we also have bad habits, yes habits. although i'm wearing food., well , let's take a chance, okay, in the end, we're playing metamore, right? well, here, you see, three options, until it turns out to us, if anything, three options, the third third line, the fifth sixth is not yet open. okay , let's give it one last try. i also think this has already been said. well, try to imagine some other big change in a person's life, big there from children. there is no change of work, but the use of a work car is excellent. from transport, the most difficult thing is to give up the car. yes, it's harder to refuse such good transport to refuse. i'm sorry that i divide you by gender, but it turned out to be men, so we recommend 4 of your answers captain. and then the captain gives a general answer. igor the need to go to work, the need to go to work. it's so difficult to drink, because eugene well, it's not a fact that it's harmful to change or refuse after all. let's change it again. see what is the most difficult to change in the usual way of life. well, yur

so bad habits - it's translate endless do not get up immediately hot shower.in the morning, and everything leads to an increase in blood pressure, which hits the brain, the eyes , the heart and the kidneys, so use good habits. we were fine with you. may you live and sleep. hello hello this is an information channel on we are the first to work live, the program time will show the studios ruslan ostashko ales losev, the battles for artyomovsk e, our guys continue to occupy the city meter by meter . giving the command to retreat to him is absolutely all the same how many of his people die in artyomovsk. and here is what ukrainian sources report. our sources in the president's office he said that sursky reports twice a day to zelensky on the situation in artyomovsk.

are they just missing the point that habits have changed?the theaters are in a really tough spot right now. if this 30% decline in business is a permant thing, the theaters are going to have to downsize, close theaters. perhaps some will go out of business entirely. the second largest cinema chain has already declared bankruptcy. amc has tried to do this dynamic pricing with different seats cost different amounts of money. that's probably a good idea. they should try to do dynamic pricing or certain movies cost more than others. but that is a temporary or kind of cosmetic solve for the more fundental problem they have, which is that they have to innovate and improve the quality of the theater going expience to make it morof an event where they can then charge more and people will be willing to pay because for movies that people deemed worthy of the theaters, they are willing to pay more for the experience and they are willing to pay more for these premium events like imax or the premium fort or extra sound or reclining seats. these things th

my bad habits lead to you. and thinking - drought goes on. my bad habits lead to you. thinking out i lead to you. and thinking out loud. lead to you. and thinking out loud- the _ lead to you. and thinking out loud. the singer— lead to you. and thinking out loud. the singer ed - lead to you. and thinking out loud. the singer ed sheeranl loud. the singer ed sheeran opens up about using music to cope with depression. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. fbi director christopher ray says it's most likely covid—19 emerged from the chinese government controlled laboratory in wuhan. in response, china has accused the fbi politicising the investigation into the origins of coronavirus and says there has been no new scientific evidence to support the theory. other us agencies believe the virus developed naturally. 0ur north america correspondent john sud worth reports. suspicions have long swirled around wuhan�*s laboratories. now three years after the start of the pandemic, they have burst out into the open once again. the fbi has for quite some time n

is it a deliberate design feature staging to find out how you can kick the app habit. that's after a short break. i am eddie micah junior. thanks no for the time. stay tuned for more news coming up. guardians of truth, my name is john dinner and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking on the powers that be they risk everything. john dunbar asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile with too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people who are behind the past. they look for their mission. people need to know what is happening in our series guardians of truth watch. now, on youtube, d. w documentary were ever wake up at 3. i am and the 1st thing you do is reach your phone a quick scroll through your latest messages, and then you check snapshot your instagram, fade take talk. i used to be addicted to instagram so much though that i actually had to delete the app altogether. these apps are meant to be addictive, the tricks develop is use

the biggest, the engine for engagement and habit forming products is always a variable reward. so a variable role a study by be a skinner, the thought of operant conditioning. and he found that when a reward is given on and a variable schedule of reinforcement, this increases the action, the desired behavior. so in all sorts of things that we find engaging, you will find a variable ward at developers want to know as much about us as possible. many apps collect our data and create incredibly accurate user profiles. these are then turned into profit through targeted advertising. getting uses hooked is not only a strategy used by social media apps like instagram and take talk. it's also used by shopping apps like the chinese clothing retailer sheehan. earlier in 2022, she and was estimated to be worth about $100000000000.00 us dollars. more than the valuation of zara and haitian m combined company secret to success using our data for clever marketing, they have a blended business model which is not only e commerce, but also social network. honestly, they also have a pretty robust

