how did it happen?rst of all, the war can't , uh, just not hurt anyone, that is, any adequate person, he is as if he is concerned about it and just sits there and looks at it, but that's it. unreal , especially since i was once in ukraine and my friends are there that's why we do here what we can, that's why it turned out that we have opportunities and we use these opportunities, the doctor took on the responsibility of fully prosthetics . to you, people directly from ukraine started to write our internal questionnaire so that anyone can come in and fill it out, and people come in and fill it out as if and we can see that this scheme works because medicine in america is generally very expensive if you don't have medical insurance, it's practically unreal and very expensive to get help here. well, one plus is that the doctor himself, that is, he provides free services because the service itself costs a lot of money. let's clarify , that is, the doctor does not charge for his materials there prostheses, a

how old am i, what difference does it make? how old is your jamb on it and answer.row i'll come for the verdict. kapets you just look, you just look how much money. you better count them. how much money do you hear what i said, pull yourself together hold on come on there's a lot more to do. look at how much money you can live on for several years. i said get a grip. coupe normal normal everything is in order before the temptations this is it lay-outs they showed me a pass and i let them through. where are these passes issued? offices of some type of offices are called why did they receive money here? i don't know, i work here as a security guard. okay, well, if you need it, call me and if anything, remember, call me, i'm free. stepanovich there are no cameras here. as no, it’s not like that at all, with such and such values ​​​​and not a single camera, some interesting things are going on stepan stepanovich gazelle was found by the numbers somewhere, where three blocks from here, the forensic experts left. yes guys are already working. so the guys are now home and

how do you how time drags on there, because you live in complete darkness., i can't imagine how you then opened your eyes to surface, because it is impossible in from total darkness into light. and how did you survive this long time, how did you count the day? was it possible? and how long did you think you were there? 10 days, so the first question was asked by the rescuer. what is the date today when they told me the eleventh? i was very surprised, because according to my calculations, something in 10 passed. uh, see, there's no sunrise there. we don’t see, that is, it’s not visible there, two gatherings are very difficult to determine the time, something therefore somehow according to the internal clock all this is considered, but i thought how tired i fell asleep, that is, the day passed, i woke up, as if new ones began without water. how do you say this question? well, you know, first of all, from the time when i started working in the mine, there was a good habit that was brought to me. my teachers. this is not to fight in the water until you get to th

how are you watching this?ms to be new opportunities and platforms and new ways of reaching fans every day. how are you making those calculations on a daily basis about where to spend your time? >> there is no doubt the majority of creators, their primary business is advertisement based. whether that is being paid by a platform like youtube or working with brand sponsors. i think what is already happening but is going to increase his it will be more direct to consumer where creators are launching their own brands and their audiences have a loyalty to them and not necessarily the legacy brands that we know. >> you guys also do a podcast series called creator support, you enter questions from your audience. what are they most concerned about right now? >> emily, i am so glad you brought up creator support. we get the pulse of what the problems are for aspiring creators and what is really important to note is that this is the land of creator under part -- creative entrepreneurship. a lot of these young creators ar

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so a lot of the times you know, how you assess how an economy is doing. you assess that with, with agriculture it back then we'd as our main stable crop and agriculture is over 19 percent of the g, d. p and employs almost 40 percent of labor. so as you can tell, that's really important sector and a little change even. and this is huge, but even a little change can have devastating impacts on the way people move. and so when agriculture is impacted it's the economy is going to have a hit. now how does this flood? there were already worries about pakistan's, our financial situation, some or even saying it might be the next 3 lanka. how was the government coping with this situation? that's now gotten even worse. well, i think that's, that's the biggest question is how will we deal with this? once we go forth, is the peak of payment coming in in december? i think it's an international bonds. and what analysts and experts on ground predict that funding bodies like the i a method step in that when they obviously do so, they come with their own a kind of paramet

