falke bahram, the kurds have given the leadership of the national team, but this story continued untiltomorrow , that is, the internal options to the page and let's see what is the plan of the 7th football federation. there are foreign players who are active in the domestic league of our country , mr. safi karmaz and sepahan, who are very serious. deal with these four coaches, the city of domestic options we will see on the last page for the football federation that we should not forget that two individuals created the stories under the mouse and the adventurous and expensive stories of our football . it seems that some experts believe that with the arrival of mr. it has been shown by more experience and the technical committee and collective wisdom is the place to choose the head coach and the place of the technical committee is completely felt, but it has happened so far and definitely the football federation is the main responsible for choosing the head coach and will definitely take the responsibility on itself, which is a good choice . without football we will end up according to

falke pointed out and said that although the adobe flash football program preferred not to be in this list, carefully in the words of mr. rasouli, 34 to show the code between the domestic coach and foreign teams have teams. if you look at the last three of these four people, on the next page, we will see that they announced their withdrawal from this translator , and it remains mr. javad nekonam and mr. farhad majidi. mr. javad nekonam does not have an address and code. hey, mr. usoli, that's right, we are going to the only internal option of the green light federation, mr farhad majidi and let's go very quickly to the foreigners of the pinto league, mr. garzam and maraya mera , who said that these three options that are active inside the country have been negotiated, but in my opinion , they have been removed from the list of the team from the list of the football federation . among the internal and external options of mr. farhad majidi and mr. farhad majidi, the internal and external options of the football federation are according to mr. khums's 19 very successful record . will sit

it's a living example of what we want to achieve in a penny. arreola then feeling it's all thanks to falk created by the coastal climate and clouds ascending to the cooler mountain region. a similar project has also been set up in portugal and both locations experts are examining where the fuck catching could be an effective way to protect against drought and fires. in other eric climates across the mediterranean and beyond. similar systems in chile and morocco, supply water to small villages for pharma, ferman cardona, the fork hetcher's could be a game changer. his land is in walking distance of the collectors. he lost up to 10 hector as of pear. apple and nut trees. in the 2019 fi of ground cannady fast growing ferns have now taken over what was once an orchard or through us fire burnt everything to the ground to them. nothing was left yet and i'm only child the soil. this year though, he planted again, apple trees. and during the hot, dry months his neighbors from life near blessed supplied water. in the past, harriman calona was dependent on rainfalls. go on you every year, the summe

in development of what was said at the very beginning and kovalchuk and krasnikov and the ministers falk and andrey aleksandrovich travnikov here. especially in support of what is probably the right moment for us now, by strengthening this scientific graph, our scientific connectedness of our territory, the right moment to rethink may be to update the status of science cities. and here are the territories with concentration scientific intelligence. we have such, uh, now there are quite a few points in the country, but at least. there are one and a half to two dozen. i can now just immediately call it gatchina and protvina, zelenograd and dubna and pushchina and obninsk and chernogolovka thanks to your decisions and support. now a network of mega installations is being created across the country, and in particular, in those points of those territories that i have named, there is somewhere a special economic zone. somewhere there are technoparks. somewhere there is a completely unique world-class center of science, but unfortunately, uh, the urban environment, of course, is far behind, but

we are ready with the ministry of science and education, and get ready for a rook, vladimirovich is falk but we discussed this, that is, the minister supports. and there are already the first half of the universities that are ready to join in this program. and these are our strong engineering technical universities. this is mipt, this is mine, this is st. petersburg, and in terms of lithium, these are moscow universities and obsu associations. that is, we are ready to prepare to develop these programs, conduct public professional accreditation, and already this year select students for undergraduate programs for the first year who would like to develop in this direction. it seems to me that this will also create a new blanket, a new class of such progressors of entrepreneurial engineers. entrepreneurs who create new things that offer new ideas, new products and new brands. therefore, here, too , it seems to me, we are solving this problem, including massively through education, and vladimirovich a few words. i would like to dwell on the issues of international cooperation, but we are act

