well, zambia is the l beacon of peace in southern africa, thatis beacon of peace in southern africa,why you should actually visit. because, terrorism and peace are inseparable. zambia is well known to host all other african countries before they actually got independence, so it is actually got independence, so it is a beacon of peace. and then, when you look at zambia, we have 20 national parks and six management areas in pristine environments, so, if you want to see the big five or the best national parks, investing zambia. we have a zambezi national park, you will be able to see wildlife at its best. and then at another national park which is 20,000 square kilometres, that is only three hours away from the main airport in the south. when it comes to adventure, as well, we have, of course, the main victoria falls, the falling curtains of waters a long way down. you will be able to enjoy the victoria falls. those are the many many trump cards to encourage people to visit zambia. much more, the people of zambia, we are so hospitable in terms of visitors and the experience you will hav

bit, but this technique will help her feel at least a little better, all patients at home with a beacones. that's why we usually don't talk about specific deadlines, but we try make sure that every day of the child’s life passes in joy and painlessness. her grandmother loves her very much, and the young woman also loves her grandmother zhanna very much, but it’s difficult to show her this, but lately it’s been getting better, she’s at least learned to clench her baby’s fist, did they help here at the hospice? palliative status, the grandmother decided to bring the child here to moscow, because my husband and i always looked at the house like a beacon, we always sent it here, we didn’t think that this would happen to us, and i think maybe they will help us, they will definitely help us, and not only hospice workers, we will help you by simply scanning the qr code on the screen or sending an sms with the word help to number 1200, mikhail plokhotnik, anastasia altukhova, natalya levchenkova and vladislav dubovitsky, ntv television company. how well our country is familiar to us and where i

become a beacon of shame.ke turner said that the united states says three times that every type of weapon is not available, and then it takes another six months before the weapons reach ukraine. since the beginning of the middle east war, washington has not transferred weapons to ukraine for 59 days. the warm welcome of the ukrainian foreign minister , nato's gestures are understandable, but the military alliance is concerned that trench warfare leads to heavy losses, we should not underestimate russia, this is a very serious warning, because that in reality the alliance looks tired of the war, even the us soldiers, this is what distinguishes us from others, our proposal is very fair, you send us weapons, we fight. ukraine is experiencing an ammunition shortage; of the million artillery shells promised, the allies have probably delivered only about 3,000. obviously. ukraine needs more weapons. we have already begun to work intensively in this direction, carrying out further deliveries of anti-aircraft systems,

diet as well. more plant -based or a beacon diet as well.— diet as well.ill boost the sector. what will you be focusing on in your talk? we're ttoin to focusing on in your talk? we're going to be _ focusing on in your talk? we're going to be talking _ focusing on in your talk? we're going to be talking lot - focusing on in your talk? we're going to be talking lot about i going to be talking lot about insights. we have collaborated with an ngo and collaborated with an ngo and collaborated with brilliant vc firm, not—for—profit, commissioning a new piece of research. we will publish that with the show this week or tomorrow. which is going to be grateful that we have a lot more clarity now in terms of where the head room for growth is. it.— for growth is. it. thank you and good — for growth is. it. thank you and good luck— for growth is. it. thank you and good luck with - for growth is. it. thank you and good luck with the - for growth is. it. thank you | and good luck with the expo for growth is. it. thank you - and good luck with the expo and your talks. le

he's currently on his "chris tucker the legend" stand-uptour you can see him at the beacon theatre in7th and 18th. tickets are available at christucker.com. please welcome to the show chris tucker, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> i like that can y'all come and bring me out tomorrow night at the beacon theater? and the next night >> seth: there you go, they're great, right >> they are awesome, man >> seth: you're great. >> thank you, seth >> seth: i'm so happy to have you here >> and i'm happy to be here, man. >> seth: this is -- i will say, let me tell you something. because you've earned the right to call yourself a legend. [ cheers and applause >> thank you thank you. >> seth: i'm glad you have the confidence to -- >> you know, i thought people was trying to say i was old. you know, younger people say, "man, you a legend." i be like, "i ain't that old, man, wait a minute." [ laughter ] and then, i kind of accepted it. >> seth: yeah, you got to -- when they give you legend, you've got to wear legend. >> you just take it. >> seth: you've got to take it >>

