we tried this iceberg lettuce. this is last year.ned out this year, the area was increased to 13 hectares this year. let's try. ah, karabi cabbage. this will be a trial batch we have for cultivation used the most trial. private agricultural technologies in baptize only and high-production other varieties are strictly aimed at all return over succession , they deprived maxim’s skill of drought before the arrival of the troops such a watering machine. come in, well, along the fly on a palette up to 80 m³. the dvertaziam svidravins were prompted to conduct electricity on the field and lay it. amal shatyry, kilometers of underground pipelines , the yield of broccoli in the open field has risen to set records, the planned yield is 10 tons per hectare of marketable products, and we plan to remove 600 tons from the entire volume, 600 tons also for crop rotation. in these fields. we grow buckwheat from shushenskoye gardening not only for the inner mountain, and whether all this is organized by russia in a special chamber, the goods are place

it is like a melting iceberg. it is slow and steady and it is eroding as yields have gone up and the curve has inverted. eventually we will find a meaningful crack in the iceberg but we haven't found it yet and it could be a wild until we get there. katie: torture of that metaphor. we aren't the titanic. [laughter] want to talk about if we are heading into a soft ending. we heard from jerome powell, imagine it world where things are ok and it's time to bring rates down from our restrictive levels to more normal levels. normalization in the case of a balanced sheet would be to reduce quantitative tightening. i do like to imagine a world where things are ok. maybe you had a different interpretation but i heard reduce qt but not end qt. could you see a situation where the fed is cutting rates but winding down the balance sheet? gargi: this is the first time they opened up this window to a world where they are talking about a low rate environment. we were asked are you going to keep hiking rates until it gets to your

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when the "titanic" on its maiden journey across the north atlantic collided with an iceberg.g and a lack of life boats ensured disaster and the ship sank. >> she struck the iceberg and down she went, and the unsinkable was, in fact, very sinkable. >> more than 1,500 people onboard perished. many among the crew and third-class passengers, but also a bevy of upper class celebrities, like millionaire john jacob astor iv, benjamin guggenheim and isidor straus, co-owner of macy's, and his wife ida. >> what separates "titanic" apart from many other disasters at sea is the people in each class were treated very differently. the fact that the band played until the end, the captain went down with the ship, all of of this is the lure of "titanic." >> as soon as "titanic" had sunk, people were planning to find it. >> for more than 70 years the exact whereabouts of the shipwreck remained a mystery until 1985. >> i am an undersea explorer and the "titanic" is one of those mount everests that had not been scaled. >> oceanographer and u.s. commander robert ballard had been trying to pull to

you have, but what they call bring you bet, grounders and icebergs, depending on the size, but they can all damage a ship when you're steaming at night, keeping a boat, isis avoiding it. but now we're going to look for the ice and we will intentionally go in to some of the ice and there is room down here. now i think to push our way through a bit, the comfortable climbs into the cruise and transport leads through the ice. come through the i'm talking sound, which kind of bice exxon's occupants were not in the will see. but no. yeah. so it's a for the what's the perspective does it get there we go to get through all this ice. there's a lot of it around it. we're finding these clear passages trying to, we've all way through the ice. everyone on board is just willing to shift to make it into the proposed sine tree. the big problem is getting people to realize why they should care valuable to take, you know, this is why i like that most people have never come across will never come across. and so being able to tell that story relies on us getting that are related to us, getting the footage

what we're looking at here is great iceberg sweeping up change reassignment the weather, the expense way is with this area really about just talked about cheaper. that size typically search has taken place. it is an incredible sides, but deeply troubling. 2 plants is have always collapsed and carved into the until to go sion. however, with global warming that doing so with increasing speed and as the sheets retreats, sea levels rise. this right here is humanities problem for decades, perhaps centuries, i had the sunrise of his realty for being good citizens, by wearing places which it laid out to recycle plastic or that sort of thing. but when you wash the hundreds of thousands of microfiber, the end of the world visions, so here on board, it's not from the of course, plastic pollution and i'll sees is one of the biggest environmental challenges about time. and a team makes the most the rare opportunity for such a points of data that can request success and taking so long to was to see if any market, plastic infiltrates at west point was that maybe i think some of the extent this is