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how can we respond appropriately to countries like russia, china, iran and how resilient are we?will start off with you and go around. >> the challenge is a dynamic environment and the threats change and the tools change and because most of the critical infrastructure is in private hands we have to work with private sector to continue to up its gain. the biggest, most sophisticated actors in the financial sector and energy sector are generally pretty good but the reality is you have middle and small sized companies that don't have the resources and we've got to find a way to help them collaborate together so they can bring their resources in to secure. a big part of this is information sharing as well so i would say briefly, there were three elements to the strategy, the private sector has to adopt. one is they do need to understand the baseline requirements for security with respect to other layers of security and management parameter security, compartmentalization, all of that has to be understood and they have to have a program to implement them. so that is one piece of this.

how are you doing?lly not artistically, or is there something here, or you will show it , or someone will show something chic, but it should be based on, the truth, you know, it should initially be true, because if it’s fake after a while, it will still become property. here are those who bring these. let the dead corpses of those who bring them ask me, and then they are filmed on the phone on the camera and other veterans, or later they will start talking. they will tell you how it was. well, don't give a damn about it, but we don't give a damn. we can't do that, therefore, the basis must be the facts of the concrete facts on the table. and you are already raising interpret as you see fit in this there should be a difference between these operations from our side. uh, a hundred families of fake operations they do information wars, which today, with regard to the international agenda, belarus becomes a full member of the sco. this is the most influential organization in asia today, in fact, the shanghai

how do they see it in france? how — worrying. how do they see it in france? how do _ worrying.e - worrying. how do they see it in france? how do they see the l worrying. how do they see it in - france? how do they see the british economy and the liz truss economic plans and were they doing about inflation there?— plans and were they doing about inflation there? let's get ourselves around liz truss's _ inflation there? let's get ourselves around liz truss's economics. - around liz truss's economics. although she notices that the uk and france after meeting the french presidents of both countries should work together although she did not specify it and i look forward to seeing the list of issues that this new prime minister is going to improve because of there is no doubt they need a reset. but whether or not it is capped at the energy crisis although yes, there's inflation, it is quite a bit lower inflation, it is quite a bit lower in the uk and budgets are not hurting quite as much during the weaponisation by russia, whether it is green and fuel the dependency that we're at now

how good it is there, how good it is here, how good it is there, how nature, how people and the most.e, yes, but there the belarusian embassy was number one. this means that belarus and china have long been well acquainted and friends. now , if now he knows everything about belarus well and will ay and and and go normally, teach yourself dearly. i still remember when i only know a little russian. i went to libraries in the environment of the first russian girl. i can only fight you. how are you, it could speak. i to her to her hello how are you? she said ok. how are you. hello. how are you? so many lilys alone are fed up. oh i'm leaving. it was such an interesting thing that belarusian friends began, who wanted to live together with them in the same room, and they play it well with an ax. and when i went with them, uh, the stadium, they are their friends, who are they? and where are you going? why is he so here, but they explained that these are my friends. i was invited by chinese or islam tried a chinese dish. nissan cooking three. they cooked the same thing right for me these are t

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how good it is there, how good it is here, how good it is there, how nature, how people and the most.hen i see, yes, but there the belarusian embassy was number one. this means that belarus and china have long been well acquainted and friends. now he knows everything about belarus well and will ay and and and go normally, teach yourself dearly. i still remember when i only knew russian a little. i went to libraries. among the same one girl is the first russian. hello, how are you? i'm to her to her hello how are you, she's fine. how are you? hello, how are you? so many hit or one tired? oh i'm leaving. it was so interesting that belarusian friends started together lived, uh, in one room, and they play it well with an ax. and when i went with them, uh, the stadium, they are their friends. who are you with? why is he so here, but they explained that they were my friends, and i invited them to chinese or islam to try a chinese dish. i'm cooking islam. they prepared the same for them. for me. these are pancakes wanderers, these are ordinary food, when they were just starting to study, and

how did everything go? what i say, how did everything go there. worse than ever. i almost agreed with my new advertiser, as my girlfriend showed up and made me a scandal. oh damn. we would have broken up with her anyway. and you tell me. well, why did you climb into my car? chased. now, if he had caught me, he would have nailed me. imagine how frightened i was, you are driving in a car, you don’t suspect anything, and then a person jumps out at you in the mirror, all the more so. it's not funny when our car left there, even in general, we even thought that you were dead. and remember, remember how you aunt started yelling, my girl was instilled, if necessary, i can give her my blood. enough, don't be afraid, what is this ball there, how did you pop on you? what speaks for business? listen, tell you honestly, he was generally determined . the terrorist is shaking, i don't understand how it could be thought at all, he's an idiot, some kind of garlic. i'm a boy. jail, listen, i'm hungry, let's go get something to eat. and i will call you taxi. catch. can i cook somet

