how did you feel? how is the pregnancy going?i almost now believe that i easily brought this pregnancy to her. i was not there, there were no toxicosis, as with my children, and with kirusha , there was nothing of toxicosis. the only thing that has been hard for me lately is to walk for a long time, but, if we talk about i did it on the moral side, here are the difficulties, so to speak, physiological, which one way or another you overcame with the help of medicine, so to speak, various modern e means, but this is hmm how to say, it seems to me, because we are also invested by the lord god, this mechanism that when we take a woman to them, one way or another , this connection with the child is restored. and how is it to understand that this is not my child, that is. it ’s like mine, but he’s actually my daughter and actually you have to give him away and actually, that’s how it is you were talking about what patting on the tummy. i spoke to him right away. so, when it was already more than 20 weeks, when there were already moveme

how did they succeed with consumers? how do they reach them in new areas? how did they innovate? do they create new brands? those questions are going to be just as relevant next year. this whole digital transformation is going to continue. so these things are not going to go away. francine: so what is the secret sauce of being a great chief executive? do you empower? do you micromanage? what are you like as a chief executive? mark: i like to empower. i can't do it all on my own. i need to get the best out of the people that i work for. so i like to lead a little bit from the front, spending time with clients, spending time in pitches. we are a competitive industry. we are in pitches day-to-day. we win, we lose. --we win or lose business so i think we have to do that. but i also have to create a company which is collaborative. i think there is a tension between people who want to win, people that want to collaborate. that is what we are trying to do, you know? desire to do great work, to really push the boundaries for clients, but also desire to work together because sometimes no

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how can i be against?t and this is the union of cinematographers, they do everything, everything is cool. well, why did they send money for my book ? and so i gave him receipts so that he could take this money from my book. ibid why take millions? and they did it , but they didn't bring anything back. and it turned out, it's just there. it's fighting. and what was the story when civin? publicly under the cameras, as if defending you, he fought with a neighbor. even remember, this is what, this was, first of all, they are friends. eh, look again. uh this one then why fight? when it all belongs, everything is already done. and you look at the close-up , it's all taken separately. uh, that neighbor is dead. they played gamblers together somewhere and that's it. what pulled? you even know how to tell you, starting with alyosha , maybe even from the fact that there were probably some plans already. i mean, it's really old. i'm sick. masha that we can not be removed. eh, kra-carasila? oh, my god, that is, but he

we'll see how it goes. i do think there's a lot of work that can be done next regarding implementation. structure a subcommittee on administration correctly. we'll be able to get a lot done and implement commission. the work is not done we will continue to push harder. >> chair, i think you like to add? >> the main take away i have or one of the takeaways i have is these discussions on organizational effectiveness could not just happen every 20 or 30 years. what institution has to be improvement. it's important for the recommendation that we just spoke to that we have ever to implement this is recommendations we've made tremendous progress in that regard makes us unique women workout implementation was still existed. historically more often than not these do not pass anything. if they do things do not get implement two, three, four years down the road. i kept joking we were like the fake bank on saturday night live, the bank that only makes change. the tagline is to make change, it's what we do. our goal is

how did you know about it? how perceived perceived. well, as a mother, of course, the first were emotions. oh, no. well, it was all in my head i tried once. i told him, maybe, and then i realized that it was his choice. this is a man's decision. i accepted. i'm proud of him, i'm proud of him, because i guess it would be hard for me. if he did not go with this to live often makes itself felt about the possibility of the opportunity. he can write something, as the connection is, as far as busy. they are busy working there. still. you now live, where in donetsk it is shelled, sometimes more than on the front line, it is heavily shelled. no, i didn't leave, why this is my home, this may be, this is pretentious, this is my land. my son son is at war, and i will leave. no, i can't be that scared. it's scary you can't get used to it. you, too , already know how to determine by sound whether it is an exit or, on the contrary, an arrival. yes, yes, your son's elena is, a very faithful partner. together they manage to work much more efficiently

