these products that are produced by the engineering association, our association is the largest organizatione company that develops and manufactures. e, machinery product and mechanical products in turkey represents all common interests. our sector of the international institutes of turkish engineering is the second largest export sector in turkey, the export volume in this sector is 23 times dollars last year this in 2019, we expect sales of more than 25 billion dollars and approximately 60% of this electricity to the eu countries, which indicates the competitiveness of the turkish engineering industry in global markets. from this point of view, of course, we can be very satisfied, but there are also negative aspects of this market structure, namely the risks associated with the lack of market derfication more specifically. we turkish machine building are feeling the negative effects of the economic slowdown in the eu countries which began in the second half this year, as we all know, there is no previous quick settlement of the existing political crisis in our region. this may lead to new

they are associated with mechanical engineering for each you need to draw up a passport.t equipment will be purchased and what markets will the products be supplied to, as for the cis, here for open and fast transport corridors throughout the commonwealth are important to belarus, the volume of exports depends on this, and this topic is constantly in the field of view of both enterprises and state bodies. on our two main economic platforms, both within the eu and within the cis and belarus, russia is really trying to organize the work of a post-coordinated counteraction to economic and financial sanctions. and if we talk about the cis, then a plan for the first regular response measures was promptly prepared, it consists of about 40 points in 12 areas some of them have already been completed, but the main uh. this, of course, is logistics, because, uh, belarusian exports need to be reoriented to the ukrainian and western markets. and there can be no logistics and transport to russia and the cis countries. well, roughly speaking , there are obstacles, so the logistics are

air defense which was developed by the odessa volunteer group of technicians - this is an association of engineersammers, and they thought back in the spring that it was worth building a network system for notifying air targets . the result did not take long to wait . hmm , air defense specialists saw on the mark of the attachment that there were more than five markings on the track of the anti-aircraft missile cruise line, and two of them i remember exactly were duplicated, that is, two people were notified at the same time about litrikets hmm when the air defense military saw this track they knew in advance where the missile was going, this was enough to see it identify identify prepare to fire and hit the missile without any problems as for training as for training the system works quite simply but it is still available for users of the android operating system, it will soon work for ios users. now i will show you how it works. you download the application, log in through the usual action when you see or hear that a cruise missile or a mikaze drone is flying, just open the application, select t

they are associated with mechanical engineering for each you need to draw up a passport.uipment will be purchased and for what markets to be supplied? as far as the cis is concerned, open and fast transport corridors throughout the commonwealth are important for belarus; the volume of exports depends on this. and this topic is constantly in the field of view of both the enterprise and state bodies. on our two main economic platforms and within the eu and within the cis and belarus russia is valid. e, trying to organize the work of post-coordinated counteracts economic and financial sanctions. uh, if we talk about the cis, then the first stage plan was promptly prepared measures of reaction, it consists of about 40 points in 12 directions, some of them have already been completed, but the main ones, of course, are logistics, because, uh, belarusian exports need to be reoriented to the ukrainian and western markets, but russia and the cis countries cannot be here be no logistics and transport. well, roughly speaking, in full, so the logistics are these transit corridors thr

natalya olegovna chistyakova acting director of the tpu school of engineering entrepreneurship doctor of economics associateatalya so you're teaching young inventors to become entrepreneurs, that's right. in this case, we have an exoskeleton on the table, which helps children under 10 with injuries, and with disorders of the musculoskeletal system, to build walking in a different way, that is, it was invented within the framework of the university. yes, here we have an auto developer, he is , in addition to being a participant in the master's graduate program within the framework of which he makes this development. well, a teacher trainer who works. we have state universities and here is just this development. with the help of his colleagues, he realized the future for those who have to negotiate, in addition to the charismatic video of the leader, you still need the opportunity, but really to have an agreement, that is, to communicate in a team with the environment with the consumer with the producer with the investor. and that's what including here. what other developments? in addition, the development, h

