by the way, there is a monument not far from the official monument to the equator, another alternative, its creators claim that the french determine the point in the 18th century, they made a mistake and the real equator passes exactly here there were tools. so the french missed 200,300 meters , or whether it’s now, armed with modern knowledge, people decided to correct the old mistake and built their own small, but correct equator carolina works in a local museum and gladly provides all doubters with irrefutable evidence that that the equator passes exactly here we are on the real equator this line was determined 8 years ago with the help of the gps satellite system and here. i will show you some experiments that prove that this is the real equator, the first experiment will be with water. the experiment turned out to be extremely simple, pulling the real one out of the shell on the cherished line. carolina show. it was to us that the water flowing down does not form funnels and the floating leaf does not twist in a spiral. well, a couple of meters to the left and repeated the experim

anyone who knows at least something about the equator for a short time, thinking, the equator will answerally wrong deal with livestock equators went to ecuador our correspondent dmitry vozdvizhensky. the inhabitants of ecuador managed to find as many as three different equators, the adherents of each of them are sure that their equator is the real one, and the rest are so delusional of opponents. the most important officially ecuadorian equator is located 22 km from the entire genus of the capital of the country, whale, a small town, sanatonia, is located nearby, and it was here in 1736. the french expedition led by charles marie de condomino stubborn french from the royal geographical society. stubbornly searched for the equator was not found. now there is a giant handmade monument with a museum inside. where else can you so accurately walk along the equator only in ecuador, this line gave the name to the whole country. but this is the favorite plan of all tourists who come to ecuador against the backdrop of a monument erected by french surveyors with one foot. in the southern hemispher

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yes, you said it was like the outline of an agency and the equator was right there, which was reallysurprising to me. so how do you go from really hot tropical to i know how many centuries later to the you know, the the glacier how does that happen. well we you know the plate tectonics you remember that slide i had of showing how the these plates just kind of are just being bumped and moved around like bumper cars in an amusement park over time and that american plate was down there in this round the equator. yeah. and it got bumped and moved around, landed where it is now, about 10 million years ago. and that was way the glaciers came. so then it was far enough into northern hemisphere so that when the glaciers came, know, they covered they covered that. so that was pretty fun. oh, yeah, yeah. moved from the from of the equator all the way up to the 45 where we had the 40,. 45 degree latitude. i think you. yeah. huge took. 600 million years. yeah. it took while and now it's kind of an interesting thing that i used to insert is that we're moving now. we're still moving southwest, but

we can find comments equating the working classes with rogues. this will be my first non-comic video. enough simmering for these youngsters of the younger generation, people working in factories have no purpose in life like that. it is for these contingents that i will now explain while the factories are working, while turners, blacksmiths, locksmiths and other specialists are working on them. while the metallurgical industry is alive. you who have other goals in life. you can sleep peacefully, because crankshafts for submarines are being forged there and russian weapons do not stand still. and as long as there is a working class, you can become bloggers and go to your own goals in life dear top. how could you let this happen? how could you make young people think that simple hard workers are just working class rogue guys, maybe i'm wrong, but i'm today just seething with indignation all day spitting was that whoever was invited to this international economic forum as a speaker you thought 19 year old. danya milokhin is a man with a degenerate fa

behind it, some spells of sunshine which through the evening and overnight will equate to clearer skiesstill some rain lingering across east anglia and south east england. still some showers pushing into western areas. where we have the clear skies, we could see some issues with fog, particularly across northeast england and maybe a few pockets of frost, too. through parts of north east england and northeast scotland, where we see the lowest temperatures, certainly a colder night than recently and a chilly start to the day tomorrow. but for many, it's dry and bright with some sunshine. that fog may linger through parts of north east england and will keep some showers going through parts of wales, south west england, also southern coastal counties, temperatures down somewhat compared to the weekend, 9 to 12 or 13 celsius. so for the week ahead, things are looking mostly dry, but there will be a lot of cloud around and also some issues with lingering fog. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news. anti—government protests in china against strict covid restrictions are spreading , with some demons