how much cannot see my mom and i'm not. i didn't know how hulu manager. oh, i bet she she dashed the whole dean who she does a lot of stuff with a plan tardies home with a highly new young this in mind with law school. but how much i a i read off with a lot more, you know and then like to be hey guys have a great day. ah . i see with kind of yeah, now i'm back with dad. will be on the see going there so yeah. let's do your god ecology a or did you wanna go with them dodging the yak, so not my hope but other my dream g o gas with i'd highly side baton since that limby i hellamano go, i didn't know about how to do that. i'm charlotte mc gone. yes and no money and to me have them come there is a lot of korean companies working bags that, you know, create a . * a phone. oh, really fun with me. i a new there. so we have a t a in some way, a month communication. they're not gonna keep them in my city a i'm glad to know how i it. i've been with mina elm, la dana, a studio co life may as well. how did ben williams? i came up with a wheeler. mm hm. because i need

here you see how people work. now i will show you how people eat.ave cooking going on kitchen kitchen. yes, there are people, uh, they cook, and here people eat. here, let's go, i'll show you, and then we'll feed you a delicious dinner. here it is. this is our secret place of strength, real food is delicious mostly, well, most of it is by us, that is, either our employees, or food from my farm, that is. we feed the employees who work here in the fields, er, and in the fields , and here we feed the people. they are such creatures, they need to eat first, i can’t work. well, you can also sell them food, for example, uh, i don’t know how to pay a little there, maybe i don’t know anymore that they took some of these with them, again in that one with them what they they will not take this food with them. this is real food. if worthwhile bread, we will show you what kind of bread we have here real meat, not chipped there by anything. there 's a lot of real food here that heals. actually. how can she heal? so it can kill, in short, these people kill with t

how many members are happy how many members? know the regional governments on the front lines there. well, who knows these people and russian? that we have deputies in full? on the front line fighting brilliant treats really people went. yes, members of regional governments leave the manda. yes, they leave posts and go to war and where these go. and how in ukraine the son of petro poroshenko is fighting, he already fought then in english money is from backpacks or is already doing something, he also often happens in italy but this one, how cheap it is, this is the name of this six children, he brings up such a faggot, he is not all odessa, odessa dumplings are different. and this goncharenko you where lyashko walked badly, and this one, where he works like a rooster on a tank in kiev, count the numbers. yes, 100,000 have already been officially destroyed, but in fact, it means that we multiply by three approximately according to the formula somewhere. well, 400 thousand are people who have already suffered among the armed forces

how many new names have appeared in copyright journalism, how has the approach changed, how much moreopen, or what, have our journalists become more personal approach? yes , all this through himself, because everyone missed it all through himself and then was able to do what he to do quite right, became stronger became better became more professional. although they never believed that the white companies. well, somewhere there are lagging behind, well, by no means the most important question. well, what do you care about it, after all, the project managers that you produced also showed political myopia and projects at that moment. they just disappeared from the air. eh, how did you endure this test, this experience that gave you as a producer this and humanly. it seems to me that it is also a very serious test when you go to work, and one of the leaders of large projects calls you and says that this presenter will not go into the frame. this. well, that is, well, that's all. well, you understand so calmly, the presenter is very cool and highly respected. i treat faces unconditionally.

and i remembered how i stood there. that is how they felt.hey felt, while this is a very strange story, but even more strange, and in one of the walls particles are walled up, and the remains are members of the royal family and memorial plaques. and when i stood in front of the plaque. eh, holy tatya, well, the martyr tatyana and i saw my birthday on the date of birth. she was born on the same day as me. i don't have goosebumps all over my body. i don't know how it means nothing. but it’s just that there was some kind of trust , which, somehow, was entrusted to us tell this story because it is a very powerful story. i don’t know how such coincidences happen, but it happened, and your teachers are your teachers, who are always very careful about when students are removed. many allow me how they treated this. we had a unique teacher, the pallam master of our course, and he generally allowed me. why did you allow everything, then? i became in the theater and many years. we worked together, and when we released the performance, the tram's desires

i think about how well we were on the road. it was reporting to be out in the community and answer questions. a woman shared her story that she got $180,000 of her student loans canceled. sometimes the community needs to hear those stories to understand that these programs and opportunities exist. one of the things that i loved is that while we are sharing technical information, there was also a lot of inspiration that happens. we get 300 latinos that come from different sectors. they drove across state lines to join us. there are a lot of special moments. i think about again latina who was there at the event with us and i asked her what is it that makes you excited about this event? she said i've never seen so many latinos share how their culture and language skills are professional assets. that to me is what this work is all about. to help connect people to the resources that are out there right now. some of the students shared you have no idea what it means to be here with us. everybody goes to atlanta. people feel very much

