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the beer is fleming again, i'll be it at reco prices. they're up about 15 percent on 2019. 6 the festivals famously packed tense are also bank without any social distancing or mosque rules in place. bavarian state, premier mock hazardous as he expects an increase in current of ours cases off to the festival. but that hospitals are in a good position to deal with the surge the crowds, back on unix, famous background aunt letting the pandemic while the weather spoiled their fun. have you as well now? it's just so new again. and so many people at once since the pandemic there haven't been so many events, but it's nice to have a party again, especially as it's a tradition for us and bavaria also perhaps in germany. it's great to put my journal on again. even though you know, we still have go with everything is amazing to see everybody is do you know, have this fear to, you know, just unite for the revelers. happy to be back out of type of fest at loved. it seems beer really does bring everyone together and that's the latest unbeatable u. new

we have roger ferguson, greg fleming, carson block, and r rostin behnam.'ll be sitting down with my panel and joe's panel. paula worked closely with stan because she used to run bowdoin college foundation and obviously she's on the board there she said probably nobody is better at figuring out what's happening in changing market conditions than stan d drucke druckenmiller. >> 30 years, that money found at duquesne that's pretty good that's a lot of pressure with all this money i'm not trying to manage, it's just too difficult at this point. it takes an emotional toll and everything else. he was here last year delivering or the year before no, it was 2014 >> i can't believe it's been that long. >> 2014. so it's a rare and valuable moment, i think, for me and for everybody. >> i think so too. again, changing market conditions is what we have today, which is probably why the timing for this conference is so important this time around >> i mean, in essence, you know one of the thing he was focusing on in 2014 >>. >> what? >> the fed needs to get off zero inter

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and look at me like whoa, do choose carry a in the slave over mother who fleming the life. she said being a part of the community has become so important because now she doesn't feel alone in her struggle. women need such safe spaces. once you take on this role of wife and mother, you lose your individuality. so you are given that this to be an individual. yes. we know you have your child. we know you love them, but you also have these feelings that you need to process mothers are expected to find their joy in their families and virtually. so what happens when women like jacqueline and amena find a joy in other activities outside of mother who is guilt inevitable when mothers she's been so just on i've had to leave my child for see both selfish things. you feel like i probably am a bad mother, of course the guilt you, you have to remove yourself from the yoke of, of mum give me 100. that in a ching, is one among thousands of women. that amina has impacted on the facebook page and mother me, the women, and that is a simple mind. they want to change how motherhood is seen the

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but the big breakthrough happened in 1928 when scottish physician alexander fleming accidentally discoveredpenicillin. penicillin was an mediate cure-all r scarlet fever, meningitis, and even pneumonia. this medication launched the modern era of antibiotics. - i thought it was a great kindness to be able to tell people, no, it's not stress, take some antibiotics and you'll be cured. - [julia] today ulcers are no longer a chroc illness for many, and in the u.s., cases of stomach cancer have decreased almost every year. - like most people, i like to prove other people are wrong. i didn't realize it was going to take 23 years before people really believed it and accepted it. - [julia] by eradicating the microbes that cause stomach ulcers and cancer, barry's research is forging a disease free future before infections even start. (futuristic music) - [futuristic narrator] in the future, the exterior doors of most homes have microbial scanners that detect foreign agents. when people enter the home, the scanner sweeps the entire body for harmful microbes. if detected, a home health robot immediate

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scary to stay less, less it alms are widely used in the way and cough it keeps as it's not enough. fleming, germany is top. diplomat says he's not satisfied with burdens refusals. i lowers modern battle tanks and armored personnel carriers. c, grain and sissy, they, his country needs them. now. this comes off, the germans. defies. minister said is mizzi aid has reached the limits. disappointing signals from germany while ukraine needs leopards and martyrs now to liberate people and save them from genocide. not a single rational argument on why these weapons cannot be supplied only abstract fears and excuses. what is berlin afraid of that key of is not. we have handed over an unbelievable amount from the reserves of the buddhist there. but i say at this point quite clearly that we have reached the limit. now the kid is demanding the leopard to which cost $10000000.00 euros each. and the modest replace moves the hardware recently destroyed and the call things that comes either to the point western countries have been supplying mostly outdated alma vehicles. this however, isn't the 1st time k

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later became known as the city, kosovo for many centuries , who just did not own the town and the flemings in 1510 the sapieha and the trait of the lynx issued a charter for holding auctions in the city. and fairs. so kosovo becomes the center of the area of ​​guesthouses and taverns have always been crowded bazaars. people took place here until the 19th century. despite the fact that there were only two streets in the city, ruzhanskaya and dvornaya, in 1869 there were already more than two courtyards in kosovo. every week, traditionally on thursdays, the bazaars sold bread, cloth, and fabrics. namely, wooden utensils, flax and other consumer goods, the main imported product was salt, it was supplied from pinsk and koenigsberg from the end of the 18th century, the owner of kosovo, the merichevshchina and 17 nearby villages , became marshal to slonimsky by the name of fuslovsky during this period, the city flourished economically, we set off on an expedition along the kutkas of our ukraine for people that ashana thrust our naked recession we’re not bad after all , driving sideways, or is it