these radio beacons are the same as a light beacon, only in electronic form, but why is it needed if they always navigate by it, well, under no circumstances should it be turned off, but does it have any controls? this unit has a computer to control it. another plus of working at the lighthouse is that the whole family receives free food rations. butter, vegetable oil, stewed meat, chicken. why do you have so many products there, why are you, are you afraid that at some point... everything required? no, damn it, i put something down and put it down. in general, many local residents stock sakhalin; in addition to the fact that the island is isolated from the mainland, it is also seismically unstable. sakhalin is constantly shaking, all because it is located in the so -called pacific ring of fire zone. in fact, the entire island is divided by tectonic faults, and here you can also find unique... mud and now i will introduce you to a person who knows almost everything about these volcanoes. artyom dekterev - employee of the institute of marine geology and geophysicists, who study earthq

relentless struggles of indigenous. communities, ours is now the vanguard of multicultural nations, beacon of multiculturalism, a concept, the champions, the unity of divergences fortifying us in the face of our adversaries, economic tribulations, climatic fluctuations, fiscal crises and the labirinthine maze of political dilemmas have all unveiled their haunting visages, what then is this diversity, reiterate, it is the harmonious essence of distinctions our united front against our foes. in the very heart of bolivia, the confluence of miliad cultural facets forms a sprawling tapestry, a wealth of identity and dignity. yet the audacity to craft policies that scorn these very diversities remains an enigma. a brief sojorn ago, i found myself in a profound dialogue with friends and brethren from the imara community, a steadfast indigenous group within bolivia. i had lent my political persona to their noble cause, aligning myself with their campaign, a spirited endeavor orchestrated by the imas dwelling along bambast. as i stood within the heart of santa cruz, i was graced by the presence of

only i have money like this count, no, why do you need money, you, the count, didn’t have such a beaconalthy as a bull, harmony, because? as they say, i have everything, i have my mayakh, i have my daughter, tanya, but what else does a person need, nothing else is needed, i’m wrong, that’s where you’re wrong, igor, yes, yes, nothing, no it’s necessary, but a friend, a friend with whom you can easily have a drink on the veranda, do you have this friend? this is why you’re offended now, not only is there, but he’s here, next to you, sasha, sasha, sasho, igoryusha, well, sardyulya, well, let’s do it, igoryoshka, lisa, and i, i want to ask you something. ask, just don’t be offended, you work for money, without money only sharak works, this kind of work is called chit yes, i understand, you’re a girl, that ’s my question, why do you need money, a bone, are you kidding me or what, i’m serious. something tells me that this is not a question of daily bread, you have already saved up on life, on trinket, so i’m not mistaken, why do you need, why do you need more, it’s none of your business, very

soul, and for the sake of this love it is worth living, let it sound without words, shine like a beacon of the night, the kidnappers close oleg in a box to which they connect. konstantin goes to a meeting with bandits and falls into a trap. tikhon decides to talk to oleg’s mother, but olga ignatieva shields her son. galina is trying to set tatyana up with lobov. chigorin's father wants vlad to marry his friend’s daughter for convenience. galina and chegorin, dressed in tatyana lobova's clothes, shoot a compromising video. konstantin and oleg manage to defuse the bomb and escape. so what now brother? now i called my mother and she’s waiting, tanya is also waiting, no matter what , listen, let’s go together, no, i can’t, i’m tired, i’ll go get some sleep. would you also rather go to the lighthouse in the morning? no, all these days i was just thinking about how i could see tanya, let me at least give you some homework. listen, maybe you should go see your mom after all, you know, no power to talk, to talk? i see, okay, if you’re so tired, go home, rest too, and take a taxi. sure? of cours

okay, go ahead, we 'll lock you in using the beacons in your bag, got it, lights out.you are going to do after university. and i would advise you to think about working with children, i this seems close to you, why? well, you have a soul, tanya, a subtle, inner ear, so to speak, it seems to me that this is close to you , you will find an approach to children, you think, yes, i ’m sure, but first, so it seems to me that it’s better for you. do science, go to graduate school, will you write a phd thesis? i don’t know, i’m not sure that science is my thing, and besides, i’m unlikely to be able to teach , tanya, believe me, an academic degree will always come in handy, no matter what you decide to do, i’ll think about it, think about it, let’s go, right after refused him at birth... my own mother, my own mother rented out the children's home, at the age of 3 he ended up in a family of guardians, but at the age of 12, they abandoned him. ochim took the ax and said, i’ll chop off your head, i say, orusha - to a boarding school, packed up our things and handed them over, now