it's how we think and how we act and because they use the word warfare we need to get very seriously. >> for the priority. >> piggybacking and stealing his good ideas i think we need a very thorough review of how that works. for the online gaming like solitary it's a whole new world out there. there's going to be a security aspect to that as well. talking 2023 and beyond, looking back at 2022, recently the past legislation i know some members felt differently about it for some of the positive aspects but it is a perfect example of something that we had an opportunity to do on these type of guardrail discussions. infected senator rob portman led an investigation and then between the last year and this year the doj scrapped the initiative and said that his measure wasrg essentially targeting for racist overtones, asia and pacific americans which is false, and essentially he was told the bill is going to be a part of the act and they had to find out on the back endhe of i. so we are missing opportunities, and i think congress and depending on the change in congress they should be revisit

and how, uh, how, how is the public a life?any how do any new organizations appear, how do volunteers work? what's going on? are you satisfied in this area? how is the situation developing in this area? here in yours, but i cannot be satisfied now, because there are a lot of processes. eh, stopped. due to the fact that even being in the center of the city of donetsk is now a mortal danger. people get to work and then get home the situation is actually in donetsk as critical as possible in order to come, let's say from home to work you need to read a few roll calls to find out where, what and how is happening at the moment. i constantly read roll calls, like friends. i need a mining area. how is it now? six shells flew in, they have been answering for 15 minutes. quiet. well, since a person travels quietly, but does not always arrive, so now we need to demand some kind of social activity. i wouldn't volunteer. yes, volunteers are constantly working to provide humanitarian aid in the liberated territory. now we are already beginn

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that is, it is a large number of manpower, how much will she be motivated, how much, how much will shee trained, let's say, she will not be trained, she will be uniformed, yes, for 5 minutes, but they will simply try to take the number, if by this time, i repeat, they will not depose putin, but in they won't start a revolution, but it's unlikely, we talked about it in puntivska yesterday, i listened to anton berkovsky on our channel. he said that after all, the power wing there could create some kind of palace coup, and there he talked about patrusheva bortnikova, well, there are a few more surnames in uh, the last name was named by friends, my children can, it’s all one collective, it’s all one and the same, and the military wing, that is, the usual muscovy military coups were made by the military wing, but the military units, the main landing units, the kantemiriv culture, its there, the ryazan tisa, they have already been destroyed in ukraine, this is the other side metals of this war. because those forces should be dropped because it is a group that is now in power, they have been

where how do i know? wait, how could i forget how flowers are sold?l get lucky. in the thirteenth take sunduroza ninth tenth, i did not understand. we have to put under the door. call again to sing off. we are not we will do so. why so stupid? we'll climb to the roof to the roof. then i'll go alone. why do you scare me so, and you didn't eat anyone there. come on, admit it. if you do this again, i won’t go out with you anymore, understand? they said that it would rain during the season. thanks son. son, yes, your journey is 100 times more interesting. what time are you flying? i don't know, we meet 12 agencies. you do not be late, look, and then his work will not wait. yes, i know, but i would n't let him go anywhere today. i had such a bad dream no matter how sick he is. very bad nina well , mother again, you and your dreams were lying dima in a black shirt. i sewed a button on him right on it. oh such a good dream. he better stay at home today, huh? away from sin. mom, i beg you, everything will be fine. stop dima brother. bring me some toy from len

