military doctrine was the same i just know this because at that time i was the head of the innovation councilse yes, 40-50 years ago, when general pavel was in command, a much more flexible management structure appeared, that is, there are many ukrainian commanders. and i think that now this is their understanding of quick strikes and quick movements exactly coincides with the possibilities offered by the technology, and in this way, you are building a whole system of flexibility of leadership, information support, that is, the agility of war. this is probably the best strategy for any state that is on the way to a nuclear-armed crimea. i would like to ask the president and latvia a question lebitsu if he was here hoping you could oppose something like this a very powerful country that is trying to attack you should of course have advanced in the digital dimension such as to encourage citizens to join not only the army in such a struggle, you know, it is a valid observation , digital knowledge in our society is very widespread , i think more than 15- to 35-year-old citizens have a very deep,

parties and members of space acquisition counsel and both are parties to what we call program innovation council which is a lower-level committee that gets together to talk about requirements, acquisition strategies to make sure we are meeting mission requirements of both without being redundant. >> you talked about innovation which is critical to the mission of your agency more so than any agency in the government. we talked about smaller businesses. we've had testimony before this committee from innovative smaller companies particularly in silicon valley who said we have given up responding to the pentagon rfps. it is too burdensome, the process is too lengthy and expensive so we are losing those suppliers. i would hope you might meet with, take your 20 smallest companies you're working with, pull them together and have a discussion about how they feel about the process and are there ways that that could be approved, i'm concerned the nature of the pentagon acquisition process might be an impediment to smaller companies even getting into the game. >> we can't afford to lose those contributions

innovation, maybe ? and ivanovich, we would not bother the respectable council, how it is not to start a war without theof the council. well, here i am calm, that and the long-armed one will support me. should one person decide who to fight with me? everything is needed here think together, right? and you are still vassals relatives and not ivanovna, and in general, relatives of the romanovs will be able to talk with her, so to speak, on an equal footing. go to kurland. the path is long, but this role , important historical gentlemen. all idea. extremely interesting. but i'm afraid that we can't cope without an army. therefore, i suppose to enlist the support of the head of the military college of the prince. yusupov's wonderful idea, we will send for the prince. as far as i know, the prince is unwell. this is not an obstacle, let's send him a small delegation. i hope he accepts it. sorry what before they were released. there was absolutely no time to wait. sasha get away from sin you can be seen. i 'm afraid for you. well, where am i going to go now, when you are next to the members of the secret counc

innovations. what do experts current pilots think? let's find out public councilransnadzor honored pilot of the ussr oleg smirnov oleg mikhailovich good morning. oleg mikhailovich well, as we understand , first the radio operators left, yes, then the navigator left and the board engineers replaced them . do you think we're heading straight for this? yes , it is necessary to promote electronics. you can't stop progress, but experiment on such pers. how are you passengers - this is useless aircraft operated by one pilot exist now fly all over the world and they fly with one pilot and everything is fine, but here you need to look at the level of responsibility or in these aircraft, as a rule, maximum maximum 3-4 passengers per pilot. yes, and a modern aircraft behind the back of the commander of the ship and the co-pilot of the two sits 300-400 people. and we correctly understand that in the cockpit. in fact, all functionality. e. well, i don’t know, there are these helm and other it is designed for two people for two managers. that is, it will also need to be redone

sheila warren is the ceo of council for innovation and association and prior to joining cci, ms. warren was the world economic forum deputy global head of data and digital assets with a focus on making crypto industry more inclusive, equitable, sustainable. thank you for being with us. christine parker is vice president and deputy general council for coin base. the largest u.s. base crypto u currency exchange. miss parker joined coin base from reed smith, where she was a partner in the fintech practice group and before that practiced at sullivan and com well. she's no stranger to congress having worked with council to senator schummer and we'll to the hold that against you. it's pt of the nprofithat seeks to create equitable action for financial systems and joining her she was the coo at general council and legal equity and turning to senator boseman for our last introduction. >> thank you, madame chair. next bipartisan witness is dr. taert. the cef legal expertf tadel security and it's global legal complian surveillance and and world's leading market maker the commodities fure t