the police broadcast broke the silence, went into the night, about a shining beacon, just a beacon, on the phone is not silent, with a police star, from sunset to dawn, and near kiterem a simple heart beats, plunging into wave, human troubles, humanly, 0.2, let. time changes running, zero, at all times, 0.2 and a police patrol is on the way, 0.2 - this means helping to save, 0.2, this means trouble will recede, 02, 02,020, police... life without sleeping children, with a mother's hand, will not leave the borders, and will not abandon their posts, who once stood in front of the eternal flame, and the hearts will remember the fallen soldiers, who guarded the country night and day, 0,2 let him change again: a person is waiting for help, 0, 2, tirelessly protects the cities, at all times, at all times, zero two, rub the police paths, 0.2 - this means help save, 0.2 - this means the prida will retreat, nobert, zero' bar tirelessly protects the cities, at all times, at all times, zero two, they will help police along the paths, zero two, this means help save, 0.2, this means they will leave

you come back and look at our wonderful model, policing by consent largely unarmed, it is a bright beaconnternationally of effective policing, something that is to be celebrated, champion and protected. i will seek to do that with your help. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. we help. ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much-— you very much. we are “ust leaving that speech — you very much. we are “ust leaving that speech there. _ the new home secretary james cleverly delivering a speech there and the live pictures. that was the first speech in his new role for james cleverly and is started by saying it was unexpected, he was planning to be in ukraine delivering a speech as foreign secretary and of course david cameron is no delivering that following the reshuffle delivered last week. we saw him talking about a challenging time for police, especially referring to protests and the ongoing protest marches through london. asking for police officers and chief to talk to him about issues and concerns they had. he they are really pushing the point he has an open door policy, seeing him

increasing the pressure on her cycle, really actually which is probably block manual if they're a beacon health doctor ava. it applies pressure in short bursts and targeted spots to release the joint. and then i do feel some relief, but it still hurts me as i think the pain is more from the pressure fits. it did help as parkwood to prevent the joint from getting blocked in the future. so between us like now now wants to try to stabilize her pelvis with physiotherapy. regular exercise provides the long term stability, your back needs bus and why it is also important and even simple exercises can help . here's one that tim recommends. hi, what come to a great exercise for a spine which is of course the back phone us in our life and exercises called the windscreen wipers. okay, thank you. my linus, the only one me up know, raise your hands in this position and you pretend to be the wind screen. why? but right now, the rain is light. that means to twist to the last slowly and twist the right slowly to always as far as i can until you feel the stretch and the sides of your spine. and now woul

a beacon for countries that strive to live in peace and create, in contrast to the destabilizing westernder. and according to good tradition, by november 7, belarusians receive the necessary and socially important gifts . a new kindergarten with 190 places has opened in the young microdistrict of north. modern layout, spacious and sleeping quarters, a swimming pool, sports and assembly halls, classrooms for hobby classes, all this will allow pupils to receive a comprehensive preschool education, there are clubs for arts and crafts and artistic creativity, a theater group, classes in computer science and ecology will be held in the near future , short-term stay groups will open, and a mother’s school will begin operating. now it’s much more convenient when the kindergarten is located close to home, you don’t have to take your child anywhere in the morning to the kindergarten, everything is within walking distance, for our novy microdistrict, this kindergarten was very necessary, we are incredibly glad that it opened, this microdistrict will have about 35,000 residents, so this social faci

i'm the full my us house beacon nancy pelosi and attacked her husband with a hand that has been found guilty of attempted kidnapping and assault david dipaq. they had planned to take the literacy hosted chief sciences up to 50 years in prison. voicing in liberia's presidential election has ended with morris to far it's counted opposition later on. former vice president joseph boycott leads at 50.6 percent off, his rival president george way. at 49.4 percent of the election is widely considered a test full way. who has faced criticism for not tackling corruption. and finland has announced it will close for crossing points on its border with the russia to stop in inflow of asylum seekers. the crossing points some close at midnight on friday. officials say the decision is in response to russian officials allowing a surge of people without proper documents to reach the board as well. stains prime minister pedro sanchez has secured and all the time and office ending months of political deadlocks. he naturally wants support to form and you government of the socialist party signed a controve

