work from the economic functions. this is what would not put a lead on this and apprise this type ofconfidence in russia. >> . >> survey. steve? >> the phenomenon of private military companies yesterday said is ubiquitous and i want to hold on what they said about international security strategies because the uae's, the pmc's are intrinsic to russian military strategy not just in syria, not just africa. first of all as we pointed out in the middle east today, the presence of the russians and the success of the russians have not only emboldened russia to go into action, then you, i call the enablers that the uae which makes no bones about it that are helping them get into for and use pmc's uae for purposes of getting access to mineral resources. or creating long-term political influence and creating a base for russian arms sales which is a big deal and the growing income base. africa is growing important to the prime minister he, it's a growing importance to other sectors as well. the phenomenon of entrepreneurs or qui

ass duality of functions well as the economic functions, this is what will not put a lid on this into rise at this time for companies in russia. >> thank you. steve? >> the phenomenon of pmc is ubiquitous. i want to build on what surrogates that about russian nationals carry strategy because pmc's are a russianon inside security policy writ large. not just syria or africa. the presence of the russians and the success of the russian have not only emboldened russia to go into africa but have enabled , they have enablers like the uae, who are helping them get into africa and use places like the uae to get mineral resources or energy contract or create long-term last in political influence and russian arms sales. it's a big deal and is a growing import. importancef growing to other sectors as well. the phenomenon of private entrepreneurs, because they are policyvate, in russian goes back to the stars -- the a zars because it gave them plausible liability. it's become ubiquitous under putin. there was an article in the all -- in the washington post last week that one of the people who was

the private military companies into main functions. in the forest. and the something in the territorial defense that we can actually see after the regular force. the certain military missions abroad. these other functions with the economic ways to do it. thank you sergei. the private military companies. it's bbq us. i want to build on what he said about russian national security strategy. the pmc's are a phenomenon that are intrinsic to russian national security strategy at large. not even just africa. for civil as we pointed out in the middle east today. the presence of the russians and the success has not only embolden russia to go into africa has enabled them like the uae. they make no bones about it. and they use it for the purposes of getting access to mineral resources. it is a big deal and is of growing importance. africa is of growing importance. the phenomenon of private entrepreneurs or quote private entrepreneurs for sure. in russian policy they go back to the czars. they used to use people became because it gave them deniability. it has b

the way it needs to function. i get all that. but somehow just rearranging the chairs or who sits where, in my opinion, doesn't solve some of the problems that i see that need to be solved within opm. so how -- what is the problem that you think will be solved by the relocation of opm? and i really see it more as a merger as opposed to an -- not accusation, but instead of being acquired. thank you. but way you described it to senator harris, clearly, you know, it's not integrating all the horses of the director of o -- the authorities of the director of opm within the head of the gsa. so this is kind of an umbrella. so how is that going to solve the problems that we've recognized over a long period, dr. pon, that need to be solved over at opm? >> thank you, senator. throughout my career in the federal government, we wanted to make sure that transactional and administrative things were minimized and mission delivery and performance enhancements was maximized at agencies. this is an effort to continue that effort. i

was of course the economic function. this is what real -- in russia. >> thank you, sergey. steve. >> was the phenomenon of private military companies is ubiquitous. i want to build on what sergey and general gornick said, because the pmcs are a phenomenon that is intrinsic to russian national security strategy writ large. not just syria, not even just africa. first of all as we pointed out in the middle east today, the presence of the russians on the success of the russians has not only embolden russia to go into -- enablers, that are helping them get into africa and use uae for purposes of getting access to mineral resources are into contracts, or creating long-term political influence and a basis of local russian arms sales to african countries which is a big deal and are growing importance. as lavrov said, africa is going important to the foreign minister, growing importance of the sectors as well. the phenomenon of private entrepreneurs, quote private entrepreneurs because they are not private for sure. in russian po