well , some irreparable or repetitive, as a rule, associated with the gearbox of the car engine, thenturer is obliged to repair this defect free of charge, and he has only 20 days to do so . vehicle dealer or dealer. data claims are made only to the manufacturer or import of the vehicle. they are directly spelled out. in your vehicle passport in the tcp, once again, the requirements neither to the dealership, nor to the manufacturer, a month has passed, the answer was not followed, the second requirement was sent. a month went by again, nothing happened. in a stylish hall governs. well , if you get lost, the car owner will write more, we sent a request for the return of the car. this has been accumulating for less than 10 years, the clutch has been repaired repeatedly, if the lack the manufacturer in 20 days has not eliminated the consumer has the right to demand either an exchange of a car for a new one or a refund under a sales contract, as well as the difference in cost with a new car today. and then a letter demanding a refund clearly reached the plant. here they sent a specialist

were being processed by the human brain cells later the engineered cells that were sensitive to a colored light then taught the rat to associatehe light with the reward behavior again being processed through the human brain tissue. the stanford team is careful to say they are not working to create a humanized rat, but rather a platform where they can research diseases drugs and therapies that could never be done on the living human the stanford team believes that could provide critical insight into forms of autism and epilepsy and perhaps conditions including psychiatric disorders as well. we've made little pro. in understanding the biology of this condition primarily because the human brain is inaccessible. but with this new access they're hoping faster. testing will lead to new drugs and even a powerful new way of studying the human brain. jobina fortson abc 7 news. incredible in the stanford team says they've been able to create to organoids that mirrored tissue from different areas of the brain potentially allowing for varied research studies. wow. well still had another story about rats. this one's different that's a prob

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international exhibition agrosalon 20-22 now the association, which we gave the bright name progress, includes the largest enterprise of agricultural engineeringussia, these are the minsk and st. salon with a dozen new products. these are diesel motoblocks , minitractors, as well as a new image of agriculture. the first unmanned tractor task union to help enterprises of agricultural machinery, the structure of belarus, russia to develop in a difficult period of sanctions. relying on import substitution opens up to local production. in total in the agricultural salon. more than 250 companies from around the world are participating this year. the organization of the country of oil exporters sided with russia as the white house reacts to the decision of the country of peck plus to cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day. earlier, the united states tried to dissuade the countries of oil exporters from such a decision, since the rise in gasoline prices. inside the states, biden's rating is greatly reduced. the production cut was described as a complete catastrophe and a hostile act, but nevertheless the decision was unanimous and it comes i

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the engineered cells that were sensitive to a colored light then taught the rat to associate the lightrd. behavior again being processed through the human brain tissue. the stanford team is careful to say they are not working to create a humanized rat but rather a platform to research diseases, drugs, and therapies that could never be done on a living human. they believe that could provide critical insight into autism and epilepsy, and perhaps conditions including psychiatric disorders. >> we've made little progress in understanding the biology primarily because the human brain is inaccessible. jobina: they hope faster testing will lead to new drugs in a more powerful way of studying the human brain. jobina fortson. zach: the team has been able to create cells that mirror tissue from different areas of the brain, that potentially allows for varied research studies. lisa: very interesting. as we look outside, kind of bleak from emeryville, a lot of clouds in the east bay and inland valleys. a slow clearing. highs near average, in the upper 60's. we will talk about the week ahead next. z

with those damage assessments, the army corps of engineers looking at all of the infrastructure and making those assessments, the small business association, administration on all these businesses that have been devastated and just recovering from the years of covid. it will be a whole of government approach and a lot of this aid has federal, state, and local cost share and that is where we need all elements of the government to come together, politics aside, and help these people who are in need and i hope president biden realizes it is a whole swath of the state. i'm on the east coast where my district is and the flooding has been historic. we had a storm surge, this is a significant significant event that will take a long time. neil: going back to your service to this country as a green beret, a lot of your colleagues, including congressman steube who is on the golf side, say we've got to deemphasize ukraine, stop giving money to ukraine and start giving money here. here because of the theme not of all but others who say we have plenty of hurting folks here including your state. >> we do. the iron a is the best way to help ukraine is t