had a stick nation by going forward, they'll also structural issues which such as the gross booby beacon to use on. and this is about the long term outcome for energy energy. the next couple of years, very meant to do nighted safe and much cheaper than here. and this you can see is already in germany. this is net to an exit us off energy intensive manufacturing firms such as the chemical industry. yeah, came up to commerce, bank chief economists york as always, thank you for your thoughts. thank you. and not to some of the other global business stories making news. half of german companies are struggling to fill vacancies, student labor shortages according to germany's chamber of commerce and industry. that is, despite the stagnation of the arizona largest economy, germany, much like other industrialized countries, faces labor shortages, especially in high skilled sectors. now has improved a global minimum tax on multi nationals, the southeastern asian economy, currently offers preferential rates to large for investors. the move will now force more than a 100 phone companies, including e

developing a 2 per cent increase in profits compared to a year earlier. sion janet jones formation into a beacon of electric public transportation set, 2nd pending precedents. it offers a glimpse into a future where organ mobility and environmental protection can core exist. now to some of the other global business stories making news, british energy giants b p has posted a lower than expected process of $3300000000.00 in the 3rd quarter. the companies ness earnings were done from over a $1000000.00 in the same period. last year, and the company for a significant jump in profits after russia invasion of ukraine, a mess i own platforms, facebook and instagram are launching paid subscriptions in most of europe that will remove from the platform. the option will be exclusive to people in the u. europeans, economic area, and switzerland starting in november and albania, one of the poorest countries in europe 5 as car ownership remains relatively low, but things aren't changing fast. decades old cars generally imported illegally from the u. r. no, a common slice on the roads aging. second hand cars a

so how about having a beacons big from a 3 d printer for dinner that could reduce our environmental impact according to the food and agriculture organization, nearly 15 percent of harmful emissions come from lifestyle farming. when it comes to protecting the environment, freely printing may not be a bad idea. the 3 d printing is really uniquely positioned to be a more sustainable and less wasteful industry than traditional manufacturing. it's still a young industry, so there are a lot of learning steps ahead to truly optimize and the cheapest potential. but the way that we're seeing it going, i can only believe that this is better for the world from a sustainability perspective. less waste, lighter optics and more sustainable materials. 3 d printing is full of potential to make production processes much more energy and resource efficient. it's unbelievable to see all of the things that can be printed these days. what would you like to print and how do you think this technology could be his best? let us know by and see you next time. the institute the this award recognizes people connected

it was on the official yet i was told that she was found in beacon woods and she was found that i was a i was relieved. i was relieved that she was dead and it was a it was all over. it would have been pretty quick. yeah. it was, it was a relief thinking that she wasn't even casa. i prefer that, but emily was in gaza with no parent attentive to come, said no one to wish her a happy birthday when she 19 went to homeland, a mistake had been made as world collapsed a 2nd time in. in that moment i was just thrown back into the nightmare that does the sheer terror of a 9 year old go down in those dark tunnels never seemed to live and die. but sheer terror panic. every hour of every day. she must, besides every die godaddy with my diving was an account with the site freight nightmare nightmare. last at 50 days, a picture of my goal is to remedy, but slowly, very slowly, suffering made way for heart. when the news broke, but how mouse would indeed release as riley hostages and exchange for palestinian prisoners. the people of an entire country health deborah. from television to the dead sea,

cassandra ventura alleged that the heat pump is getting a better known as dd. subject is her to beacons and forced drunk use during the use long relationship times as lois is the heat pump style vehemently denies the allegations. the manager broke into the home of full. my us house speaking nancy pelosi and attacked her husband with a hand that has been found guilty of attempting to keep not being an assault david the pipe had planned to take place a hostage chief science is up to 50 years in prison. funding in library as presidential election has ended with mice divides, counted opposition later in the form of vice president joseph park high leads at 50.6 percent over his rifle. president george way at 49.4 percent election is widely considered a test full way on who has faced criticism for not tackling corruption as well. nice. so has said ukraine will one day become a member of the military alliance, bought that this cons happened as long as the country is at full. will one permanent voices for the idea of granting you crime membership, but excluding areas onto a rush and i'll keep o

