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imagine people are dying. dies. if you are already talking about the existential crisis with which we came, then at the very beginning of your monologue. i noticed a very interesting thing which i said i will tell later and i will tell you now. you are afraid to grow up because growing up will lead you to death. and you said that by expressing this phrase to a dying psychologist, no one will go. i wanted to be indignant at this moment and tell you one simple thing. do you really believe that there is a non-dying psychologist? do you really believe that there is anyone who does not die, the only reality that exists is this death your death my death. i've been dying with you for several minutes here and no one else has gone back on the fuss it makes you helpless your mom's death. and here it is important that you kind of understand for yourself and recognize or forgive this child for the thoughts that he had at the moments when his mother beats him. well, because if mom is not just cold, when mom starts expressi

does this no mean that we are seeing children dying of— are seeing children dying of preventable illnesseses? that is right. lucy. — preventable illnesses? that is right. lucy. and _ preventable illnesses? that is right, lucy, and that - preventable illnesses? that is right, lucy, and that has - preventable illnesses? that isj right, lucy, and that has been evidenced since 2021 up until now. we have seen a lot of measles outbreaks, especially in the democratic republic of the congo, other outbreaks in nigeria and ghana as well, because if we look at the entire report, they are citing countries such as senegal, ghana and even nigeria recording high numbers of children who are not able to get certain types of vaccines that could prevent them from getting vaccine preventable diseases. this has led to an increase in the number of children who are dying, and some of the doctors are even trying to see how they can be able to come up with catch—up vaccination programmes, because if we look at the routine immunisation programme or schedule, children are eligible to get all these vaccines up until

i get to celebrate their fifth birthday. edit dying i get to celebrate their fifth birthday-— edit dyingthe issues around misinformation _ fifth birthday. what are the issues around misinformation in - fifth birthday. what are the issues around misinformation in africa? | fifth birthday. what are the issues i around misinformation in africa? the issues are around misinformation in africa? tue: issues are great around misinformation in africa? tte: issues are great and around misinformation in africa? t"t2 issues are great and it around misinformation in africa? tt2 issues are great and it revolves around the history of vaccines trials. we have seen in the past, when vaccine trials happen in the continent, there wasn't much openness into the importance. this is influence how people would perceive people getting vaccinated or getting vaccines. that has influenced how this routine immunisation programme has happened because we've seen a lot of women knowing the importance of their children getting vaccinated, butchering the pandemic, when misinformation were circulating, a lot of people dec

you 've been dying for 3.5 years. he says, and you, i was dying, naturally cried. well, i was sincerely convinced and still convinced that i would rather tell this truth in three and a half years than tell him a story about the fact that someday they will come up with a pill, and we will all live forever. and this fear of death is very important for you to live it straight and be with it. it is the norm for every living being on earth. well, okay? what are you with leaving today? that there was some feeling that the door of mom's story is closed , i close it, this is her story. there i had a history with this. the door opens tomorrow you wake up, how will you work with this fear? i'll probably go immediately to drink coffee, i'll take a cake, i'm fine in it for my future death. accepting it when it is. and what i think is true, adults, only people can meet there already. well, yes, there is, because it turns out as if i have been there for so long. what is, well, fearing her death. well, i'm stuck in in childhood, you know the ancients did not just say the moments

here he is dying.nd he decides to release the city at least for a while, pskov from demons, and he was walking around the city and everyone knew that thomas was dying and the whole city went out and followed him and thomas threw stones, to destroy at least the most impudent demons. at some point , his eyesight failed, and he says, depart the light from my eyes, they put stones in his hands, and he threw these stones at demons. here he is such a fighter a-a foma a oh and kind. you are arseniy, he was more of a gentle person, and on the one hand, you need someone who throws stones at demons, but on the other, you definitely need someone who who speaks like angels himself, and these are different types of foolishness, and it's wonderful that they are different wonderful. so this was a podcast. the life of the wonderful and and the writer evgeny vodolazkin was our guest. hello this podcast triggers and with you. we are tatyana krasnovskaya, a psychologist , a psychotherapist and hello victoria. hello victo