later, the engineered cells that were sensitive to a colored light then taught the rat to associate theward. behavior being processed through the human brain tissue. the stanford team is careful to say they are not working to create a humanized rat. rather a platform where they can research diseases, drugs, and therapies that could never be done on a living human. the stanford team believes that could provide critical insight into forms of autism and epilepsy and perhaps psychiatric disorders as well. >> we have made little progress in understanding the biology of these conditions because the human brain is and accessible. >> they are hoping faster testing will lead to new drugs and a powerful new way of studying the human brain. jobina fortson, abc 7. >> the stanford team says they have been able to mirror tissue from different areas of the brain, allowing for varied research studies. >> very cool. good morning. here is a live look outside from emeryville. we have a lot of cloud cover. temperatures up or 60's, we should see that with partly conditions. fall light field to the air for m

later, they engineered cells that were sensitive to a colored light. then taught the rat to associateard. behavior again being processed through the human brain tissue. the stanford team is careful to say they are not working to create a humanized rat, but rather a platform where they can research diseases, drugs, and therapies that can never be done on a living human. the stanford team believes that can provide critical insight into forms of autism and epilepsy, and perhaps conditions including psychiatric disorders as well. >> we've made little progress in e conditions, primarily because the human brain is and accessible. >> with this new access, they are hoping faster testing leads to new drugs and even a powerful new way of studying the human brain. dan: pretty incredible. the stanford team says they been able to create organoids that mirror tissues from various parts of the brain. it is very promising. if this keeps up, the rats will be doing experiments on us. ama: one last check of the weather. dan: sandhya patel. sandhya: let me show you the festival forecast for the art and p

whiskers were being processed by the human brain cells later the engineered cells that were sensitive to a colored light then top the rat to associateith the reward behavior again being processed through the human brain tissue. the stanford team is careful to say they are not working to create a humanized rat, but rather a platform where they can research dise. is drugs and therapies that could never be done on the living human the stanford team believes that could provide critical insight into forms of autism and epilepsy and perhaps conditions including psychiatric disorders as well. we've made little progress in understanding the biology of this condition primarily because the human brain is inaccessible, but with this new access they're hoping faster testing will lead to new drugs and even a powerful new way of studying the human brain joe being a fortson abc 7 news. and the stanford team says they've been able to create organoids that mirror tissue from different areas of the brain potentially allowing for varied research studies. credible work that they've done there lisa. all right. yes. good morning to you zach. hi everyone

engines of 32. mw, in the future, 42 will also appear. but deliveries from abroad are associatedhey can be avoided by actively attracting domestic producers. the president of the united states plans to hold talks with saudi arabia to discuss the recent decisions of custody. plus, reduce oil production, let me remind you that from november the quota will be reduced by 2 million barrels per day. washington, as media reports, asked riyadh to postpone this decision for a month, but was refused and now wants to reconsider relations with its middle eastern partner. japan could waive the lifetime limit for nuclear power plants, according to the nikey newspaper, the option is being studied by the country's ministry of economy. however, a non-limited extension, if implemented, would only be subject to stringent safety checks. well , in general, the initiative is caused by japan's desire to maximize the capacity of renewable energy, experts say. and at the end of the issue , let me remind you that the dollar exchange rate today is 63 rubles. 49 kop. euro 62 59. and that's all for now. four

help an electrical engineer touch up or catch up her or his professional skills, so we are active on all of those friends. we offer online education. and everything from that associate degree to the 35 euros single mom trying to get to a different job all the way up to somebody who is pursuing a professional doctorate to help them in the workplace. beth: i know that at purdue there is a lot of relationships with employers, and that is a core part of the educational experience for your students. in my observation of what works in innovative models, it is often the relationships with employers that generates the outcome. can you talk about how that worked for students, the types of relationships you have? gov. daniels: i think it is generally agreed across the whole sector that experiential learning, which needs to be more and more ubiquitous, we certainly think so. we are doing to our three things i will not take your time with, but to be broad, one of the opportunity is for every student to have at least an internship if not a longer-term job assignment in the area of study. i think it is more and more understood that that is not a nice to have but a mere essential