innovations. well, let's start then with the redistribution of powers, and in this sense, what happened from the councilministers to the level of state bodies and organizations has been transferred making a decision on the disposal of state real estate, if it is a question of disposing of real estate worth more than 10,000 basic units, and this order is carried out in agreement with the regional or minsk city executive committee. well, depending on the location of the object and also, if we are talking about the gratuitous transfer of state property to private ownership, such a transaction can be made in agreement with state committee on property. but as bodies that provide. e, the implementation of a unified state policy in the field of state property disposal is the second block. i have formulated for myself how to strengthen the role of local authorities in resolving the issue of the disposal of state property in this sense with a number of additional powers. and the local councils of deputies are vested with the right to make decisions on the content of which differs from the norms established by pr

innovations. what do experts current pilots think? let's get to know the public councilf the rostransnadzor of the honored pilot of the ussr oleg smirnov oleg mikhailovich dobroe morning. oleg mikhailovich well, as we understand , first the radio operators left, yes, then the navigator and the board left. engineers replaced them with electronics modern technologies, but i don’t really understand how the second pilot can disappear, it’s scary for yourself until you imagine it as a passenger. do you think we're heading straight for this? yes , it is necessary to promote electronics. you can't stop progress, but experiment on such people. how are you passengers - it's useless since planes operated by one pilot exist now they fly all over the world and we fly them with one pilot and everything is fine, but here you need to look at the level. e responsibility or in these aircraft, as a rule, maximum maximum three to four passengers. yes, and a modern aircraft behind the back of the commander of the ship and the co-pilot of the two sits 300-400 people. and we correctly underst

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the security council discussed the need in the independence palace, primarily due to the unstable geopolitical situation, and at the same time, the document needs to consolidate the innovations reflected in the constitution, the concept of security. updated almost 70% studied foreign experience and the opinion of the scientific expert community among the strategic national interests of the belarusian states. now the historical memory is the constitutional category of the people and its worldwide protection, and among the new national interests, the social responsibility of citizens. not only the state of personal data security. the development of nuclear energy, taking into account global threats of a biological nature, has been added to the concept. a new area, biological security in the preparation of a new edition of the concept of national security. however, i would ask before we consider it to the security council that it be absolutely frank. you don't have to hide anything. uh, well, based on some political motives or even economic and so on. we must honestly, and write down, uh, the risks of the threat that exist and our reaction to them, so that both neighbors and ot

innovations? what do they think experts current pilots? let's find out the teachings of the public councile rostransnadzor of the honored pilot of the ussr oleg smirnov oleg mikhailovich good morning. hello oleg mikhailovich well, as we understand, first the radio operators also left, yes, then they left, the navigator and onboard engineers replaced them . you can imagine this on yourself as a passenger. do you think we're heading straight for this ? yes it needs electronics you need to promote progress can not be stopped, but experiment on such people. as passengers, it’s useless planes controlled by one pilot exist now fly all over the world and we fly with one pilot and everything is fine, but here you need to look at the level. e responsibility or in these aircraft, as a rule, a maximum maximum of 3-4 passengers. yes , and a modern aircraft behind the back of the commander of the ship and the co-pilot of the two sits 300-400 people. and we correctly understand that in the cockpit. actually in other words, all functionality. e. well, i don’t know, there are these steering wheels and so

in the specific case of this security council, after 25 years of debate, it is clear that we must look government for innovative solutions. brazil addresses this topic based on an experience that goes way back and dates back to the very beginnings of the united nations. it is now the 11th time that we hold a non permanent seat at the u. s. security council. we have sought to offer our very best to achieve peaceful and negotiated solutions to international conflicts are always guided by the un charter and international law with our world. brazil also has an extensive history of o participation in the un peacekeeping operations from swain risk to angola from haiti to lebanon. we have always supported peacekeeping. we have also contributed to peace by opening up our borders to those seeking a chance to restart their lives. in our country since the 2018 i over 6000000 venezuelan brothers have been forced to leave their country with many of them came to brazil. it is our response to that this challenge was operational, welcome to know which has become an international benchmark reference. in more than 350000 venezue