somehow also supported the cauchy kovalevskaya theorem if the solution to the coefficient of the equationger so smooth, no matter how we can to use it like that, but it is very important that it is somewhere below, so to speak, that we kind of do not fail, and this is her masterpiece in mathematics, as i think. this theorem was published in the journal of theoretical and applied mathematics, one of the scientific journals of the highest prestige, very positively. compared her result, he assumed that the result should be . diplomas and degrees, and they still did not exist at the university of berlin, it turned out to be impossible to achieve recognition in heidelberg, too , one could not even dream of moscow or st. petersburg, but even in the nineteenth century, and even in the prim line of germany, there was the concept of acquaintance. close friends. carla fan. strasse worked at the university of götting in lower saxony, the faculty must agree that a student who independently engages in research such as that carried out by kovalevskaya is something unusual. at university of göttingen in

somehow supports also the cauchy kovalevskaya theorem, if the solution to the coefficient of the equation is no longer so smooth, how could we not use it like that, but it is very important that it is somewhere below, so to speak, that we do not seem to fall down, and this is her a masterpiece in mathematics, in my opinion. this theorem was published in the journal of theoretical and applied mathematics in one. scientific journals of the highest prestige evaluated her results very positively. he assumed that the result should be exactly how you imagine you are. you suppose about proving a to prove it’s hard to imagine yourself four levels deep down not bad for a woman without diplomas and degrees, and they still didn’t exist at the university of berlin, it turned out to be impossible to achieve recognition in heidelberg, also moscow or st. centuries, even in the prim line of germany, there was the concept of acquaintance. close friends. carla fan. strasse worked at the university of götting in lower saxony the faculty must agree that a student who independently engaged in research similar

purchase of goods by installments can be equated to purchase on credit.th such an initiative, the central bank of russia made it to protect buyers who are forced to overpay for using installment information. the seller is often not aware of such an overpayment. advertises and for the client. it becomes an unpleasant surprise with the details alena lavrova the joy of buying hope mixed with annoyance, the long-awaited phone on the popular marketplace unexpectedly cost 7,000 more thanks to installments. i noticed that there is one. uh, yellow little price tag. how much should i pay every month, and in the end i pay not 41.500, but i pay 48.500, that is, almost 49.000 the price, for example, for this phone when paying immediately 100.000 rubles. and if you take in installments for 6 months 107.000, but the seller does not advertise this amount somewhere at the bottom of the page in small print 17.876 x 6, but as a rule, a school example for the third grade remains unresolved, a rare buyer will invest or multiply when the cherished phone is already in the bask

she doesn't go and just ask out all the equations. they really add it up pretending i feel i feel like i would just on to this thing to finish and move on. what you found out. so phase quite overwhelming. billions of money that is annex cleaned because some of their transactions we're seeing either of the kill us, the reputation, the double payment. and this provision, i don't consider that there must be on government official effecting this is transactions. numbers never lie. the biggest challenge is the restrictions to access that data days, of course, effort to make sure that that data is not accessible to the public. so that whenever there is propaganda about something, then we have something to come to that we have if he didn't. but if he don't really have that information, what else can you do that i know you find out, even some of the journalist having to be better if he can use as well, because there's not no access to the truth. ah ah i'm good, you know, i think being him, hey, and do we need to go in and she says nice, clear

we can find comments equating the working class with rogues.my first non-comic video. enough boiled over for these youngsters of the younger generation of people working in the factories of life like that. it is for these contingents that i will now explain while the factories are working, while turners, blacksmiths, locksmiths and other specialists are working on them. bye the metallurgical industry is alive. you are having other goals in life. you can sleep peacefully, because crankshafts for submarines are being forged there and russian weapons do not stand still. and as long as there is a working class, you can become bloggers and go to your own goals in life . dear top. how could you let this happen? how could you make young people think of simple hard workers as simple working class rogue guys, maybe i'm wrong, but i'm today just seething with indignation all day spitting was that you were invited to this international economic forum as a speaker, who would you think nineteen-year-old danya milokhin is a man with the face of a degenerate,

beyond any doubt, i think that this equation should be actively worked on.would like to remind you that recently with nominated our relations with israel, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, noted that our technical and defense cooperation with this country has finally moved from a standstill, but not for nothing in the ukrainian information space was somewhat incorrectly translated or misinterpreted in the context of his opinions regarding the provision or non-provision of weapons to ukraine after all, as our country's ambassador to israel notes, in the pre-election campaign tanya gu said that he would consider the possibility of revising israel's policy regarding the supply of weapons to ukraine of course, in political language, this does not mean anything concrete, but there are certain prerequisites for this position to change, and i want to believe that together we will manage to change it, the final results of the elections will most likely be no earlier than after the weekend. we will be looking forward to them in any case, only we seem to