engine base in 32. mw. prospects will also appear 42. but deliveries from abroad are associatedcan be avoided by actively attracting domestic producers. the president of the united states plans to hold talks with saudi arabia to discuss the recent decisions of custody. plus , cut oil production, let me remind you that from november the quota will be reduced by 2 million barrels per day. washington, according to media reports, asked whether poison would postpone this decision for a month, but was refused and now wants to reconsider relations with the middle east partner. japan may waive life limits for nuclear power plants, according to the nikei newspaper, an option being studied by the country's economy ministry. however, an indefinite extension, if implemented, would only be subject to stringent safety checks . well, in general, the initiative is caused by the desire. japan to maximize renewable energy capacity, experts say. and at the end of the issue, let me remind you that the dollar exchange rate today is 63 rubles. 49 kop. euro 62 59. and that's all for now. october 14 me

first time in february of this year, associate professor is his position at the university and his scientific title. this stocky man, a member of the academy of engineeringences of ukraine, taught engineering disciplines for bachelors , masters, postgraduate students, including chinese ones. from the very first day, i conveyed to them the information that i had in access, i and we sent the photos , especially the reed man, when all the bandushkas were there when i said that i changed the laptop to an automatic machine. he says that you are doing the right thing. that is, i would also protect my family among volunteers who protect sumy are not only local businessman andrian came here from lviv at the beginning of the full-time invasion, the man helped evacuated women and children reach the polish border, and also collected and sent humanitarian aid for the umanshchyna, which he was here , the humanitarian of each part and stayed here, the worst was with his wife, that's all somehow we came to such a decision that i'm going and that's why i'm now where i should be while still in lviv andrian was injured on the street just as i was preparing the car because

mitrofanenkovo leads the methodological association, and also develops the stream of education science and technology and research and the arts. more engineering and mathematics and that's it. this is in one lesson. here, for example, cartoons are created with the help of electrical engineering, and scratch programming is intertwined with literature and music such interforeseeable connections. do not just captivate schoolchildren comprehensively develop hooray turned out. mastery and author's developments in the portfolio of the teacher are many awards of the professional holiday in saving up for achievements the new status of the teacher has become the best rural teacher. i believe that the rural teacher. this is a unique teacher. this is a special teacher. you ask why, well , firstly, they have a very large creativity. they are open-hearted. today they are devoted to their profession, who better than a rural teacher. today he knows how to lead. not just an educational institution, but the entire socium regional project, the village teacher was held for the first time among the nominees, 46 teachers the winners were chosen in online voting, a

associated with the north korean authorities, carried out cyber attacks targeting crypto asset businesses. >> security officials say the hackers steal digital assets like bitcoin, using a technique known as social engineeringe method involves gaining the trust of targets to get confidential information. for instance, scammers might send e-mails to employees that appear to come interefrom compa executives. workers might also be contacted through fake social media accounts. the u.s. government went public about lazarus' tactics in an advisory issued in april. a u.n. panel of experts also warned last week that the group is targeting crypto currency exchanges. >>> china's ruling communist party will kick off its once in five year national congress this weekend. the country's leader xi jinping is widely expected to get an unprecedented third term in power. earlier kanako sancho spoke to our beijing correspondent about the atmosphere ahead of the congress. we heard about a very rare protest if beijing on thursday. what can you tell us about that? >> well, it happened in the city center and media showed images of it. they showed banners criticizing xi's tight control over people's lives. an nhk crew went to the s