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the 1st reason is changing habits and policies in bangladesh. a recent study found the ultimate wetting and drying has failed to take call, because farmers don't have an economic incentive to save water. they pay for the area of land. they are again, not the amount of water they use. so they see little benefit from using that. the 2nd problem is nitrogen fields where the water content varies over the season, produce more nitrous oxide than feels that are the wet or dry. that's because wetting and dry and create cracks in the soil that let in oxygen which reacts with nitrogen to form nitrous oxide. using left, let lay the can help avoid this, but trying to still trying to work out how to stop it entirely. but the problem is that you get less rice of the soil, gets to drive one review, found yields fell 5 percent in field that were repeatedly drained and flooded. it doesn't sound like a lot, but it can be life. changing the farm is a simple way to fix this is by wetting a drying fields or any sparingly, instead of flipping from burn dry to. so thi

the lord helps a person to get rid of this habit demons and destroys ours, and souls, when we have habits that are invisible to these sins, as we call them, and most often we resort to vanity, indifference, the pursuit of money, all these vices have become an integral part of the inhabitants large cities and therefore moscow has its own patron saint matrona the moscow blind seer who saw this city with her inner eye and loved it therefore, the matrona of moscow also loved this city and rejoiced for it and prayed that the lord would keep moscow a and that it would flourish, how it was somehow a golden head, so that it would continue to become moscow again a b ancient time. is it any wonder that the city on the map of which there are not so many areas that have not been visited during his lifetime? the holy matrona of moscow was protected by her during the great patriotic war, and we certainly protect her until now? she seemed to have illuminated moscow with her presence, she dawned with her sign north to south from west to east. and the fascist invaders did not enter the capital, coming to

and here, too, she helps to talk about the right eating habits. by the end of the programs, you can have a little snack. right? yes, my good, how neat they eat so from childhood i used to eat quickly, almost do not chew. i can’t make up my mind not to make money. this is very bad. well, yes, by the way, i suffer from the same problem, we do not form a food lump. even musik lived and swallowed it is very important not only to chop the food, but to soak it with saliva and enzymes, by the way, suna contains protein , which then helps vitamins b12 to combine with other proteins and be absorbed, that is, the basis of vitamins and in particular, vitamins b12 are laid in the mouth . for stale food, we help not only society, as it was written to ourselves. now i'm watching in a cafe, how mom gives to children gadgets so that they can eat them calmly, how harmful it is, because i even turned on all sorts of games with my son. he played and could sit down everything in any quantity, even toilet paper, even chopped ones. i don't know about plastic. he just w

and it looks like the pandemic has changed your eating habits.re you eating? >> i i don't even know. i just know i'm hungry. all the time. >> reporter: grabbing a little something to eat in between meals is nothing new, but now, it seems those snack attacks are getting even stronger. >> and like peanut m&ms? >> yeah, regular m&ms, licorice. >> chocolate, yeah, chocolate. >> potato chips, things that are bad for me. >> reporter: a recent report points to a new report on snacking habits. it rose during the pandemic and continued. it was driven initially by the habits of younger people. >> 49% of consumers snack three plus a day. that's pretty significant. they don't necessarily sit down for three meals a day. they are on the g. >> reporter: some are calling the trends snackupication. the most famous are cookies, followed by chips and ice cream rounding out the top three. products seeing the most success in the snack aisle are those with unique flavors, and those with buzzwords like keto. when we're eating snacks is also changing. breakfast foods li

is that habit yes institutional such a habit of the world to exist with the mechanisms of the un ehf a certain effectiveness of the organization of the united nation of the united nations yes compared to the same league nation that was all after all, more declarative is enough or amorphous or such er-er given as illusions gives certain that is it after all i don't think that we at all that it is about the disappearance of the united nations organization especially since by the way and the ukrainian initiative yes about that er-er we by the way again, we should not forget that uh, well, conversations about the fact that the organization of the united nations should not exist, this is usually condemning conversations , including those of officials who happen to be, but they are rather such expensive, also from such an illusory world, because the best such site for contact, a better platform for the organization of humanitarian cooperation, in fact, somewhere else. well , it probably wasn’t. well, again, this mechanism has been in operation for almost 80 years . especially since, by th