they're dying in this crushes waiting in lines just to get some food for their families. do you see things good and better? british, i'm in the shorter and i think the only hope was ah, the lord payment of i am f r. buck is on has been negotiating with. i am if to get this a payment of $1100000000.00. but so far it has not been able to fulfill all the requirements and conditions of the i m as in the short run. this would be a solution. if a box on is able to get this along beam, which is a part of the 6.5 begin loan program, but in the long run, i think because on has to or what hot it system it has to in west ah, in maybe it's in its young people in increasing their capacity in their education. it has to improve the education institute of the country, has to develop, invest in short and medium enterprises, which are the backbone of economy. and it has to pick up, for instance, also may become less dependent on imported fuel. so it has to make a big decisions. don't make the a, got it not mixed off the country better. these really with that, thanks so much for coming in.

people are dying, children are dying. we live in hell. let those who say that ukraine doesn't target civilians come and see how many people have been killed here, including children, and how many destroyed houses and facilities. there are. what i did a little under them. my parents house has been shelled who was hit right on the roof. the whole house was destroyed. thank god my parents were not home at that moment. locals have already learned how to know which side of shelling. yes and of i taya is constantly attacked because the city is on the demarcation line. we know that ukraine destroys infrastructure indiscriminately. the city is hit badly. there is still no water in some areas and constant blackouts on the really the theme, the so named don't both davis got telegram channel has recently been in focus for re posting a legend, pentagon, leap classified documents. now it's written by an international team. over a dozen people added by a former u. s. navy technician, sir, a bills. archie spoke to miss bills about her journalistic missi

people are dying, children are dying. we live in hell. but i think that with my parents, house has been shell who was hit right on the roof. the whole house was destroyed. with midday in moscow, welcome to the global use lined up an artsy. let's get into our top story. this, our rush's defense minister has taken aim at western states for dismantling existing security frameworks. and then the attempt he sees to preserve its dominance sir again showed you also met with a chinese culture part, lee shang food the 2nd time, and it's many weeks they have held face to face meetings. the officials earlier met in moscow. host of ortiz worlds apart, tucked down, the boy co told me more from the sidelines of the forum. it's been indeed at so we a busy morning for many of us in new delhi, with the indian as your presidency, ushering in some new approaches to asian or your asian security. at the tone for this conference was said by the bilateral meeting between the defense ministers of india and china beach, in and of itself, was a pretty remarkable e

people are dying. children are dying. we live in hell. let those who say that ukraine doesn't target civilians come and see how many people have been killed here, including children, and how many destroyed houses and facilities there are. what i did a little under them. my parents house has been shelled who was hit right on the roof. the whole house was destroyed. thank god, my parents were not home at that moment. locals have already learned how to know which side a shilling. yes and of attire is constantly attacked because this city is on the demarcation line. we know that ukraine destroys infrastructure indiscriminately. the city has hit badly. there are still no water in some areas and constant blackouts. while for more all that i'm delighted to say that human and labor rights lawyer done conflict joins me in this tribute. don, you're very welcome to the program until you're somebody with an extensive knowledge of this region and what's been going on there. if i can start though, with an aspect that seems to be gathering pace, the in

people are dying, children are dying. we live in hell. i think they're going from my parents house has been shelter, was hit right on the roof with menopause. 10 in the morning this friday in cairo in beirut. son here in moscow. welcome to the global news run darker. russian defense minister surrogate show who has taken aim at western states for a quote, eliminating global security by dismantling international military agreements. the top military officials made the statement during a speech at the shanghai security organization meeting, bringing together the member organizations defense chase for, for more of the sites. in fact, cross live to the indian capital and speak to host of worlds apart here on our t oksana bike, ohio. and it's been a busy opening to the meeting as you've been telling us the last number of hours. and now some interesting comments from the russian defense minister. oh, interesting and to some extent predictable comments from us are gay. show good. now the shanghai corporation organization from it's very inception