eh, little falk, too , was with us at the final, he talked with the guys with the organizers.ts a lot together with us in this project, and it’s interesting what the president says yes. listen, well, 62 is good, let’s close other regions, i say everything, here, we are ready to open 10 new ones, including luhansk donetsk because there is also such a thing now, you know, there is a need for people who earn money themselves, who ensure the supply of goods of various products. there right down to the logistics of the service. there, this life needs to be nourished and everyone wants to earn money and people need to be taught, and moreover , our activists in donetsk in luhansk a. just so tuned in to what they say, listen, we have some kind of boom right here, as if the nineties now everyone wants to stick everything. e golden, yes and no. the same. denis vladimirovich pushilin says he also says, listen, well, this is what we need. let's help, here we are. uh, just about a private back was, uh, the prime minister of the donetsk people's republic who just here in the state council t

at 1:45 p.m.,est senate vote on confirmation of the falk nomination. if confirmed, the motions to reconsider with respect to the falk and zach hymn nominations be considered and laid on the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. ms. cortez masto: if there is to further business to combehalf the senate, a i ask that it understand is adjourned under the previous order. the presiding officer: the senate stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow.

published, a collection of poems by osip mandelstam hosted exhibitions of the disgraced artist robert falktor ernstra unknown joseph brodsky read his poems there in estonia alexander solzhenitsyn wrote the gulag archipelago festivals in the ussr also took place in estonia fashion magazine silhouette was a salvation for those who loved beautiful clothes and followed sons in the ussr estonians have always dreamed of being known as smart. they wanted to have not only culture, but also their own science, for the first time they tried to realize this dream as soon as they gained independence in 1918, but regardless of estonia there were not enough scientists, the situation changed after the country joined the soviet union, when estonia was flooded with russian specialists, finally in 1946 , the academy of sciences of the estonian ussr was solemnly opened, and literally six years later, an incredible work on the history of estonia appeared in its fundamental nature which was created from nothing by soviet scientists on the instructions of the party and government, the most important work in the

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the motto of the german folk storm was ein falk, state of a people rises up, a people stands up.but, you know, in face of these vast forces arrayed by the allies, in the face of a firm grand alliance, the german people stood up. all right. and then, you know, the vast majority of them sat right back down again. and hence the mass surrenders at the end of war and the lack of any real guerrilla resistance, i think by stating a firm front saying there would just be no room for that sort of thing, yalta probably did good work bringing about german in may hitler shooting himself helped, but hitler shot himself because of what happened at yalta as well. i mean, i think that's also part of what we want to say. the second follow on impact of yalta at the end of the war has to do with the shape of operation wins in europe. in the last few months. so once again, in my era, i've already revealed 1958. i grew up in the middle of the cold war, maybe at its at its coldest. but you can always argue about what what were its worst moments. but in my era, historians often spoke of a race to berlin

under the previous order, the motion to reconsider with respect to the falk and zakheim nominations are considered made and laid upon the table, and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] good afternoon, everyone. please have a seat. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> president biden, president clinton, members of our cabinet, members of congress, and our fellow americans, nearly 30 years ago just outside in the rose garden our nation took a long overdue step to give working people, and in particular, working mothers, the dignity, respect and support they deserve. before then, many of us will remember, working people faced often impossible choices. impossible choices. the choice either to take care of a loved one, or keep a job. the choice either to protect one's health, or protect one's livelihood. but thanks to the family and medical leave act, millions of americans since then have been spared these false choices. everyone here understands the importance of being able to care for the people we love. on a personal no

i'm david falk. i lived in the neighborhood. yeah, i know. you can't get into putin's head, but what do you think he realistically thinks of the fleeing of, i don't know, 300,000, 500,000 young russians, intelligent and educated russians, the it industry and so on. it's a really good question. it's also just a great insurance policy for vladimir putin. the more that unhappy people and they keep the borders open, the safer he is. so it's a safety valve and it basically creates a mechanism for the most adverse sort of globalized and self-starting people in the country, punk out and for the who are left behind to be the most passive and paternalistic and dependent members of russian society. i'm jane perlez foreign correspond and former beijing bureau chief for the new york times. i'm joining today seoul. it's my to introduce susan shirk professor and head oth

