golanin, he was at one time a candidate of historical sciences, he was the dean of the higher school of communismt the institute of marxism and lenism, i i even managed to find his dissertation, relatively recently, i remember when you visited us for the first time, we were just thinking about what kind of future awaits you, you said, i want to go and do journalism, what has changed since then, what are you doing now, where do you work? yes, i work as an international journalist in one large russian, international media holding, i work in french, because my first language is french, and i also went on business trips to berdyansk, genichesk, and went as a volunteer to mariupol, to the belgorod region , in general, now i am helping my country both in word and in deed. thanks a lot. that you came to us today, as always, i wish you all the best. the first channel presents. undercover games. the secrets of your carpets garlic, black fermented garlic, everything is behind us, anal fistula, the program to live will greatly help in all cases, elements, dear friends. i, thunderstorms, hail, rain, lightnin

nikolaevich golanin, he was once a candidate of historical sciences, he was the dean of the higher school of communismnt to go into journalism, what has changed since then, what are you doing now, where do you work? yes, i work as an international journalist in one large russian, international media holding, i work in french, because my first language is french, and i also went on business trips to berdyansk, genichesk, and went as a volunteer to mariupol, to the belgorod region, in general, now i’m helping my... not both in word and deed, thank you very much.

novosibirsk higher military command school, where they are taught to shoot from all types of weapons, read the terrain, the airborne training program includes classes on special radio communicationso that a fighter can transmit important information in a timely manner, and drones are also being modernized in the classrooms , a new development of cadets already... svo, tatyana kozlova, more details, discovered a target, an enemy tank, enemy equipment fails to pass unnoticed, the coordinates are transmitted to the command center, after which the artillery comes into action. observing a gap to the right of 90, closer to 70. they hit the technique again, but with an adjustment, a hit. at this training ground , future intelligence officers hone their combat skills. let's go! and here, according to legend, is a reconnaissance group. carries out an assault on an enemy stronghold, but before that the fighters conducted aerial reconnaissance, found out the location of the point and the number of the enemy. the main rule for a scout is to detect the enemy before he notices you. the guys move around enemy territory in groups, covering each other. the cadet with the call sign siberia was alr

if you drop out of high school you basically have no good options and some form of higher education has to be the form, four-year university, two-year communitynical training, whatever it might be. with parents and other leaders. >> i think the reason the a.c.t. test scores being so low is because we're looking for objective ways of measuring what's happening in the school system and as other charts have pointed out, gpas continue rising and doesn't seem like that's the most trustworthy information. a lot of parents looked at the curriculum the kids were supposed to be learning at home and were surprised maybe it wasn't as rigorous or academic as they had expected. objectively speaking, how do we know how much our children are learning and what do we do if we're looking for improvements in that regard? >> objectively we know unequivocally without a shadow of a doubt -- >> let me let sal answer. sal, go ahead. >> i probably would say what arne is about to say. it's all about transparency. if parents know, there's very few parents who would not want to take some action to do that and there are things they should be able to do. as bad as the pan

their potential of what they could be in the future. missing out on key moments like graduating from high school going on to higher studies. he also described feeling in these communities, doing these rates constantly terrorized and they worry. and what is really trying to do is turn the frequency of the rates. now they've gone up since the october 7th incidents happen since the war and guys have again, they've gone up exponentially in the occupied westbank. there were already had record levels earlier this year. the worry is that this is the new normal that this is something the is really forces are trying to normalize a new intense daily res, daily detentions, and often times daily kill us. now when we were speaking to these communities and the communities that we keep speaking to, they don't just describe feeling afraid. they describe feeling constantly and bullied, and, and even in check points, even a checked ones that are ubiquitous, all across the occupied territories. they've got the terrain wherever palestinians go, just minding their own business, going about their day. these checkpoints often intersect in, in very disruptive ways into that. and we've been sp

of the ptssu. the community is not allowed into the territory. today , one of the most famous military universities in the country , the ryazan guards higher airborne command schoolstudents among the graduates of the school: 53 heroes of the soviet union and 119 heroes of russia. many honorably fulfill their military duty, protecting the interests of our country in the zone of a special military operation. for the first time in the last half century, a detachment of the pacific fleet made a business call to the people's republic of bangladesh. large anti-submarine ships admiral tributs, admiral pantileyev medium sea tanker pechinga arrived at the main sea gate of this south asian state , local pilots helped guide our ships to the roadstead; during the mooring of the russian detachment, sailors of the bangladesh navy greeted their russian colleagues from the boards of their ships; a cultural sports program was planned as part of the short visit. in iceland , the evacuation of the city of grendovik has been announced, under which an underground river of volcanic lava has arisen, this stream is making its way to the surface. from a depth of 5 km, as shown by the ins

school districts need a grant, this is where they go. institutes of higher education. this is where they go. these staff answer the question, they provide vital funding to communitiess the country. head start is critical for fostering school readiness. family development. and creating life-long learners. and when these opportunities are taken from children, all of us in every community suffer. so i appreciate my colleague's intent to increase head start. and i appreciate that another colleague on the other side of the aisle is willing to stand up and acknowledge how inadequate the funding level in this bill is. but we cannot destroy the department of education by decimating the nonpolitical career staff that administer its vital programs. for this reason, i oppose this amendment and i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. lawler: i remind the gentlelady from connecticut that there's a reason she's the ranking member and not the chair and it's because when her party was in complete control of washington, they spend $5 trillion in new spending in just two years. so the american people elected a house republican majority to gove

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