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underprivileged areas, small business association for our small businesses that will be losing revenue there were just recovering from covid buried the corps of engineerseck the bridges and roads to make sure that is not permanent structural damage. that will be the long-term effort in dealing with fema to reimburse our locals who are paying for all of this right up front are counties in our meanest apologies. that is where congress, our senators and our governor and state legislature really come into work together. 364 does a magnet state for american ship thousands of people moving and i think every week. and for many of them this is obviously their first hurricane. you mention the flood insurance situation. only about one and five floridians carry flood insu insurance. it's the flooding, the storm surge that does most of the damage and storms like these. a lot of people think the federal government's going to pay to rebuild my home. but that does not happen. >> fema will provide the assistance up to those certain levels. but that is where we may have that crisis that i've been telling you about. as you know, before that mold sets in you really need

engine fuel prices, which has been the leader for withdrawal. even if there not all who came out and not all of these outrages that took place were associated withs fuel. they cut off their heads and killed people, the number of those killed and missing is still not clear to the end. but who was behind this transnational oil and gas, mining companies that can actually stop the price at their gas stations with a click. now these are the same, and all the sellers, these of whom are foreign here, are talking about a recommendation. at a price where the euro lays at 4 rubles. why did they take such a rate, if it is 2.2 some kind of problem with the euro in our exchange offices or somewhere else, or you predict something, there is such a need for the completion of our, e, program. yesterday, the minister of economy spoke before us. i can who what are the theses for the audience so that they understand for those watching our program. eh, sans, they don’t work, they learned to adapt once again, i want to say that there are problems and inflation. one of those issues that have been discussed. mm, since august, the upward movement in the economy has begu

engineers find it the use of repair zone strategies, reporting, rostislav, skin. pre-election knockout, if you want to destroy america, vote for the democrats, the closer the congressional elections, the more actively biden associates are trying take the initiative. have rivals in move went. even calls for talks with moscow over ukraine are yet another attempt to set a ceiling. what to do with energy prices. how to get out of the crisis today in luxembourg, we will discuss the ministers of the eu countries enough for 100 years. in the irkutsk region , the final tests for the supply of gas from the largest field in the east of russia begin, where the fuel will go according to the power of siberia and what share it will take in the total volume. this morning in melitopol , in front of the building of the holding for media, a powerful the explosion worked, a home-made device with which a parked car was stuffed, according to the authorities, the power of the charge was about 2 kg of tnt. the explosion thundered at the moment when the employees of the television company were going to work, again journalists and several passers-by were injured, and significant damage was caused to the property of the television company a

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gleb babintsev, general director of the association of employers of the enterprise of the industry of unmanned aerial systems iron next the ability to be an engineertionality specialists. this is the first, so develop. uh, a good device with good performance characteristics, these engineers are able to, given that today, that industry is helped by, therefore, the entire, uh, western world. so, maybe not all, but it helps, er, and the component base. they will be provided, that is, with the necessary electronics engines. eh, i believe that it is quite possible to create something worthy, there is nothing surprising in this and this should be taken very seriously, having some support from the technical countries that have such opportunities to create a decent apparatus. flying far for a long time is it possible huh? and now lieutenant colonel of the people's militia of the dpr, deputy of the people's council of the dpr andrey boevskiy andrey vasilyevich, is contacting us directly from donetsk . well, yes, yesterday and 17 to 18 october. in general, 214 pieces of ammunition were fired at all settlements of the donetsk people's republic. that is, we a

now the eight engines are ready if needed to launch the capsule away from falcon nine in an instant should there be any kind of emergency associated with the rocket where the pad. the teams of trained extensively for exactly that have a contingency. now let's go to kate. >> you can probably tell from the background noise that things are starting to get more exciting. we are 30 minutes away from launch. everything is still looking good. with the launch escape system armed, we are heading for on-time launch. falcon nine propellant load began on time. the first and second stages of falcon nine are loaded with two quick propellant. one is fuel and the other is oxidizer. the fuel that we used to power the engines is refined kerosene referred to as rp1 or rocket propellant one. the oxidizer is identified liquid oxygen. -- densify liquid oxygen. it takes up less volume and as such, it allows for more oxidizer to be loaded in the first and second stages. to ignite, we use an ignition fluid. when that comes into contact with oxygen, it burns giving off green colored flame. once we have that flame, we had kerosene fuel ended the engine ramp