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national quality forum and march for mom's on reproductive freedom leadership council advocates advisory board, state innovation exchange and is chairwoman of the board of total village and organization focus on promoting black maternal health. so glad you could join us today, dr. taylor. look forward to hearing from you. our next witness is samie detzer, and abortion advocate, she's been an outspoken abortion advocate for years sharing both the story of her own experience getting an abortion when she lived in washington state and her mother's story seeking an abortion back in the day before roe v. wade. she knows personally how much is at stake at this moment for many people across the country. thank you for your courage and sharing your story today in speaking up on behalf of many women who were outraged to have the rights taken away pick look forward to your testimony. senator marshall if you want to introduce or find a way to. >> thank you chair murray for the opportunity to introduce brandi swindell from meridian idaho. ms. swindell is a founder ceo of stanton healthcare and stanton public policy center. s

with the geological council sent relevant recommendations to schools and schools, depending on the conditions that they have, will be guided by these recommendations. another innovationional processes is talking about the important. here at school number 1529. also , these lessons are already being prepared for these lessons, these lessons are special class hours, which will discuss the history of the city and regions in which the school is located, the biographies of various historical figures and moral qualities of a person. lessons will begin. every monday, the first lesson immediately after the raising of the national anthem flag. each school, most likely, will have its own individual program and conversations will be held for absolutely all classes from the first to the eleventh. this is a very important project at the federal level. i believe that with the guys it is necessary to raise the topics of patriotism , it is necessary to raise the topics of state values , human values, and civic values, therefore, for each class for each age developed their thematic lessons. at school number 1529 in moscow, about a hundred first-graders came to school this year, about

precisely to the soviet project, namely the councils, as combining all the elements, executive legislative and other authorities, and was considered an innovation. they are, uh, candidate members of the politburo. well, this detail was not actually in politics. actually. this is only a carrier, if briefly party narrowly party couple parties - this is always. it is always implemented in the interests of a part of the population and what is happening now in the united states - this is obviously an anti-people party project , democratically so-called, because it is being implemented in the interests of a strictly defined part of the population speculation. yes , solar panels, let them be produced in china. yes , some gas by aslanians. here they can’t even europe there trump is going through europe they can’t saturate lng this is such a policy, because e oil and gas - it always does not mean always for the republicans. texas is always for the republicans, so this is about the actual, really. e. that carlson is right, but in fact the pattern of the party of power was partly emphasized by the elites, because the party in translation, you yourself kno

hello what innovations await an entrepreneur in belarus who is hiding under the guise of an individual entrepreneur or agro-ecotourism at a meeting of the president of the council of ministers proposes to modernize entrepreneurial activities the world 's weapons test site, the west is throwing another 5 billion into the murder of ukraine. why is it so pleasing to terrorists and the black market for weapons and does it remember its purpose and minsk 955 , the capital is ready for a big anniversary, we'll tell you. where to go this weekend in festive and vibrant minsk the information picture of the day will be supplemented by my colleagues, who are an individual entrepreneur, a self-employed person or a craftsman in belarus, to determine a clear structure in the business system. also, the rules and responsibilities for owners of agricultural estates at a meeting of the president discussed a number of documents affecting a variety of spheres. economy details in a couple of minutes in the panorama. why is belarus decoupling rent from the euro, how other people's money negatively affects economy? why belarus russia china is getting rid of foreign value equivalents a

innovative technology solutions theupport the missions of united states intelligence community. she previously served assl director for medical biodefense preparedness at the national securityct council answered as e acting chief scientist of the u.s. food and drug administration, and the assistant commissioner for counterterrorism policy at the fda. you are going to be able to tell, we have some very qualified people here today. doctor asha george is a public health security professional whose research and emphasis has been on practical academic and political. so she served in the u.s. house of representatives as senior professional staffer and subcommittee staff director on homeland security in the 110th and 111th congress. she has worked for variety ofs organizations including government contractors, foundations and nonprofits here as a contractor she supported and work with all federal departments especially the department of homeland security and the department of health and human services. dr. george also served on active duty in the united states army in the military officer and a paratrooper and she's a decorated desert storm veteran. dr. daniel gerstein is a senior policy re

innovation with invesco qqq >>> let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor. the map. russia has shamelessly violated the core tenants of the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. this world should see these outrageous acts for what they are. putin claims he had to act, because russia was threatened. but no one threatened russia. and no one other than russia sought conflict. this war is about extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state. plain and simple. and ukraine's right to exist as a people. whoever you are, wherever you live, whatever you believe, that should not -- that should make your blood run cold. >> that was president joe biden earlier today, speaking in front of the united nations, forcefully condemning russia and its president, vladimir putin, for its cruel and unjust war against ukraine. the speech by president biden was a rarity for an american president to give before the united nations general assembly. it was aimed directly at an immensely