but when it comes to having a search to neighbor, it's all going to hit the iceberg. everyone is going to hit dice the we're traveling to the jordan valley. here was a, is a shed, results in a divided left. in the 19 ninety's is riley and palestinian lead is signed the us labor costs which recognize the palestinians, right tools and publish them great to access towards the results is the infrastructure is almost entirely controlled by his wife who has family as found in the jordan valley for generations, she says that now the towns was the result is being taken by israeli, or thirty's, maybe even entities what that will be at the end of the so you need to talk about it. i and then it's about 80 ponce, that's fine. so let me just then my um, would you also have another mentioned bucket so yeah, i don't think this, but the file must have had to fill out like a me, it's literally just have that little photo not glue on them. and it'd been is that a legit him in a minute? it will go swell. a hazy are israeli settlements in the occupied palestinian territories considered i

but when it comes to having a service to neighbor, it's all going to hit the iceberg. everyone is going to hit the we're traveling to the jordan valley here, which is a shed results in a divided lent in the 19 ninety's is riley and palestinian leaders signed the highest level coast which recognized the palestinians as right tools and publish them great to access to was the result is the infrastructure is almost entirely controlled by his wife who has family as found in the jordan valley for generations. she says that now the towns was the resources of being taken by israeli, or thirty's. and interview on my what do you, what that will be at that the spend a minute more minutes. what else do you need is that did i look at it's about 80 pounds. that's fine. so let me just then let me, uh, would you like another mention book a say i don't think this, but the file must have had to fill out like a me, it's a really does have the most, both a not clue of them and it'd been, is that a zillow just him in a minute and we'll go. freleigh hazy are its rarely settlements in the oc

but when it comes to having a search to neighbor, it's all going to hit the iceberg. everyone is going to hit dice the we're traveling to the jordan valley here was a, is a shed, results in a divided left. in the 19 ninety's is riley and palestinian lead has signed the highest level cost which recognized the palestinians right to publish them. grace access to was the result is the will to infrastructure is almost entirely controlled by his rep who has family as found in the jordan valley for generations. she says that now the towns was the result is being taken by israeli, or thirty's entities . what do you, what that will be at that vendor, min more minutes to see you needed to have that. did i solve that and it's about 80 to sponsor to console him to den slim. and would you also have another mentioned bucket, so yeah, i don't think this, but the file must have had to fill out like a me it's literally does have animal photo not glue on them. and it been, is that a low just him in a minute? it will go, freleigh hazy, are israeli settlements in the occupied palestinian

technology cultivation of cabbage broccoli kohlrabi iceberg lettuce own in belarus exotic vegetablesrown in shchuchin everything is maximally automated mobile conveyor delivers vegetables to containers. right next to the field, the sanctuaries are successfully implementing a project to revive the population of terpted horses, a new species that lived on our lands at the end of the 19th century. scientists brought out and the volozhinsky region was brought from the netherlands from it in 4 years the forest tabun became the brand of the reserve into orbit successfully launched the second satellite of the belarusian state university on the basis of data from the orbit, students will be able to conduct scientific experiments. both university satellites will fly on the territory of belarus for six. once a day, watch the program of events on thursdays on our tv channel. we are working on the topic so that you are aware of current events in the country and the world. in addition, our team of journalists extract valuable knowledge from experts. how to maintain and increase health there is a

