cut at 25 and then kind of use their data dependence to go from there. charles: if there is something else they are worried about they should make hat more impo

medical reporter dina bair explains. the newer and popular drugs are effective. they help people shed pounds and address a host of health issues. >>yet when they stopped the powerful meds, patients often feel powerless. >>jeremy used to stuff out of the garbage. it's a terrible what would you eat? how much would you what does that look there was a limit. i mean, i would be sec and the advice of a doctor, jeffrey, of was me turn to a newer class of medications glp one therapies. >>he took both pick and jaro at different times. users inject the drugs that bind with receptors in the brain to slow digestion and curb appetite. they even help lower blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar. their popularity has soared. and so at times have shortages. the reason he got off it. >>was because i couldn't get it from my pharmacy. it was back order. >>that's when things backfired for the compulsive eater. so i was feeling good doing great. i said, you know what? i'm just gonna not. >>i didn't take it. and also within a couple weeks when your appetite comes up like a hurric

you don't get invited on brett bair show, i guess, if you say the words donald trump who is the one thatthe threat, the threat of all these horses. i should say one other thing. one rationale that folks might have given to say why they're different than dick and liz in the past is trump would have more people aligned with him around him. the other big news story this week is we've learned again, it's been confirmed again, that actually trump has the most isolationist and the most dangerous people around him this time. i mean, he chose jd vance to be his vp at the advice of tucker carlson. among a couple other isolationists. you know, tucker, who is platforming a neo-nazi of historians -- a historian that says churchill is the bad guy in world war ii. and we know -- we know jd vance is saying he doesn't care about the ukrainians. he doesn't care about them. it's like that is going to be his inner circle next time. a bunch of people that are in their view of the free world and america's role in the world to the view of internationalists and the kind of bipartisan national security consensu

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i would point out one from sheila bair who many of us have worked with over the years from the crisis and affluence. and, again, if anyone would know what were the needed skills to be chair of the fdic , i think she would bear pretty high on that list since she served as president bush's head of the fdic from 2006 to 2011. in her current role, she sponsors the commission's technology advisory committee where she is engaged with industry and other stakeholders in other challenges and risk in a.i., block chain, and digital efforts. again, i think going at the fdic from that regulatory position and having the knowledge, the technology-based knowledge, about how a.i. will change our systems and banking regulations, block chain, and the whole realm of digital assets, this is exactly the kind of experience we need at this agency at this point. christy's dedication to public service, the breath of her work experience, and approving accountability in the sector make her well qualified to take the lead at the fdic at this crucial time in its history, and i have no doubt that she can make the k

moderating the session will be the ceo of elastic and joining him is robert bair, sami khouri, ori scheinoswald. we are also related to have anne neuberger kick this session off with a few introductory words. anne: it's good to see everyone. thank you for being here again. when the white house launched the counter ransomware initiative in october 2021, this was driven by a recognition that when we looked at ransomware, it was a fundamental example of cyberattacks that crossed every border. you could have individuals in one set of companies using infrastructure in another set of countries to conduct attacks on hospitals, water systems, companies, governments in a whole additional set of countries. fundamentally, we needed to bring together as many partners as we could around the world to tackle the problem together. the first meeting was virtual and involved 31 countries and the european union. today, as you heard, as we gather for the fourth annual counter ransomware initiative at the end of the month in d.c. it has grown to almost 70 countries including interpol and the european union. w

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