engines -- stuart: wait, wait, wait, who is paying them? and who is paying them? >> this is where it gets really interesting. this was a report in the media yesterday that a certain person associatedd into that, that's even more fascinating. seemingly, it's this lady who's a granddaughter of john paul getty, and she's apparently donated a million pounds to this particular cause. as ever, you know, it's an interesting debate, isn't it, because why would you do it? stuart: well, can't you get a decent lawyer to charge them with criminal conspiracy to commit damage to buildings? can't you do something like that? >> i'm totally with you on this, stuart. what we find fascinating, over here the mayor of london has yet to speak out at any level about this criminal damage. you pointed out in this intro that, you know, superstores like hair rod's, the luxury store, are being sprayed with orange paint, milk being thrown over the famous red carpet, it loses the economy money because people are nervous to go into these things. nobody wants to be in this altercation, you know? and when you look at yesterday with the defacing of king charles, you know, people -- yes, there's a lot of fun attach

associated with the propulsion system began. that's due to the software. heavy modules such as science get to the station on their own, raising their orbit due to their engineshe science engines that brought the main problems to the mission control center. they didn't start automatically. vladimir alekseevich solovyov called me and told me about the problems of transmitting data packets that were supposed to lead to the beginning of turning on the systems already the module itself, if the main engines of the module are not launched into the next orbit, science will not come out and the flight will end for barely an hour. the engines are installed on the science module in the same way as the engines of launch vehicles that put ships and satellites into orbit. for almost 70 years, it has been distinguished by its colossal reliability. therefore, when preparing science for the launch, they decided to leave them in their place, adding new orientations to them. there is a group of engines for roll control specifically for the science module, as for the rest science module propulsion engines, are these engines exactly the same as module engines? dawn and science g

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said gleb babintsev, general director of the association of employers of the unmanned aerial systems industry enterprise iron next the ability to be an engineerspecialists. this is the first, so develop. uh, a good device with good performance characteristics, these engineers are able to, given what is today? uh, then the industry helps, that means the whole of the western world. so, maybe not all, but it helps, er, and the component base. they will be provided, that is, with the necessary electronics engines. eh, i believe that it is quite possible to create something worthy, there is nothing surprising in this and this should be taken very seriously, having some technical support from countries that have such capabilities to create a worthy apparatus. flying far for a long time is possible yes, and now we have a direct connection. people's lieutenant colonel comes out from donetsk militia, dpr deputy of the people's council of the dpr andrey boevsky andrey vasilyevich hello hello hello what can you say today about the intensity of shelling from the apu? for yesterday and the seventeenth, well, october 18th. in general, 214 pieces of ammunit

association with nasa. it was started by, by other people by a dr. andy chang at w, applied physics, laboratory and others. and i and the planning to make it happen. the engineering that was necessary to build the spacecraft, to steer itself into the asteroid. and the planning that's been done by the team of scientists to interpret the data that's coming in now and really measure everything there is to measure about that asterix. it's been absolutely thrilling. it's been a, you know, a career culminating moment, i think probably for me and for a lot of people on the team. thrilling is definitely the words m thomas, this, this kinetic impact to strategy as it's called. is it, is it scalable? could it, could it be used against, much larger and space walks in the future potentially. in principle, it shall be. what you've hit on an important point is how, how much is it scalable? and that's something that we're also working on. we've got a good understanding of the physics of how an impact or works and an ability to compute and predict how an impact on a larger asteroid should happen. what we've done with the dart experiment is established one definite ground truth o

