another good call, trajectory nominal. >> copy. >> confirmation from the commander. you can also sort of see the space coast in the background the first stage on the left-hand side of your screen and you could actually see the thrust plume created by the first stage as it rotates just out of screen. >> second stage will continue firing until a little over eight minutes into the flight, really doing the heavy lifting right now into orbit. >> things look nominal on first and second stages. the first stage will make a landing on one of our drone ships part 100 miles off the coast of bermuda in the atlantic ocean. a good confirmation that we have trajectory. >> the second stage traveling over 5400 miles per hour. the crew is pulling a little bit more than 1g which will continue to ramp up peaking before we get to second stage cut off in a few minutes from now. >> first stage will be performing two separate burns, a reentry burned where we reignite three of the engines on the first stage and ignite the center engine to help slow it down as it enters the atmosphere, and th

or maybe two one copy one carbon copy. then along came 0. and making copies and you could send it to 10 people at the same time. and somewhere along the line it became an accepted norm. to have multiple what's called multiple submissions and if you have multiple submissions, and you're an agent the logical thing to do is get the maximum amount of money. so you have an auction. and in today's world the prevailing system or what for you know significant books? is always an auction? and that is why the advances have gotten bigger because auctions tend to exaggerate advances or not enhanced advances. and my view about it is and i acknowledge that it's easy for me to have this view because it's not my problem is that this is corrosive. not to the auctions necessarily occurrosive. but when it comes to political books we've now got a culture in which people almost every major political anybody who you know had 15 minutes in the limelight people who for example, testified colonel vindman in the in the fiona hill in the first impeachment both ended u

uh did, a copy by a very good artist, but he didn't make a real fake. he just drew a copy. insurance company, do you also think they made a mistake, or what? yes no, no one made a mistake. the icon was changed. apparently tonight, well, anyway, the alarm was turned off freelance way. what if there are no roosters? she will kill me. yes, don't worry. i'll go to her now and tell her everything. i myself am with you oh-oh-oh-oh-oh thank you. can you and thank you no thanks. i knew it, i knew it. when a person cannot find his place in life, it always ends badly. grandchildren to his only, naturally grief, and not a person, i supported him as best i could. no gratitude yesterday he allowed himself to get drunk in a public place and threw some ridiculous reproaches at me in public. calm down claudia ivanovna you do you think that your grandson could have stolen the icon, right? everything is to be expected from him. she was replaced, and for this at least a copy is needed. and what hindered the ignat? he also studied to be an artist. hello, we are together major dolgorukov. excus

. >> copy, five meters. sandra: that call, five meters separating dragon from space station should be about a minute until we are docked and crew five is home. for the next few months. should here that call for chopped momentarily. >> two meters, chop. >> copy, two meters. >> two meters, the crew handoff point happening about 25 things before contact -- 25 seconds before contact. >> one meter. >> dragon, spacex on the big loop, contacting capture complete, continuation in progress. sandra: contact confirmed, dragon made contact with the international space station at 2:01 pm pacific just off of the west coast of africa. >> there are a few steps dragon has to complete before it is securely attached to the station. we will walk through those. we will have completion of that capture ring attack -- attraction. then we will begin the hard capture sequence. a few minutes after that, some time passes, we will have completion of that hard docking. >> dragon, spacex, ring retraction in progress. >> there, i mentioned

so just talk us through what copy of l talk us through what copy of producers are facing.ces of coffee have not increased very much. in real terms, inflation—adjusted. to be able to produce coffee. it'sjust recently caused coffee prices to rise. sustainability, climate change is one thing. weather disruption. there has been left frost another sort of diseases that really the fundamental one is currently in increase, farmers just can't make a living from it. a lot of people have exited the market and that's our they have a really big impact on roasters here. 95 really big impact on roasters here. ' ., . , , really big impact on roasters here. ., . ,, ., really big impact on roasters here. ., . here. 95 million cups of coffee every day- _ here. 95 million cups of coffee every day. people _ here. 95 million cups of coffee every day. people having - every day. people having several cups of coffee. if we look at the _ several cups of coffee. if we look at the actual _ several cups of coffee. if we look at the actual price, - look at the actual price, internationally, the price

