(queen's "bohemian rapsody") galileo, galileo galileo, galileo they're comparing him to the astronomer galileo. i get the resemblance. they both like to stare at the sun. in a filing, the lawyers argued, "crackpot ideas sometimes turn out to be true-- the earth does revolve around the sun, and it was hunter biden, not russian disinformation agents, who dropped off a laptop full of incriminating evidence at a repair shop in delaware." all great discoveries start as conspiracy theories. thomas edison only invented the light bulb so he could finally see that sasquatch sneaking up on him. but this isn't even the former president's weirdest claim of the week, because in the lawsuit about all those classified documents he's got at mar-a-lago, he takes this bold stand: "a president gets to decide whether records from his white house are personal documents," and that he had decided that all the records he took to mar-a-lago were in fact his personal property. that is the legal argument of a toddler. "my client pleads, 'mine, mine, mine, they're mine-- i want a balloon, i want a balloon, i want

tsum is accepted not removed anywhere answer let the audience enjoy galileo galileo the metropolitantore does not cut anything, the girl's hearing is generally. and where are the elements of the italian basilica? well, at least the basilicas are somewhere far away, maybe on the basement floor somewhere inside from the eyes. like everything he did, plodiana is good and another tsum is accepted how right would that be disrespectful to the opposing team? no, i'll put it that way. is it possible to install another element on this stone, hardly time, time 20 seconds, two more elements left. i think this is the end of her center of gravity, perhaps in your favor. who knows , there are 13 seconds left, 12 11, 10. a good attempt was agreed. let's applaud sometimes, at the end of the tour. i really need the help of our editors in order to sum up, and understand, how many points the team earned, because, well, it's not quite possible to keep track here, but at the forefront of the process, now our editors can go out to take a bath, and have a cup. i know very well. what was the score of the fi

let the viewers enjoy galileo galileo the capital 's store does not cut anything, the hearing is generallynd where are the elements of the italian basilica? well, at least the basilicas are somewhere far away, maybe on the basement floor somewhere inside from the eyes. like everything done fruit well and another cum taken how right would that be disrespectful to the opposing team? it seems to me that this is the end, well, yes, i went too far, by the way, well, yes, she will fall and each new stone changes her center of gravity, perhaps in your favor. who knows, 13 seconds remain, 12 11, 10, 10, a good attempt was agreed by our editors in order to sum up, because now the second has ended and the suspicion begins to creep into my bright head that i know with what score i will end i really hope you can convince me of this. now the score is zero see you in the third round of the show. let's go on a grand tour of belarus for sure. many have heard that the geographical center of belarus is located in this region. but not everyone knows that this is the only region. whose name does not coincide

how the weather gauge the approach to pass close under galileo stern or he could pull out a raging right side. but the english captain baker's fired all his starboard guns and wawrinka brought his other to the constitution. he fired a point broadside many of the carriers shot did not. the constitution's oxide scene of iron old ironside bakers turned away, but constitution came on side by side. they ran in square step to bulgaria and lost amazon missed it. dragged in the water like a rudder, turning her to starboard and the american force, the pretty sure to turn still further crossed bow caught in another broadside the bar was spent in the area court all ironsides miss and dragging down came carriers and then the famous the ships wrenched apart. so the carrier laid out in a trough of the sea a gun, muzzles rolling up there too badly up to be taken as a prize. he was burned at sea, stinging was a tonic to the americans. tears out for captain hull, old ironsides, our fighting navy on 1819 12, after a spirited engagement that was captured the british sprague frolic a week 600 miles west of

renaissance palace in a new vezhy gate near the zvedin and, in the place of the khadyzhensky barfroda , galileo'siven . uh. now , uh, the greatest private construction. uh, brahmas is more politely on the side of him and in such a rank. she just looked at the gate, she thumps, and not the god of the lower castle. and this is not surprising. maybe, but i could have taken out the crayfish by the side, and not miserable. uh, lower castle, and to the right of that straight the greatest weak knot of defense and creep is declared. her. do you want to ensure that you clean up as much as possible from an attack? and in order to spend near this brahma, it was possible or firewood was placed in it. a faithful bridge, this is how we can get more on engravings, stuffed according to the version of the chambers with meow-10 pomyashkanyo, where the arsenal of the chancellery of the skarbnitsa and other services were located, others occupied the royal chambers on top, the front and residential enfilade of the atekuz were in bags, the third on top. at the inner there was no skin chalk on the gadfly near the cente