it went through the areas of orlando, the central florida major damage mate, namely flemings, and now it's over the atlantic macon, almost. so you turn within the next couple of hours. wait for the next 24 hours and the united states, the eastern board, north carolina, south carolina, would be facing this hurricane. the 2nd version of it, if you want. we still don't know the number of deaths here in florida. some sheriff's local sheriff's of some small counties, they talk about hundreds, we're not sure about this numbers yet, but the only report the only witnesses are already bring in some groove gruesome of images of those people who decided to stay right now the united states is not done yet, we still have another 24 hours, major effort in washington now to provide the money and the help still to come to suffer standing firm in the face of criticism, u. k. prime minister refuses to change her economic plan and the young bosnian is looking for a better life abroad. why somebody's election isn't providing any reason to stay. ah that the last few days it seemed rain on the east side of

and the west continues fleming moscow for the so called weapon ization of food african states. the trying to stay neutral about the ongoing conflict while receiving support from moscow on getting greater influence in the un and more of a say in the post colonial era. this companies as the united states threatened african countries with sanctions, if they by russian energy. although biden insists the u. s. never forces any one to take sides. we do not see conflict. we do not seek to call war. we do not ask any nation to choose between the united states or any other partner. independent geopolitical analyst, escobar believes the western attitude to africa. well, it's counterproductive. it's a mix of racism. ingrained racism in the atlantis is elite. and the fact that after the only thing that africa is good for is plundering which is the history of colonialism and neo colonial isn't for the past 20300 years. europeans came up with this absolutely toxic sanctions regina. and now they are sanctioning very poor countries across africa, depriving them of grain and for license that th

because the complicated mess of the economy it's fleming soon policymakers as well. but they say they had no incentive to lower their prices. is another big problem. here? this idea that this can be lower prices. are you suddenly seeing the cafÉ around the corner saying we're gonna drop or prices? >> there's a bagel shop two blocks in my department in those handwritten sign over the cash same apologizing the prices have gone up and noting that it will come down. and we know that's gonna be a fallacy, but there is a sense that this is a short term thing, and it's gonna go back to the way that it, we'll have that can happen. and the crazy thing about this moment is that consumers are still spending and that's really making it so that people got more money for stimulus checks from everything's that more money to pay for things. >> and then some people are suffering before covid are suffering even worse now and they're suffering when they go to the grocery store. i want to ask about one purchase, not just groceries, twitter. they said you llama schools in the cleared by

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. >> emily: harris, wise can't double a seven stay the way that in fleming intended in the many beginningother roles. >> if he doesn't capitulate to what certain people in society want to see in men, they're going to cancel him. that is what this is. if they see it of progress and we see it as tampering with entertainment. entertainment should be what is going to be. top gun did well because it stayed within those parameters and it lifted up the military. you know they're not a fan of that. while they don't have to go. the rest of us dead. >> emily: kaylee, shaken not stirred? what is he going to do, order a green tea shot? >> kayleigh: this is not about men evolving. it's about suppressing masculinity, which is something hollywood is trying to do. when you go to 007 you go to watch fast cars and action scenes. it's not the titanic. nobody ever went to the below seven and us themselves hey come heating cry, this is a terrible film, but they may very well become the titanic like that federal movie they covered where they spent $90 million on this thing, got terrible reviews and apparently

she first appeared with then host art fleming back in 1972.as kids. look up encyclopedia. google that this time she won big though. finishing final jeopardy with 30,800. she could buy lots of yeah, what do you do go pawn the encyclopedias when you get 40 bucks, you don't need that, right? look for something fun to do this weekend about a little sun sand and sea. look at this weekend's fog fest in pacifica straight ahead. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. so what do you think? we're prepared to offer cash. $5.99. you'll start to expect great deals everywhere. new all-day diner deals starting at $5.99. 10 deal-icious meals. only at denny's. ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to smell so good? ♪hefty, hefty...♪ ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ must be magic. hef

salesforce's colin fleming says san francisco has taken its rightful spot as the epicenter of technology this week, and visitors are happy to be here. the streets have been fantastic and there's people it's vibrant again. the restaurants have been fantastic eating inside dining together. i have to say there's been no need to wear masks. people are being very respectful at the same time. this is giving local businesses a much needed boost with lines out the door at restaurants like john's grill near union square. we don't typically open all three floors , and we've had all three floors rocking for the last couple of days. that john school it's been unbelievable. this helps immensely. it helps the staff that helps everybody helps the entire city really, and hotels sold out all week. it is refreshing to have a hotel that is open and thriving. you know we were close for 14 months during the pandemic dream forces filled with more than 1000 sessions and workshops and dozens of speakers to inspire, including celebrities and activists like magic johnson, simone biles, bono and matthew mcconaughe