my land on tv channel belarus 20 shatyrs the technology of growing broccoli, kohlrabi , iceberg lettuceed exotic vegetables in belarus grow in shchuchin everything is most automated mobile conveyor delivers vegetables into containers. right next to the field , the naliboksky reserves are successfully implementing a project to revive the population of thermal horses , a new species that lived on our lands at the end of the 19th century. scientists brought out the volozhinsky district brought from the netherlands with it in 4 years the forest herd became the brand of the reserve to orbit successfully launched the second satellite of the belarusian state university on the basis of data from the orbit students will be able to conduct scientific experiments. both university satellites will fly over the territory of belarus six times a day. see the program of events on thursdays on our tv channel. well, how is it? and i would have remained silent and everything would have been fine, i don’t understand. why did you drop three levels? it's stupid. oh well, she doesn't care was about to quit. yo

the largest iceberg on earth, a, 23a, which has sat aground for three decades, began an active drift along antarctica, the press service of the arctic and antarctic research institute reported. they clarified that the iceberg is currently moving along the continent, and the speed of its movement is more than 150 km per month. the course of the giant, on which the soviet seasonal scientific base , friendly 1, was working, is being watched by specialists from the ice center and the hydra of meteorological information , forecasts of specialists about the future of the world's largest iceberg a-23a. read on the website of the satellite agency. so let's start with what determines the growth of the child. the first is heredity in order to see which child. most likely it will be necessary to look at his parents, but we start with the parents, and then we also look at the grandmothers grandfathers, and sometimes even about grandparents, sometimes with parents who are completely of average height. suddenly, a child swings out for 2 m and says how and then , it turns out, when grandfather come

. >> this is only the tip of the iceberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ life in the fast lane ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jericka: and a swan songounces its farewell tour. ♪ ♪ good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. i'm jericka duncan in jericka duncan infra norah. we begin tonight with another day of brutal eat in more than half a country. more than 60 million americans and 31 states saw temperatures top 90 degrees today. the sizzling heat was felt all the way from the deserts of arizona to the lighthouses of maine. and if that is not hot enough, nearly 40 million of you experienced feels-like temperatures in the triple digits. cbs's manuel bojorquez will start us off tonight from miami. manny, good evening to you. >> reporter: jericka, good evening. high temperature here in miami today was 95 degrees, but when you factor in the humidity, it felt like 110 degrees, all part of a heat dome that has parts of the country sweltering. even by south florida standards, this heat is excessive, according to the national weather service. which issued an advisory for the third day in a row. >> it's toasty. it's t

and financial resources, especially now to steer the economic titanic from a bankrupt iceberg, had to be carefully and even on the verge. we must save the industry, but do not forget about the farmers. by the way, back in 1996, the president rejected the super idea of ​​some officials. here's the one where we stand it's about this earth about the earth its agricultural purpose should not be allowed under any circumstances. uh, it can’t be sold on the market in 2020. we learned the terrible word coronavirus. it turned out that the world was not ready for this. it turned out that due to the pandemic, there is not so much food. and only a few were able to ensure their food security. among these countries was belarus, in other words, someone else's food, we don't need it, we have enough in our own and are ready to share it. isn't this an element of independence norman four brest talks between russia and ukraine group on nagorno-karabakh the proposal to create helsinki 2 is all ours , hence the axiom was born to the world, minsk belarus has always stood for peace, for a peaceful solution t

oh, i think probably, i think probably it is just the tip of the iceberg. one thing about news week is the news week's intelligence sources are very good. and when news we publishes a piece that's about the c i a or about clandestine activities. they usually use many, many sources. they, they never go to press with just one or 2 sources. usually it's is, it doesn't or more when they report it on, on a c, i a of operation to kill or to kidnapped julian assigns, for example. they used more than 30 sources for that story. so when they publish something, we can generally trust their conclusions. with that said, i think that they haven't really gotten deep enough into the issue. for example, this article a, talked a lot about how the c, i just doesn't understand the russian of plans, russian expectations. and the reason that the ca does not understand the russian side is because it as those sources mirror president clinton, i think that's true. and i think that this is something that the c i a historically has struggled with, where they're great when it comes to