now i will not look at how you are at school. yes, igor, how are you, dear? thank you for asking us bored. well, do you miss me without me? yes, well , how are you? i'm fine lisitsyn who we are a school friend, can you imagine grown up and became a real policeman now he finds out what happened to the face, it's very interesting. what are you doing there? i knew you couldn't be left alone. i told you a hundred times in my opinion that for me our relationship with you is in the first place. igor and if you think that i am far away and everything is allowed to you. you you are deeply mistaken. stasya, i don't like this. i think what a fine fellow, my stasenka, and she woke up such kindred feelings. yeah , how do they investigate at night in the apartment. uh-huh stop please igor stop. a. maybe you want me to stop all this. i'm telling you for the last time, if this type will loom in our apartment, then i, well, why don't i just leave it understood? this is my grandmother's apartment. who is this and i'm here for you dad premiere on the channel russia dna do not

well, how are things?e your daughters. they believed it, and only 3 months later she told you that she actually slandered her father, so she realized that she blamed her father in vain and decided to confess. you are absolutely sure of it. yes, i'm sure of it. i don't i think that our entry was hot, it’s just that it’s for evil, not knowing what it does without calculating the consequences. she just spoke like this, and then she twisted it all up, and then she admitted her guilt. this is also here. is this something she might have, and a long-standing resentment against her father can be a relationship that humiliates you or is this the norm? the initial position here was nevertheless determined yes, for quite a long time, because we are now hearing, we are already hearing how it is justified. does he believe that his father abused him? by his own daughter, relatives and friends of the family, he's just strict again, well, slender and we believed her husband. i also trusted each other. and what made tatyan

this is how it is. institute for the safety of nuclear power plants. look at mrs. guy pani parenyuk. this is uh nuclear expert on nuclear safety and nuclear industry expert olga kosharnaya today published a post on facebook regarding the fact that an employee from the zaporozhye nuclear power plant reported that they were being tortured, and that they were being held captive that they are not allowed to sleep, that a woman is being raped and that these are employees of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, therefore, they say that the employees of the nuclear power plant should be in an optimal physical and emotional state, and the people who are subjected to fangs are not in an optimal physical or physical state. or emotional state. you understand how temnik works. yes, safety cannot be provided for people who are not in optimal condition. why a they are raped just, well, just a woman is raped, they are all tortured, and then they are forced to go to the control panel reaction reactors. immediately, imme

chair powell: how long? it really depends on how long it takes for wages and more than that prices to come down for inflation to come down. what you see in our productions today -- projections today is inflation moves down significantly over the course of next year and mourned the next year after that. i think once you are on that path, that's a good thing. things will start to feel better . they will feel lower inflation into the economy improving. if our projections are close to right, you'll see that. the cost in employment, there meaningful, and certainly meaningful to the people who lose their jobs. quite a lot. at the same time we would be sitting up the economy for on the long period -- this rewrite has been noted for long expansions, three of the four longest in measured history since we got inflation under control. and that is not an accident. when inflation is low and stable you can have these 9, 10, 11 year extensions, and you can see what we saw in 2018, 2019 and 2020, very low unemployment, the

how how somehow it looks very strange. why did they live in the forest, but you said that they tried to freeze the ants in the refrigerator. yes, there was a refrigerator in the dunaevka, we put them in a container and waited until they simply did not move. and who taught you this, apparently, adults, the children themselves could not think of this before. whose idea was this edward ah, this is an adult. here is a man. he suggested this method. existence and that you eat like this instead of earning somewhere and provide for the family. but it's just out of the ordinary, coming out. it's completely impossible. and you did not try to tell him that you do not like it. it 's disgusting that he said that. we tried to say this, but he said, if you don’t like it, don’t go, that is, don’t eat. yes, we had two to choose from. there was also two pea soup. and that's it. we used to buy canned speeches like a treat. how about a delicacy? why did you start living like this? no, we didn't ask my mother about it. we asked to start livin

and how did you do it?nd in 2010 i graduated from the belarusian state academy of music in e, majoring in musical theater directing musical theater for the first 2 years, of course, i assisted as a director. how do they say recruited? and some uh obligatory, yeah handicraft uh, such practice and at some point. i was just offered a performance. i didn't ask for anything. i was offered a performance. first staging. i still remember it with great horror, because it was a big transfer mr. x was. uh, there were a lot of very interesting uh collisions associated with this production and a lot. uh, both pleasant and not so pleasant moments, but i am a person who is used to never regret anything. it was a great experience. it was like this. the professional level is a huge test, which i have gone through and still do. eh, this remains such a sticking point for me. i mean , it wasn't that difficult. we always cook tasty from the soul, bro. well , of course, you know what we will cook today. i don’t just know what we