software producer primum reacted immediately to the instance hack by adding more security functions so for the time being it was malware no longer works. that doesn't help it's convinced it's only a matter of time before the next new call appears. how can smartphone users protect themselves when making online transactions. security experts says the procedure is still problematic. at the moment if you really need to use a banking up on your smartphone then you need. way to go to safety mechanism that was established a long time ago also. this mechanism is the time the price is a transaction the face times are often generated by and. if the time and banking apps are installed on the same device that's a security risk if someone small fine thank you. counts. on the banking recommend never using banking up on your phone in the first place if possible it's better to do the transaction on one device and get the tram number on a separate device that's not always practical. online banking is only safe when tons and tons came from a separate called treatise provided by some banks with a good ol

piece it seems to be more important than a function of passion of c.s.i think so because the genital is hidden but the female breast you can see through the cloth. we've received a lot of your questions and many wanted to know if people had gender reassignment surgery able to fully enjoy sex relationships. here's if we change. the shape of a gender organ we try to hold the functional or sensitive sensible parts so in reassignment surgery from male to female we preserve the glands of the penis in the other and if we change the specter of from female to male we preserve the critters and these organs be other sensitivity and the sensibility of sexual feeling and emotion until orgasm or source or it is possible so that the patients can still be stimulated yes of course and that's the change of gender ethic the d.b. don't know the do they have an orgasm they can have an orgasm if the organs are preserved of the blood supply of the nerves are working they have orgasms. you made a lot of sense gender people what are the most common problems they face the proble

the shape of a gender organ we try to hold the functional or sensitive sensible parts so in a.reassignment surgery from male to female we preserve the glands of the penis in the other way around if we change the gender the specter of a form from female to male we preserve the critters and these organs be other sensitivity and the sensibility of sexual feeling and emotion until orgasm or saw it is possible so as of the patients can still be stimulated yes of course and that's a change of gender if think the d.b. don't know the do they have an orgasm they can have an orgasm if the organs are preserved of the blood supply of the nerves are working they have orgasm. you made a lot of people what are the most common problems they face the problems are that we move to shool from here to there. makes you choose between that sutures. we connect different parts of the tissue with another. everywhere one connects tissue there will develop a scar and scars can contract and so strictures will develop if you read through strictures new vaginal strictures bendings of the new penis of opinion

look like so it seems to be a function of the brain that the gender or.the other thing is the physical object this is the thing we can't change we can change the mental problem if it's a problem do you have two. diseases yes this is very important that there are some people friendly people who think they have agenda in congress but they don't have it and if you operate them if you exergy with these people the catastrophe will begin the problem is for the plaque. that they need very long for these examinations for these excess funds assessments and in germany it's a rule that they have to make these assessments from one and a half year after one year early the. logical treatment begins with all of the major years that holds people with the mayor body you would get female hormones and the other way around and also physical things will change very slowly start this arabs for these assessment but in the end of the process at the end of the process there is the surgery which you perform how do you do this what's actually done in the surgery what we do or what

the function of the back are among the most important fashion in the body but. how can fashion cause pain why do these layers of tissue in particular cause so much trouble. like as one of germany's best known research on fashion ever since he discovered how fashion is connected within the human body and how important movement is for our connective tissue he's exercised every day with a skipping rope. is a trained psychologist and physiotherapist who like many involved in fashion research came to the field seeking answers to problems he saw daily in his practice to discover what he was feeling with his hands he did a sabbatical and devoted his energies to scientific study. he did his post doctoral thesis on fascial tissue at only university's institute of applied physiology his findings have won awards. i might this is an amazing gift it's a bit like a fairy tale because the facia really was a kind of cinderella's or something like that plump spotty kid at school who gets laughed at but then suddenly gains recognition as i have for me it is a deeply moving story

dani: it should be your favorite function, because it is mine as well. a down day in the markets. what is leading stocks lower? the big loser, down 0.5%. these are the most popular stocks, health care, tech. we had eps revisions, eps growth. this is what companies are saying in earnings expectations,