true with things that are true or equate anti-democratic candidates with those who accept democraticms. it's that kind of false neutrality or false equivalence that we need to get rid of. up to the job of covering 2024? margaret: i'm not prepared to say that the press is not up to the job. i think that they should give a lot of thought to what has to happen now, and that leadership has to come from the top of news organizations and it has to be very directed. so i do see some positive signs, and i think we couldo a lot better. and i say we because i'm a member of the media too, we could all do a lot better. geoff: margaret sullivan is a former media columnist for "the washington post" and she's author of the new book "newsroom confidential." thanks so much for your time. margaret: thanks very much. geoff: for almost three decades, the united nations has held annual gatherings to discuss how to combat climate change. the major goal of stopping global temperature rise has remained elusive. and this year, there are other critical items are on the agenda. this is all happening against th

we can find comments equating the working class with the rogue. non-comic video. enough simmering for these youngsters of the younger generation, people working in factories have no purpose in life like that. it is for these contingents that i will now explain while the factories are working, while turners, blacksmiths, locksmiths and other specialists are working on them. while the metallurgical industry is alive, you have other goals in life. you can sleep peacefully, because crankshafts for submarines are being forged there and russian weapons do not stand still. and while there is a worker class you can become bloggers x your own goals in life dear top. how could you let this happen? how could you make young people think that simple hard workers are just working class rogue guys, maybe i'm wrong, but i'm today just seething with indignation all day spitting was that whoever was invited to this international economic forum as a speaker you thought a nineteen year old tiktoker. yes, not melokhina, this is a man with a degenerate face, releasing

so i think there's a there's another sided equation that upstream just because the very nature you take tends to get an excessive amount. retention brightened to its importance in the global economy as a whole or see what happens. certainly in the coming months of patrick parrot green, thanks so much for joining us from london. great. the world cup isn't full thing and football as governing body fee for says it's $7500000000.00 in revenue from taking the told them to cut off. that's the increase of more than $1000000000.00 compared with the tournament in russia. 4 years ago. the earnings were boosted by an increase in sponsorship deals, including cat on energy and telecommunication stub, a redo fever invest most of its endings back into the development of football. most with income comes from selling tv broadcast rights for the world cup. people also draws in cash through the licensing of its brand while the world cups and pull brand assets, such as the names of the event, the trophy, the official emblem, and even the mascot attract global recognition. so how can vary caloric value be p

somehow also supported the cauchy kovalevskaya theorem, if the solution to the coefficient of the equationo smooth, no matter how we can use it like that, but it is very important that here she is somewhere below, so to speak, that we do not seem to fall down, and this is her masterpiece in mathematics, as i think. this theorem was published in theoretical and applied mathematics one.

all so now in theory, going to be contributing to contributors to this, how do they change that equation? but that was one of the sort of the breakthrough moments, the real historical outcome of cop 27, the climate from it in egypt was that for the 1st time, the multilateral development banks, the world bank, the african development bank, asian development bank. and i am f, y front and center wanted parties agree to day news reform. why? because climate risk translate into financial risk into macroeconomic risk. so day now is an agreement that the well bank will reform its business model that it will not just be traditional development, but climate smart event, which means that every dollar, every euro, which goes from the world bank into the fields, will not have this climate lend provided to it at the end of the day, it is not about the millions on the table at the end of the day is quite frank, not even about billions on the table. it's about shifting the premiums and for that's the finance institutions which we have designed since the 2nd world war needs to become fit for purpose whi

and that math equation you mentioned may not me when you are, i can figure out that i'm sure there's someone in washington who can find at least some way to explain it for us. now when it comes to these anti rations sanctions, we're seeing more and more that they will apparently remain even after the war is resolved. do you think that these sanctions were about the war from the start or war they part as a wider plan to weaken russia a long term? oh, we could russia long term, we can china, it's al, a long term united states is withering in its global dominance. it's enjoyed quite a field day since world war 2 and understand i am not pro russia because i'm pointing out history here and i'm not pro china and i'm not pro anyone. i do love my country and i will admit that openly and freely but the united states is enjoyed quite a lot of good times. other powers arising, they're getting powerful, they're unifying, getting together that threatens us. so it is true when you talk about our interests being threatened, not you. but when one does talks about the united states interest being thr

