brother who let's say brotherhood nations but still you can distinguish if you take let's as i told you everett. you will distinguish him from. ukrainian that's actually no harm because then you can distinguish balls you can french even to distinguish friend from tom jones you can distinguish brits from french and so on so on so in general genetic map of. europe including russia. almost coinciding with the job with geography really well it's a. that's a point that two years ago was published in top journals which was discussed highly in. journals european jorhat american journals and this will confirm this in our country which is which has a feature of very long distances so we took samples from far east from siberia and also fall in the same category that genetic distance is dependent on geography how far the father personally from from another person the big distance between them genetic distance well scientists predict that in a few decades human genome will play a key role in medicine spotlights the media has more in that. human genome is all of the d.n.a. a person possesses scientists are

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oil production in twenty ten access to export and internal supplies of russian crude is expected to everett around ten million barrels a day organizations says there is an increasing demand for oil from countries like russia in particular this relates to the new russian blood supply from east siberia to asia russian kurds becoming more attractive in the markets putting pressure on demand for opec oil the oil cartel expects global to march to grow on one cent next year. and a look at markets now stocks in the u.k. are on the rise for the first time in three days they have been told by positive news from the gulf of mexico says it has finally managed to clock its leaking oil well least on a temporary basis company's shares have shot up four percent of news and german dax is just. being in the plot itself. and in russia they are chance in the my success in the red among the biggest losers on the r.t.s. thoughtful gift to gus and. big stage companies and rush on not coming up with enough in the face of products that they were to call the medical director of prize waterhouse coopers center of in

production and twenty ten opec says the export and internal supplies a russian curse expected to everett around ten million barrels a day organization says there is an increasing demand for oil from countries like russia and in particular this relates to the new russian plans flight from east siberia to asia russian crew is becoming more attractive in the market pressure on demand for opec oil cartel expects global to munch to grow around one percent next year. a look at the markets and stocks in the u.k. on the rise of the facts time in three days they are being called higher by positive news from the gulf of mexico where he says it has finally managed to plug its leaking oil well at least on a temporary basis company's shares have shot up four percent on the news and the german dax is just tipping in the black the south. and the russian the r.g.s. in the my six are covering from thursday's losses all the major blue chip stocks the solid bucking the trend obstacle to gus and nicole. big stage owned companies and rush are not coming up with the nuff innovative products that's the verdict

supply for twenty ten opec says the export and internal supplies of russian kurds are expected to everett's around ten million barrels a day organizations says there is an increasing demand for oil from countries like russia in particular this relates to the new russian blend supply from east to asia russian crude is becoming more attractive in the market pushing pressure on the opec oil the oil cartel expects global demand will grow wrong one cent next year. let's take check on the markets first to asia where they're trading in the red as a drop in the u.s. factory output fueled concerns of the pace of recovery in the world's biggest economy the nikkei is down more than three percent of the hank saying it's fucked. and here in russia the r.t.s. has started fry this trading session in the blacks like they're recovering from thursday's losses so you have to guess managed to lose more than two percent from the start of the trading session on the archer yes then the world's nickel is down almost one percent for my success will swap. big stage owned companies and rush on not coming up with enou

supply for twenty ten opec says the export and internal suppliers of russian crude is expected to everett's round ten million barrels a day organization says there is an increasing demand for oil from non opec countries like russia in particular this relates to the new russian supplied from east siberia to asia the russian courage is becoming more attractive in the market but pressure on demand for opec oil the oil cartel expects global demand will grow around one percent next year. let's check out the equity markets to asia where they're trading in the red as a drop in that spectrum output fueled concerns of the pace of recovery in the world's biggest economy and ek is down more than three percent and the hang seng is flat. and here in russia the r.t.s. has started friday is trading session in the black slightly recovering from fancies losses so who have to guess credit to lose more than two percent from the start of the trading session on the r.t.s. and formulas down the one percent from isis will open in a few minutes. big stage owned companies in russia are not coming up with enough inn