now let's see how it goes. a river. impatient birdie tastes good to you. let me sit right here on the hob, a imagine it will turn on the birds. and it directly yes interestingly. see what a close acquaintance. yes, a little bold, by the way. what is what is it guys? here, let's tell you, in general, attachments, a parrot to people, yes, and to your family. i know a story that when someone got sick, rick was very worried about this. the whole family is so very good, the next day, when he plucked himself , this excitement was transmitted to him. yes, that's a common family. actually, parrots, you know, if they are worried, they begin to tear out on themselves feathers, but now he is psychologically stable. yes, we went to the headset and the goods will be the coolest. i will ask one more question, which always interests me, what has suffered in your house since the appearance. rick became interested in him that for all this time for 2 years that he lives with us, he suffered from a nastent, and then, we went on v

how do they interact and are part of the community?yes, at the first stages, you know, when the so-called green corridors were closed and it was impossible to leave the community, the occupied community on the territory of ukraine, because hostilities began from the kharkiv region, you know that two buses were shot, people died, and then the people who left and were already in european countries helped a lot, they told our other residents about the route as possible to leave, what are the rules for crossing the border, what should you pay attention to, er, what are the risks, er, you know, excuse me, whose phone number do you need to delete the notebook, it was all helped by the residents who were already in european countries, they told how you can settle, how you can get first aid, what kind of support, what kind of humanitarian support, what are your opportunities in this or that country, well, again, you know all of us ukrainians, and they told us where it is better, where it is worse, and where your where is it easier? i think it

independent and accurate information about how companies balance competing priorities or how they don't, who was in the companies and how they build their products is incredibly difficult. this morning at testimony shed some light on many of the areas of this many in the public have questions about. i look forward to building on that testimony with our second panel of witnesses who can speak directly to what steps meta-youtube, tick-tock, and twitter are taking to stop the spread of extremist content on their platforms and i want to thank each and every one of you for being before us. as we heard from this panel, as she product and operating officers, you play key roles in your company's decision-making processes, you set the agendas for your product teams were constantly updating the apps and developing new features, you play a prominent role in setting priorities and determining what trade-offs to make among those priorities, those product teams launch new features or make changes to the apps. this is the first time executives in your positions have appeared before congress and i do a

how many people living in china and china is how is the largest trading partner? isn't government simply too dependent on the us putting in the same basket? well, a lot of people are saying different things. some people are saying that we are too dependent on china, and at the same time, they also people criticizing the tony's government for depending solely on the united states. but the real situation is like this. you know, our relations, which china is quite complicated, are on the same, you know, on the one him, chinese, our number one trading partner and probably number one or number 2, destination for our outbound investment. and that is the fact that we cannot deny. but at the same time, china is also our only source of threat. and that is also the fact that we have poor, we have to reckon with. and when china is strengthening taiwan to such a degree, we have to look around and see who else can provide. tie one with support, and we see the united states and we see other democracies. so this is what we can count on. if there's going to be more hottest hostil

how to give to whom? godmother vera and her husband uncle igor really, really, really want a child, but they can't have children. and your dad and i felt sorry for them, and we decided to give birth to a baby. do you remember, how did i tell you that people need to help each other in a child's need? i wouldn't give it to anyone for anything. and who do we have here? hello, how are things in the bank as big as i expected, but still nice to leave the bank. how are you, goat? hey carrot, i asked you a million times, don't call me that, okay? what happened igor decided to have a baby. uh, or bad, because if your boss has a baby, someone else welcomes families more. come on, that's why your whole beautiful plan goes to hell oleg a i'm not pregnant. and this victory was given to us through hard, long and hard training, but more about that. i think it's better to tell kirill zvonarev himself very serious opponents very happy that he managed to win the prestigious cup. i would like to thank everyone who helped me