plan to intercept quickly how how how did it happen?to the toilet from the ward. igor stayed. in total, the protocol did not remain alone for a second. he asked for a nurse. well, he often asked for injections so much that he asked for it when your friend came out, but what did he ask for here before. so okay and well, and unfastened the handcuffs and how? i want to understand this, how do we not know the lock is not broken, it looks like the account made a master key to do, if he was under guard for 24 hours, i don’t know, maybe a dropper needle or something, it looks like. i just fastened you to the bed, if not for us, we left at all. when i returned, he knocked me out. i didn’t even understand what nu and took my pass. why forms? so, how could he know about it? since i took such a pass on purpose, maybe i was lucky. it's just that there, in fact, 50 to 50 you were lucky if you didn’t get under the tribunal. indeed, more than necessary. although such a system is many places, he could see her before. but to interrogate everyone who cam

how at me.well , so far it's not. this is a shortbread. it was born from this idea, well, as usual, when it goes to extremes. it turns out that the ugly extreme lies in the fact that a person cannot abandon himself, as akhmatova wrote. well , there is no earthly from the earth and there was no liberation. and when it came to the need to give up personal comfort, any life was proclaimed by philistinism, you need to give up your personal, your self, your cow’s garden. well, something turned out to be not so good. works. yes, it turned out that we made the wrong choice after all. and in general, it ended now exactly the same way. it's amazing how he doesn't see it. many people exactly. they also made the wrong choice. they , in the same way, refuse the physical nature of a person with all their notorious lgbt transgenders. even worse than what we gave up. it's just that they tried from everyday life from philistinism. they refuse physical nature from biology, just as a person can refuse biology, an

and he showed us how to love and how to live.ut also the most beautiful and sacred space any of us had ever been end. >> trevor: it really is a story that touches on everything. as you said, one part of the story gets into how much people with disabilities lose not just their income come about their access to a life of dignity. your father experienced that when he is pushed out of a company that he was running successfully because he did not like the optics of a person in a wheelchair running this company even though he could. we see him lose everything. we get into that conversation. then we get into the conversations around the morality. it is interesting you bring up the fact that your sister is a rabbi and how so many of us have these ideas of how your life should end or shouldn't end. it is not your decision. but there was a line in the film, someone says, none of us chooses how to come into this world. but we should be allowed to choose how and when we leave. and for many people, that is a controversial statement. i know th

we know how to deal with this, we know how to evacuate people. it is because those plans were second-guessed, they were not utilized. this is lee county in particular so i don't think the story about ian is everything went well. there are some communities in which we know based on the data, people would have survived had the plans been followed. part of this is learning from these past mistakes and getting better next time. when are we evacuating communities and are we telling communities most at risk, the elderly at this case hurricane, because they were drowning in their apartments, could we get them out more quickly? then there's a little tough love. i will tell a story that really does work. we talk in terms of freedom in america and i love freedom and it is great and if you do not want to evacuate we cannot force you to evacuate but what we have found in emergency management, if you put the fear of god and people, maybe they will evacuate. one of the tactics and this is not to scare people, it is useful, that people on islands say do not eva

uh, well, how would stas realtor determine how many people he has in chain?ill work, there will be a long barter there, which means that something will change for something. to us . we need to get there, not checkers. we need to get new technologies. new factories, which, by the way, will now be demolished in europe and exported to different cities and carried out in commercial quantities, we need to get them comply with some wto requirements, the imf, and so on and so forth, they collect without rules . but that doesn't mean we should. to play without rules, we must play by our own rules, yes, and convince them, that our rules are correct, because you don't have to play the bad guys. by the way, i completely disagree with this. you have to play alternative good ones. we are good. we're just alternative good. okay. that's the way we do it. well, if anyone, as they say, is good in ours, no luck. well, it means that the chip fell on him like that. and now you know such a thought that worries me wildly. but you see how easy it is to be consistent evil. that's ho

and how will this law be enforced, how will it be controlled?hat is the mechanism for making sure the laws are followed? for example, how and who can react to such a case, we have a new lesson in schools about important things, in which teachers should tell the children, in principle, about about what is good, what is bad, based on the traditions and cultural history of our country. and in such a lesson called we are different, we are together, dedicated to tolerance. in one kaluga school, children were given a rainbow flag coloring book. lgbt is the indignation that naturally arose among the parents of the governor of the kaluga region, vladislav shapsha, said that there was no need to turn away from the rainbow. and the fact that lgbt people have chosen such a symbol for themselves is their problem. but if you distribute such a coloring book to children, you do not understand what it is. ok, and i'd like to say lord. just don't give rainbow well. here's how to control. this is in moscow in the capital there is an anglo-american school where ch