relentless struggles of indigenous. communities, ours is now the vanguard of multicultural nations, beaconof multiculturalism, a concept, the champions, the unity of divergences fortifying us in the face of our adversaries, economic tribulations, climatic fluctuations, fiscal crisis, and the laberinthine maze of political dilemmas, have all unveiled their haunting visages. what then is this diversity, reiterate: it is the harmonious coal. cultural facets forms a sprawling tapestry, a wealth of identity and dignity. the audacity to craft policies that scorn these very diversities remains an enigma. a brief sojorn ago, i found myself in a profound dialogue with friends and brethren from the imara community, a steadfast indigenous group within bolivia. i had lent my political persona to their noble cause, aligning myself with their campaign, a spirited endeavor orchestrated by the imas dwelling along bamba street. as i stood within the heart of santa cruz, i was graced by the presence of exquisite young maidens, with the rhythmic drumming offered unwavering support. the culmination of the cam

what are you trying to do is i'm military losing drones and the beacon am through the group on true areas as a ballpark one people in the country. and then the most, almost 60 percent of the country's territory is not controlled by and u g and the resistance forces and the many areas on top of that when you use up competing. so ministry control only basically only the big cities that even the big cities of the they lost control. and then we, we are winning and at this it says the home and as long as soon as we gain the cause of we've pulled up people's ministration on the wrong or right. know, and you'll be set up the more than 100 ministration mother iris, empty cultures across the mall and the state also the help the, the old, the state is facing. pol bodies for example, and currently stay the are you so you can turn it into the executive council. so those are the ones that we're taking over the uh, the services and just providing the administrative and then the restoring the oral . and then also the security also people. so those are the ones that we are we still see stations, the reso

nothing else in it except the competitive component, it is purely for e-sports, e-sports, like a bright beacon several dozen games are released a day, that is, from them almost nothing... becomes e-sports, because the main task of games, no matter how sad it may sound, is to make money, there are some hardcore games that basically become e-sports, where there is a certain challenge, where something is really needed overcome, but in general, once again , e-sports can be a good driver, but it is still just a superstructure on top of such a huge iceberg, and the gaming industry, well , in terms of development... the industry, what is our role in this? well, let's do this, and the federation after all, he is involved in e-sports, not games , but we were one of the founders of a structure called a priori, which united game manufacturers, and this is where our task is to support the development of domestic game makers. we are talking about the fact that 10 years ago we practically did not know how to produce good, high-quality games of our own, there were only a few of them, now there are already a

major numbers, and what does that say of course about france, which loves to proclaim itself such a beacone protest there happening in paris. thank you so much. uh, with that we end our live coverage. do stay with us, we'll be back at half past the hour with international news. it's bye-bye for now. هو يوم حزين نفقد فيه مزيد من الزملاء الصحفيين في هذه الحرب التي تشننها اسرائيل على غزه في اليوم الاول فقدنا اثنين من الصحفيين واليوم نفقد الزميلين سعيد الطويل ومحمد صبح هذه خساره كبيره لجموع الصحفيين تؤكد ان الااحتلال الاسرائيلي لا يرغب في نقل صوره الحقيقه من غزه يريد ان يغطي هذه الصوره التي ينقلها الصحافيون الفلسطينيون i believe that working together we can make a street. a blinding flash of white light lit up the sky over gaza tonight, people running for cover, not knowing whether they're dead or alive, they came with their... gangs in their planes with ravaging firy flames and nothing remains, just the voice rising up in the smoky hase, we will not go down in the night without a fight, you can burn up our masks in our homes and our schools, but our spirit will never die, we will not go down

beacon is currently our only narrow instrument. beacon is a high resolution, handheld zoom camera capable 40 times optical zoom. our instruments collect a wide range of data, all of which is fed to our enclosure housed beneath an outdoor instrument. here, data is processed, analyzed in real time. objects detected and tracked by the wide field instrument are localized in 3d space and analyzed for unusual characteristics. selected targets are then to the beacon for follow up observation. finally, data is and uploaded to the cloud by. these combined systems comprised the current version of the observatory system with many refinements, additions and upgrades scheduled or near term implementation. at pigeon run. and so the important point to realize is that the sky not classified and therefore we don't need to wait the us government to declassify information about the sky. we can do a systematic study of the sky and computers to tell us if there is anything unusual. these are machine learning that can identify birds, airplanes, drones,