this is actually the development of our country well done the bush is stuffed with habitation.nadyevich, the tenant began to build more. but he didn’t need anything, and moral encouragement from parliament is an extremely important factor for mishustin, and our faction also turned to simplify the procedure for obtaining tax deductions. a bill is currently being developed that proposes to automate these tax deductions in the cashback format. in this case, if the citizen is still entitled to a tax deduction. it will be automatically credited, but the account indicated by a-a to them after spending. we have an applicant principle, declarative for this deduction. not a discount is a procedure that is done at the request of a person today in personal accounts. the deduction is almost a preliminary statement, but it is generated automatically ; you just need to implement and sign it; many simply do not deal with their finances. and in this sense, the popularization of these things is also a very important element of the work that will be done by the bill the ministry of finance has n

we all like to think that a good argument could make us change our habits. what, how much we are affected by these arguments depends a great deal on context. psychologists are found that people consider animals to be less morally wrong event if they've been given me to eat before the interview, eating animals, and at the same time, recognizing them morally, leads to cognitive dissonance in our minds. and to avoid it. our opinion adjusts to our behavior in and other study participants who were told they would soon meet a homeless person who needed their health preferred to hear the most unemotional version of his life possible. oh. on the other hand, those who did not know they would meet him in person were much more interested in the emotional details of his life. it is the same impulse we have when we avoid eye contact with someone baking on the street. science has a name for this effect. empathy avoidance, ah, well, currently had smithville, common leadership moon, has been working for 27 years to make sure we remain empathetic theodore, thank you all for

so how powerful habits can being shortened on the one hand and children are totally shocked about how badly the pixel kept on psalms is all my effect later on when it comes to whether or not to eats meat, you don't go to for many of them. and mostly they can do is to try and eat less meat letters. of course, i'd like to see more committed reactions. so it's not just that i think it's a shame what the children often say at the end, measured against my own opinions, but measured against what they themselves said 2 hours earlier, gamez on the embassy, there are federal for exact time. as of conditioned implement, i simply can't imagine at that moment that they could no longer eat me less mass con. it's not in the realm of possibility formulation for the nevertheless, legally gr schmidt's believes in the power of a good argument. we all like to think that a good argument could make us change our habits with how much we are affected by these arguments depends a great deal on context. psychologists are found that people consider animals to be less morally wrong went if they've been given me

old habits die hard! that is true. let's talk _ party. old habits die hard! that is true.party. old habits die hard! that is true. let's talk more about - true. let's talk more about politics. — true. let's talk more about politics. i _ true. let's talk more about politics, i want _ true. let's talk more about politics, i want to - true. let's talk more about politics, i want to talk - true. let's talk more about | politics, i want to talk about true. let's talk more about - politics, i want to talk about why those old habits, where they came from and why you were a labour man and why you went on to be a tory. you talk about being a proud ashfield man, born, brought up, or yourfamily, for people ashfield man, born, brought up, or your family, for people who don't know it, what do you mean by that, what sort of place is it, what are you proud of?— you proud of? ashfield is a coal minin: you proud of? ashfield is a coal mining constituency _ you proud of? ashfield is a coal mining constituency built - you proud of? ashfield is a coal mining constituency built on . you proud

it's a really good habit, a habit.tional motivation and europeans come to belarus just shocked by this belarusian habit says, as you can, these belarusians are too wasteful. well, as the hero of the famous soviet film volga-volga said, this is the same film without water and not there and not shame. our correspondent dmitry kireev found out who controls the purity of the capital source, and now he will tell us. did you know that every year on march 11, the world water pipeline day is celebrated , so the capital monitors the quality of water, monitors the unitary enterprise minsk-vodokanal , an accredited laboratory conducts research on 60 key indicators, this and chemical and organoleptic indicators and microbiological and a fairly large amount of metals that follows in the water. that is. uh, we are currently researching the water quality quite deeply and paying special attention. we focus on those indicators that are important to consumers. this iron turbidity is enough chlorine to determine indicators of about 10 in

but it's a habit. it is a habit., i no longer i'm talking about helicopters, which are always her landing on an airplane and taking off on an airplane and it's impossible to unlearn from this, well, pulling the handle on yourself, have you ever managed? are you going to be a pilot? uh, you're not going to assemble an airplane for a helicopter never tried never tried your lady, who is in her fourth year, she is also going to be only a pilot. yes, an amazing story. you will tell me now that there are so many girls in the ulyanovsk school. it's almost 100 people, yes, yes. this is remembered, there is no such person who would not understand, the first independent. well, i wish you clear skies. i can’t wish you no accidents, because this is heaven and anything can happen, but god bless you. learn from your instructors how not to lose yourself in any situation. for the simple reason that you no longer belong to yourself. you belong to the passengers for whom you are responsible, and you are the future commander, and you h