and one of the more important functions additionally with scorecards were defining conflict. certainly in texas, two thirds of the legislature, is easier to define conflict but it is not. >> another thing is standing up to bullies, give him the confidence to stand up to governments that are taking advantage whether it be cronyism increased taxes, decreased liberty and opportunity. something that can help provide the tools necessary to inspire you to do that and that is what we are trying to do. >> i wonder if both of you can talk about this issue of being sued for daring to be transparent. if you could talk about that, it is not just texas. you have people battling across the country. i am always amazed, this is what got nikki haley elected, the issue of transparency. republicans are as bad as democrats when it comes to people not knowing what they are doing. >> you can look at turning the 1980s, started to see state level speech regulator entities set up around the country, in wisconsin, government accountability board, in texas the texas ethics commission, all with these ve

functionally, c.s.a. has two units.o we have audit, and we have city performance to ensure that we fulfill the charter mandate for appendix f. as it relates to our work plan process, it's actually driven by your charter and administrative code. we also do risk analysis, and we receive information or requests from our executive leadership as well as our department, and we have our bond and capital programs, as well, that dictate our work plan. >> tanya ran through that really quickly. you're familiar with our planning process and mandates, but ask us questions at any time. these lists our charter requirement, which you are familiar with. we are now growing ourlene program, and that's probably or biggest single addition to the capablity of our unit in the last couple of years. we were training a lot of city staff inlene methodology and then training our department to do processing with departments citywide. the others, you are familiar with. i will note also the data academy, which is a training program to teach city staf

the worse some functions of the body work but that's the truth but also in young people and young men erectile dysfunction going to cure we are continually talking just a moment and a lot of causes for dysfunctions and impotence and one cause might be the consumption of pond movies it could be that pawn movies just mess around with your fantasy a little bit and when it comes to real life sex they get disturbed and a little bit bart but most of the cases it is just physical problems or emotional problems. this couple have been married for over twenty years they love each other very much and their sex life is still important to them but for the past six months thomas has been suffering from erectile dysfunction and that's a problem for both partners. it's vying to kind of like the problem wasn't that i couldn't get an erection i just wasn't able to maintain it for long it lasted for about half a minute not enough to have intercourse and if it doesn't work down there anymore then you start to get the feeling that you're only half a man. it does hurt me it was very depressing. it lowered

one of the more important functions with scorecards is defining conflict. if an organization is able to properly define the conflict, certainly in texas, where two thirds of the legislature is supposed to believe in fiscal sanity, you would think it would be easier to define conflict but it is not. >> right. >> another thing is standing up to bullies. to give citizens the confidence that they need to actively stand up to government's that are taking advantage of them whether it be cronyism, increased taxes, decreasedliberty, opportunity, you need a partner and organization, something that can provide the tools necessary to inspire you to do that and that is a lot of what we are trying to do. >> i wonder if both of you can talk about this issue of being sued for daring to be transparent. if you could talk about that, it is not just texas. you have people battling across the country. i am always amazed, this is what got nikki haley elected, the issue of transparency. republicans are as bad as democrats when it comes to not wanting people to know what they are

the second experiment is more revealing proving the functional connection between the subtle spine and the length separated by the entire length of the back. first of the protests this article spawns mobility then the subject stretches his lank. wants to know what effects the stretching has on the cervical spine. so so let's look at the results as we see here the mean value of the five repetitions that we just undertook one hundred eight degrees is the total mobility value averaged through the five repetitions four degrees more than the previous test so mobility is improved following the stretching the leg muscles it we've seen an improved ability to bend and stretch the head in the area of the cervical spine . and that again seems to indicate a mechanical force transmission across the muscle fashion connections in this case from the legs to appear to the cervical spine so that you. even if for centuries hadn't been pointed at all muscle fashion lines working with the fashion rolled on the up a fine certainly affects more distant body parts such as the neck. philcon suspects that force