intellectually tenable but some people like i write in the book about people that refuse to look through galileo's telescope because they didn't want to know the facts. they wanted to cling to their ideology. so i make the argument i think very strongly that you cannot -- once you know the fact as of today, 30 years or 50 years ago science was not pointing this clearly to the idea of a creator god or something like that. but today if you only read what's in my book. there's an infinity more of information and only read what's in any book, i would say that you cannot seriously say there is no good. youn can say i'm an agnostic or curious about who god is and have all the questions you want about people of profound faith and people have questions themselves and whether we can take the idea of a world without god seriously, i would say once you know the facts, you cannot. how things are trending and identify that and it's always in the mix. we need to have a reckoning and most christians are totally un-aware of the last four or five decades and utterly overwhelming and we're not saying it's trending

but there are some people write about people who refuse to look through galileo's telescope they did not want to know the facts. they wanted to cling to their ideology. and so i make the argument, i think very strongly that once you know the facts as of today 30 or 50 years ago science was not pointing this clearly to the idea of a greater god or anything like that. but today if you only read what's in my book and there is an infinity more information if you only read this in my book i would say that you cannot seriously say there is no god. you can say i am an agnostic i am curious who god is arrive questions about this or questions about that. you can have all the questions you want to people of profound faith have questions themselves. but whether we can take the idea of a world without god seriously i would say once you know the facts you cannot. so how things are trending in terms of how many people identify as christian or atheist that's kind of stuffsbo always n the mix. the reason i wrote the book is we need to have a reckoning with the facts. most devout christians i know ar

intellectually tenable but there are some people lack of writing a book about who refuse to look at galileo's telescope because he didn't want to know the facts. facts. they wanted to cling to their ideology. and so i make the argument, i think very strongly, that you cannot, once you know the facts as of today, 30 or 50 years ago, the science was not pointing this clearly to the idea of a creator god or something that. today if you only read what's in my book, there is an infinity more information but if you only read what's in my book i would say that you cannot seriously say there is no god. you can say i'm an agnostic, i'm curious about who god is or have questions about this for questions, you can of all the questions you want a people of profound have questions themselves. but whether we can take the idea of a world without god seriously, i would say what you know the facts you cannot. so how things are trending in terms of how many people identify as christian or atheist, whatever, second step is always in the mix. but i think the reason i with the book is i said we need to have a reck

tenable but there are some people like i write in the book about people who refuse to look through galileo's telescope because they didn't want to know the facts. they wanted to cling their ideology. and so i make the argument, i think very strongly that you cannot, once you know the facts as today, 30 or 50 years ago, that science was not pointing this clearly to the idea, a creator, god or something like that, but but today, if you only read what's in my book, there's, there's an infinity more of information. but if you only read what's in my book, i would say that you cannot seriously say there is no god. you can say. i'm an agnostic. i'm curious about who god is or i have questions this or questions about. you can have all the questions you want and people of profound faith have questions themselves, but whether we can take the idea of a world without god seriously, i would say once you know the facts, you cannot. so how things are trending in terms of you know how many people identify as christian or atheist whatever that kind of stuff is always in the mix. but i, the reason i wrote the

saw the light in 1990 and realized that the earth revolves around the sun and the pope said that galileokward it turned out to be a great scientist. i assure you i didn’t confess 800 900 1.200 if humanity is still preserved in the form in which we know it, what i personally doubt very much, they recognize. this, too, they just think for a very long time, but returning to us. we are so soft and kind. eh, gullible meek. do i need it ? we wanted to negotiate for 8 years trying to negotiate the minsk agreements. now poroshenko admits that he concluded them only in order to give ukraine time to pump up its weapons. yes, i asked, i asked sergey viktorovich i ask sergey viktorovich lavrov a. when we , for our part, signed them, we did not think that it would be so, did we understand this and he said. well, listen, we still counted on some elementary decency, you don’t need to count on elementary decency. and now i'm finishing. i see that you do not hear even now. when we know, we counted, if we did not count on american decency, the region of the russian elementary decency of the russian federa