but it does seem, and it is being suggested that this could just be the tip of the iceberg. thought site that he pulled talked about to collect it for a talked about to a collection of guys. children talked about looting and displaying homes and the option and so on. so a lot of things have been mentioned and not the report, but in so then they are saying that this is, as you said, just the tip of the iceberg over the last couple of weeks there, what are the force of that killing of up to 6000 civilians in the town of janina. many of them were killed one day while i'm trying to escape across the border into a child. so the ceiling is that this is not a not into this is not all and more will be discovered if there will be a decent investigation. that is this issue of a decent investigation that has no access to the slides itself. and that's what happened in 2005, 2008, when the licensee was mandated to investigate war crimes in dot for. so there is really a feeling that also talk to him should be included. we know that mandate includes only adult for, for the i see about the

my book, blowback, is intended to be the full study below the water line of how big that iceberg reallycan only call a playbook of persecution that trump's allies have been steadily trying to construct in preparation for either his return to office or a maga copycat. and the majority of the candidates in the republican field right now are kind of trying to out trump, donald trump. and so there's a very good likelihood, whether it's trump or someone else, that you'll see those maga policies implemented. and they're heavily focused on retribution, political retribution, weaponising the levers of government to go against the political opposition and to advance the broader aims of the maga movement. that's not how government is supposed to operate. i mean, americans don't want their government focused on one man's personal preferences. it's about delivering services to them. but unfortunately, this has gone from, again, being an aberration to a systematic plan within the far right of the republican party. donald trump has been fairly outspoken in the past about his plans to shake up potenti

the radical left woke iceberg.porters also can't stand, are infecting all of our major institutions. welcome to hell. plus, i'll be reacting to the news that remain supporting politics. gina miller has also had her account closed where does this end? my mark meets guest is football legend and britain's most outspoken commentator on a range of issues climate change, covid and political correctness . matt le political correctness. matt le tissier dropping some truth bombs in the studio shortly in my take at ten, my reaction to the shocking audio recording of mr nice guy, tv chef james martin yelling and swearing at his staff who do these people think they are . think they are. i'm an angel in front of and behind the scenes . ask

the radical left woke iceberg.upporters also can't stand, are infecting all of our major institutions. welcome to hell. plus, i'll be reacting to the news that remain supporting politics. gina miller has also had her account closed where does this end? my mark meets guest is football legend and britain's most outspoken commentator on a range of issues climate change, covid and political correctness . matt le political correctness. matt le tissier dropping some truth bombs in the studio shortly in my take at ten, my reaction to the shocking audio recording of mr nice guy, tv chef james martin yelling and swearing at his staff who do these people think they are . think they are. i'm an angel in front of and behind the scenes . ask tatiana behind the scenes. ask tatiana sanchez, who's got the headlines i >>i -- >> i can lam >> i can confirm that is true. mark, thank you very much. this

at that time, the end of the nineties were the beautiful tip of the iceberg to this historical statementf the ninety-seventh year, belarusians already felt the taste of olympic medals and found out that there is gold in modern history, a low bow to catherine however , success on the world stage is one thing to invest in the future of belarusian sports in that difficult time, decide the bag of fruits that we see today, or the dynamo stadium of the water-sports complex of the flock of raubichi. these are unique things. they belong to our children and that's it. they must save. this is very important, because tomorrow will be later. well , pick up epithets here, any bright words are the real colosseum of belarusian sports, and so that only these walls that appeared during the reconstruction are already the first post-war time did not see for themselves what was being destroyed above them. this modern visor, which comfortably hides the audience, allows you to simply enjoy any moment. we must understand that in any case, the stadium is a social facility. and, of course, i will repeat once aga