how do we heal ourselves from that? how do we gather together? how do we honor, our ancestors and still make way forward? and so to me, that's one of my kind of recent favorite examples, although i'm happy to talk about more as we go on in terms of how we might harness a faith that isn't necessarily, oh, it's this or that doctrine or this particular religion, but it still has this real black religion feel to it. right. in terms of how she shows us how to make a way out of no way and that we can learn to do some of the same things ourselves for our own healing, but also for our community. because for me, this isn't an individual thing, right? even if it helps this individual, it's not salvation. it's not that creative transformation unless it's happening in community. so that's a great opening. okay, this this is great. i want to come back to some of the things that you've said. i know we will come back much if all of what you said, mark, what would you be? would you make your some opening comments? sure. sure. thank you, monica. and thank you, ca

i saw how the convoys passed, how our unescos were fired upon, how the territorial guard shot and destroyed. i'm counting it like that, and it happened that i didn't sit at home for more than one day. the first one there, relatively speaking, we were here for 5-6 days. i helped them. i don't know. they went for food and made roadblocks. they took people out of boredanyka. well, i know for sure that more than 50 people traveled only from boredyanka. they moved to that side. at that time, medicines were needed there. our school had a humanitarian headquarters before the occupation began. when the airstrikes began, we began to evacuate the masses here with volunteers. people at that time had a catastrophic lack of medicine because the products were delivered and we didn't have medicine, er, a large part of the people in the village with diabetes are insulin dependent or those who can't do without pills, and volodymyr oleksandrovich came to us delivered the delivery quickly on the 10th, he managed to return to bring it and was on his way. we already ordered him according to the records of the p

and how will germans remember her? what i have experienced today is that, that everybody is feeling swimming sad about the loss for the rich people but, but actually it's not too big to say for the world because she was such an example in so many ways in discipline and in how she, how she carried out the duties and she was a guarantee stability and stability is something we desperately need, especially in the day are actually looking at some pictures now of people leaving flowers for the queen, memory of the queen, outside the british embassy here that was from last nights in berlin and for europe, let's widen it out. what is the significance of losing a later as you say, such a rock of stability that sort of continent through so much up, hazel. well, queen elizabeth is that the 2nd was always the greatest baset or 4 for her country all over the world. and also in europe. in earlier days she, she did so much to a to, to, to feel well to, to just stabilize the relationships that had been rocked so much by, by the 2nd wo

how are we using resources? he would see we are not doing very well and we are not competing when we could if we put our mind to it. >> you might even have a candidate from iran, you know on the front lines the iranian campaign to confront and we have not done a good job reaching out for 904 would be what craig talked about, open source program, this doesn't even have frto be -- make sure we are communicating the patterns we are seeing in picking up here and what we think might be broadcast toward you and it's not isolated, we literally had ourth conversation with israelis about this during the previous administration so it's something we need to get after more holistically and it could be critical service. >> we have so much to learn from our foreign partners on the receiving end, it would be an amazing bidirectional transfer to say what are you seeing in your media and public domain and the public space? may be a sound similar to what another partner countering or diffuse around the world, even putting the two

how did they meet? well, my dad, you know grew up in the same area as my mom my mom grew up in watertown, which was about 20 miles away. so both from south dakota both from the northeastern corner. my dad was a raised out in the country farming and raising cattle. my mom was a city girl. so and what does that mean in south dakota? well, it means that the town was probably 15 to 20,000 people. so no probably not a city girl and terms of what a lot of the country thinks, but she had she certainly had a 4-h and had showed cattle before so i guess that's still doesn't make her quite the city girl that a lot of people would say, but she certainly had never run tractors and live the kind of life that my dad had required when she married him. in fact, she says when she got married she moved out to the farm and was so lonely because it was so far away from her family, you know, they only went into town on sundays really and she immediately was put in a tractor. she had no idea what to do. it was out of her elem

independent and accurate information about how companies balance competing priorities or how they do. who within the companies make those decisions and how they build their products is incredibly difficult to find. this morning's testimony shed light on many areas that this committee and the public have questions about. i look forward to building on that testimony with our second panel of witnesses to see how social media platforms are stopping the spread of extremist content on their platforms. and i want to cearley thank each one of you here today before us. as we heard from our panel this morning, as chief product and management officers, you play key roles at your companies making decisions on progress. you set the agendas or product teams who are constantly updating the apps and developing new features. you play a prominent role in setting priorities and determining what trade-offs to make mongols priorities -- make among those priorities. this is the first time executives in your positions have appeared before congress, and i do appreciate you joining us for this opportunity to