um, not the falk cassel stage at the beginning but his house was there when they moved out here in the 1870s. yes. um, two questions actually. first one, are you still researching family? and number two, are still researching the chambers family because you still have a burning question about that something you're still hoping to discover that great question. so she asks if i'm still researching and if the reason i'm still researching is because i have a burning question. to be honest, i'm not actively researching right now because i'm a teacher, and that takes a lot of time. but i am when a question arises, i feel like, you know, some things. i know where to find the answers. if i'm like, i wonder if this shows up in the newspapers, i could look that up. but i'm not really actively doing that right now. as far as burning questions go. i don't know if there's a big burning one. it's like lots of little like, you know, embers still kind of like. but just to know more about i would love just to know more about daily life. and i suppose if there is a burning question, i realize what the b

. >> every decade, you get somebody like peter falk as columbo or carroll o'conner as archie bunker.an't imagine anybody else afterwards. and james gandolfini is that as tony soprano. >> i think it's supposed to be a mafia story, but -- i mean, it's like i say -- >> it's also about everyday life. >> did you know that an italian invented the telephone? >> alexander graham bell was italian? >> you see? you see what i'm talking -- antonio maucchi invented the telephone and he got robbed. everybody knows that. >> who invented the mafia? >> what? >> "the sopranos" took the mystery out of being a mobster. ♪ i'm a fool to do your dirty work oh yeah ♪ >> it was somehow more mundane than we guessed it would be, and yet every bit as riveting as "the godfather." >> you were like a brother to me. >> the debate raged at hbo about whether you could have a guy like this as your lead. and david chase was adamant that you have to, this is who he is, and he was right. >> can you assure me that tony soprano isn't going to become a sensitive, nurturing, mellowing man? >> yes. >> oh, good. >> oh, my god.

falk's paper .cycle all being deranged and people who have the vaccine on average, it's about three days changes on average. if you get you will have a slightly heavy period there. the time afterwards , david, that time afterwards, david, that david if i can just because i can just button if i can just put in there why when this when the disease we're talking about has it poses very little threat to the to the women that we're talking about why in terms of a risk benefit judgement continue to offer that vaccination to women when there are at least these doubts raised by these figures ? why would you would you figures? why would you would you continue to recommend this vaccine to women to pregnant women and the rest be seen seeing the shadow of doubt that must least be raised by this kind of research . so the latest kind of research. so the latest range of boosters for the vaccines wasn't open to people under the age of 50, was only open to people in particularly high risk groups where the risk was s

falk's paper . cycle all being deranged and people who have the vaccine on average, it's about three days changes on average. if you get you will have a slightly heavy period there. the time afterwards , david, that time afterwards, david, that david if i can just because i can just button if i can just put in there why when this when the disease we're talking about has it poses very little threat to the to the women that we're talking about why in terms of a risk benefit judgement continue to offer that vaccination to women when there are at least these doubts raised by these figures ? why would you would you figures? why would you would you continue to recommend this vaccine to women to pregnant women and the rest be seen seeing the shadow of doubt that must least be raised by this kind of research . so the latest kind of research. so the latest range of boosters for the vaccines wasn't open to people under the age of 50, was only open to people in particularly high risk groups where the risk was

the clerk: nomination, united states institute of peace, joseph lee falk, of maryland, to be a memberof the board of directors. a member of the gg committee, thanks for joining us. >> guest: thanks ravi. >> host: what did you think about this being the very first hearing out of the box with the judiciary committee? >> guest: first of all i i wat to say these are very important issues, or the policy. the problem was we are here in washington to fix problems, and yesterday in a very few short hours we tried to talk about border policy, we tried to talk about drug policy, drug overdose policy, immigration policy, refugee policy. issues that we've had to deal with for 60, 70 years. and so to do it in one quick shot we've got to take the whole year, maybe two years to address these issues. >> host: among those issues when he comes to your own personal take on border policy how would you rate the biden administration management of that? >> guest: is not the biden administration. it's the last few administrations. border policy. we've invested record numbers of dollars on the border. we have