well, how much does it cost? how much does it cost? you know, you're trying to sell your plane. and you have a client, but it’s just as if in business it’s customary to create certain conditions during the conclusion of a deal so that the deal does take place. yes, close the deal. i say, well, i can find out later. let 's finish with the planes. and then they started to tell that how they want to kill those, how they want to do what they have going on there, naturally in this situation. if you want to make a deal, you will say well, yes, of course, you can do that. it is possible that you have it there, as it were, let's, here at the beginning with this, especially since well, really, what kind of arms dealer will come to meet. and when they ask him, how much does a grenade launcher cost? i say, but i don't know, how much ammo costs. but i don’t know how much kalashnikov calibers and kalashnikov cartridges cost. well, again same. eh, it doesn't even matter. well, imagine you are trading, that is, they offered you to sell weapons that y

and how did you repay me? how?, maybe even my child? how can you and you're doing great! cool you got me around your finger, but now you were right. he then told me that everything would be so. i'm a fool i didn't scatter you, i came up with a beautiful fairy tale for myself, but a real person of the present, when you roll, you are to your present, i generally divorce you, that you got up, that you got up get out of here. i'm leaving and will never come back and stayed. we're all going to grandpa's. well, tell me. everything is gone. he is not will come back to me. or maybe it's for the best? well , you should marry him. and to live something like he loves polina. and i'm worse? no. she herself will tell misha that she does not need him. he will return to me. i hope very much. i went. but happy. and you come in, feel free to feel at home, where the money is moron. i've already told you 100 times, no, i have money and i shouldn't have broken in here . and you got me. grief it's all fire as you say is the hotel insur

how we live, how we work, how we play, and even more so how we bank.unity banks have not had access to technology because it cost so much. but through partnerships with eoc members, they are able to have access to technology that they haven't been able to have a access to before. through, for example, a grant from city. city provided a 10 million dollar grant to m b a so that we could push out to our member banks to help them digitally monitor modernize. that is so important. without technology they won't be able to compete. they will be able to serve their customers who are more and more looking to do their banking business online. they want to be able to open an account on their phone, and by far alone, get approved for a lot on their phone. but they can't do it. another thing is around talent. many of these banks are small banks, they don't have dedicated i.t. staff in-house to help them vet different fintech solutions and help them figure out how to implement all the technology solutions. but guess what? these coalition partners have tons of techno

children bathe, well, how is it in a pool, how is it usual , how is it in a stone one, and here theyding several hundred thousand people from the neighboring state, who need to be provided for, they hear that refugees from the kherson region will issue certificates for free housing in the russian federation six things do you think russians are beginning to express dissatisfaction yes, even if they don't think so, we will be outraged, although most of us would be happy to get such certificates and eventually move to a normal, personal condition, this home, built in 1917, is difficult he will believe, but he is still the promised hotel, the living conditions of the people remain at the level of the beginning of the 20th century, moreover, this house is simply dangerously renovated, it has never been overhauled since 1954 look how there are some cracks and some kind of swelling in the walls, eh, i freeze for days, i have to heat the furnace, and in fact the street is attacked. as a joke that peaceful ukrainians are left without heat in winter and there is not enough electricity, this is

the department of defense does -- how many tanks, how many aircraft. but in this more competitive and economic space, what are the implications for national security? that's something i think the intelligence community can put pressure on. on the technology front, the intelligence community still has, i would, say very manual labor intensive processes. the technology exists today to be able to better automate that, create analytic insights out of it, whether it be language, translation, exploiting full motion video, looking at foundational military intelligence capabilities. we need to figure out with a sense of urgency that i think the committee was in position to do. identifying those technologies, adopting them, integrating them into your mission for analysts and decision-makers. >> that's an excellent point. jane, as you answer the question of what we should be focusing on now, i would like you to add to that question. which might be my next question for the other analysts. you have experience in this. the relationship between congress and the inte

