it was quite with claude shannon who was source the internet really the ideas the internet and are vast communications systems. we're all developed by claude shannon and and shannon shows the communication of what governs community action across a and the presence of noise and i'm not at all all i max on this shannon vision and how many books have you written and is there anything in the past that you you hadn't written. you know i i kind of liked invisible man. it was by less successful. but although it was taught at harvard by nathan glazer for both of us, i had enjoyed it and but but it's sold 536 copies in the first year. but but all the money for, wealth and poverty was i had a double a contract. i had to write a visible man, which was called sam but with but that was it was about how i've black breakdown of the black and how and how this was caused by the welfare state and social welfare interventions and restrictions state that essentially focused on the inner city and destroyed much of the fabric of black families. and that was the theme of invisible man. and it was as prophetic

it wasn't a lot less now cross live to claude gets a bouquet. co author of survivors, uncensored under london, genocide, survivor. cool. thank you very much for joining us today. how naughty, thank you for having me. first of all, what were your impressions of this video? when you saw a clot? i found the video extremely disturbing and actually discussing to the adults applauding children taking part you know, war and it also brought a bunch of a lot of p, p at the, for me personally being somebody who experienced the war at a young age. and so it was very disturbing for me to, to see adults who are around children walking about being a part of the war. now, after that clause, there is a disclaimer in this post saying that children shouldn't take a weapons or use explosives. and we also don't know if they actually took part in that they would describe in but from your personal experience, what sort of psychological impacts do you think, even just taking part in a video like this could have on them? i think, you know, for me or my personal experience in rwanda in the region and the great

yes, the first picture by claude they are breakfast on the grass, the second breakfast of the rowers of pierre auguste renovar, but just someday , if you played endlessly, to the word, breakfast will come when it’s not very eternal, thank god, they picked it up, but for now, uh, so far so far. oksana tsybulko will ask you the next question tomorrow of the geometry textbook for the eleventh grade . yes it was regular, polyhedron, whose veronica is squares and equilateral triangles. the book, the storage on the outside has a solid glass lining and rests on a reinforced concrete core. how many faces of a given polyhedron is lined glass? dmitry i guess if you take the sum, then these are six side faces, and one upper one is not lined, if you take the upper part of the upper third, then this turns out. we also have six decided to press the button, and then count how many 18 yes and the wrong answer to the question. here first they would count here, and there they would press alexey 25 faces alexey thinks we will listen to the correct answer the question as you know the rhombus tider cup i

what a daddy claud. now they are fed up with their best from syoma class to the third year.his is the history of our belarus, it is very, of course, already signs, because in that e, let's say so. e, period e, he was practically the only artist of belarus who drew attention to the historical theme in the eighties and early nineties, it was mikhail samolovitsa. such an ancestor of this direction samuil basalyga threw at the front in 1945, after the war, mothers with two ma sons, vladimir and mikhas, passed services, then the lads went to improve at the mostat urts. yes, sadidin’s mentor vladimir was a crewman with his veils not only in belarus, throughout the soviet union , leather androka was a porch stumble vladimir were more colleagues than, uh, competitors, than copper like ones, how were the masters and cultural memory of historical memory, than the retail of those, what to see. uh, michael this, uncle poland and literature, uh, and uh, dad. there's so much white sky architecture with blocks of a provincial town and a busy granny. it has already been mentioned, the sluts