ah, remnants of what was hurricane danielle and out fleming into the barian peninsula. however, one, this is the picture on tuesday, so up and down portugal we've got periods of prolonged rain. certainly seen the risk of flash flooding here. but not just the rain. the winds will be a factor as well, cussing up to 75 kilometers per hour, so that could certainly cause some damage. we were talking about record temperatures for the month of september and bordeaux things have cooled off. here are 32 degrees. that's because we've got some showers and even the potential for thunderstorms on tuesday. now for the rest of central europe through the balkans, we're mostly in the clear where things start to pick up again is through the boss 1st. this flood of rain also dropping down temperatures and it's stumble to $23.00 degrees. and then for turkey's ne black seacoast pretty steady stream of rain as fall. also another spot, lot of rain in the forecast for you scanning navy on tuesday, that's moving across the baltic sea and edging closer to the baltic states tuesday into wednesday

way back in 1972, exactly 50 years ago, martha came in third on the art fleming version of "jeopardy!60 less than her champion winnings yesterday. we welcome two first-timers to the show-- lynda and michael. good luck to all three of you. let's get to work in the jeopardy! round. here are your categories. first... then... and finally... each response will be two words with one letter different. for example, box boy. martha, where do we begin?

they're now armenia as a by john fleming. each other for a flare up in violence on the board of this week. more than 200 soldiers have been killed in the fighting. russia mediated a seas 5 between the countries. but bab, here's to be holding for now. can you treasure hooker? mm hm. we regret the recent fighting, and of course the victims that occurred there. but also, and above all, under the influence of russia, this conflict was localized. i hope this continues to be the case, and here is the answer to the question about resources. we've still got enough of them. charl stratford is in the us about an a town of cello with more in the situation where the situation in this area remains calm. we've spoken to the foreign ministry, the azeri government saying that the c slot seems to be holding. they are also saying though, that they have offered what they describe as a safe passage to armenian soldiers. they still say are operating in areas like these. there's been no mention of any deadline or as to what would happen if those a

they all brought - together by the newscast team and my colleague, adam fleming, all available on bbci—budget in the kind of plans they're trying to put forward. yes, and the government is in crisis management over this situation, and having to declare war on the markets. they're trying to get mps to take to social media to say essentially they're sticking with the plan, they're not going to u—turn. i think the most curious thing after that text is how few of them have taken up on his generous offer. they have not taken to twitter, they have not been hitting the studios trying to sell this package because as well as being economically a castor 50, is deeply on and popular —— a catastrophe. it's that brings us to the thing you mentioned at the top which was that yougov pull of 33 lead for the labour party. we haven't seen those numbers sincejohn major's numbers since john major's government. numbers sincejohn major's government. that will set jitters among mps. it would be talking about it is she going to be heaved out, and tories 33% lead would mean that the conservative party will 33

the things that we're speaking about right now, fleming down the monarchy.onarchy was something that's bigger than anyone individual. and, king charles is going to inherit this thrown, and he will do the best job he can. but, it will continue. and i think one of the most incredible thing about the monarchy. why i love it so much is the fact that it continues. it never stops. and it is that shared story of 1000 years that we all come together and admire. >> arianna chernock you mentioned the scandals that the king has been involved with in the past. his personal life. how extraordinary is it, when you think about the evolution of the monarchy, where we are to the day, that here we are, camilla, the new queen counselor? >> i don't think charles or camilla would have ever a match in this for themselves back in the early 90s. it's a very unlikely figure tell. but a fairytale nonetheless. and i think that's why today, charles put so much emphasis on offering reassurances to his audiences. a sense that they are there to provide that type of stability that he sough

the era of antibiotics, briton alexander fleming isolated penicillin from mold?verything unnecessary in our lives. for example, now the full moon was recent, and also retrograde mercury in general, you will be vigilant, and the rest will be told by astrologers. on september 15, the turning point of the 19th and twentieth lunar days, the thirtieth day of the sun, is a very good strong hardy businesslike, feeling the mind. he has live in harmony with each other. he is comfortable with setbacks. well, guess what, it didn't work the first time. let's try differently and character. he is excellent , he is friendly, affable, and most importantly, he knows how to enjoy life and notice bright and happy moments in it, but minuses. he is not always picky about acquaintances. it's time to behave frivolously, and then suddenly laziness attacks him, often on such days there is a feeling that you are tired of people, what is called overcommunicating, this can be experienced by aries and here the stars can advise. is it to carve out half an hour of time and be alone. he's on th

charlie from fleming county who says that he can't afford to fill up his tractor as a farmer because diesel prices are where they are. and he says, i don't know where they get their numbers in washington, congressman, but it feels three times 8% on the c.p.i. or lorena from mount sterling, kentucky, who owns a floral business, a main street small business. and everything costs more. and she said, this is not the america i know. and then jamie, who is a mom of two kids, she goes to get baby formula, she goes to the grocery and she can't afford groceries. she tries to fill up her car to take her kids on errands and she can't afford it. this is not purporting to speak for the american people, these are the american people. and they are suffering because this administration will not fix the supply side. they raise taxes on businesses, which discourage business investment and capital expenditures, we need to fix the supply bottle necks. they raise prices at the pump by declaring war on american energy production, by weaponizing financial regulation. and they refuse to take actions that ac