how to choose the path according to your heart, how to be honest with yourself, how to do it?d if the parents can implement it. no questions hello my good we begin, the second lesson, the second lesson of the greatness of human life. well, i wonder who has a new piece of paper. who has a new piece of paper, i look, i look carefully. ah, well, it's gorgeous. thank you. here is my experience for 14 years of working with children offline online here is going to what i would like to tell the children, the main thing is what i would like to share with her in general. eh, this is called the greatness of human life. and this is why online difficulty, of course there is, but at least online allows not a limited number of children to embrace. in this today, 100 people are planned for the first lesson, there are 40-50 people a little older in the second lesson. so they can hear, see , analyze, meditate. this is great. this is great. here is my baby. he, too, but his passes. moment, and luba is the producer, she is the whole heart of it. process. where are you? just tired of very smart a

and how many roads russia has restored, how many roads russia has built, how many roads ukraine has restoredknow. that's a bunch of everything they say, they at least restored something. look what we have invented. i do not allocate important something they spend russia mariupol restore is restored. how much do you understand? only moscow sent tens of thousands of thousands of workers for restoration, st. petersburg, kazan well , any city is possible, because we understand that it is ours, we care about people, so they only bring destruction to death. the sky in a box today in russia is slightly less than those sentenced to life imprisonment . on the hands of these neley, the blood of innocent citizenship.

i just know how to follow it.er diabetics need to increase the dose of medicines during the new year holidays. all the same, keep track of how much you eat, that some flight attendants are watching us. no, well, that's right. because it would seem, yes, a diabetic. here i am now with the new year, i will go for a walk, drink, eat and let's increase the medicine, but we are all diabetics on long-playing pills that act there, well, let's say that he is the same shapeless, so you need to start a few days to act and so further so that he rolls its effect, therefore, just a diabetic should have a head on his shoulders. that, in fact , is all that he should have to understand, a holiday, not a holiday, but prudence should be with you to clean up the time of sugar control. although, it is also not necessary to simply put your head on your shoulders. here, in fact, that's all. and if you walk without a hat, you can get mingitis. perhaps, i know, my friend had a woman who blew her. that's it, without a hat with an open win

you do different actions how you treat people, how you talk to them, how dependable you are is buildingtrust day after day after day. one off my colleagues to know someone who is reasonable, logical, smart and could look at the consequences of everything we did and make sure it was the right thing to do. so i appreciated that teaching lesson for it pretty miserable because i was brand-new. and everybody avoided me after that. everyone was talking about me and i felt i'd really gotten off on the wrong foot. that is when the majority leader, where it came to be invited me out to dinner that night. he tells everybody the reason he did that is the went around too other members and people that worked in the legislature lobbies it hade to inscribe dinner with chris eaton gnome and me? she doesn't have any friends at. [laughter] they agreed and those four men that came to that dinner that night with this young mom and shared a l meal and also their thoughts and knowledge i about e legislature are still my dearest friends today. >> i think one of the reasons that particular anecdote from not my

i say, how do you see me? on my zhiguli says, and i'm on my zhiguli ninety-first oh, fourth year, ninety-three, ninety- four. i say, well, walk me to the garage. you will take me to my house in soviet times. remember how it was the garage was 3-4 stops from the house, and we are in parallel from the center of moscow to my yaroslavl highway in two cars, we drive and look at each other, imagine i have never been seen off by anyone in my life. we got to the garage. i parked the car and drove it to my house. well, i was embarrassed he was with his director. i'm talking, well, come in, let's drink tea, and of course. kolya wrote me his book and gave it to me. he flew away but promised to return. i spent half the night reading his book half the night . i'm mom says, why are you not sleeping? i say, read midnight. i call her in the morning, myself. i say, nikolai nikolaevich is there or kolya, i don’t remember what i called him then. i lived all night with your book. i realized that poetry in russia is alive. you are

i know how to do that? i know how to do. yeah. and actually going off of my sort of montessori schools, someone is asking about if if they have more of the quote unquote right idea or an idea of of a possible style. they do a lot of hands on things. but i went back, i visited my old elementary school dedham country day school that a beautiful shop. and they admitted they were a throwback the fifties to get a program shop, sewing, cooking. and we got too many kids growing up today that they're totally removed from the world. practical and they're going make policy about serious like electric power they that concerns me absolutely and we would tell business leaders that the first thing you have to realize is that we need the minds. let's look at how zoom got. the programing mathematicians did not invent the simple interface on zoom that was done by a guy worked for webex. webex wouldn't listen him, so he started zoom in about. webex. it's horrible. you see, in the simple interface is made by somebody like me and then the programmers