as the law assisted dying.e law stands assisting in someone's premature death can lead to a 14 year prison sentence , admitting year prison sentence, admitting that this leaves some with a choice. she described as between suicide, suffering or switzerland, where the laws are different. that speech brings us to this week's jewel and to debate the topic, i'm joined by my brilliant jewel ists, my sidekick emma webb and this week's nemesis, founder of novara media, aram bustani . novara media, aram bustani. emma. is it about time we changed the laws on assisted dying ? no i think that those who dying? no i think that those who argue that this isn't going, you know, they all argue against the slippery slope argument. they are ignoring the fact that in all countries where you've seen all countries where you've seen a of laws around euthanasia like belgium or canada . what you've belgium or canada. what you've seen as a result of that is the vulnerable being treated in the most horrific ways, often being coerced into

as the law assisted dying.e law stands assisting in someone's premature death can lead to a 14 year prison sentence , admitting year prison sentence, admitting that this leaves some with a choice. she described as between suicide, suffering or switzerland, where the laws are different. that speech brings us to this week's jewel and to debate the topic, i'm joined by my brilliant jewel ists, my sidekick emma webb and this week's nemesis, founder of novara media, aram bustani . novara media, aram bustani. emma. is it about time we changed the laws on assisted dying ? no i think that those who dying? no i think that those who argue that this isn't going, you know, they all argue against the slippery slope argument. they are ignoring the fact that in all countries where you've seen all countries where you've seen a of laws around euthanasia like belgium or canada . what you've belgium or canada. what you've seen as a result of that is the vulnerable being treated in the most horrific ways, often being coerced into

dying because they want to take fentanyl, they are dying because they want to take maybe an adderall,odone. >> greg: that is why you legalize it. >> jeanine: undeclared war -- no, that is why -- >> greg: when you get the control of it. >> jeanine: really? >> greg: read about prohibition. the reason why people died during prohibition was because the alcohol was controlled. then you know what is in adderall -- >> jeanine: not illegal anymore? >> greg: fentanyl is -- it is also legal. >> jeanine: i know it is legal, doctors prescribe it. >> greg: on the street, but not legal when it is prescribed. >> jeanine: yeah, i get it. here is the problem. is the kids who don't want necessarily an illegal drug and only want something that is ordinary, everybody's medicine cabinet, and up taking something -- >> greg: because it is not regulated! because they get mixed! you agree with me. >> jeanine: i'm not agreeing -- >> greg: i've had two friends die of overdoses from fentanyl -- >> jeanine: we all have had friends die! >> greg: they didn't know they were taking at bureau if it was legal, that wou

we take a look at how other parts of the world are handling assisted dying, as well as the religious components. let's get started. ah, hello, i'm going to use and remember in 2009, when the candidate for united states vice president sir palance introduced the concept of a debt channels. as americans were learning the details of the affordable healthcare act of president bomb at the time, acted quickly to dispel the rumor. however, her concept was not true in america. other countries around the globe have for many years had the option of medically assisted suicide assisted dying practices, which include youth in asia and physician assisted suicide, or p. a. s. have expanded significantly around the world over the past 20 years, or 280000000 people and 11 countries around the world have access to the end of life option with more countries looking to adapt laws which give the option more. up until recently this option was only given to those patients who are terminally ill hovering canada, and belgium laws have been adopted, permitting people with a chronic grevious and your remediate

uh, dying is literally dying agony, so here you inject whatever you want, inject whatever you want.mple ideas of nazism. so you give people a simple explanation and they start believing it. that is, they like it all, they are the answers to everything. you just got it and you don’t need to think more than one step ahead. uh, but that's the scariest thing that could be here is the information drug. sometimes propagandists do not hesitate to provide a platform for outright clowns, such as yuriy lutsenko recently concocted, perhaps the most ridiculous fake of recent times, recorded a video, allegedly from the front line in the donbass, where , according to him, he was injured, although the painted scratches and bruises on the face are visible to the naked eye, but if the injuries of the face were real glasses, they could hardly remain completely intact without a single crack or chip, and the soundtrack deserves a separate comments. well, obviously, in the background in this video, these are the sounds of the standard library set for sound special effects. during installation. well chos

said about me and stephen colbert and all the late-night hosts, i guess, is this, these losers are dying, they are bad for our country, which is in serious decline, nobody wants to watch this negativity anymore, nothing funny about them, highly