and in security with me now in the studio is dw, politically corresponding palms spiral with whom beacon on back the story. more. thomas, you've been following this visit the latest bible for that she started out in about a 2nd and 3rd should he is and is now in his stroke. what stood out to you about those comments that so this is not the 1st visit, the book makes to the region since it will be gone. it is a very significant visit because it comes to a difficult time in the, in the conflict. something that she, by the way, also acknowledged. and you mentioned, i think the 2 key words on wavering support. i'll explain that because germany has time and time again. and she did this during the trip. we mentioned this unwavering support that germany has towards, is related to was israel ls security that has to do with germany's historical responsibility. that's something that may seem obvious to many people here in the country, but that's such a they need explaining in other parts of the world in other countries that see the conflict, see the war and a very different light. that's one side o

has a fairly extensive program, we understand, yes, absolutely right , several cities, including beaconourse kazan, of course, first, and actually for the ceremony itself, which took place in the space pavilion, this is another car, by the way, from the cortege, to the participants of the ceremony was addressed first of all by the president of russia, who noted the significance of this tournament, not only for our country, but also for the development of traditional sports, digital sports and, in principle, for coordination and we in russia well understand the value of diversity, including of course, in sports, for us it is much more than a competition of strength and skill, or the basis of a healthy, active lifestyle. sport is a symbol of the embodiment of justice and humanism, a path to strengthening mutual understanding between countries and peoples. there is no doubt that the upcoming the tour will resonate with millions of people. and it will clearly demonstrate that one of the absolute priorities of the emerging multipolar world is the harmony of intellect and physical perfection.

is military losing drones and the beacon armstrong, the group on 2 areas above, one people in the country. and then the most, almost 60 percent of the country territory is not controlled by and u g. and the resistance forces and the many areas on top of that when you are use up on preaching so many if you control only basically only the big cities that even the big cities of the, the loss control. and then we, we all in the end of this, it says the home and as long as soon as we gain the cause, we were told that people ministration on the wrong or right know and you'd be set up though more than 100 ministration mother. and right 70 cultures across from the mall. and that's an estate also the help the, the old, the state of nutrition, pol bodies for example, and currently stay are you so you can turn it into the executive council. so those are the ones that will take, you won't forget about the column, additional visitors and just providing the administrative and then restoring the oral and then also the security of the people. so those are the ones that we are. we still see stations, the

well, this is also true, well, when we talk about the fact that cinema sets a model and some moral beaconst is based on and women often, well, rather girls, also confuse strength with impudence, just the strength of the concept, then with age and experience, you begin to understand what strength really is, that it is not impudence, and most likely exactly, at first you think that this is not only arrogance, then you realize that this is not arrogance at all, and then you understand that this is the opposite of arrogance, that if you see arrogance, then there is no strength there, first of all, weakness is immediately yes .. .this is already the third one, as it were, for women who have already a lot when she understands, yes, absolutely right, yes, you are right, yes, since there is such an erroneous... idea, that is, our task, our values, which we affirm, must necessarily be confronted with anti-values, only then it will make sense, in general, this, this training , this drama, it will then work when you definitely collide, and you remember how you and i dreamed, remember, vanya, 3 years

f it is shown as a beacon of freedom and opportunity to so many who had come before. while studying here, my father met my mother. she was born in a town on the other side of the world in kansas. my her father worked on oil rigs and farms through most of the a depression. the day after pearl harbor, my grandfather signed up for duty.d joint patent's army and march across europe. back home, my grandmother raised a baby and went to work on a bomber assembly line. after the war, they study with the g.i. bill and bought a house and then later moved west all the way to hawaii in search of opportunity. and they have big dreams for their daughter. a common dream one of two li consonants. my parents shared not only an improbable love, they shared of faith in the possibilities of this nation. they would give me an african a name, barack. believing that in america your name is no barrier to success. they imagine me going to the best schools in the land, even though they were not rich. ow in a generous america, you don't have to be rich to achieve your potential. >> >> they are

we have seen president biden giving a talk about climate change and how the us as a beacon of stabilitypacific. i have to say, a lot of the most important meetings here today are happening behind closed doors. you have global leaders meeting of their global leaders and hashing out deals. i would also say that there are a lot of chief executives of major companies here as well. global leaders, notjust here to meet their counterparts but to meet their counterparts but to meet the ceos as well and we just saw the chief executive of google wandering past. he wasn't answering questions. that gives you a flavour of the kinds of people who are here and who global leaders want to do deals with. i would also say that there was quite significant protest here in san francisco this morning, the bay bridge one of the main arteries into the city was closed by pro—palestinian protesters for hours causing traffic, chaos. at the moment from what we can see at micro when it has not disrupted the summit too much. we may have more on that summit later on in the programme. as the world moves away from fossi

