first thing we say, and this can be safe if you follow the rules, second, i repeat once again, if a child sits at the computer at night, plays something and says: mom, i will be an ethis point of view, again, but as i said, sport is a system that includes everything, and naturally, but... not everyone becomes an athlete, and esports in general is structured in such a way that enter it’s easy enough to try yourself, then the whole question is, does a person have enough endurance, desire, and some kind of willpower in order to achieve success, or he will try and say: no, i’d rather go there just for the soul and play there, uh , here everyone makes their own choice, but the parent’s task is to figure it out, and for this the parent must understand: the basics, that is, when a parent looks at what the child is doing, he must immediately identify whether this is some kind of systematic activity, or is it just entertainment anyway, no matter what isn’t this, isn’t it harmful to health , this is important, well, this is an interesting question, by the way, because in ordinary sports, as we understand it, there are professionals, professional sports are sports of high ac

i. e and other countries will sponsor the route. here's more of what you have to say. and today we are facing a show many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major humanitarian aid efforts, fault honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car you doing? hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today and correspond to tanya kramer and jerusalem told us about the reaction from the israeli government. while we go to sort statement now from the is rarely foreign ministry saying that there were coming the decision to establish a maritime corey door that they were work with all those uh, organizing it. and it said that this initiative for the law more humanitarian aid coming into garza. but this one keep boy adult key point is also stresses that this will be, of course done of to a security checks that are carried out according to is really stunned. it's uh, this has been in the p

i. e and other countries to ship food medicine and the equipment for shelter you when has one without more deliveries, gaza faces the threat of famine, a sign that loves that communications adviser for the norwegian refugee council. it is in jerusalem. i asked her, what difference a deliveries by c or mike? i think there's potential for a delivery by the to have a, a big impact. but our concern is that it's going to take 30 to 60 days to set up this a temporary port according to the united states government. and quite simply, the people of god do not have that time to wait. already there have been reports of 20 children dying as a result of starvation and dehydration in gaza. and starvation is quickly spreading . famine is, is looming and, and we need to be getting it in as quickly as possible. and the most efficient way to be getting a to in is through the crossings that already exist. and that have the capacity to have many more trucks that are currently going in there, hundreds of trucks waiting on the, on the egyptian side of the border. just to enter and, and provide a to, to desperat

first thing we say , and this can be safe if you follow the rules, secondly, i repeat once again, if a child sits at the computer at night, plays something and says: mom, i will be an ece again, as i said, sport is a system that includes everything, and... naturally, not everyone becomes an athlete, and e-sports as a whole is structured in such a way that it is quite easy to enter into it, to try yourself, then the whole question is: does a person have enough endurance, desire, and some kind of strength will to achieve success, or he will try and say: no, i’d rather go there just for the soul and play there, here everyone makes their own choice, but the parent’s task is to figure it out, and for... how does he differ from a gamer, here how can you tell them apart? it really all depends him, because if his goal is to get some income and go to a higher level, then he should do the same. like all e-sportsmen there, stick to training, well, there must be discipline, and if he just wants to play some tournament, just go there with friends, so to speak, for fun, then well, nothing stops him from doing it, it’s done there for registration in a tournament in 5 minutes, look,

away this one, don’t run away, you’re done with it , i’m in my second year, when i decided to become an e-sportsman andge there , i somehow pass exams, i go, but i i would transfer to correspondence courses and try myself in e-sports. and at that moment my mother told me that let’s give you a year, transfer to part-time, if there are any results, then continue, if there are no results, then go back to full-time, back to college and, well, finish college, well, i transferred to correspondence and there a month later i won a fairly large tournament for myself, we won 5,000 rubles for the team there, and accordingly i transferred to the correspondence institute, i still graduated from the correspondence institute... just this year, i recently defended diploma and succeeded in e-sports, so to speak, also won certain tournaments, and your parents come to your tournaments, how did they participate at least once? all tournaments can be watched online, i tell them that i’m going somewhere, they ’re watching the broadcasts for me, but the tournament itself is on there they don’t come to the final part, i just w

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i e and philanthropist daniel lurie. they say the mayor's been her time painting a pretty picture of the city. but these changes too little too late. >> so the glaring miss for me was there wasn't a conversation about how we're going to make san francisco more livable and affordable for all san francisco families. it wasn't a conversation about working families. frontline workers and how they're struggling in. the mayor mentioned teachers, nurses, firefighters, but she didn't say there's thousands of vacancies within those department. the electorate has changed. they want. leadership inside of theyant someone to come in and turn our city back around. >> well, lori says he didn't hear any new ideas or approaches from the mayor. laurie is the only person running from outside what he calls a failed system. while the mayor may be tired of the negativity. lurie says he's tired too. >> i'm tired of the excuses and the finger pointing instead of accountable leadership and getting meaningful results. this is not a crisis of reso

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and i thk e court in that circumstance just does its best. it doesn't ve guidance, it doesn't have instructions from the agency. it does its best. and i think, when it does its best justice jackson: but does it have to, mr. martinez? me, there are -- there are other regimes in which a court is pre with a question and it identifies it as a policy question tt cannot answer. so what i'm saying is that it's not cearily true that just because the court gets an issue, it automicly says, oh, this must be legal, i have to act. mainez: but, if -- if the court got -- just to go ba t justice kagan's hypothetical, the question of what -- wh i a dietary supplement and the agency hadn'acted, i think the court would absolutely give meaning to tha and i don't think the court would think that what it's in is making policy. justice jackson: well, let me veou a -- a particular example, all right? in the food and drugnd cosmetic act situation, new drugs can be approved only if an adequate -- "adequate and well-controlled investigation" shows that the drug will ha

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and i't the policy judgment of the agency pertinent in that situation? martinez: i think, certainly, e licy judgment of the agency is -- is pertinent in determining sort of the facts because the agency mhte on the ground and understand the factual scenario. but i think there's a -- an important gacomponent to that question, that in any other context, like, f emple, if you were interpreting the constitution, i think the court would -- would quite reasonably think it's its own job to interpret the constitutional requirement of interstate commerce and would -- would say -- would give it its best meaning. and i think -- justice kagan: well, let me give yo-- martinez: -- the same approach -- justice kagan: -- a few more examples along the se nes, mr. martinez. is a new product designed to promote healthy cholesterol levels a dietaryupement or a drug? martinezsoy. can you give that one more time? justice kagan: a new product designed to promote healy cholesterol levels, is it a dietary supplement -- that's a statutory term -- martinez: ok. justice kagan: -- or a drug? martinezi i think it wo

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and i hope you're not offended by me saying this. the thing about the irish, they are about family, decency. and that is exactly what theid latino community is all about. ee: you know, aside from that, his pandering and saying income y ia love latinos. e they are like irish people.lea i love the music. it is not working. people are looking at the economy, inflation, immigration, and youis know, donald trump is winning. he is winning in the swing soates. so joe biden can bet all he wants, but they are not buying l osit.ma >> they are losing latinosny ano they don't have to lose that many for this to be absolutely devastating for joe biden's campaign. t they were losing latinos for the same reasochign they are loa autoworkers in michigan. latinos are working class15 m people. so they are looking at the inflation in the 15 million people coming over the border, whatever nationality t they are, with her latinos aree not. they are a thread t to the at, working-class wage and that is what they are looking at. that is what they are afraid of. so yeah, talking about tacos, none of that is going to work because times are really bad. latinos are feeling it juss t

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