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it's law claude us. i'm. i'm an golf from dodge front door to launch and wendy's of it on your knees, pushed him to mos mcduffton heter. some type of don via does. i'm for far less ish tv isn't oh, the magnet folks gave me. well, i guess he wagner and england stayed on the arkansas amino fat. is one well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england, basically through czechoslovakia, under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. however, on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2. i wonder smock think of doesn't oh, interesting. hoping gara

out, they just didn’t know the names and started making fun of everyone started call come on jean-claudeliked it. and it's just instantly approved, for which i want to say thank you, because ah, it seems. yes, i always say this, here, but because the name was printed my name name in translation, and from scandinavian means golden eagle voice. actually. that's not soup. this is life with you. i was told that your dad is a toast master. uh, this talent was passed on to you. i think so, because i am such a multifunctional person, in principle, well, for which vladimir is toasted today on our program here. oh, i want to raise and, probably, then for the friendship of peoples. we have mentioned this so many times today. ah, for the grace that it is there for the peace above our heads and, uh, so that we can all be friends, and music unites us and to whom dedicated to the song that you will now perform was not a girl who called us just a sicilian couple, because each of our meetings ended in scandal. moreover, the scandal, how to rely on the breaking of dishes with rukov, and then one day in a

now claude bush. com pixels up with the great patriotic wall. symmetry stands on the other side of the road. translated from ukrainian. it's labeled on forgotten, unforgiven, about 3000 jewish children and civilians killed by the nazis. a buried here. now with a israel does not condemn ukrainian neo nazis. them is a michel, neo nazi, isn't cut up by now. so i wanted to know crane new cards. this is vicky at the politicians corporation. we did add a feature that again civil means that i'm not so sure look up to that, but get is when we, when you are not season. now you had another solution and you put it out in the, in your room. good. ah, no crime shows that the one you were somebody explaining isn't that what you're saying is that oil? is that even nothing to keep? so you're going to say that the of what it was up with the thought is perhaps you cry, even though it's not me mediately, but, but thoughts amused. give us a new one blister. let's look at the means could minced minsk agreement. this is important. local elections on the special status of the dawn bath, hardly implemented th

booker: i'm claude booker. president of the black arts council and director of this installation. as black people start to decide their--what their fate and destiny will be, as we are not allowed in museums, as we start to develop our own critics and aesthetics, i think that we're going to find that art won't be so precious with black people as it is in the mainstream. i believe that we'll return to functional art. i just passed by a truck on the way to will rogers down on century. they were selling watermelons and paintings. greenfield: simon rodia's house burned down in a fire. nobody knows quite how it started. the only thing left was the foundation. curtis tann started conducting art classes on the foundation of the house. they put a tarp over the remains to more or less shield everything, and then artists would kind of volunteer. they'd kind of drop in and help teach classes there. there was nothing very formal about it at all. man: curtis tann, he was very sensitive to the creative spirits of other artist

background of stress well , first of all, i want to say the following phrase of the famous physiologist claude one that does not make itself known, this is very important, you understand. and when symptoms already appear , it puts pressure on the speedometer, you have to say that it is er, maria or i have, as my mother says, bring the timing because she only had the first symptoms, she has a genetic predisposition in the family, i am near -sighted, er, short-sighted, and er, she was brought precisely at a time when i rarely prescribe hardware treatment, but here we are conducted a course of hardware treatment and postponed the use of glasses, well, parents really do not want to wear glasses so that the children take them out. but it is important to know that if there are still small violations and the doctor prescribes glasses, then it is worth wearing glasses and the maximum visual load can be given to the glasses. without glasses there is already a visual load limit and it must be said that now all commercial such violations of the psycho-emotional system are going on and one of the symptoms

now claude bush won't pick those up with the great patriotic wall cemetery stands on the other side of the road. translated from ukrainian it's labeled on forgotten unforgiven, about 3000 jewish children and civilians killed by the nazis buried here. now with a israel does not condemn ukrainian neo nazis a shed, no, not season. i also wanted to know crane nicole, this is vicky at the politico petitioner in regards to say that again, civil means that i'm not forced to look at it, but it is with the grain we have when you are not season and i hear it in the submission, you put it out in the, in your view. good for printing shows that the one you were somebody is saying is, isn't it the same as that oil? i'm not going to keep. so you can, i say to people, i think that was up with me to put him up a thought as perhaps you cry even though it's not music but, but that's a music you said well, senior homeless the let's look at the mean means could minced minsk agreement, this is important. local elections on the special status of the don back hardly implemented the tool. why not? this was agr