i imagine how hard it is.here is a clever hard worker. keep it up. i have a good impression. i think the baby needs more. yes, everything is warm, there is food, and what is most important is a strong and good person next to the heroine - it’s like a native, the father causes it, but i want to say that next to our hero there is also a beautiful woman nearby. i think they each other every- how to say it, she's a perfect age difference . well done, another friend of a friend, so i think that we should remain friends. guys, it's very difficult. in fact, when the day is shared by the children of the couple, especially those of the parent and the conflict is not, the rudeness is very rematted, one must try to pull himself together and make friends. still, somehow to stay here is a problem situation. by the way, i didn’t hear at all that the child had speech defects at the age of 5. but that's how kids talk. actually. someone better, someone worse, of course, a beautiful child matthew has developed a rich vocabulary

how do we help people minimize and how many times they share the story? and what we are going to look at in terms of going the way we are going to. some things we look at is the location as a result and decrease from the time the incident happened to when it is reported, are we seeing increase in collaboration between response providers? complete picture of what happened in the situation. in terms of that, many offices were on base so we have identified people and it may come back and provide to make sure they are welcoming with this type of work. so it's always been, what you need to do to do this better and how can we ensure victims feel supported he and ensure this looking and our commanders and others. >> this came up the last hearing, nonchargeable time off, how do you execute on something like that? cannot most recently. >> personal leave in these situations, we want folks to feel supported and get the care they need. this is something we communicate clearly about, having the time and space and level of privacy. >> thank you, i go back and my time h

how were they met?ith them now and how and where exactly did the rehabilitation take place? accordingly accordingly, the meeting took place, you know. i said something about something else here, and addressing the relatives, low nuklin for patience. for courage, because it is really courage to know that your loved ones are in captivity and when they will return, too. well, it is not known, the work is really very, very hard here, we must thank everyone . who is in charge, how are our intelligence officers doing? the main directorate of intelligence is in charge of these positions and other structures, respectively. i do not want to minimize the participation of those who are all just great guys, but here i want to address the society as well, in terms of what we see in there were such efforts in odesa, some actions reminding about the fate of the prisoners, uh, then put forward some well, you know, something like there political demands or political-economic ones, so he said it was not in time, at least

how many such installations would we need in order to feel more or less comfortable, no matter how it the conditions of ukraine? nothing gave the amount that is needed because it is necessary to understand the principle of using these systems , what are they needed for, what exactly are they used for , how to use them correctly, irrationally and expediently, how to protect the air space with them as much as possible, because well to use the patriot against the shahed well, it is probably not very advisable, taking into account the cost of the missile and its importance for us , the main goal, the main goal, or rather, the non-target, the main task of the air force, first of all, is to prevent the appearance in our sky of the soothsayer of aviation, you see what you saw, what was done in the first weeks or months of war, when trained aviation flew into the airspace of ukraine , in fact, there were battles in central ukraine and in the sky of kyiv, do you understand how terrible it is? did you see what happened to mariupol with raisins to zhytomyr oblast, sumy oblast and chernihiv oblas

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and for how long? because we know of the harmful effects of solitary confinement, and the ways in which it can both create and aggravate existing serious mental illness. in many cases, at least a suicide. we also want to think about what are the mental health protocols. are they doing the required visual checks? are they doing the suicide watch observations? those are required under best practices. deaths in that we could be the tip of the iceberg for understanding what is happening in that facility and their adherence to best practices. >> professor, you are the founder of incarceration transparency. what is this organization in a nutshell? >> it's more of a project than an organization. but it's my students and i, so for the past three years, about 60 students, we collect, publish, and analyze individual level records of death -- in terms of transparency, the goal is we have a searchable database where you can go and look up any record of death and try to understand what's happening at your local fac

how hard are they crying? how much are they investing?i think there is so much about putting people in this relate narrow environment. and their good or bad at it. and we expect them to want to try again in the same environment if they got feedback there bad annette. they're all kinds of concerns with tracking. with the dramatically different environment for learning. there match someone's interest of the processing capabilities of their day out started at the age of two or three. cracks exactly, exactly. i don't know like college? i think it's her putting information from the people the way their brain wants it. that is what i would do. >> i like that change. i use a term i've used it naÏvely you know more about this term. it sort of aligns with the theme. something i'm hearing more and moret in many different circle. it means something different to different groups. the term is neuro- diversity. if you are on campus, you talk about the department versus the neuroscience department, and then of course off-campus it means something very d