today, touch the legend, copy, goblet. edwicky.ient city is always ready to tell its amazing story to new explorers of belarusian lands. have mercy. lord to the sun thank you in our program, only the most relevant topics lie substitution of concepts intimidation appeal to emotions. for each person there is a hook that can be hooked and dragged along by the stars, experts and psychotherapists share their thoughts. now such a world, in general, here is the planet earth. it is all disturbing. so i accepted the problem. i cried, screamed, sobbed and went to solve this problem and teaches me to cope with any difficulties. the number one task is to regain a sense of self and not let negative emotions be encapsulated. you are the first thing to start with is to relax, the lower jaw, a wonderful technique that i always recommend to clients. it is to keep a diary of feelings and emotions. watch the program of the concept without harm on tv channel belarus 24. blue grains thrown to the sky early, which corrected the racing forest of ponies,

copy? >> ok, dragon copy. we are though for -- we are go. we will keep the cameras configured and when we stow the suits able put the visors down. >> good read back, you will also going to tell the world a little bit about this doorway we saw about second -- the stowaway after second engine cut off. >> so we are standing by for a few words from the crew about that zero g indicator. and, there is. >> re-state the last part of your transmission. >> no worries, repeating my last, i was going to have you talk a little bit about the zero g indicator but we could haul that off for the next ground station pass. at this time i will take the cantors -- the cameras off -- external and me know when we are ready to come back on board. >> dragon copy. we will let you know. we will talk about our stowaway. >> copy. >> it does sound like we are in a brief expected loss of signal the crew. this does happen when we are in between satellites. we will have years and communication back shortly -- views and communication back shortly and we are looking forward t

and could draw a copy of this picture here.hey've already made a copy of this right. who ordered your coffee? i don't know, she asked me to. he said that there is a customer and you can quickly kill the mushrooms. she didn't explain. why was it necessary to paint pictures on an old canvas, probably for more persuasiveness. tell us what denis troshev is you know. uh-huh no, sort of, but what, that is, you did not know what kind of relationship binds him and your wife. she and i have been married for a long time only on papers. she has her own life, i have mine. i will ask you to drive up to the mcc. i hope you will not refuse, help the investigation and give a few comments about the copy of this picture. yes of course. here so. artist from the word badly wiping everything paws so you made this copy from a photograph, right? tatyana brought a picture on a flash drive. and who did she want to sell the painting to? do you want to lead ? no, i wasn't even interested. and who, in principle, can offer the original of this picture? in

when the defendant has unasserted purpose for copying someone else's work, you asked, was the copyingthe original needed to best achieve the copiers purpose? in campbell, it's very significant that they are missed citing and misquoting campbell. the court did not hold it could be reasonably perceived as having new meaning. the court held it could be reasonably perceived as criticizing or commenting on the original. the court five times said it was critical, the heart, and without the need to mimic -- mimic you have no claim to the victim's imagination. >> campbell starts with a statement of things being new and different and encouraging creativity to give you and different things a fair use pass. then google follows up on that. it does not talk in your language at all. it uses warhol as an example of how somebody can take an original work and make it something entirely different, and, that is exactly what the fair use doctrine wants to protect. i take it campbell has some language saying, well, if you are commenting on the original, that is real fair use protection and we almost do no

they did not copy the british, they did not copy any other, they were pioneers.hy are they founding fathers? and what we often did at the suggestion of sisli in so called systemic liberals or democrats last perestroika wave. we copied western models. and when we copy, it is convenient to manipulate them. remember how we even during our historic referendum in the ninety. for half a year they argued about which constitution is more similar to the french american one, they even seemed to justify it, but here in france in the fifth republic, yes, we don’t have to justify ourselves to anyone if the belarusian people’s assembly is rooted in our traditions. it's evening brotherhood zemstvo, all belarusian eat the seventeenth year, the people's assembly of western belarus of the thirty-ninth year, our tradition has been going on since october of the ninety-sixth year and we are imparting a constitutional character. so we must so the president said that it is not time yet. in general, it’s not ready on the contrary, and the law allows you to betray the entire belarusian p