charlotte, it doesn't make sense to decommission plans to distill serviceable all is, well, i got the galileo roll and i stones, buster behind that was crucial as reducing emissions in preventing deforestation, and ensuring people's well being at bar hammer gaga. people expect affordable energy for their daily lives and well being that he was how he left. that's another point in favor of nuclear. one micron, mcdowell in europe 28 percent of the electricity generated comes from nuclear power. the issue is a divisive one. the largest producer of nuclear power in europe is france. but several reactors are also active in sweden, great britain and eastern europe in germany, italy and belgium. much of the public seas, nuclear energy. as a threat. the countries are planning their nuclear exit. but upheavals on the energy market could change that. my benefit, i was born a couple of years before chernobyl. all of our worst nuclear accident, no matter. hey, uniform, a direct our water nuclear power is increased crew. what across these risks can be mitigated? me ma'am, that's why we shouldn't simply con

start with your answer. sums are accepted not removed anywhere answer allowed the audience to enjoy galileon store yes, nothing cuts aloud at all the elements of an italian basilica. well, at least they were based somewhere far away, maybe on the basement floor somewhere inside the eyes. like everything that he did under the palladian is good and another tsum is accepted the correct answer is gum quite a bit. well, i ca n't count this answer. how right it would be disrespectful to the opposing team. irina your finest hour 36, and we will continue if this happens time is running out. choose more or less stable elements. 30 seconds no, i'll put it that way. is it possible to install one more element on this stone, it is unlikely that the time is 20 seconds, there are two more elements left. it seems to me that this is the end of her center of gravity, perhaps your favor. who knows, there are 13 seconds left, 12, 11. nice try agree. let's applaud sometimes, at the end of the tour. i really need the help of our editors in order to take stock and understand how much the team earned, because, wel

even galileo galilei drew attention to the fact that the sixth planet is still spinning somehow wrong, astronomers determined saturn is surrounded by a huge ring, by the way, the same huygens, after whom the 1997 mission was named, and the same blue italian-french astronomer, also proved that the ring is not one, but two at least. and only sofia kovalevskaya mathematically substantiated that around saturn, in fact, there is no solid, liquid or gas rings, but billions of the smallest solid particles, which, moreover , do not form a circle a ellipse. otherwise, according to kavalevsky's calculations, they were simply torn apart. and for this discovery, she needed not a telescope or a spaceship at all, but a pencil, paper and an enviable zeal of the ring, saturn is such a calculated mathematical problem, with regard to the problem of body rotation. uh, at the time when these tasks were raised, they were very highly appreciated by the mathematical public triumph and kavalevskaya started talking in scientific circles, she was referred to by her works were printed. the goal was achieved, ho

deafened the renaissance palace with a new gate at the gate and, in the place of the hut of the berft, galileore, she gave herself to the khatysh to the hazamka. and zaoy, yes, i see oncozemate, until now it was not clear the matter was shifting, brother. uh, the largest private design. eh, bramys was taken away hunting from the side of a nemon and in such a rank. she just looked at the gate, and not the god of the lower castle, and this witch is mocking, because, well, i could take out the drama from the bocca, and not deep. the lower castle, and on the right you are directly declared to be the weakest knot of defense and the criteria you want to ensure from an attack do you remove as much as possible? with unbaked kiyonku and for how to spend near this gate , a wood-burning bridge was placed in it, with such we can hit the engravings, which, according to the version of the chambers with meow-10, pomyashkanyo, where the arsenal office of the skarbnitsa and other services were located on top, occupied the royal chambers, the front and residential common utypovuyu ward enfilade. uaticuz were in