associated with that? maybe this is partly an engineering question. i'm trying to figure out if that happened too late for the reimbursement but the decision is permanent removal, does a lot of work have to happen on the tower without the cladding or is it at a state where it's okay without the cladding? >> so, functionally, the tower is not reliant on the clad and the cladding has been down for some time and the tower has been functioning and the only thing that would be done to the tower if permission were gained to leave the cladding permanently would be to paint the tower and there's been discussion between planning staff and sutro tower and to resemble the prior appearance or paint it a gray just to let it blend into the background, the cost of either of those options would be the same. it's a painting cost and painting is something that the tower is, does repetitively. >> the structure elements, they get painted regularly anyway, is that right for corrosion protection. >> the structure elements do get paints. regularly is an interval of 10 to 20

brought out of building engineering infrastructure in more than 1,100 towns and villages, putin is now seeking to weaponize winter with the associatedremember that the winter in ukraine is not the same as winter in our country, the temperature regularly drops below 20 degrees. despite the fact that, as you say, a third of the power plant does not work, this was previously used in the wars. do you remember the famous world war ii when the nazis tried very hard to arrange it. blitz from the advance on london, it was the same tactic when the military strategy failed you use the civilian population in the blackout sight is preparing and in the uk the country's main medical radio bbc mystery is developing a scenario in case of rolling blackouts. at worst, no light to the british. you will have to sit for two days with heat, there may also be interruptions and there is no need to wait for help in overcoming the energy crisis from the united states. the chinese portal global times reports that washington is simply profiting from the europeans. we supply them with three, my dear liquefied nature, gas and is going to cope with the situation

significant for its association with the department store occupation and that same department store is the one that re-branded itself in 1937 and the 1937 redesign was published in architect and engineer, so it seems to me, i'm just kind of making the point but i think it was a nice example at the time of streamline architecture. with that said, i also want to say that i actually really do like the new design. it would be nice if it were replacing a different building, perhaps but i think that the team really nailed the design and the detailing and i applaud the updates since the june design was presented, so thank you. >> thank you. commissioner so? >> well, thank you for coming back and thank you for listening to all of our comment in the arc review. put it on the record that the only thing i was really challenged your team to do is try and accentuate the corner of verticality. by no means do i want you to blend everything in but because of other comments that you recreated but i do appreciate the level of clarity on your material choice and the two different sizes of the break in the glazing pattern and the lightening of the gray color on the base which is great but i personally wo

for example, you drive in a search engine, then the next person will be with you, 11, for example, michael phelps this is a super swimmer. that is how you associatedle who go into the sea are probably always worried about meeting with a shark, they are very afraid of sharks. yes, i am like a person who dived in most of the sea and oceans. and of course i met with everyone. well, probably not with all of us very large, but with a variety of sharks, but i never feel fear and inconvenience in front of them. these are very interesting, and they are very smart creatures. e, calm and always keep their distance, except for a there are such hmm leopard accumulators, here they are like kittens, they swim, a and make here is a little bit of such a movement that they are stroked on the back. stroking on the back, then they turn. this is how the breasts are made to stroke louder, scratching the breasts. and they have long tails and they wag those tails. well, how can you be afraid of sharks after that. oh it's now shalom yes it's an amazing feeling when you're next to this giant is a creation with the most powerful energy with the deepest harmony and peace. t

association, which is part of the horace of all. he came right after school, learned and started a family. today , an ultra-modern engineally, this il31 is not intended for aircraft. it will serve for civilian purposes to pump gas on the labor pipeline. the power of siberia bashkiria really likes bashkiria beautiful of course thieves. i do a lot of cleaning. also, i generally adore riding horse rides of the road, about which the young finnish engine builder talks so picturesquely. in bashkiria, the road fund of the region is also being transformed for the first time, exceeding 35 billion rubles. and this is not only the repair of existing highways, but also the construction of new high-speed routes, the construction of the eastern exit around and with two underground tunnels because of its unique engineering solutions, it has already been called the largest infrastructure project in the whole country by a bridge over the river, a yoke and a road with interchanges due to its unique engineering solutions. it will connect two federal highways m5 m7 at once and will forever rid the city of the flow of transit traffic from t