how do you like my dress? how long can you fiddle with this bracelet? you tell leonid let him take it off already. mom why are all men like this strange? not all as soon as your man shows up. you will quickly learn to understand it. i do not believe in this. well, why do i, for example, always know what kolya thinks, what he does? i'm so sure of this, of course, we've been together for 25 years. you know, the dress is really very beautiful. you like very change, and for what reason? your father invited me to a restaurant. the restaurant is understandable. verka how good is it that you are here, that the manicure is urgent? my dad and mom invited me to a restaurant. this is good. yes, what is good here, he will definitely say there. if he wants with divorce her, with what fright? well, as they say, let's get divorced like civilized people, but i just couldn’t call her to a restaurant. well, no, i couldn’t, i didn’t call all my life, but then suddenly i called, mom, i even bought a beautiful dress for myself. faith what to do? looking for a groom? lera ,

tell us how it all happens, how does it work?st very interesting, but it’s very difficult to imagine here the main nuance is the particle size of the powder, which is used by the natural additive, the most difficult and main task is to dry the plant material , grind it to such a micron size and then separate it to align the grammatical composition. and if we say all this so competently , the output will be a fairly high-quality natural food supplement. i know there's another story about roasting peanuts. well, this is a graduation project . i've already moved a little away from this peanut in my dissertation work, which is also very interesting. this is also some kind of machine, which is a fryer, roughly speaking, a large cylinder with a heated wall. where peanuts are poured, they are simultaneously mixed and fried, brought to a certain condition, which is also quite a promising development. it seems to me more interesting than just in a frying pan, of course. because the quality of the products will be completely different on f

think of a poultry farmer who might never have had a chance to learn how to artificial -- how artificial technology can help manage inventory or improve the safety and quality while increasing productivity. think of the family-own paper manufacturer i could never have afforded trying out cutting edge technologies. but now they will be able to. they will be able to grow their businesses. they can do it without ever leaving their home or families. this is a game changer. take the projections -- the project in manchester, new hampshire. i heard so much from the delegation in new hampshire -- anyway i won't get into it but this is one of the things they have been pushing for a long time, both senators and congressmen. their goal is nothing short of becoming a global at the center and the next generation of advanced medicine. but to do it, they need world-class labs for clinical trials that would attract the most innovative biomedicine companies to locate and create jobs in new hampshire. i have to say senators sheen and congressman pappas, i hear you. i know have been -- i know i have been t

how you live? how do you pay rent? how do you handle all the automatic bills? 40 to 50% of the americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck. we designed a system that assumes you always have money and assumes you don't care when the money comes in. that assumption works great for the half of americans that have $1000 in their account, who get free checking, all of the other benefits. who is paying for that system is the people who are living paycheck-to-paycheck. overdraft fees, one out of 11 americans pay $350 a year in over draft fees. heavy overdrafters are the ones subsidizing free checking. you ask why we have the system? real-time payments. bank of england did it in 2008, europe was a little complicated. they had a few legacy systems in the european union. they got it in 2019. we do not have it. why? the federal reserve chose not to do it. simple policy choice. what has been the ramifications? by my cancellations, over $100 billion of wealth transferred from people living paycheck-to-paycheck to payday lenders, check cashers. >> 100 billion? >> if we did rea

and how do i get acquainted uh or how?think that this creativity with this or that, but singers or the same creative people, but it happens in different ways . just our casual acquaintance. oh, i heard you write something? oh, and i know you sing oh , but, by the way, there are absolutely some amazing ones, someone even called mystical meetings. as we, for example, had with max fadeev quite by chance did not know each other just defended phrases exchanged some links. and suddenly there were songs. by the way , bring back the memory. and although max fadeev is not listed there. eh, as the author of music, but without him this song would not exist, it's not only an arrangement of it and generally inspire- he inspired it to become, really hmm the song that became, but hmm and there are uh, more like this , for example, we recently released, and the song that was performed by lusich botino, and she struck me with her timbre. i didn't know her, i was personally allowed to listen. i say oh what a fantastic voice. uh, it would be