now it's not clear if the children in the video went to one of those comes that must be stressed. claude got their bouquet, rwandan, genocide, survivor and co author of survivors uncensored. so there's such indoctrination can leave children deeply traumatized for life. found the video extremely disturbing and actually disgusting to see adults applauding children taken part in a war. and it also brought a bunch of a lot of the for me personally being somebody who experienced the war a young age. you know, in this case these children may not have actually done what they're saying. they've done still being exposed to such extreme violence. he's very damaging to children's brain and they grow into trauma. type adult children are usually very impressionable and it's easy to indoctrinate them with a certain ideology, especially when the ideologies popular. so whether it's nazi, whether it's any other hate groups, the targeting of children actually makes it easy because the photo ground, it's an easy ground to plant the seeds of head and extremism. and they grow up with that ideology and moving

delegation that visited the occupied crimea in the 18th year, another observer is a french andrey michel claudee reports that he is the president of the french nco - not the french team of russia, according to him, the trend will determine the future fate of not only these territories, but will also play the most important role in the future of the entire european continent. this frenchman posted photos with the russian flag on social networks and also headed the association france russia and the mass media report about the slovakian observer, it is ljubica blazhkova, who is the president of the slovak association of russian and soviet graduates blazhkova herself is a graduate of the vologda state pedagogical institute. well, the german thomas the rapper, who, according to the publication, speaks russian perfectly, came to observe the referendum. the man claims that he is coming to donbas for the eighth time since march. according to him, everything is transparent, many people vote actively. well, and he is a frequent hero of the news in russian propaganda in the 22nd year he spoke on the state

. >> the cap is on dinosaurs are 2 passion projects made by some guy named claude bell.the first dies or was built and finished in 1975. the second answer is finished in 86, which is that your ex? initially created because the family owned a restaurant called the wheel in restaurant. that was right across the street from dinosaur. so in order to bring more foot traffic. and and because he just like building sculptures in general, decided to direct students inside. i just imus wrangler here at the cabazon dinosaurs. so the paint jobs, just started a few years ago. but in order spice things just after we came back from the pandemic, they decided to take them and the very first paint job on the t rex was a santa claus costume apart. a source along the doughnuts are was green the past 2 years since october of 2020. we've been painting them according to season. so the dinosaurs have summer clothing. u.s. had 10 top. he's had a front flip. costumes be stars have seen has a has had a bright pink color for valentine's day. so the first movie that i'm aware that the have been and

well, first of all, i want to say the following phrase of the famous physiologist claude bernard. that a healthy organ is that that does not make itself known, this is very important, you understand . and when it is already known, it puts pressure on the witness, it is necessary to say that she has maria or mania. as my mother says, bring her own time because she only had the first symptoms, she has a genetic condition in my family is myopic and myopic and it was brought to her at a time when i rarely prescribe hardware treatment, but here we conducted a course of hardware treatment and postponed the use of glasses, well, parents really do not want to wear glasses so that the children take them out but it is important know that if there are still small violations and the doctor prescribes glasses, then it is worth wearing glasses and you can put the maximum expensive load into the glasses, and without glasses there is already a visual load limit, and it must be said that such violations are psychorobotic now

tough to get a clear picture of exactly what is happening in the regional that's up at ology atomic claude, the i a e, a. you're supposed to be visiting there any moment. apparently they're having trouble getting down the route to the plant. as we understand ukrainian paratroopers have been flying in over the city of antarctica dot right here at auto international will be in touch with roman as we struggle to get more information during this crisis. thanks for that. ah, the french prime minister as warning citizens, they may be facing rolling blackouts in our homes this winter that says the energy crisis grows amid anti russia sanctions for one day that we are producing less electricity. and there may be moments if it's very cold, where we can have a problem to supply electricity. in such case, we'd cut off by a rotation neighborhood by neighborhood for no more than 2 hours. now the statement comes from a gas problems. notice that it will stop providing a leading french utility company with any more natural gas that cut off comes off to that company failed to pay for supplies, transferred