galileo, sf state and stanford. this it is lucie in the green this is the not greatest part of her legacy. started as west bias a mom who kids attended the program but she worked slowly to be an administrative assistant and now our director of finance. [applause]. i have always dreamedave permanent home for the community that has been in this nishgd for over 100 yers and as of last miwe bought our per minute nan home a new building for the people. and as of last tuesday we broke grounds to begin renovations and that is historical in and of itself. we could not have done it without the filipino american al ice like mayor breed who heavily supported us from the beginning. anyhow how important for organizations to not be geneticified like the people should not be. and all of the city departments that helped as limp city officials. this have med a difference. consul general ferer. but well is one person we could not have done this without this woman lucie you invested thus anltdzs of hers doing the administrative part o

he was from galileo galilei is a magnitude. fact that galileo galicia has long been just this aunt. she opened for me some new sins and or abysses. here is the problem, what is the fact that even now it is schizophrenic, it is also going on. that is. we are the victims, they bomb us, we are poor unfortunate schizophrenics. everything is logical here, look. here we are being bombed. we are the victim of the bottom explains why the other side? that's how andreevich well now, yes, we are all regions. yes, we all who are here in general will smash. in fact, ukraine, if it had not been fully supported by the west, would have collapsed in 2 months, and everything would have collapsed too, all the weapons there, the last thing i want to say has ended long ago. i do not believe that it is necessary to directly enter ukraine and can provoke a global conflict. this is a very strong risk. never mind. when later, well, it's good to destroy some specific threats. i just until the end of the year. i spoke before end. how can we look at this

here the same department is kept, from which galileo galilei himself lectured lectures on anatomy werein one of the most beautiful halls. somewhere of our days , an old wooden ceiling with beams and a medieval style has been preserved. creative frieze, and practical classes in the anatomical theater. it was built at the end of the 16th century and is considered the first in the world. all six tiers with carved balustrades are made entirely of walnut. the university itself, too, turned 800 years old this year, the celebration was attended by the president of italy, sergio mozzarella, and this is how the anniversary was celebrated 100 years ago, king victor immanuel iii drove up to the university building, the famous palace. bob acquired its present form in 1942 by an architect. ettoria fujouli added a modernist wing. and the genius of italian design worked on the interiors. gio ponti reconstructed the ancient halls and created new, impressive spaces from the private rooms of the rector's office to the grandiose frescoed staircase of knowledge and the majestic hall with porphyry columns.

say the driver of the hyundai elantra, who was going the wrong way was 27 year old tiara tucker of galileo. she was killed along with three girls in her car. five year old maria mihailovic, four year old kalani, johnson, ochoa and nine year old qalea johnson ochoa. all three children were from valeo, the driver of the ford flex, who died was identified as 44 year old the sandra good vacaville. the crash happened shortly after midnight early thursday morning just west of loveridge road off ramp in pittsburgh. the launch was spotted near railroad avenue going the wrong way. heading eastbound in the westbound lanes of the highway. it smashed head on into the suv. the chp is asking anyone with information about the crash to give them a call. at six, the contra costa county district attorney has concluded that the shooting and killing of a man by pittsburgh police last year was justified. officers shot and killed patrick watkins on may 20th of last year outside his ex girlfriend's apartment on loveridge road. police say watkins was holding a gun and ignored the officer's commands before walking

were looking up at the stars and astronomy through essentially the gadgets that later on in europe, galileo, and others were developed. koreans were already and already had that kind of technology. hundreds of years before. so this is just one example i put this up here so you can see that. now, do not be alarmed if you do not bother trying to look at the details. you just look at it from far away essentially look at the pretty colors. the reason that i put this up here is for you to see graphically and i have highlighted it in a red box. actually look at it from far away. what this is, essentially a timeline. by the way i have been astonished at some of the things i am finding online related to korea. if any of my former students happened to be attending, they will know before on zoom i'm still kind of but i used to really shy away from doing anything on the computer. and i only realized as i was putting together this presentation, how much about korea there actually is now posted on the internet. what i find alarming is that i do not know how accurate most of it is. there's a lot of peopl