conditions and carried out ice reconnaissance, that is, it found large icebergs, then dropped them on a beaconthere overnight, and thus an interactive map of ice movement was created, which made it possible to create a safe research route. this and other companies in the park are helped by community centers. there is all the necessary modern equipment , for example, for cutting metal, which is expensive for a small company to buy for itself, and such machines in technology parks are constantly updated, about 170 million rubles are spent on them from the state program for innovative development, the minsk technology park itself is expanding, the new matavela squares on partisan avenue are undergoing reconstruction and they will be ready to open the doors for new presidents. private business is actively involved in import substitution programs, for example, at one borisov enterprise they know for sure that bread is the boss of everything, in its honor they are building factories and complexes for the preparation of seed grain. this is a sought-after product; last year turned out to be especially

relentless struggles of indigenous communities, ours is now the vanguard of multicultural nations, beacon of multiculturalism, a concept that champions the unity of divergences. is fortifying us in the face of our adversaries, economic tribulations, climatic fluctuations, fiscal crises and the labirenthine maze of political dilemmas have all unveiled their haunting visages. what then is this diversity? reiterate: it is the harmonious coalescence of distinctions, our united front against our foes. in the very heart of bolivia, the confluence of miliad cultural facets. is a sprawling tapestry, a wealth of identity and dignity, yet the audacity to craft policies that scorn these very diversities remains an enigma. a brief sojorn ago, i found myself in a profound dialogue with friends and brethren from the imara community, a steadfast indigenous group within bolivia. i had lent my political persona to their noble cause, aligning myself with their campaign, a spirited endeavor, wavering support, the culmination of the campaign marked an opportunity to inquire, and i approach these graceful you

were sailing respectively from the south, from the southeast were guided by it, there is a radio beacon right, look at the lighthouse, what kind of sculpture is this, what is it called, and this is not a sculpture, it’s a kekur, that is, it’s a pillar, stone or , man-made or natural, on the surface of water, is called kekur. why are there so many birds around these kekurs? in particular, a talking gull is nesting on this kekura, we hear, yes, why talkatively, they help navigation about in the service, yes, now they, our colleagues, now they are training young animals, they will soon take to the wing, they will fly, since it’s winter, apparently food base. they move with it; the natural conditions here are quite severe and strong winds in winter, and therefore the seagulls are uncomfortable here. when you go for a walk in the pacific ocean, you expect, of course, to see not only birds, but also the sea world the peninsula is truly fabulously rich. look, seal, wa, there she is, there she is, this cute black head , those eyes so far, hello, yes, and there is also such a tradition, guys, if

mike thomas wrote that he had wowed faithful the country as a beacon of, hope and a future presidential candidate. it writing in the washington post, dan balz and haynes johnson said in just 20 minutes, it's really 17. albom as political career had changed the reaction. the speech was over overwhelming. after he gave the speech, obama had to beg pack of photographers to please let him go to the bathroom because they were just following up. it was a speech that came politics, christmas you saw a very famous commentator said of the speech. it was an amazing moment in history. people compared him to mario, who had given a great keynote but that wasn't all he was compared to abraham lincoln, martin luther king and bill clinton. i think the first two are closer to being accurate by after the speech. he became the most popular member of the democratic party. 51 months later, he's elected president of the united states. 51 month later, there are only two other presidents in all of american history for. a speech like this transforming an unknown political figure, a nationally known and future c

other hospitals in gaza, including maamdani , are attacked every time with warning beacons.nones jabalia, dibbleblah and nusirat at the same time the lecture of shafa banbaran hospital. in front of these crimes last night, the zionists are celebrating with shouts of joy, and mel once again only reiterated that it is deeply saddened by the terrible situation and loss of life in several hospitals in gaza. sanazoni sed and sima news agency. we want to make the world hear that innocent lives are being taken. this is what an american student says about more than 11 thousand innocent lives in gaza. more than 11,000 innocent lives, of which it took 11 hours to write the names of 7,000 of them in the lifetime of harvard university. but talking about the innocent lives of the people of gaza was not without cost for the americans. or similar to these students of berran university were arrested. or , like american teachers , they were fired just for teaching first graders about the genocide in palestine. or even by western authorities were threatened with visa cancellation and deportat