how will that affect how he governs?nter and the left said we will not go with you on the hard right says, we will go with y, he sees that they will extricate him from his trial. they don't trust him because they don't think he is hard right. but after you have delivered for us then we would pass some legislation. the question is, how beholden is he and how embittered is he? he believes it is an elite judiciarout to get him. some say he uses it politically while others say it has embittered him and he will go with a hard right all the way because they are like his get out of jail free card. reporter: the coalition is also calling for changes in society saying people cannot serve or discriminate based on religious beliefs. not just lgbtq but also separate events for genders. >> lgbtq is very popular in israel. for the first time israel's knesset speaker is in openly gay likud right wing guy. but yet he put it in the coalition agreements for religious parties that say, we don't want to treat someone and he says, that is no

and how to resist, how to solve this problem?should understand that divorce and a child should understand that divorce is a process of depriving him of parental love, there are a lot of examples when people get divorced, but they still have excellent relationships with kids. and the father is in the family and the mother. there is a family, they do not live together and so have developed circumstances are different. yes, or maybe it's for the best, because we remember when people often kept families. eh, well, as if for the sake of it being full-fledged and at that time they were beating each other there. they threw tantrums there and it is not clear then where the child is morally, but is it easier to raise and is it good? yes? here it is important that parents do. it is deliberately careful not to harm your children. and i will say that, for example, i also divorced very early, my child was 5 years old, but she was not deprived, neither father nor mother, from not once did a bad word about my father come out of my mustache, bec

and how it works. and i'm also headed to me when i get home without having a session on the audi, the general idea, but on general hospital center, what the amos, i them and i and i'm so do they come to me? it was just done now, can cause mac payoff. come on up, my mom and dad, my dad we show ought to be home. i could, i, as of all to the scholarships here about the master, re each professors designed to select or to the students depending on their fun university of a strong in power. that being said, then that we can hold the better microscope. height is addition, transmission. electro microscope, where we have no ability to bring this devices in our laboratory. so now i see how can they make the cable? no, no, that's really so for me, i'm a data and i'm on my how i should get us enough. i want to know if i knew about active not my my whole thing about that. i see nothing on the love for me. they only had me down one sub a. thank you. can i knew the, the low my just bad bad gilly shovel as part time j

how they interact and so on. so this is far more than a case of disassembling something into its constituent parts and then re assembling them. that's just us. the amount of information involved is so gigantic, so there's no point in contemplating how it might be possible today. most of us to think i must. so let's say that right now, we don't know of anything that would fund a mentally rule out teleportation. i was more like to make it happen. we wouldn't completely different set up than the ones we build nowadays. uneven in my media, vip up with young other me than fun. but if i could build a device that could do this, and you'd ask me whether i would put myself inside it, but i'd say no, st. it. ah, so mister spock will probably have to woolly or get themed up in a glittery shower of aluminum. like in the old days, starship enterprise was pretty eco friendly, powered by an anti motor and hydrogen engine with not even a width of emissions. by the way, a piece of trivia for you, the words you, me up, scotty wher

how, well, how very easy it became to say such a fashionable phrase.the country, but i don't love the state. but in general, if you think about it, such a huge country as ours can live without statehood, in principle, and perhaps a response to our neglect of ourselves the rest of the civilized world did not neglect us. and this one is related to the other. if you don't respect yourself, how can you demand to be respected, someone else will agree. but he is a terrific example of how not to understand at all, well, it’s just that he doesn’t understand his people. well, how can you think? so that today, in a very serious situation, almost in wartime, to release such a video. this is sasha, he thinks how to feed his family. how to give your son a bike. how to pay utility bills hope for luck act risky ways wait for everything to change once everything changes, it's unreliable. well, sasha's friend has a way out. petya, he was able to break out of the same vicious circle and change his life, how did he manage to do this? petya took fate into his own hands an