all the work a of the lgf and te aclu and galileo, and asian americans advancing justice.ll of those groups trying to move folks through, under, beyond, over. the barriers that the georgia legislature set in place. and so i liken it to somebody tries to rob you. they do not succeed. you are able to fend them off their group of folks able to fend them off. does the fact they were able to be successful wash away the fact they tried to rob you? no. because they tried. but you had a group of folks who helped you fend off that person that was mugging you. and so when you look at sb 202 it is a mugging of georgia voters. it is predicated on the big lie the trophy and a big lie of omassive voter fraud that no oe can prove because it did notot happen. and it is predicated on how do we stop these folks? we had an incredible turnout in the 2020 election. and in the 2021 at runoff. in the 2021 senatorial runoff, black voter turnout was almost 92%. when you're in a democracyth that's multiracial multi- religious you embrace that kind of turnout. gwe did something right. how do we cont

straight to an update now on the investigation into a double shooting and stabbing in the city of galileoting victims are both transgender but didn't give any more identifying information beyond that. 31 year old died at the scene at 27 year old was rushed to the hospital is said to be in critical condition this morning. authorities say the other victim and 80 year old man was stabbed. he, too, was in critical condition. officers say they found the suspected attacker and arrested and booked that person into solano county jail. they're working to identify the suspected attackers . identity authorities say they're still working to learn the motive to the shootings and stabbing. people in berkeley who were out for dinner being praised after they stopped a man who police say demanded free food and then attack. the restaurant manager anthony demario was arrested in connection with the assault last wednesday afternoon. police say the 32 year old demanded free food when the manager told him, no witnesses say the man began kicking and attacking the owners. never you see right there on video, bein

up at the stars and astronomy through essentially the gadgets that later on in europe chapel or, galileo, cover in a case, and others would develop. koreans were already and already had that kind of technology hundreds of years before. do not even bother trying to look at the detail. just look at it from far away. essentially, look at the pretty colors. the reason that i put this up here is for you to just see graphically -- and i've highlighted it in a red box. it's actually better if you look at it from far away. what this is is essentially a timeline. by the way, i have been astonished at some of the things that i am finding online related to korea. if there are any of my former students who happen to be attending, they all know that i am -- for zoom i'm still kind of a luddite, but i used to really shy away from doing anything on the computer. i only realize this is i was putting together this presentation how much is about korea there actually is now posted on the internet. what i find alarming is that i don't know how accurate most of it is. in any case -- there's apparently a lot

i went to benjamin franklin listen and my brother went to everett and galileo high school and every year. as soon as it happened, we were prepared and we knew what to do. i remember learning about being prepared and going home and telling my grandmother all the things that we needed to do to keep in place so that we can take care of one another just in case an earthquake hit. i want you all to take the information that we had in class and to make sure that you go home and work with your parents to ensure that when an earthquake hits because it's not about if but when. san francisco is earthquake territory. it's inevitable. i want to be sure that every student at every middle school is prepared for that. can we agree with that? [ cheers and applause ] all right. i'm really excited to be here to really pay attention to preparedness and earthquakes and really bring a number of disaster preparedness people in san francisco. if a disaster hits, the people behind me, most of them, including myself, we are going to be responsible for keeping you all safe. so, thank you so much for allowing us h

i went to benjamin franklin listen and my brother went to everett and galileo high school and every year we did drills like this. as soon as it happened, we were prepared and we knew what to do. i remember learning about being prepared and going home and telling my grandmother all the things that we needed to do to keep in place so that we can take care of one another just in case an earthquake hit. i want you all to take the information that we had in class and to make sure that you go home and work with your parents to ensure that when an earthquake hits because it's not about if but when. san francisco is earthquake territory. it's inevitable. i want to be sure that every student at every middle school is prepared for that. can we agree with that? [ cheers and applause ] all right. i'm really excited to be here to really pay attention to preparedness and earthquakes and really bring a number of disaster preparedness people in san francisco. if a disaster hits, the people behind me, most of them, including myself, we are going to be responsible for keeping you all safe. so, thank you s