production in twenty ten opec says their exports and internal supplies of russian courage is expected to everett around ten million barrels a day organization says there is an increase in demand for all from up at countries like russia in particular this relates to the new russian blend supply from east to asia russian crude is becoming more attractive in the market pressure on demand for opec oil the oil cartel expects global dimanche to grow around one percent next year. quarterly profit google has missed expectations for the first time in two years the world's top search engine posted net income of one point eight billion dollars for the second quarter the growth in the company's expenses off such a twenty four percent jump in revenue and lists are worried about rising costs as google spends happily on research and development to expand into new products. time to check now on the markets and russia the r.t.s. of the my six off the sour old major blue chips a gaining bucking the upward trend is ross net. and stocks in the u.k. are on the rise for the first time in three days they're being pull

neurones in that area did was unknown until -- what the nurons in that area did was unknown until ed everettsisned inon a ngle neuron and asking what it did. i think i have a single neuron. i can hear the popping. you're listening to a sound related to movement and those popping noises are called action potentials or spikes and that's the code of the brain, and neurophysiologists try to decode the brain and make sense of movement, and from studying the behavior of animals we learned that the motor cortex arm area is very interested in producing commands of when to move and which way to move -- left or right. so we had some insight from these years of experiments. for about the next two decades, we explored those areas and we learned that really, this information was encoded not in a single neuron, but in populations much like the information in a symphony is not encoded by the second violinist but you have to listen to the whole orchestra. what was severely lacking was the ability to try to capture many cells at once like listening tohe wle symphony so we developed an electrode array, instead

i commend our witnesses everett and leadership. i would now recognize our minority -- our witnesses efforts and leadership. i would now recognize our minority representative. >> a recent survey confirms what many of us already know. americans, including the religious faithful, want america's immigration laws enforced. 54% of catholics, 61% of protestants, and 55% of born- again christians support legally enforcing immigration laws. i suspect we will hear today that it is sometimes unethical to enforce our nation's laws. for those who want to take that approach, there is one problem. the bible contains numerous passages the support the rule of law. the scriptures clearly indicate that it civil authorities should be charged with serving order and punishing wrongdoers. in romans 13, led every person -- toarate to governor governing authority. clearly this is advice to christians to follow the laws of their nation's and to respect the laws of other nations. although we respect acts of charity, we cannot both be charitable and lawbreake

the focus is to fold the point of the everett is the money the impact from booking domestic energy productionhe tax payers land. the first is to promote projects texas thir expense but second it is unveiling the latest rationalization of the federal government appetite for land holdings and the fashionable branding of economic planning green jobs. and of course expect any meaningful installation of the economic wind and solar projects or transmission and more of a campaign by allied groups i think bill will know in more detail using the plan water and the endangered species act to block solar rays and transmission out of concern for disturbing the california mojave's will desert tortoise and so on. the green jobs are essentially census jobs exist only as long as the government program underwriting of the jobs does. part of the transfusion they then disappear of the government level this is largely make work but when the private sector engages in it, the research from president obama cited eight times as his model spain shows 90% of the jobs were temporary, that is to say most the installation

everett governor knows where their concerns and needs are.ng as that is done, working with the governor's and the legislatures, you will have -- governors will be more responsible. they will ask why did you do this instead of that. we asked for that flexibility. >> anything else? [unintelligible] . . . . [unintelligible] >> we will probably have some discussion about this over the next couple of days. as gov. manchin mentioned, this is a bipartisan organization, so we need to find that common ground as we did when we set -- cent of the bipartisan letter. i would say that flexibility is key. for some states, the program is important and four other states it is less so. if congress can give us flexibility in health care, that would be of benefit to most of the states. >> [unintelligible] >> we extend an invitation to the president as we did in our winter meeting. in my eight years, we have met with the president's and as senior members of his cabinet at the white house. we have a two or three hour meeting in february. the president is generally