how it's called?table foundation, fairness of trust, you can’t say anything modestly, thank you, so you say that you are not afraid of everything purely in the fight against economic crimes. and why should we be afraid of them, what we love, our foundation has existed for a year already, we help people who in the nineties lost their housing for free, of course, well, almost free of charge, good. what is your then? he works as a driver married with two children in the ninety-third year, when he was not even two years old , his mother was an alcoholic, she discharged him from the apartment, and she sold the apartment, he was left with nothing, and we helped him. now he's getting massive compensation. that's justice and trust justice trust well, let's say, and what is your relationship with investment technologies? well, their office lit up a not-so-good situation. well , let's skip the details, skip the details. did you know that the head of security investmentology was found this morning in his apartme

here's how to control.s is in moscow in the capital there is an anglo-american school where children of foreign diplomats, as well as russian the elite price for a year of study in this school reaches 33.820 us dollars. and the education in this school is conducted according to western standards. what are western standards? here in this school there is an equality club. its goal is to protect equality in rights and freedoms, regardless of gender and beliefs of the fathers. here is the article of this club. gay growing up in russia, here are photos of paraphernalia at school. is this school in existence since 1949, and is it attended by russian money as well, how can we guarantee what happens in them consciousness, how can you control the implementation of the laws adopted by the duma, if foreign citizens work there? question or, for example, how to deal with those ngos that you know like a hydra, when one head is cut off, a second and a third and a fifth grow, and so on and so on, for example, the openpress

and how neo-nazis in the u.s. managed to find a corner of the internet where they could organize quietly. yeah really tell us about yeah no that was a really interesting chapter and disturbing one to research because as you said i wanted to find who is doing what i what i was who was actually doing online. and it turns out that it's like the most, you know, reactionary awful forces who got pushed off of the large. they can't use facebook and, twitter. that's part of the reason. and then also they understand the degree to which their ideas are noxious to most americans. and so they need a quiet before to sort of talk amongst themselves. so i was able to gain access to a private room on a platform discord i mean enough called discord. it's a it's a young people one of which i don't count myself as will know this well. no, this platform it's for gamers and it's it allows you to sort of chat with friends as you're like killing zombies or whatever people do and. but you can create your own private room. it has you anoi

well, you know, that that reminds me of that story in terms of how fragile how big is fragile? you had a sentence in the in the books that said the meat industry is one of the strongest concentrations of power in the nation. so talk a little bit about that. you know, and the fact that you really discussed how of the meat industry now is for you talked about corruption in the meat industry. i mean, that was a big part, i think, of first chapter of your book. so talk a little bit about the the this concentration of power. yeah. so that's where it kind of started off on this journey of reporting myself because i was on the billionaires beat doing valuations for the networks you see on the signature lists and realizing that there was just such a consolidation wealth in the meat industry and that it was really you know almost entirely control by, you know, a handful of a few individuals who had amassed wealth via inheriting also some big entrepreneurial, you know, pursuits and, mergers, acquisitions and consolidate, consolidate themselves and so, you know, these industries have been

how does he do it.as run out of missiles, they are flying and these missiles are flying. well, at least someone but we produce them so not well, this idiot did not come up with the idea that we produce missiles vladimirovich said they told you. you cannot produce them. you do n't have chips, but washing machines. you all have already decided that we do not have chips. well they so they decided, they now decided. why did they decide so? it's you ask them. we just left can only get from somewhere. they do not understand that there is one of the largest, in fact, a weapons manufacturer in the world and we sell to all countries. such a simple thought never crossed my mind. you surprise me, you and i don’t listen to the same speakers, that they all the same, all of me unanimously say that you understand everything from the luhansk people’s republic so politely, they say there’s nothing in the rafts. oh well, just forget already posting things on video. who is their expert, this is our very liberal public , w

much can we believe in this, how likely is it, how many rockets are there, how many are ready for useow many carriers can they take off at the same time? let's stand stoically, please, well, i guess it doesn't scare me either, because you know i love mathematics, i studied at a mathematics school, and that's it. the first blow that was delivered to ukraine and it counted, if i'm not mistaken, 182 missiles that were launched on the 24th in february over ukraine and did it cause a lot of damage? well, in principle, it did, but not so critical, and that is why we are talking to you now. i am from home, when from the studio, as for whether russia has 400 missiles, yes, there definitely is, and will they be able to i have to run them at the same time big doubts for that because well it's unlikely and impossible can they prepare them at the same time no they can't prepare them because you know uh why do you need to have proper training grounds or can they stockpile them yes definitely can they uh to use, for example, several days of strikes. perhaps we have already experienced this with you