and people who died as a result of this equation, relatively speaking, these rays are not affected by your patient. our day to day life is barely affected . mytrasia are holes, aren't being made in the night. and am i middle school and i appreciate this going for give me i don't mean to interject, but i appreciate this point at same time. let's take another look at a clip that kind of illustrates the way in which i, you interacted with these soldiers while you were all working on this film. take a look. this is a follow up with lethal 9 until 9 with dylan and doug with his earned them a little above o w o joey mcclure them on a go 30 volva in ari. i see them pushing you there. and obviously anyone who's worked on the ground or, or tried to interact with soldiers, i mean the dehumanization is immediate an instant. and dino, while that was all happening, i mean, could you give us a little bit more context of, was that at the beginning of the trip? what was going through your mind? did you think that me maybe you wouldn't be able to report the story? i know that was literally when we had

i think donald trump _ it changes his equation? no.hey should have won _ they messed up, they should have won it _ they messed up, they should have won it is — they messed up, they should have won. it is nothing to do with me, it wasn't _ won. it is nothing to do with me, it wasn't a _ won. it is nothing to do with me, it wasn't a repudiation of me. i think he runs _ wasn't a repudiation of me. i think he runs i— wasn't a repudiation of me. i think he runs. ithink wasn't a repudiation of me. i think he runs. i think he wasn't a repudiation of me. i think he runs. ithink he runs wasn't a repudiation of me. i think he runs. i think he runs but what i'm he runs. i think he runs but what i'm looking — he runs. i think he runs but what i'm looking at is the ripple effect. if i'm looking at is the ripple effect. if the _ i'm looking at is the ripple effect. if the republicans don't do as well as expected in the house of representatives, will kevin mccarthy be the _ representatives, will kevin mccarthy be the presumed next speaker of the hous

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volunteers will be equated to combatants. what perfectly corresponds to them position.will also be equated in promotions specifically with contractors, so this will be, uh, a very correct decision. this is a very special corps of people with increased social responsibility of people who are ready to give their lives for the country, so every volunteer has his life supported by the state. these are social guarantees of monetary allowance and compensation volunteers and their families will receive on the basis. and the contract with the ministry of defense in terms of social guarantees is compulsory state insurance - this compensation for damage. in case of injury in the framework of e, a special military operation. oh, and free travel. if, unfortunately, a volunteer died on the battlefield, then his family receives a one-time payment in the form of 3 million rubles. i am absolutely convinced that for all military personnel who are fighting to defend their homeland, all conditions should be the same. an important point, the law will be extended to everyone. who voluntaril

and these equations are offered here in the mantle of the earth. the earth exudes hydrocarbon fuels from deep debts. you can see them coming out in the ocean vents, the bottom of the sea, where there's no light and the creatures live on, the hydrocarbons coming out of the center of the earth. the last point i want to make is this changes in the earth when they occur are. so we've had five major extinctions. 80% of earth's history, 4.6 billion years. there was no life the surface of the planet at all. it's all the last 20% of earth's history. and that time there's been five major extinctions where virtually everything living died. they're all basically cataclysmic events. 65 million years ago, when the dinosaurs disappeared, the dinosaurs had a massive asteroid, the yucatan fractured. it said tsunamis all the way up to north dakota. there was a thousand years of volcanic activity in india through sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere, blocked the sun. that was photosynth was gone. the dinosaurs eight plants and the earth expanded are expanding. our theor

the diversification that brings to the equation is really good.e, it's okay to be in cash or cash alternatives. there is nothing in this day and age that says you cannot do that there are many people that will say cash is trash because inflation is much higher. absolutely that is true, for today, but we can't look for today or just next week. we have to look out, next three, four, five, 10 years, where are we going to be? we want investors to be in a overall risk tolerance that is comfortable for them. for some that might be 100% equities. others might be 90%. 10% that is big hedge for their portfolio or completely non-correlated assets in the private markets but the typical family generally speaking can be safe with 40% or so -- barbell approach, 40% on one side, 40% more higher risk bucket and 20% in the middle with apple pie and baseball if you will and figure out how to get the best returns in both of those buckets. liz: then what do you like here, knowing what your thesis is that you have just outlined? >> so for us so much of what we do is i