i thought i was dying. and my whole life came before me. and i didn't say to the lord, i'm a preacher. i've preached to many people. i said, oh lord, i'm a sinner. i still need your forgiveness. i still need the cross. and i asked and i asked the lord to give me peace in my heart. and he did a wonderful piece that hasn't left me till this day. we were absolutely over whelmed. it was extra ordinarily touching to get in, you know, to drive from even from here or asheville to charlotte. they were not hundreds. there were thousands of people lining the roads on every overpass hangingver. i mean, we had to go down the middle of the freeway because the cars were even parked on the sides of the freeway. it was overwhelming to us. it was just it was such a blessing to have that type of support and to realize the love that people had for daddy and most of those people have a love for daddy because of something in their lives that was touched by something that daddy said. and usually their lives had been changed because of what god did through daddy'

when he was dying, the last words _ fallen friend.f _ fallen friend. when he was dying, the last words of him _ fallen friend. when he was dying, the last words of him were, - fallen friend. when he was dying, the last words of him were, don't| the last words of him were, don't forget me. yes? a lot of young soldiers, he was maybe 2a years old. the more young soldiers want to be in the memory of friends and their country. and i think they are from the sky, they hope we will build a new country. the sky, they hope we will build a new country-— the sky, they hope we will build a new country. yet the shooting goes on, in new country. yet the shooting goes on. in what — new country. yet the shooting goes on. in what many — new country. yet the shooting goes on, in what many consider - new country. yet the shooting goes on, in what many consider an - on, in what many consider an unwinnable warfor on, in what many consider an unwinnable war for either side. a stalemate russia is perhaps best placed to endure, given its much larger resources

now hey, keep this money for cooking are 2, i'm dying of hunger, simon john, dying of hunger. go and get. this is not john. i'll cook with a lot of him. appeared. but is the bread ready or should i prepare it or do i do? yeah. and i don't even know mano, and 4 of her students live in this 2 room apartment. now, why godot machine little? i am a transgender person. oh, i am a she male, but not from to day. but since i was 10, and i will be one, but until i die on the road and it's not just 90 global pilot, no transgender person will leave this world. gray, b, y, and blue because they're happy in their world. don't what? up and even the i'm, we are living very well in our own world. i believe, the mailman, we have brothers and sisters, father's son, where bob, the gurus, will to students, i know where we live in harmony. medical got a in karachi, as city and south on pakistan. the women of the world festival is taking place. it includes a panel discussion, web ream, and other representatives of the transgender community discuss the current situation. conservative parties are tryi

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this is why our kids are dying. imagine trying to get -- to have a will be a in a basement or in a greaj -- lab in a basement or a garage, to mix this into 4,000 doses and have it be effective. but f.r.s. scheduling reform is only temporary until congress takes action to make it permanent. it's imperative we work together to deploy every successful harm reduction tool in our arsenal. close the spigot of f.r.s.'s. the fact is you can't die from ingesting something -- nor can you be incarcerated for trafficking something that does not exist. that is the beauty and simplistic of f.r.s. scheduling. thank you for your time and i look forward to answering questions. mr. biggs: thank you so much. appreciate your testimony. now, ms. rachwell. ms. rachwell: good morning, chairman biggs, and distinguished members of the subcommittee. thank you for providing me to share our views on permanently scheduling f.r.s.'s and how it relates to our story. my husband and i are here today because we are grieving parents walking through a

i'm dying of hunger timid, john dying of hunger. go and get this. i'm not john, i'll cook with a lot of him if he'd but is the bread ready, or should i prepared or do body? and i don't even know mano, and 4 of her students live in this 2 room apartment. no, why just it? oh, machine little i am a transgender person. oh, i am a she male. i not from to day, but since i was 10 and i will be one, but until i die. and it's not just 90 global pilot. no transgender person will leave this world gray. be why belinda? because they are happy in their world. don't what? up and even, you know, we are living very well in our own world. i believe it. yeah, mm hm. we have brothers and sisters, father's, i son, rabbit, gurus, students, i know that we live in harmony with in karachi, as city and south on pakistan. the women of the world festival is taking place. it includes a panel discussion, web ream, and other representatives of the transgender community discuss the current situation. conservative parties are trying to overturn the law on transgender rights on a jo