they begin to go with them. claude gets a bouquet, rwandan genocide, survive and co author of survivors on censored. so i mean it's such experiences can leave children deeply traumatized for the rest of their lives. i found the video extremely disturbing and actually discussing to the adults uploading children, taken part, you know, war. and it also brought a bunch of a lot of p, p at the, for me personally being somebody who experienced the war at a young age. and so it was very disturbing for me to, to see adults why around children boasting about being a part of or you know, in this case, these children may not have actually done what they're saying they've done. still being exposed to such extreme violence is very damaging to children's brain and they grow into traumatized. adult children are usually very impressionable and it's easy to indoctrinate them with a certain ideology, especially when the idea is popular. so whether it's not the, whether it's any of the hate groups, the targeting of children actually makes it easy because it's quite a round. it's in the ground to, to, to p

russia uses tactical nuclear weapons, then america will destroy, for example, the same black sea claudeussian, that is, he knows and he has already received the green light in order to then openly, for example, communicate about what will happen if russia takes such a step, and the same only he voices the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the use of tactical nuclear weapons , so i am sure that we have a historical example. when hitler wanted to attack paris and there are and were those people around him who did not allow this to happen, when it comes to testing tactical nuclear weapons there is i am convinced that there will be enough people who simply will not go for it and will not become it. thank you very much, mrs. victoria, well, we hope , although again, we hope a lot that putin will not go to war, but i believe more in the states than to intelligent people near putin, thank you very much viktoria otsytka, people's deputy of ukraine of the eighth convocation, secretary of the committee on the issue of the energy complex, nuclear policy and nuclear security, in general, i believ

john claude le conan's favorite subject is math, but he takes no joy in counting out each dollar of his bi weekly paycheck with the $450.00 i have to like no, i mean so take care of myself and my school materials what i'm like more all i'm as well, um, cover the room when i'm coming to house lo, conan attends montgomery college a community college in maryland. the 2nd year student is studying biological sciences in the hopes of becoming a doctor for scholarships and 2 jobs. it helped to pay for tuition. if i didn't have all of that, some more, i don't think i'll being called montgomery college is a refuge for students who lack money, but wish to pursue higher education with inflation prices still high staff members have turned some hallways into food pantries where students can get a free meal, the financial stress is just omni present in their lives. it's a, it's, it's in the prices of things that have gone up. it's in the fact that they have to make really hard choices between eating that day or putting enough gas in their car that they can get to work. montgomery college also has eme

dani: former ecb president jean-claude trichet on central banks gaining control of inflation expectationsthat is something the market is grappling with ahead of the next fed decision. manus: the debate of 75 or 100. we are joined by david seban-jeantet, portfolio manager at socgen. societe generale. welcome to the show. here we go. there is only one word to describe this week's narrative in rates and dollars, and it is the renewed tipoff. does not endure? do you think we are in for a new evolution in dollar strength and repricing of rates and yields? good morning. david: good morning. on the first question on the 75 and 100 basis points, i think 75 basis points is largely enough for the fed to get credibility back. we have a neutral to curb inflation, which is the quantitative tightening. this will have even more impact on inflation then raising rates by another 25 basis points. 75 basis points is enough for the fed. that being said, on the dollar spread, that imprint is largely behind us. to some extent, the dollar flow is undervalued, and we think the jumbo rate hikes are going to be in