this is just the tip of an iceberg of what you would find where you uncover. and after a tasty lunch, what's left to do right? a high golf course to find a quiet spot for a breath of fresh air. sylvie takes us up, launched a b, one of the 7 hilts. so here we are at the mall for the hill. and as you can see, the beautiful view of your own day, this is so much. and if you say that i, we took a moment, took a deep breath and enjoy you. and what's your next option? because i'm waiting for you in your on this please come see only i'll be waiting for you. thank you. bye. i told you about kinda room being with right. that's because it sits on the equip. unless the result, it gets a lot of reading for that's what i show for this week. i hope it has inspired you to assist on your right to see and i live in the company of salty sole. and the so where to gospel plaza they call this song, these and joy. and until next time things fortune. the baby. the boxes. mysterious treasure is being stored at the berlin museum of natural history . securely package, dinosaur fossils t

which is $3500000000.00 profit tax, that's because of the that's likely to be just the tip of the iceberg in terms of social corporate contributions to the wall. okay, so, so, so much need to contact there. i also once talk to a bite, the companies that may want to leave russia, but say they can't afford to do you think governments have responsibility to step in in that case. so the research also shows that on average, russian revenue only amounts for 22.4 percent of the local revenues from the companies remaining. uh, so the average amount is actually bad, inc, mental and is ultimately replaceable for those companies in terms of government responsibility to step payne, i'm from top those companies. i think that's a conversation between governments and companies to us. the real imperative is for these companies to take immediate steps to exit and still continue more. but even if more companies do leave, well, they simply be replaced by others, even homegrown russian ones. yeah, i mean, this isn't risk. those 100 russian companies won't have access to the sophisticated intellectual propert

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that number, by the way, is just the tip of the iceberg.ly one in four people who experience or see discrimination actually report it. so you can take our stats, multiply that by the numbers that the 92 clubs are collecting and you realise the extent of the problem. we're talking thousands of incidents of discrimination here that we're not getting access to to understand what's going on. golf — and world number one scottie scheffler says players still don't have any "clarity" on the proposed merger between the established pga and european tours on the one hand — and the saudi—backed rival liv golf on the other. the shock merger announced last month came after a year of unprecedented disruption in the men's game. pga tour commissioner jay monahan returns to work next week after what's been described as a "medical situation" — and he may find he has to regain the trust of many of the top players... he has to regain the trust i he has to regain the trustjust think that i he has to regain the trust just think that yesterday didn't i just think

i'm sorry, just to at this, somalia is just is just the tip of the iceberg. because the c o p i was seeing one of the biggest conflicts and recent times is also cut off, ate at the moment. they would have also really needed this northern kenya. same thing. so it is, it is really a difficult situation for many countries in the region. like i said, what you're saying is these nations are going through this of the problem is they fall off from ukraine. but still can these grand deliveries be seen as rewards in exchange for support across invasion into quite open, not speaking up against what's going on and you cry as well. definitely stands out that the 3 of these 6 countries have very close close ties to russia. monte and central african republic, our active clients of the wagner must make room for example, but can, if also has shown openness, it's not yet clear. if this marries on the ground yet. but the come to the continent is very much divided on condemning russia on this invasion of ukraine. we've seen that in the past to un resolutions. and also the me a

these numbers while at the same time urges probably the tip of the iceberg, we have poor data becauseurvivors and very few bodies are found. we remember the hunting memories of their recent shipwreck increase where we are not sure how many lives are lost. where do they come from and why do they take these dangerous routes? it is really a confluence of conflicts, take the example of afghanistan. a country with decades of cyclical violence, of conflicts that has now been sort of in the grips of the current government, where education is shut down for girls, where they are combined impacts of violence, plus dry plus climate impacts, floods and community violence at levels we cannot imagine drive children out. take syria, we are now looking at over a decade of conflict does not seem to end. take the example may be of syrians that have left syria many years ago and have maybe built a fragile new life in turkey, goes —— right because their homes have been rocked by recent earthquakes and then we have countries like the democratic republic of the congo where we have a new violence and desola