and an auto steer function. but some conventional farms have remained resistant to mechanical tillage seeing it as a step backwards from herbicides. and that it was so easy to rig up the sprinkler to look at the tank and just drive the job was over in no time when this would i people always claim that mechanical options were too expensive and time consuming we could hide its fond as it might the greater efficiency argument didn't actually wash i'm finished. so there's more to our gannett farming than just modern technology finer bornhorst gets to grips with weeds and other pests without chemical assistance and by following the laws of nature rather than the market he could potentially sell far more of these red potatoes every year but he prefers to rotate and only plant them every four years on the same field. then as it so often the one on the quality rapidly declines when you grow them too frequently in succession the potatoes become extremely present to disease and past slow and organic farmers can't take muc

that's how it functions in the conversation. well, if you're here tonight, hopefully you're beyond color blind, okay? oh, i forgot this one. children are so much more open. i'm really sorry to say the following, but it's the reality. by the age of 3 to 4, all children who grow up here understand that it's better to be white. they do not miss the message, not a single person in this room missed the message. it's not singular, it's not isolated. it's relentlessly circumstance circumstance -- circulating around us. all of us absorb it, but children by 3 understand it's better to be white. so leaving them unattended because you project racial innocence on them is not helpful. so the progressives. [laughter] what do we say? we say things like this: oh, i work in a very diverse environment. i have people of color in my family. me? i'm not racist. i used to live in new york. [laughter] yeah. yeah. no. i could walk down the streets of new york, and i never lost my shit, so i guess -- [laughter] this one gets used interchangeably with i'

it functions as white function but i will make it so miserable for you to call me and to point out anything that you just won't do it. also having these conversations with people of color they take home way more of racist aggressions because it will probably get worse. and it is connected for lifespan. i am not the 1% i have never even been a manager. but i can control people of color in my orbit through my white fragility you stay in your place and i will stay in mine and i could so use diversity as long as you fundamentally don't challenge me. if leverages behind it and we are not interested in what caused the reaction but the impact. when we are challenged they have feelings. and it only takes one angle leave long -- angry person to shut down the whole program. and adjust and adjust. do not unsettle the white people. so what claims do we make to justify those claims? so if you are 60s and one -- led to the 60s and you are white, thank you. i was a minority in japan, college,. [laughter] the real oppression is class. you misunderstood me you are playing the race card this is not welcoming

that's how i functions in the conversation. well, if you're here today hopefully you're beyond color blind. okay? i frog this one. children are so much more open. i'm really sorry to say the following but it is the reality. by the age of three to four, all children who grow up here understand that it's better to be white. they do not miss the message, not a single person in this room missed the message. it's not singular. it's not isolated. it's nye dependent on one persons relentlessly circulating around us off. owl are abusive if with a different impact depending if we are or not white but children by flee understand it's better to be white. so, leaving them unattended because you project racial innocence on them is not helpful. so, the progressives. what do we say? we say things like this. oh, i work in a very diverse environment. i have people north my family. me? i'm not racist. used to police in new jersey yeah. yeah -- i used to live in new york. could walk down the streets of new york and never lost my shit so i guess i

know,y would rather, you transfer their obligation to someone else and not function. host: any response? at think there is a winner a lot of members of congress, especially members elected in this century, have never really seen the institution function. they have not been able to see significant pieces of legislation move through the , the way that large legislation did have for most of the 20th century, so their sense of the pattern of legislation has certainly changed. i do think that means that a sense of what is normal, but since of how congress is supposed to work, is offkilter. it is a problem that affects both parties, but there are younger members, so it is something we have seen more in the republicans that have control of both houses. host: thomas in pennsylvania, a republican. hi, tom. aller: republican senators over a lot -- these shooting of steve scully some of the -- the shooting of steve lise, the pounding of rand paul. guest: it is hard to be elected, it is hard to serve. these people work hard for the public during their families are often far away

and it still functions despite the political instability.u look at what the impact has been on share prices on this instability to come up with a unified government, you've seen an extremely severe downward impact on especially the banking sector and the stock that we own is probably down in u.s. dollars in terms of 30%. off its highs in february and in january, despite this, despite the low share price, the business continues to do quite well. you see lone losses continue to trickle down and at very reasonable levels. the stock has been off loading their balance sheets and their capital position is quite good. it's this macroeconomic uncertainty and not the fundamentals that in this particular case of sbessa is hurting the price. -- intesa is hurting the price. we believe the market is giving us a buying opportunity. you have to look through the cycle. you can't just be looking day-to-day, week to week. but we look quarter to quarter, year to year. and making these judgments. >> lest take a look at three years. because at some point, do the