this is where — behaviour and habits of kids. this is where we — behaviour and habits of kids.where we receive the alerts when we are down in the toilets... w0rcester— we are down in the toilets... worcester cancer are monitoring the figures to see if installing the figures to see if installing the figures continues to have a positive effect on the attendance or behaviour in the long term. parents here are supportive of the decision. i'm personally really pleased he's done it. i have been aware of anti—social behaviour in the toilets for quite a while, so i think it's innovative and get ready to install a vague sense. given the cost as well, people wonder if it is a good use of funds but it's had a real positive impact.— use of funds but it's had a real positive impact. last year for the first time ever, _ positive impact. last year for the first time ever, more _ positive impact. last year for the first time ever, more 11 - positive impact. last year for the first time ever, more 11 to - first time ever, more 11 to 17—year—olds tried a vapour that had i7—year—olds tried a vapo

lead them to smoking or that they'll be committted to the nicotine that is in them, or evenjust the habitr children in comparison to the one that we give to people who are already smoking. lucy watkinson, bbc news, kidderminster. i'm joined now by adrian simpson, product safety advisor at the british retail consortium... thanks for being with us. one in three of these vaping the products breach safety regulations, so how does a retailer know that and how does a retailer know that and how does a retailer know that and how does a consumer know that? large retailers we _ does a consumer know that? large retailers we work _ does a consumer know that? large retailers we work with, _ does a consumer know that? large retailers we work with, closely i retailers we work with, closely with, the local authority is standard service and there is guidance to check the problem is safety compliant and the consumer is trapped because they are buying from the shop and i think it is safe but it's not always the case and what we advise consumers to do is make sure they are buying them from a legitimate high

how can they acquire the right habits? are we condemned to this dictatorship of happiness on social media? our meeting with marie, let her to a realization. she has now taken back her own identity on her instagram account. i really felt on why this also to ship to this. he did a vessel dishes, chris, up a battleship through festive manya, coordinate. some apollo this year. is kasai step ah operation, aerodynamic began shortly after world war 2 and lasted almost 3 decades. it wasn't a major effort to try and split the ukraine or from the soviet union, u. s. intelligence together with hitler's executioners train, hundreds of saboteurs to be deployed in the soviet union just focused on the east of alberto so well, i'm sorry with george w and service unit one. yes. today's security service of ukraine use is not only the statistic methods, but also the ideology of the nationalist with i was always will be right. with february, the 1st 2000 or 3 or the un security council meeting us secretary of state colin powell showed a vile,

it will be done, which i was going to answer at once, he said, "thank you very much, the answers of habit, the cultural and social deputy of the endowment and charitable affairs organization, sobh salam program , the reporter came, but you, dear viewers, with others, the sheikh's efforts on the colleague mrs. azar, salam reporter of yapur hello again to you and the viewers dear khabar network, the last days of the year are busy and news-filled days in the islamic council . as you know, the representatives in the house of the nation have been discussing the budget bill 1402 on their agenda for weeks. 1402 will be finalized by the end of this week. in order to get more information and details, i will talk to mr. pish bahar, a journalist, also specialized in public policy. your service about my programs

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many of those homes are still simply not habitable. zac puentes is there zac: it's been two weeks since a levee breach forced the evacuation of 2,000. homes, business and streets were under water. for some long-time residents it's the repeat. >> in 1995, the same problem. i live 30 years here. >> the evacuation order has been lifted. many have been seeing their homes, homes that are build the mud, standing water and mold. >> it she is bad inside. >> many had protective gear to start the cleanup process. [speaking in spanish] >> we are very sad because we lost what few things we have. we have worked hard to get what we have. and here it all is >> the water is being brought in before water can be deemed safe for drinking. >> we just talked to a jam who had 60 galls of water who had removed from his bedroom apartment. we're here to help with problems with garbage. >> many are asking when federal help kick in. they say they're trying to take all the necessary steps to make its dice the federal government for fema assistance but says it's a