but low pressure across scandinavia drifts its way north—east with fewer icebergs on the map on mondaying monday morning. few showers from the word go for western parts of england and wales as they drift eastwards. could be the odd thunderstorm, the odd sharp one in the east during the afternoon. scotland will see the cloud breaking up to leave sunny spells and a few scattered showers. and just the odd shower for northern ireland, too. temperatures somewhere between about 14 to 22 degrees north to south. and most of those showers do tend to ease away later in the afternoon from the west. so some late sunshine for many of us. overnight, though, the cloud increases from the west as this area of rain moves in to northern ireland, to wales, perhaps by the early hours of tuesday morning. ahead of that, quite a cool fresh night, particularly across parts of scotland. temperatures down into mid single figures in places. but through the day on tuesday, i think the weather will be dominated by this feature, slowly moving in from the atlantic, bringing that cloud and rain earlier on to parts of

we've collected over 1,000 complaints in a single season, that number is the tip of the iceberg.roximately one in four people who experience or see discrimination report it, so you can take our starts, multiply that by the number that the 92 clubs are now collecting, so we're talking thousands of incidents of discrimination here that we not getting access to to understand going on. golf and world number one scottie scheffler says players still don't have any clarity on the proposed merger between the established pga and european tours on the one hand and the saudi—backed rival liv golf on the other. the shock merger announced last month came after a year of unprecedented disruption in the men's game. pga tour commissioner jay monahan returns to work next week after what's been described as a "medical situation" and he may find he has to regain the trust of many of the top players. i just think that yesterday we didn't learn a whole lot again. as a player on tour we don't have much clarity as to what's going on and that's a bit worrisome. they keep saying it's the player—run organ

so what we're seeing along our coastlines is most likely the tip of the iceberg. be done to protect already threatened bird populations. our seabirds are already facing a cocktail of threats from damaging developments in their marine environment to warming oceans. on top of that, bird flu is already a crisis, and if governments don't step up their response soon, we risk that crisis becoming a full—scale catastrophe. the uk's national authorities say they are working with a range of agencies to respond to the flu outbreak and are closely monitoring wild bird populations. and new seabird conservation strategies are also in development. meanwhile, this summer, millions of us are already heading to the beaches where infected birds lie. we're working very closely with the national park, the national trust and the wildlife trust to ensure that where birds are, dead or sick birds are reported in, they're collected and dealt with as quickly as possible. but is this message getting through? it's a bit worrying, isn't it? to say the least. absolutely. i thought that had | a

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but when it comes to having a search to neighbor, it's all going to hit the iceberg. everyone is going to hit dice the we're traveling to the jordan valley. here was the, is a shed results in a divided left. the access to was the result is the water infrastructure is almost entirely controlled by his thirty's and interview for us or is considered illegal. and the international boss in 2023 israel as government said it would. it proves thousands of new settler homes in the occupied westbank. ready boss, it's not just these really states it's limiting power student access to water. emboldened is riley seth was taking matches into the right hands. farmers and, and sylvia, the natural spirit, can you hear me? can i go leave you me your once you booking your double leg? i never cared for she. i need to let you to get the easy found to say that being forced to abandon the lens and the spring without water, they can no longer have the water. we cannot, we haven't anything to do. but as i said a lot since she can't do it without spanish money, is that what i can now call you?

though it may be tempting to think so, calvin bolton, the book represents the tip of the informational iceberg left behind by the team. there is much more waiting to be studied and shared in the form of photographs, maps, records, and the recovered relics themselves. now, one caveat my goal for the today is not to regurgitate what can be found within their publications, but to provide an updated perspective on some of their work in hope that our solid reexamination of their corpus may be considered and perhaps brought to fruition in time. this topic is way too big for a lecture, so i'll be covering one of the more important strategic areas explored by our stars at the extreme northern tip of manhattan. as the crow flies, the sights i'm going to discuss are 11 or 12 miles from what was then considered new york city at the southern tip of manhattan, wrested from the rebels in late 1776. now, i prepared this slide specifically, drew, a little bit for you, brian anderson, but a lot for todd breasted, who had the audacity not to show up. so but it is true, i am a mets fan, so. nothing illustrates t

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