i went to benjamin franklin listen and my brother went to everett and galileo high school and every yearills like this. as soon as it happened, we were prepared and we knew what to do. i remember learning about being prepared and going home and telling my grandmother all the things that we needed to do to keep in place so that we can take care of one another just in case an earthquake hit. i want you all to take the information that we had in class and to make sure that you go home and work with your parents to ensure that when an earthquake hits because it's not about if but when. san francisco is earthquake territory. it's inevitable. i want to be sure that every student at every middle school is prepared for that. can we agree with that? [ cheers and applause ] all right. i'm really excited to be here to really pay attention to preparedness and earthquakes and really bring a number of disaster preparedness people in san francisco. if a disaster hits, the people behind me, most of them, including myself, we are going to be responsible for keeping you all safe. so, thank you so much for

saw the light in 1992 and realized that the earth revolves around the sun and the pope said that galileo it turned out. and in principle, he is a great scientist. i assure you that where is yuri loza where they said that he is just the last catholic, based on this i’m not joking in 800 900 1.200 years, if humanity is still preserved in the form in which we know it to me, which i personally strongly doubt , they acknowledge. and this, too, they just think for a very long time, but returning to us. we are so soft and kind. eh, gullible meek. is it necessary? we wanted to negotiate for 8 years trying to negotiate the minsk agreements. now poroshenko admits that he concluded them only in order to give time. ukraine pump up i asked sergey viktorovich i asked sergey viktorovich lavrov a. when we, for our part , signed them, we did not think that it would be so, did we understand this and he said. well, listen, we're still counted on some elementary decency water elementary decency is not necessary to count. and now i'm finishing. i see that you do not hear even now. when we know, we counted, i

same thing with the issue or freeway westbound 80, about a 30 minute drive from galileo to oakland.some earlier problems in berkeley and we're getting a small crowd a small crowd at the bay bridge toll plaza, but this is likely to grow 601. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. dozens of people gathered in san francisco's castro district for the annual candlelight vigil honoring supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone e last night's ceremony came exactly 44 years after the two city leaders were assassinated at san francisco city hall. they were shot and killed by then supervisor dan white, who had recently resigned , investigators say white blamed milk and mosconi when he was not reappointed to a seat on the board of supervisors. it was an act of violence. and now, 44 years later, we again see in america rising anti lgbtq violence with the shootings and club q important moment for us to stand together. supervisor harvey milk was the first openly gay person elected to public office in california mayor george moscone e was credited with bringing more diversity to sa

during the second district pta meeting, i actually asked (indiscernible) about peace money used for galileo high school baseball field and the response was it was $488,000, i would like to confirm what that price was since that money was actually taken out of peace and it can come out of facilities money instead out of peace money which reduced the amount available for critical services like language pathway and mental health services for students who kneed it most during covid. >> thank you. that does conclude our virtual public comment for this item. >> okay. any comments from colleagues or questions? seeing none. roll call vote. >> commissioner alexander? >> yes. >> vice-president boggess? >> yes. >> commissioner hsu? >> yes. >> commissioner motamedi? >> yes. >> commissioner sanchez? >> yes. >> commissioner weisman weissman-ward. >> yes. >> president lam? >> yes. >> 7 ayes. >> thank you. item no. four, 20210-25sp4, tentative agreement between san francisco unified school district and united educator of san francisco regarding reopener successor agreement. a motion and second. >> motion.

today is wednesday, november 30, and it was on this day in 1609 that galileo galilei drew the first mapogers. we will find out right now, they will tell you. november 30 , the turning point of the seventh and eighth lunar days 16 day of the sun dreamer inventor and generator brilliant ideas, and some today will even experience something like insight, and how archimedes exclaims eureka still of this day is not bad, it turns out to penetrate into all sorts of depths and comprehend the hidden meaning of things and phenomena. as long as no one gets in the way. and with this , just, perhaps, problems, only secluded and you sit down to calmly think about something. right there, someone needed you more about the cons of money , rather nervous when reason and feelings do not get along very well. we are a little bit out of touch with reality, and rogues take advantage of this fate in such cases not often give out advances, but promises more than delivers aries, you mean this when i make all sorts of super-lucrative offers that you can’t refuse a day that’s just great when almost everything works