the authors, he says, show they can write lean and punchy, copy but their own copy, he says, isn't exactly top drawer quality. you'll see these books and the authors featured in the near future on book tv and coming up later on book tv. it's our weekly program this will feature a former trump administration trade policy office director peter navarro. his book is titled taking back trump's america, and he's interviewed by washington examiner, senior political correspondent david drucker. here's a preview. this is the second book of, what it's going to be eventually a trilogy on the trump administration and this this focus is primarily this phenomenon under reagan, where personnel is policy, where who you put in the white house can either be good or bad, depending on whether they're in sync with the president. so that's that's part of the focus of this. and, of course, prospectively and at the title, taking back trump's america, obviously is also oriented towards the future. a reminder that afterwards airs every sunday at 10 p.m. on book tv, and finally each month on, our in-depth program, b

, copy. >> there we just heard the hard capture is complete. good news there. sandra: that is the call we wanted to hear, all 12 of the hooks have made it to the states to -- space station as expected. we do have a hard capture. >> once the crew gives confirmation docking is complete they will be given the go to dock or take off their spacesuits, then begins the couple our process of opening the various hatches both on the dragon side as well as on the station side. even though they have arrived at station and we have confirmed hard stock there is still a couple of hours left to go before the crew gets -- before the crew-5 crew gets to embrace their fellow space station crew members. >> there will be a couple of different tasks to do after we do get the hatches open to get ready for those docked operations. most of it is focused on the atmospheric control aboard dragon they'll be removing what is called a lithium hydroxide canister used to help scrub co2 from the dragon cabin during flight. they will also remove a seal, essentially integrates d

yes, you can copy the inscription. well, like inscriptions.e and i write on chocolate in chocolate boxes. but the style cannot be copied, and again, i have three-year-old forms that i ordered. and from russia for a very long time which, well, they simply don’t do it anymore, and well, how to do the same as i have. well, it's tough. but yes, it was and i was very indignant. well, somehow it went. now i can just look at him like this, well, that's cool and that's it. i can even like. here in our program only the most relevant topics lie substitution of concepts intimidation appeal to emotions. for each person there is a hook that can be hooked and dragged along by the stars experts and psychotherapists share their thoughts. now such a world, in general, here is the planet earth. it is all disturbing. so i accepted the problem. i cried, screamed, sobbed and went to solve this problem and teaches me to cope with any difficulties. the number one task is to regain a sense of self and not give negative emotions. first. where to start to relax, the bo

as i say, john was in a silo mood that day well, this is a copy the earlier one, but i think the copy shows how dear this portrait of the children and was, and how very dear these two children were to both george and martha washington and who were not to have children together and through. i particularly like the the cardinal, but the symbol of virginia. i hope it is a cardinal. a modern jack is hand, but but. this is a different phase of martha's life. and the section in the papers that dwells on this on this period of a happy a happy married life a happy, educative experience for jackie at home and here he is as he grows and a and i'm afraid martha him which is perfectly plain both from the papers of george washington and and if you look at martha's correspondence with sister nancy plain there to and here is paul patsy this heiress and i'm not sure if you can see but she is first wound with expensed jewelry from london but that perhaps doesn't doesn't entitle early detract or if you like it can't do away with that very pale and frail appearance which has washington and martha seekin