he's talking about brush, stop, store, not dying anymore, but you, cranium, keep it, keep dying under your face, on the rush and like a base. so it's a little bit critical. if this is what it means, any cost be any up, it would be, it would be just or a big decision just to be thousands and thousands of thousands of the premiums today. so profit dial in moscow. ready that's something the private reg d b, i'm a blue. do you think ukraine can view a country like brazil as a friend right now? well, we needed to stop. so talking with brazil because of the best. there was some from there, from where to, while just late from china. and so we need to at least try to persuade them that this is the most in do you know colonial war, oh, or time. and the brazil is against imperialism. it should be against those who conduct this kind of worse, namely against bullying. last friday in china's ambassador to france ignited a fire storm when he claimed that the former soviet republics do not have legal claims to sovereignty. which of course would mean that the annexation of crimea was legal and at the

by giving birth a new born, showing it 2 times less risk of dying. the next step and agnes up health ubs, need our data to work, and to keep improving by that means we often disclose a lot about ourselves in our bodies. the ongoing discussion about data abuse with period track apps shows just how risky that can be. host business as a to know when women have mood swings, headaches, or sugar cravings, period tracker, abs collect various types of sensitive health data and might also store location, age and weight. the apps need most of this data to perform their function. but the spanish and g o eci cars examined 12 popular period tracking ups and found that almost all also collected unnecessary data and passed it on to 3rd parties. information on whether someone is trying to conceive or has gotten pregnant is valuable to the advertising industry and might also be of interest to law enforcement agencies. at least that's what experts in the united states fear. now that the supreme court has overturned the constitutional right to abortion, terminating a p

and were they dyed throughout their time? yes they would have been dyed.and in i believe it was 1923. there was an extra of 10,000 eggs brought in from kansas kind of at the last minute because the president was concerned that maybe there wouldn't be quite eggs. well, world war one changed history a bit because of concerns about food shortages and the like. what happened during world war one or absolutely easter egg roll was suspended for the first time in its history during world war one, the very first year that america was in the conflict. it was relocatede washington monument grounds. but after that, the grounds stayed closed and there weren't any egg rolls anywhere because they wanted to send the message. it was important to conserve food and resource us and that we really should be on a war footing and thinking of the soldiers overseas. so how did it get restarted? well, it got restarted simply because after the end of the war and, the there was a little bit of continued rationing. after that, people were ready to have a good time again. and the east

this war only does have losers because people are dying in this war, so speaking about a winner in this context, i'm afraid does not make sense. your prime minister viktor orban last year said we shouldn't be on russia's side or on ukraine's side, we should be between the two. that strikes me as very peculiar. you are a member state of nato, you are in the eu, both of those organisations have very clear positions. you also, as an individual nation, voted at the un general assembly to join a declaration demanding a full russian withdrawal from all ukrainian territory in accordance with international law. why is it so difficult for you to say that you want ukraine to push russian forces out of the country? look, our position is absolutely clear since the very beginning of this war. we condemn the war in the strongest possible way. we stand up for the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine without any kind of doubt, without any kind of question. this is a basic principle of ours, that territorial integrity and sovereignty of all countries including ukraine, must be respected. so

the problem is that means people are dying.cans from fentanyl, migrants who are dying along the border. the 53 who died in a tractor tailer in san antonio. the thousand or so who died along the river. i sit as a christian two days after easter thinking is this the best we have as a country? republicans campaign on securing the border. then they hide behind compassion to say that somehow leaving a border wide open is good for migrants. you are hearing it right now. they are frustrated because they get an app on a phone from an administration who says yeah, come use the app and come claim asylum. it is ridiculous. people come here for the rule of law and they believe in something bigger and better. if our country doesn't follow the rule of law will we no longer be the star for people who want to come here for a better life. republicans have to answer the question, are they going to lead and secure the border, or are they going to continue to give lip service? it is not enough to come to the table and say i'm a majority maker. i'm