this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for. this this can't be happening in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with life is the reason i have to ride like this is the reason. we have no idea what safety is doing on the vacation but she will be back on air in september. this is a historically. on place of the first the first time what they're calling the enterprise of the british and the french decided to stop and go their separate ways . and happen here in this inner kingdom so they had. their own culture and sovereignty for many centuries now. it's a very rough terrain you so it's rough climates and you have to fight to be able to live and to find enough. south sudan soil is so first that it can't you just you harvest a year however because of the continuing hostilities people have no time not even to cultivate the land a devastating humanitarian catastrophe is taking hold in several of the countries states famine the red cross hospital is now the only place where many can actually find something to eat. i'm no

quickly, the ddis function, one of the first functions i learned when i joined bloomberg about 20 yearsi have this up now for tesla. you can see debt distribution, and when certain types of debt are coming due. a great function. the stock of the hour, from u.s. equities back to europe. adidas, i think, has to be the stock of the hour, the biggest 600.r on the stoxx we saw a move up of 8.1%. we have seen it moving higher intraday. the graphic dashboard, the function on the bloomberg terminal right now, where we can see that it is a huge move, 8.1%, atypical. the volume is way off the charts here. hte news metrics -- the news metrics are off the charts as well. you can get a lot of information from the screen, including the amount of buys, holds and sells on the stock. a price target of 214, 12 months out. it is not that far off right now, 205.16. up next, we bring you some other stock movers this morning, including g4s, taking a hit after reporting first half results that disappointed the market. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." 46 minutes into the trading

president who was as we say a low functioning moron, they say in the book high functioning moron. that's an example of where we had to negotiate. they imagined that although they thought strongly that the electoral college would stop them. couldn't imagine we would have political parties. they could not also imagine that we would ever have congress as beholden to the president as timeless as this one. and that creates a situation of maximum peril. the branch we must rely on to check has to be dramatically changed . in november 2018, i would hope. we also rely on the courts. we saw what the justice for such. to collective-bargaining and collective in vindication of rights and we don't know how long kennedy will stay. we cannot rely on anything more than we the people in a very large uprising to make the ultimate difference. >> let me offer two short additions to that. one point is that i feel like there are faults in the country and for example fire in this group whose attitude is the president is really terrible and the only reaction equal to the depth of our situation is impeachm

flows and functional flows is a phrase we used a lot to make sure that you know what you are getting with the water. you know what you are producing. with unimpaired, you don't know what you are getting except water kick there are mechanisms in place that you can study with functional flows that are important to differentiate from an overall flow regime. gravel augmentation, cleaning, habitat enhancement and debris, predator control, not eradication. we talked about this in a meeting last year. we are not proposing to eradicate them all. if we control at certain numbers at the right time, we can have a beneficial effect. potential restoration hatchery, that is always a controversial topic.. but that is what they do on other rivers.. they have a hatchery. they are paying for it to produce fish on the river and people are quite happy with that do we want to go to a hatchery? i am not so sure. it is a possibility. and adaptive management. i will spend a little time on that. briefly, these are real people and real experts who are working on it. this is noah who is a ph.d. in prevention o

this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening in america we call from the streets we got to deal with life is the reason i have to ride like this is the reason. i do that and i'm fine and i'm not going on saturday and going to where i live now has a little downtown people point. line and if you have you would it be that easy to find a friend that i had in me. plus is that going to see my city people. getting. i've got a lot of them i don't know but my little bit going to wonder if i'm not a little bit going to accept that i'm not of money going to know about much i'm going to wait for tomorrow i'm not going to go but anyway. this is monday's flight inflows. some boarding the flight. lissie live in limbo live . lick. the taste is good. natural food is good. healthy lifestyle is good. good food russia sharing goodness. gardenia putin has just landed in berlin for talks with angela merkel. we visit one of the syrian cities worst hit by the war aleppo to witness the reconstruction process of the years under