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force of habit. you are close enough. _ do that. force of habit. you are close enough.s of the uk, particularly northern england and especially the pennines. here's the satellite picture. you can see this belt of cloud. it's actually a division between much colder air from the north, from the arctic, and milder air in the south. and it's actually here where we have all the troublesome weather. so the snow, the wintry mix, the outbreaks of rain on the south coast, because it's not cold everywhere. this is the next area of low pressure with the snow on the northern edge. so let's have a look at that. early in the morning on thursday, it starts to snow in parts of northern wales. southwest, it's rain. you can see that southwesterly breeze there. much milder as well. temperatures will be around nine celsius in plymouth, whereas in aberdeen it's —7, probably colder than that in the glens. but the trouble begins across more central parts of the uk. so heavy snow across snowdonia, into parts of the peak district, and eventually that snow spreads into northwestern england, thro

they have a habit of scoring _ them, i think. they have a habit of scoring with — them, i think. chances, which is what _ scoring with minimal chances, which is what they— scoring with minimal chances, which is what they did. we had our moments, but we weren't as clinical. we have _ moments, but we weren't as clinical. we have to _ moments, but we weren't as clinical. we have to be positive and acknowledge there are improvements to make _ acknowledge there are improvements to make in _ acknowledge there are improvements to make in several aspects of our play. _ to make in several aspects of our play. but — to make in several aspects of our play, but compared to last year, we are getting — play, but compared to last year, we are getting closer. wesley fofana eased some of the pressure on graham potter as chelsea registered their first win in the premier league since january. the french defender headed the only goal of the game eight minutes after half—time to give chelsea the points, despite a number of chances for leeds united. the result ended a run of six games without a win in

probably alexander sincerely believes often evil is hidden in us under a harmless mask simple habitsf smoking for 27 years , alexander smoked several packs of cigarettes; the other ended up being problems in the business for many people. i began to be advised to turn to the sea. friends. acquaintances decided that, apparently, we should go to the gate. alexander realized that he was unlikely to stand a long queue. to him for sure, you will often have to run out to smoke, however, he got up with everyone else and napal woke up in a trance only after 3 hours, when the bridge approached the icon steps. the bells began to ring. that's right, cold, the port is stitched attached. you understood and already forgot what you even asked me to talk about just so that everything would be fine, when you left the monastery, only then you remembered that i didn’t smoke and took out a cigarette, put this one in, so i realized that i didn’t want to smoke. since then , more than four years have passed, alexander has not smoked a single cigarette, moreover, together with bygone habits. the whole life o

looking at the different species of all herons, the general predilection and habits of the gray white heron are similar in size and build to each other, the weight of adult males and females is from 1 to 2 kg. body length up to 1 m and a huge wingspan of about 180 cm, different types of sapels differ, the color of the mating season of the heron is transformed in of some of its species, luxurious feathers grow on their backs, called aigrettes, to the word, the fashion for these feathers to decorate ladies' hats almost led to the complete extermination of herons in europe at the beginning of the 20th century. shaking his crest, the boyfriend performs ritual squats. a pair of birds persists for one season, lays from two to seven eggs, chicks appear in a month, but as a rule, only one survives, but the life span of the king is up to 25 years in july in august, large birds leave our region. today herons are not a rare bird in belarus. although they started nesting relatively recently, in order to preserve and restore this species of birds, they were listed in the red book of belarus. and i

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i believe in making this patch of land more habitable for people, for wildlife. >> the watkinsons are doing without comforts many take for granted. life in their converted trailers is rustic, especially on damp winter evenings. but they love it here and want to be an example for their children. >> we're having much less of an impact on the environment doing this. and it kind of shows them how they might be able to do that in the future as well. and that we can do this without getting rid of all electricity, and television and internet. weve still got all of that, but we can do this. >> even if some of their neighbors haven't been won over, the watkinsons hope that they're inspiring as many people as possible to liven harmony with nature. >> diapers, baby food, clothes and toys fill these care packages. this is the founder of an aid organization helping babies and mothers in need. it's located in bosnia and herzegovina one of the poorest countries in europe. unemployment is high and the pandemic has made things worse, especially in rural areas, where mothers with infants are struggling

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that's why habits have changed, of course.first, i was for some time there for the first two weeks i was in kyiv, and then in the region, my very good friend found out that i was alone with my dog ​​and said, i am there in the kyiv region, this friend of mine comes to me and says, look at me here, i know him, he has a lot of drivers who can cross the polish-ukrainian border and if you want, we can somehow send a message to your audience so that they can help him buy goods here because they are much cheaper in poland and bring them to wherever we can and everything and so singing career mine became on a break and we started doing volunteer work, what exactly did you buy and transport to ukraine? what goods did you get ? everything you could came to us today. machines, too, everything is ready to work and help as a volunteer, like all of us. probably a lot of people . especially, i see that almost all artists in principle followed this path, even if they were to get the opportunity to join the army or the armed forces of ukraine