it is much more complicated equation that i want to engender that conversation and say our food system is not working. if you take writers like wendell and others, they all have wonderful road signs that say we used to get along with mother nature and we have left that far in the dust. >> how did you connect with wendell berry? >> i read his stories in my 20's and i immediately wrote him a letter and said can i adapt your work? he wrote me back which was great and he said no. he said he is not interested in seeing any interpretations of his work. i kept bugging him, writing him letters and he would write me back. finally after 15 years or so, i got hooked up with a filmmaker named laura done who was making a documentary about him and i was able to help and that's when he found out i was a woodworker. wow was -- when i was an actor, he didn't have any time for me. but his son said hey that guys in my woodworking magazine. so i got to know the family and i became an ally. one of my favorite things to do is introduce as many people as i can to his writing. i have done audiobooks of a coup

will least that is the it is a simple equation. as long as our groups can re, profits from gold mining, they will keep earning the cash to kill ah, the horses, some of the fees most fascinating creatures. but in portugal, their population is declining at an alarming rate due to over fishing along the coast. he, horses have captivated the human imagination for thousands of years. and many cultures see them as mythical creatures. one person enthralled by these small animals is biologist george palmer. for the past 15 years, he had studied them here at the faro marine research station in southern portugal. ah, i get the really that's for these animals because they are so different. so interesting. so, so saturday of and they were present so well there i thought that began like a my role model for research. the station is located in ria formosa and lagoon with designated protected zones for short and long snout at sea horses. this is an oasis. scientists have discovered more specimens here than anywhere else. but the sea horses are cur

. >> welshing bringll ukraine into this equation, sure. >> has that raised the danger in youryo view of nuclear war? >> absolutely. there's no question right now that we are a greater danger of nuclear war than any time since 1983 during the abell archer exercise and possibly during 1962. you have to recognize that in the cold war they were inspecting and closing the railway between belarus and [inaudible] to the russians and that could lead to them right on the border with their nato allies in the baltic space now. in ukraine for the major part of the conflict into nato and biden reintegrated in september in integration of nato and the integration of their military and integration of its system in the west of nato. they would be in february in 2008. it's our current cia director. william burns was then the am ambassador to russia and wrote a memo to canned lisa rice and said yet means yet. i met with surveillance gray any will not accept us bringing they toe and comes down on it and more for ukraine and let us come into nato and mr. he's begging us to not try it. the language is the

state ofof california and this fundamental challenge and simply removing tog the politician from the equation and was night and day in terms of the fairness of michigan elections. the map you can see on the screen here is the u.s. house map that was w produced by the michigan citizens redistricting commission. five safe republican seats or safe democratic seats and four highly competitive seats going either democratic or republican depending on how the popular vote turns out in the state. you canan also see that on the slide i have a metric called the efficiency gap. the efficiency gap is the measure that social scientists have developed to capture the severity of gerrymandering in the state. the close tore zero, the -- closer to zero, the fairer the map and the liz of a bias they've built into them for one sides or the other. this is an example of an extremely fair electoral map and importantly you have a critical mass of comettive seats, which means that you have responsiveness. you have accountability. you have the ability of the citizenery to affect the peak spl cigs of the legislature or

i think that's a big part of solving this equation. >> cut i just add something to that?or so we sits at the wilson center i'm in violent agreement with,, with everything that, fa, that glynn -- partly, that glenn said. but i think it's important to point out and maybe this audience knows that, certainly you do, mike come that intelligence community does not make policy. it presents information to policymakers so that they can make better policy, in my view. that intelligence almost never produces good policy. good intelligence hopefully does produce good policy. but it's important for the intelligence community to know what theirma lane is and not to overreach. why? because there are other capable committees of congressdu picky mentioned mike, mike, texas, was just here. i mean, he is now ranking member on foreign affairs. he may chair foreign affairs after this election and you may chair intelligence after this election. you are bothh very able people. but other committees can look at a lot of the china challenges. i'm not saying intel should not, but i'm saying intel s