innovations. he left many deputies of the state duma, members of the federation councils were observers in the electionsut now, when you returned, when you felt it all absorbed. here is the experience. that's what you really saw there, and what you would like to convey to people who were not there. you know, on the one hand, uh, the legal referendum was held uh, just like the selected company in russia, everything was organized at a fairly high level uh, mobilization of territorial commissions of precinct commissions, uh we, as an observer, we had to help there, of course, uh. probably to ensure not that legitimacy. yes, she was beyond any doubt, yes, but still, uh, to show that her older brother, russia, she is nearby. yes, and we, uh, we will definitely check that everything is at the legal level, so that the referendum takes place, and probably we are more reassured people on the ground that everything will be safe we ​​are here we are with you we support you, but in fact. uh, of course, to pay tribute to the people who, uh, one might say, heroically came out and voted, and the most interesting thing

surrounded by immanuel macron, it's called the national security council tomorrow because of the energy situation. now about what innovations await us from this month. uh, from september 1, from twenty-five percent to fifty, the threshold of votes necessary for the owners to make a decision on choosing a management company for an apartment building is raised. a share in the apartment. now it cannot be less than 6 m², the payment also changes for each owner. uh, for the general utility costs in the houses, there will be an adjustment based on the results of each year, taking into account data from common house meters, even from innovations , you can no longer share personal data, unless required by law for this, companies will not be able to refuse services for violation , a fine of 50,000 rubles is provided. in addition, now the russian application store will be pre-installed on all smartphones. that's all for now. and now the word to colleagues from good morning, good morning to everyone who meets the new day with the first channel with you roman budnikov on the calendar, thursday, september 1, friends. congratulations to

security council, and as we have already said, the need is ripe for primarily due to the unstable geopolitical situation. and at the same time, the document needs to consolidate the innovations reflected in the constitution in the concept. almost 70% of the strategic vectors of the belarusian state have been updated. now the historical memory of the constitutional category of the people and its worldwide protection, and among the new national interests. social responsibility of citizens. note. not only the state, but also the security of personal data and the development of nuclear energy, taking into account global threats of a biological nature in concept added. a new area, biological safety. at what level are we today when preparing a new version of the concept of national security, and i would ask before we consider it by the security council that it be absolutely frank, there is no need to hide anything. um, well, based on some political motives or even economic and so on. we must honestly, but attribute, uh, the threat risks that exist and our response to them, so that neighbors and others know how we will react, so that they tell me, what is for someone. it was a surp

council, it gets together and talks about requirements, acquisition strategies, and make sure that we are meeting the requirements, without being overly redundant. >> thank you. you've had a lot of discussion this morning about innovation, which is, as you suggested, is absolutely critical to the mission of your agency. perhaps more so than any other agency in our government. we've also talked about, senator graham, or asked about smaller businesses. we've had testimony before this committee, for innovative smaller companies, particularly in silicon valley, who basically said, we've given up responded to the pentagon, it's too burdensome, the process is too lengthy, too expensive. and so, we are losing those suppliers. i would hope that you might meet with, take your 20 smallest companies, that you are working with, pull them together, and have a discussion about, how they feel about the process, are there ways that that can be improved? i am concerned, that just the nature of the pentagon acquisition process may itself, be an impediment, two smaller companies, even from getting on into the game. >> we can't afford to lose those contributions. so i can from the cso, i would definitely explore opportunities, get their f

for the cold polar winter but in latvia they offer an innovative solution to the problem of european heating, the representative of the regional council kikave voiced the short-sighted idea of ​​heating with grain, and the politician probably did not think about the food crisis and the impending threat of famine, by the way, savings have already begun in riga, according to the decree of the mayor of the latvian capital , heating temperature in schools, kindergartens and other municipal buildings. during the day it should be no higher than 20.5 °, and at night and on weekends only 16 ° heat, in turn, the riga energy agency. it was proposed to take on street lighting among the initiatives to turn off the decorative lighting of building facades from 12 am to 5:00 am. europeans are paying for the foreign policy of their authorities, such an opinion was shared by russian journalists, political scientist mikhail markelov . hit people first a simple resident of the uk yes, who uh lives not only in london but in a fat rich bloated department. yes, we are in the north of great britain and germany is there, i don’t know, portugal and other coun