background step artists 1200. floating cafe paddling pool in the hay was painted by god side by side and claudeist you see his version from the national museum of sweden oh, in my opinion, also renor was engaged in a paddling pool quite right, artists for 900 in the middle of the last century. he began to work on a cycle of 17 panels dedicated to the books of the genesis of the exodus and the song of the song for 1,200 years. absolute record for this species. this is denisova cave absolutely right. 1500 people in mexico, the homeland of this spice, produce several hundred tons a year, but on the island of madagascar , 10 times more. vanilla is vanilla pods right. finds 1.500 turkish this spring a farmer plowing his field discovered a bronze bracelet 3.300 years old created a bracelet of representatives of this indo-european civilization. 1200 people and plants extract seeds for oil from kudrish; longweed is also used for yarn. name the len culture correctly pavel people plants 900 from vladimir 20.000 700 eugene bank according to scientists, the land of this plant in ancient egypt occupied thou

even santa claude is not human to -- immune to higher prices. consumers hunt for the early deals. join us me is steve savedo it's good to have you back on. what does that mean? it means we have to get or holiday shopping down in october? >> no, i don't know that you have to do it in october there will be plenty of product out there, but it will be an early holiday season mastercard forecast is for a 7% growth inflation is tracking into that kind of level, but it says that the consumer is relatively healthy. look at the month of all, for example, so overall we talk about a consumer being hit by inflation, low-end consumer starting to slow, but they're shopping differently that is to me what is most important. e-commerce was the story during pandemic, and now people are getting back into stores eh commerce is still 50%, 75% big are than pre-pandemic, but people are out there shopping. >> when people have tried to bet against the american consumer, as you know, the history is littered with analyst who is have lost their shirt on that. americans love to shot, and they love to show up

terry claude tried it. he lost.oungkin could be considered a frontrunner in the 45th president says i'm not going to run this time. >> martha: we're getting into the heat of this mid-term season. so joe and josh, thanks very much. see you soon. thanks for coming in this afternoon. all right. so coming up, dear comrad xi jinping, that was the greeting from vladimir putin who also called the leader a dear friend as russia suffers big setbacks in ukraine and the two come together to seek an alternative to an american-lead world order. nigel farage joins me live from london when "the story" comes back. we lost about everything trying to pay for prescriptions. we spent our whole pension but couldn't keep up. so my husband just stopped taking his medicine. and then he had a stroke. i can't get back what i lost, but thanks to aarp, a new law will protect seniors with a cap on their prescription costs. that could have changed everything for us. i'm just grateful that no one will have to face the terrible choices that we did

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dinosaurs are 2 passion projects made by some guy named claude bell.in the second answer is finished in 86, which is that your ex? initially created because the family owned a restaurant called the wheel in restaurant. that was right across the street from dinosaur. so in order to bring more foot traffic in and because he just like the building sculptures in general decided to direct students inside. just imus wrangler here at the cabazon dinosaurs. >> so the paint jobs, just started a few years ago. but in order spice things just after we came back from the pandemic, they decided to take them and the very first paint job on the t rex was a santa claus costume apart. a source along the doughnuts are was green the past 2 years since october of 2020. we've been paying them according to season. so the dinosaurs have summer clothing. u.s. had 10 top. he's had a front flip. costumes be stars have seen has a has had a bright pink color for valentine's day. so the first movie them aware that the have been and is big adventure tonight in 80's. probably one of

claude, i have a special assignment for you. good evening.ring the interview for my safety to live under supervision at all times. i do not wish thank you for your understanding. the version you give me stated absurdly. and i'm sure that i'm right, sure on the basis of what circumstantial insignificant evidence, or is it your famous instinct, maybe, and so you tell me directly, you will support me in developing my version. i speak frankly. i really don't like her. what do we have here? look, dear toy. look. i can't let you do this. although my salary is more than that of the light one, and there is a lot of money for life with such a ring. yes, that's all, it was you who found the hoods in her kitchen, a good hiding place from the rubric. do it yourself agree i agree, so she could not escape, she would have taken it all with her. therefore, she was kidnapped by a neighbor. sees so. well, where could she go? i think they were urgently called out of the house everywhere, for example, to talk and abducted, but on that day the military town, stra