yes, you can copy the inscription. well, like inscriptions.rest there e and write on in chocolate in chocolate boxes. but the style cannot be copied, and again, i have three-year-old forms that i ordered. and from russia for a very long time which, well, they simply don’t do it anymore, and well, how to do the same as i have. well, it's tough. but yes, it was and i was very indignant. well , somehow it went away. now i can just look at him like this, well, that's cool and that's it. i can even like. here is the unique ecography and unusual architectural solution, the shape of our dome is very unique. it is made of two domes in the form of a knight's helmet, interesting facts from art experts and similar icons depict the holy mother of god who gently hugs the baby to her, and he hugs his mother by the neck. and, of course, in this touching tenderness, there are also tragic notes of the help of god's word, the healing power of prayer, looking at the visible holy image with bodily eyes. we ascend to the heavenly world with spiritual eyes , often

editors scream can for copy. producers getting upset, ap wires, upi wires, everybody screaming, news, news, news. i walked in at midnight on a midnight to 8:00 a.m. shift, of cbs, 5,052nd street and madison avenue, and there wasn't a soul there. nobody. i walked into an empty newsroom and there is nothing more empty in life for a journalist than an empty newsroom. i was going off my page at harvard in russian history. i knew i thought had a right a ph.d dissertation but no one when they hired me no one ever said, marvin, you're going to have to write a three-minute and 55 second radio broadcast. no one told me how to do it. i had not a clue. walked in. there was nobody there and i was sort of terrified. and i kept walking around from one ticker tape to another, looking at news, but the ticker tapes were miraculously silent that night. no one was helping me. and i began to go into a panic at 3:00 in the morning. when suddenly bells went off at the reuters ticker, which is what happened in those days. bells indicat

in fact, this is not a double of christ in rio de janeiro, but a copy of the statue of cristurei fromortugal was her installed 17 years ago. if you choose the right angle, it may seem as if jesus is embracing the whole city. it has been known about him since the 15th century in the status of a small town, evie has been located since 1742. this is a quiet provincial town. perhaps the smallest in the grodno region was founded by eva, the wife of the grand duke of lithuania demin ilya, who grew up in a picturesque place in a good place than you would think, is it not right? if we adhere to this version of the origin of the name of the settlement, then we can talk about the idea as one of the most ancient slavic settlements on the territory of modern belarus, the city received official status, the town received in 1742, due to its favorable location, the settlement lies on the banks, rivers and wreaths and woofs. and ivye is the crossroads of the most important trade routes at the end of the 16th century. the pinsk-vilnya road passed through it, which connected polissya with the capital o

the war department kept actually dodd kept a copy of it. they gave several copies to to the soldiers. that was not the case in the civil war. the civil war, there was one discharge paper and they literally handed it to the soldier when they were discharged from the army. the reason this is at the national archives is because either veteran or a next of kin submitted this later as part of a pension claim. so again, there will be one discharge paper from the war, but it'll be for each unit. so if you have someone who served multiple units or in the civil war, theoretically they would have received a discharge paper from each one of those from those units when they were discharged. then mentioned medical records. so this is the system that they started in the early 1880s. we call them, and medical records. so it's the same thing where it'll show you where the records were taken from as far as the union. so for it'll be in the in the compiled records which are digitized and available on full three, you're not going to get as much information wi

listen to us, leave a copy of the video yes, no problem.e this copy, and then we will issue the papers. there, a man wounded one of the scumbags. you have some clues, we are working, but i hope for your help. the statement from the citizens about the masked hijackers is full and there are no leads. so i'm sorry, major can't help us yet. well , maybe you can give lists of patience? yes, we have worked them out to the fullest. well, maybe they missed that guys okay i'll make you a copy. thank you. here is a contact phone number. call. well, what is there? where's the meeting about our case? what did i talk about that we are sitting quietly, waiting for information. don't yell. you're fine. explain what happened? who calls okay, okay, i'll be right there. problems, what a problem. now i'll go find out, i'm with you. well, it’s impossible, mashenka is all right. this is my friend he can at work. glad to see you in good health, have a seat. i also look at the percentage. slowly you just like that or on business. it's just that time allows. they