how important is that? lisa: leland miller was saying it is not that important, a psychological level, bright now it does not seem like the chinese authorities are pushing back that hard. they are just trying to control how quickly they see the weakening. it seems unavoidable. if you have a currency that reflects all economic and rate differentials, how does this not make sense that the dollar should continue to strengthen versus the chinese yuan? jonathan: kailey, dollar dominance the big story in this market. kailey: and it is against everything in asia. dollar-yen is the one that catches my attention today, at a 144 handle. that is something we have not seen going back all the way to august 1998, a 24 year low. and yet the bank of japan overnight instead boosts its bond buying program, still dedicated to guilt curve control, trying to keep that 25 basis point gap. at what point does the boj hit a breaking point? jonathan: right now it is not blinking. we've got rate hikes from the federal reserve deliver

how does this work?helium mobile -- think of it from a consumer point of view , we have a nice at, there will be a seamless sign up. the key difference is users earn currency while they are using the network. they get to build the infrastructure they are using. think of it like airbnb or over, you are part of the infrastructure and building it. emily: if you want to use this, how do you sign-up? guest: there is a wait list. once we launch, there will be a mobile app you can use. install the app and get going. if you have an older phone, we will send you a physical phone. emily: talk to us about the challenges of creating a crypto powered mobile network. how is this even possible, what kind of troubleshooting will you have to do? amir: we proved with the network we launched in 2019 that people-power networks are a real thing. within three years, there are one million of these hotspots across the globe, building a network for low-power devices. this next step is moving into the cellular world. we use rough

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how much what how much is a thank you gift?me they kicked me out to invest in it at all. here, just a third of the objects are not completed at all. an important conversation i myself will figure out to do. okay. yes, and about the list of equity holders. please send a request. yes, i'm waiting. thank you. hello. what happened. you forgot to kiss me this morning. you were just sleeping. in the evening i can't conference. do i need to keep in touch for my job or is it just your job that matters. natasha well, go alone, please, an invitation for two. of course, i can go with someone else, well, in that case, you can not count on a reward. for what reward it first you will fulfill my conditions. i thought that we would come to this party, say that we need this borisov will not let us go further than the door, i’m a dead bolt well, he liked your song, you understand, it means that he already considers us not hopeless, borisov is a bunch, he has untwisted the people, listen, we will earn a million a month in a year. wow, scrolling h

can this be and how can we make it so it's no longer. >> i love the how can this be. i think often about the shock. we go for it in the system. i think about the cases that are shocking even for me. i kept thinking that when i was reading a it. i think that's important how can this be. writing stories like this should call every reader to say how can this be. >> and not that's shocking. the idea of being able to move on. a child with a target on the back of a backpack and i can't help but think about these moments and the idea we've got to getet past the point where te shock and all translates to thoughts and prayers. too much compartmentalizing. we have to live and breathe and function. >> american stories. i love that. as we begin to come to a close, this books for you is every bit as biographical as it is about other people's stories and you grapple quite deeply this notion of grappling with your ow' identity. yet occupying the space. it's funnye thinking back on the book at the beginning of the book you talk about i walked away from my commitment at the united sta

hmm unexpectedly true we remember how many misfortunes the collapse of the soviet union brought how many russian-speaking people who think in russian russians simply ended up outside of russia, as they were not subjected to it and are still subjected to persecution, so to speak, humiliation and so on and how- then everyone everyone knew this, they understood it, but on the other hand , it was not that indifference, but some kind of prosence hovered in the air. well, why? well, what won’t resolve, moreover, we know very well how diasporas both in our country and in general abroad protect, stand up for each other, don’t let themselves be offended, and it’s not a matter of betrayal or indifference , this is part of our genetic code of such yes , okay, yes. come on. what are you knitting, but it will grind the flour, everything will pass the calculation, and so on and so on. eh, on the one hand it generosity and forgiveness of a huge people. it 's fine its quality, on the other hand. eh, that 's a huge drawback. and so. suddenly, unexpectedly, the russian people on february 24 of this year s