. >> decided to walk here, to the plaza to the right -- >> detective -- claude very few -- that day >a lot of kids from -- in here -- you can see how many cars are here. it would've just been like 80. nine >> two kids saw -- >> anybody? i bet somebody walked up to her and -- d -- how are the mandate, it worked. amy walked off with him willingly right in front of everyone. the spot where amy was taken was directly across the street from where the police station was, barely 500 feet away. this was mark spaetzel's view from his old office window. >> amy was standing about four stories down, and right down that sidewalk there, when she was last seen. >> you literally could have seen it happen if somebody had been looking out the window that moment? >> yeah, yeah. >> just after three that afternoon, amy's big brother jason got home from school and noticed amy was not there. >> i walked in the door where she would've normally been in, you know, the tv room, watching tv or doing homework or outside with jake. so, i noticed she was not around their. i looked in around the house, in a, room ma

their job so one one story was the story that you talked about about books in the basement and a claude large closet that you wanted to donate and the other story if you could share with us is the the receptionists that weren't tell a receptionist. i'm not sure that's that's only a term in the department of education apparently but to share those two stories because i think it does give you a sense of how frustrating it must have been as someone coming with a passionate desire to empower parents was confronted by not just a hyper-politicized environment, but also this bureaucracy sure. yes, the the books story is was a very frustrating one because we we learned early on that there were literally thousands of books being stored down in a some store room in the basement of the main building of the department. and so we said about to try to get them out of that store room so we could actually bring them to schools when i was visiting and anybody else on the team that was was visiting schools. well, we found out that there was only one key to that store room and there was only one individua

their job so one one story was the story that you talked about about books in the basement and a claude large closet that you wanted to donate and the other story if you could share with us is the the receptionists that weren't tell a receptionist. i'm not sure that's that's only a term in the department of education apparently but to share those two stories because i think it does give you a sense of how frustrating it must have been as someone coming with a passionate desire to empower parents was confronted by not just a hyper-politicized environment, but also this bureaucracy sure. yes, the the books story is was a very frustrating one because we we learned early on that there were literally thousands of books being stored down in a some store room in the basement of the main building of the department. and so we said about to try to get them out of that store room so we could actually bring them to schools when i was visiting and anybody else on the team that was was visiting schools. well, we found out that there was only one key to that store room and there was only one individua

studies show that the prognosis claude for people with untreated cardiomyopathy is bleak. and matthew was never given any treatment. the for-profit medical provider had no intentions of treating him, because cardiology appointments outside of the jail would cut into their profit margin one of his jailers called his pain and anguish, quote, unquote, fussy. matthew knew he was dying. he told me many times by phone and in a single jail visit that, quote, i needed to get him out of here, and that he didn't want to die here. the pure horror of matthew's voice made me feel as though i was -- dying as well. matthew died a slow painful death over the course of weeks. he was too sick to take phone calls or visits. after the one time i got to see him in jail, i never got to hold him, to tell him how much i loved him, or pray with him. then the next time i got to see matthew, he had already suffered braid injuries after being resuscitated three times by the jail staff. my last visit with him was to take him off of life support. he was still handcuffed to an icu bed and under 24/7 sup

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amanda carpenter is back with us, columnist for the bulwark and eddie claude from african american studiesantly thought and i'm sure you and cornell did, too, of your conversations in new hampshire for your reporting assignment. i wonder what you made of last night's results. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. when we talk to voters and talk to the republican secretary of state up there who has had the deal with this election conspiracy, election denial stuff up there, new hampshire has never had to deal with. there's never been a question about whether or not elections with safe and secure. it's never been a problem, but this whole virus that donald trump started, denying the election results has seeped everywhere, not just in the key states of michigan and georgia and arizona, but now it's come to fruition in new hampshire. look what the guy said about the popular incumbent republican governor there who now is in a difficult position about what does he do in this race where he has a republican nominee who can't stand him and is an election denier against an incumbent democratic senator. to