debtors grooming for copying. everyone i walked in at midnight on a midnight shift is like there is not a soul there. i walked into an empty newsroom and there is nothing more empty in life for a journalist and empty newsroom. going for my phdhd at harvard i knew i thought i had her right dissertation. but no one, no one had ever said marvin, you are going to have to write a three minute 552nd radio broadcast. no one told me how to do it. i had not a clue. i walked in, there is nobody there., and i was terrified. i kept walking for one tickertape to the other looking at news. but the ticker tapes were miraculously silenced. no one was helping me. when got to go into a panic at 3:00 a.m. in the morning when bells they indicated a bullet. took myself right over too reuters. ripped a copy off and it read 27 people died when the boat they were in cap sized in the river in india. and my first reaction, i am ashamed to say it, was thank god. and thank god i have a news story. i had something to write about. i finally di

if you look at the principles of the work of everything else, it was a copy, well, 95 percent.ou speak from the point of view of technology, it was a copy of 70 percent of everything else. it was the soviet way today, when they take a sample and improve it , they call it reverse engineering, take it apart to see what they have badly and make it better, there is a reverse engineer, but only with such a creative approach to them. really bad. no, i agree. far from kapustin yar in honor of the launch the first ballistic missile, a monument was erected as a starting point from which the creation of the country's nuclear missile account began anatoly lazarev dmitry belov andrey lesnykh alexandrovechtinsky ekaterina belova evgeniev. channel one now has footage from the bottom of the baltic sea, swedish journalist

so almost 1,000,000 copies every day and more on sundays. the c other cousin had a look at his joseph patterson picky own the "new york daily news" which was a tabloid, america's first tabloid started in 1919. it was was the best-selling paper in the united states, indeed, the world. in 1940, 2 million daily copies, more than 3 million on sundays. right before and during world war ii the "new york daily news" counted the most readers of any newspaper in american history. the third cousin that i look at, the fourth baron asked was cissy patterson. she was joe's sister, roberts cousin. she enjoyed the distinction of being the first woman publisher of a major metropolitan daily in the u.s. in 20 century. her paper was a "washington times" herald which probably you don't remember but it was the best selling newspaper in washington, d.c. perhaps our greatest importance was she gave her brother and outlet in washington, d.c. he wrote very isolationist, hard right editorials in new york and he could reach the washington policymakers every day becau

it sold almost a million copies every day and more on sundays. than the other cousin that i look at is joseph patterson. he owned the new york daily news, which was a tabloid america's first tabloid started in 1919. and it was the best-selling paper in the united states indeed the world. more than in 1940 two million daily copies more than three million on sundays in fact right before and during world war two the new york daily news counted the most readers of any newspaper in american history than her sense. and then the third cousin that i look at the fourth prosperian or baroness was sissy patterson. she was joe's sister robert's cousin. she enjoyed the distinction of being the first woman publisher of a major metropolitan daily in the us in the 20th century. and her paper was the washington times herald which probably you don't remember but it was the best-selling selling newspaper in washington dc. and perhaps her greatest importance was that she gave her brother an outlet in washington dc. he wrote very isolationist hard right editorials in

not copying technical solutions, but the actual involvement of approaches to the creation of militaryy, let’s call it that communities. to create a ukrainian combined or unified anti-missile and anti-aircraft defense system, and to give a specific example, an ambitious goal was set by the state of israel to create the most advanced anti- missile defense system, which today is considered to be the ro3 system and the ru-4 system is being created oy in hebrew has е- e, together with american developers and israeli developers from israel, something like ukroboronprom stands out, this is israel 's erospace, well, or the defense industry and from the united states states itself as the interlocutor of the actual interceptor missile, this is no longer an air defense system - it is a system, let's call it that, and close-close with access to near-space and cover even at those heights, that is, i want to say that we need to involve, first of all, the principles of cooperation , we understand that in ukraine in the same bug, the same ukroboronprom is included, the cable is included, artem is als