functions in house. i do agree that the annual report should show that reconciliation that ms. liu spoke to. with, that why don't i turn it over to staff to hear their response. >> sure. thank you, chair peskin and thank you so much, leanne, and to sjoberg's team for this very helpful review. the process itself provided a lot of insight into even our own staff given they were administering the prop-k program for 30 years. next year is the 30th anniversary and it is gratifying to see that we appear to be delivering on track as promised to the voters that we always felt was the case. it has been very helpful to also hear feedback from other partners in the city, family and across the region on things that we're doing well and things that could be improved. we take to heart the recommendations about communication, everything from the website. of course, which is being updated to our online tools, to sitting down, you know, with partners at our sort of biggest allies and the largest grantees to, you know, maybe semiannual have a more in-depth conversation. all of that at the manage

that is gmm, our wonderful function. let us see if we can move on to our next front should -- function. it does not seem like we will be able to. we will go to you, and go back to me. it seems my clicker has stopped working. fingers crossed that things will be operating as they should be. we see movement on the trade front and as we get to the end of earnings season. earnings have shown that her growth and continuing strong growth. materials doing best, and that is after we have speculation on the part of traders that china will come in with some sort of economic stimulus. traders will be up for discussion and or -- or imposed. we've seen a lot of metals on the rise. we will get to that in a moment. gains, even 500's though it is a modest one, it is getting ever closer to re-attaining that record level that it last reached back in january. to nasdaq has gotten back record levels. the s&p have -- has not gotten back there. the number to watch is 27.29 -- 28.72. to get back to on the s&p 500, we will be watching that level

this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is kept me happening in america we call from the streets we've got to deal with life and this is the reason i have to ride like this is the reason. who we visit one of the syrian cities was taped by the war aleppo to witness the reconstruction process after years under attack by islamic state and militant. syria and sanctions are said to leave talks with angela merkel and blood amir putin meeting in germany later this saturday. the u.s. plans to spend up to fifteen million dollars on and poncing soldiers and physical performance and endure its it was future conflicts will take place in less than medically robust areas. to. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me here aaron top story this hour with the syrian army reestablishing control of the country a new war is being fought nasa gave to the destruction by militants and terrorists during seven years of conflict the rebuilding of key infrastructure is under way we travel to syria to witness the recovery eff

about the visible distinctions are there differences between the brains of men and women in terms of function. women are generally said to be more linguistically talented than men and men are considered to have better spatial awareness. the latter can be determined using their mental rotation test which of the images correspond to the first one. men tend to perform better in their stats the surprising thing is that women's performance is very according to their monthly cycle so. one is that. m.r.i. scans show how hormones change our brains. harmonise exercise a continual influence time before birth they have a strong impact on how our brain develops but they also affect us our whole life long and that's particularly apparent with women during the course of their menstrual cycle. estrogen increases over the course of the menstrual cycle and progesterone also starts to kick in a bit later. studies of the effect of estrogen have revealed that when levels are low women's behavior tends to resemble men's behavior more closely and that was found on men in the house and that means when a woman is ha

their current and i mean we can only carry out a uterine transplant if the recipient still has functioning ovaries under i asked what's key to the procedure is that the patient retains her ovaries and they remain functional and do nothing for that's what makes it possible for her to bear a child that is genetically her own home and this before that she needs her own eggs so. this is over time this is an ovary and it will remain in place. after the uterine transplant eggs taken from the woman's ovary are fertilized in vitro. the embryo is then transferred to the new transplanted womb. things it's this is the vagina. the uterus out. as with other organ transplants the patient is given immune suppressants to prevent rejection so far there's been little research on possible long term effect on mother and child so i presented the results of her first transplant as a gynecology congress in stuttgart. the procedure is controversial because it's not a life saving measure like say a liver or heart transplant and many view it more as a personal choice. they are what tired and down who decides which

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