you know, that's by the time we'll create the next on, they will come and copy. so you have to keep them busy. recently i was just checking on instagram and someone that copied one of my favorite things. and then i said to the guy, you can build a brand. when the copy out of control, you have to be true to yourself and create things from your, you know, you have to create your own design from your heart. that's what makes it to you. if you are true to your brand new tricks, you're always find this fresh on the front where this place is. you know, whenever you create a new thing, becomes a masterpiece. again, around coming to couple that i think that's what i was kept in is also knowing that there's a history to what i'm doing. i didn't just give up. i came from an artist such an a fan in how it works, up sitting down with possible and what's not possible. so that helps all the time. does inform how i design this done, is it design? i was not going to let circumstances. and his love for fashion, but merely decided to adapt and this, designing and selling the lates

more complex procedures are coming _ copies. more complex procedures are coming down _ copies.mplex procedures are coming down the line. - copies. more complex procedures are coming down the line. what l are coming down the line. what do you feel is the ultimate aim? a , do you feel is the ultimate aim? , , ., aim? many people die waiting in line for transplant _ aim? many people die waiting in line for transplant for _ aim? many people die waiting in line for transplant for we - aim? many people die waiting in line for transplant for we hope i line for transplant for we hope this technology in the future will actually be able to provide these organs. how far off are we? 15, 20 years as when we might see it any clinic. simpler organs can be seen very, very soon. but if we took a full organ, internal organ, that will take some time. ., , ., , time. one of my oldest friends is alive thanks to _ time. one of my oldest friends is alive thanks to a _ time. one of my oldest friends is alive thanks to a donor- is alive thanks to a donor liver. ., ., ., ., ., liver. do not have that ov

of u, a copy of of african, he confessed that african-american culture is american culture, but thathat they have, that they even have the original vodka, and it is patented by the poles. well, ukrainian rap beautiful guys from kalush, look at stefania, they sang like this well, it takes the soul, the aspect is a real ukrainian song, but it sounds very modern. well, yes , there is no such mellow hookah . i will say well, dark-skinned people, let it be so, these people from asia, people from the caucasus, they are mocked and mocked on the one hand, but on the other hand, they borrow about their culture from their own well, they just don't have it . obviously such a flavor to their rap music, but what are we copying? it is not clear at all. look , take an example from kalush. although he also has samples of hookah rap. ms. nina, you don’t listen to hookah rap, i just happened to hear what you’re talking about. congratulations, we welcome you to our comment, we just parted ways. because we had valery kharchyshyn before you, we talked a little about these trends, how they migrate from ru

we'll keep your copies out. a market enablement, j r w. i, amy, or nick, send it. i got to becky, that his voicemail i was an email about but, but i got it. you have a liberal hiding anyway. she's really. oh, i'm glad they generally moline me. there were no decisions with as a now he gayety. i say 5 here. that 30 then day the plaza, my there to the her showed the up and get his i need more room guy. he go to show good lay sky. when's it? thanks for reading. i had given, well, she gave a maximum level of fish and i, he, when dance monday they were both stage was against would and that's are not our name. ok. so there isn't a diode. don't artic should do or don't not a mechanic, a boiler white would look down. my love, our little guy, we get it. i said air bush do with that. and so some are not looking at the book radios. what that's the nicholas, that's a guy is a guy by the name of the liberal as of what a good agent with anyone. and i had exactly load them how and they give to your locals. create that welcome to h, whom was in the stair, vic, i scanned them. i nee

both in virtual and hard copy, which i like -- not a lot of hard copy stuff it is col. >> i saw that in the support. >> 8,000. >> i know, right. >> the circumstantial ligz numbers and things. and i think a lot of you know moving more and more to digital but some people like hard copies and prints of stuff out to read it. but -- they are going to take over lead for this it was administer in the 2007 as a tool to just raise awareness around legal issues and prosecute voiders and resources in the community asian americans advancing justice. asian law and for many years and let us know this they it was time for someone else to take over. and what they doll is it is i clacktive effort they will sort of foradmit it and print it and distribute it our providers get together it discuss content with each provider contributing content based on expertise or other things. and it is typically you know things that are relevant to the community and to us -- i brought head of covid special edition talked about the changes in rules housing and eviction and benefits and things like that. it is updated.