institutions of educational institutions religious institutions and requires healthy institution that are geared to habituate enough of those virtues and because those virtues sometimes cut against the ethos of liberal democracy itself some of our most important petitions have to cut against that ethos too. many institutions that are essential to delivering democracy are not themselves liberal or democratic. the family is not a democracy and neither is the naval academy. the habits they give us or the habits of a free society but they aren't always the habits that are free society will cultivate if just left to itself so although they are culture shaping their also countercultural. they shape our culture precisely the keeping it in an intention within itself and the tension is the secret song american life. every kind of society tends to go to excess and to turn its virtues and vices and every kind of society therefore required the kind of moderation of those vices. that's what a lot of a lot of our institutions do for us. people inside those institutions especially the people of most

and our failures of formation and of community and educational institutions and religious institutions so the successful formations of citizens require healthy institutions that are geared toward habituating us to those virtues. and because those cut against the ethos of liberal democracy itself, some of the most important institutions have to cut against that as well. many institutions essential to liberal democracy are not themselves liberal and democratic in the family isn't a democracy and neither is the naval academy. the habits they give us are those of a free society. but they aren't always the habits that a free society will cultivate if left to itself. although they are culture shaping, they are countercultural and shape the cultural things with intention itself and that is the secret sauce of american life. every kind of society tends to go to excess and turn its virtues and devices and every society requires a moderation of those vices which a lot of our institutions do for us and the people inside those institutions, especially those with the most authority and power have t

for 10 years from the mid-nineties , the institute of theology, which was then called the theological or theological faculty, was an integral part of the then well-known european humanities university in belarus, which is exactly how it was conceived as one or the leading faculty in the classical university of the origins - theology, as it seems to me, uh, achieves, is called upon to achieve two such, two such goals, there is a dual goal, yes, the first goal is precisely the formation of a worldview, the formation of a worldview with the help of which, a person then he will not only be able to be successful in some profession, yes, it... gives certain skills, competencies, yes, they can be acquired with the help of, well, special techniques, the acquisition of knowledge and skills. the institute of theology of bsu is the only educational structure in belarus that trains professional theologians and religious scholars in the field of secular education, training highly qualified specialists in the field of philosophical anthropology, theology, and religious studies. it is worth saying t

guarantee institutions are specialized institutions that are formed according to this law .ty of assets can be received as collateral to guarantee the receiver's security and by criminalizing the requirement to implement the validation system, the judicial branch of the subordinate institutions, in fact, the executive branch of the customs tax, banks, all of these are obliged to provide information about the need for a credit database is that the credit database is also in the central bank. it will be established that any of the suppliers will be included if they actually refuse their duties the set of punishments is the punishment of 6th grade imprisonment . other issues are issues that can direct the country's liquidity of more than 7,000,000 billion tomans more towards production. mr. rouhani's economic and financial affairs, we are talking about the financing law . in short, i will tell you the name of one of the cases that you said was seen in this law, the development of the validation system, which means what is going to happen in the form of a sample. look in order t

institutions are a little more technical but simple. it means that it is actually a more technical or specialized concept of financing and simple language for the people. what you said is true for every family. it is also involved in financial provision, but the family can usually do this through working, and it seeks to provide financial resources and earn money in simple terms, but there are other means that families are also involved in, such as borrowing, borrowing in any way and other ways, of course, in the financial management of companies and devices, the concept of financing is a bit broader, and as you mentioned , it has various tools, including the sale of securities, including islamic securities. it is not the same, anyway , the different methods of attracting public participation are usually debt-based methods or capital-based methods and stock issuance, which now , when we are talking about the law , the production and infrastructure financing law. what is the need of the law except until now the institutions and companies

institutional neutrality gets you there. institute neutrality is, you know, unilateral surrender.hat's it amounts to in practice. and so you get conservatives who become the caretakers of their enemies institutions. you know i'll be at the top kind of figurehead but everyone below is operating a different set of principles and so there's a whole series of them. but i think that's the that's the most important one and then i can education two things that i think are just like, oh my god, it's such a big problem we need to teach kids to think not what to think. and hey, how that even logically possible, how do you teach a kid how to think without any content and then be if you evaporate kind of content decisions, somebody else will fill those. you get howard zinn for your class. you know, he's not teaching kids. and also it's a really irresponsible thing to do. kids don't know anything. you actually have to teach them least for a while, what to think. that's important. this is the value we're trying to transmit from one generation to the next. and the other. and this is kind of a bu

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guarantee institutions are specialized institutions which are formed according to this law.ariety of assets can be received as collateral to guarantee the recipient's education and by criminalizing the requirement to implement the validation system has strengthened. power sub-category entities, in fact , the executive branch of the customs tax, banks, all of them are obliged to provide the information required by the credit database, which will be located in the central bank. any of the suppliers, if they refuse their duties, will be subject to a series of punishments. they are punished with 6th grade imprisonment direct the country's liquidity of more than 7 trillion tomans more towards production. sara fazli of sada and sima news agency . you can see the program on the first page, which is hosted by mr. rouhani, the honorable deputy minister of economic affairs and finance, mr. rouhani. we are talking about the financing law. in short, i will tell you the name. the beginning of one of the things that you said is seen in this law, the development of the validation system, o

educational institution of the republic, the belarusian state university.theology named after saints methodius and cyril, belarusian state university, was created on the initiative of the ministry of education of the republic of belarus and the belarusian orthodox church. the institute appeared on the basis of the faculty of theology of the european humanities university. the faculty worked from 1992 to 2004. its dean was metropolitan of minsk sludsk philoret, patriarch and exarch of all belarus. this year marks 20 years since the institute of theology is part of the structure of the belarusian state university, but this is not its whole history, because for another 10 years since the mid -nineties, the institute of theology, which was then called theological or theological faculty, was an integral part of the then well-known european humanities in belarus. university, this is exactly how it was conceived as one or the leading faculty in a classical university, the historians of this faculty had the famous, beloved and ever -memorable bishop philoret vakhra

very soon another leading russian educational institution, st.university, by the way, i graduated from this university and worked there as an assistant to the rector of this university, it will soon open an educational center jointly with the harbin polytechnic university, in which there are more... russian and chinese students together they will master advanced programs in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and other natural science disciplines; i am convinced that in the near future this center will become one of the flagships of russian-chinese cooperation in the field of science education. such intensive academic exchanges are of great importance and allow us to combine the best traditions. experience of russian and chinese engineering schools, to train highly qualified specialists in demand both in the russian economy and in the chinese economy. during yesterday's negotiations with the chairman sidinpin, we noted with satisfaction that scientific and educational cooperation occupies one of the priority places in the development of the entire c

perhaps c-span itself changed the institution. institutions that work are like gyms where r-arizona -- where there are no cameras. the cloakroom's come up which should be bipartisan, there were no cameras. those are the places where people have off the record sessions. this is what we do not have oxford style debate. because people are terrified of the video image that might haunt them for the rest of their careers. often it is a comment taken out of context. but sometimes it is misspeaking by a member. that happens in real life. we have to look at the effect of media as a shield and sword in our democracy and sometimes people back home are using these images to destroy instead of to preserve the greatest country of the world. >> i want to add one thing. we always talk about the system the separation of powers but iha separation of parties. whatever party the president is, the party in congress feels they must do everything to protect their president, regardless of if they think the president is right or wrong. i think that has ha

and once again , there is another institutional innovation in the law, the issue of guarantee institutions, so to speak, which i will explain later, but in short, i want to sum up factoring. factoring , its recipes and even the draft of its contracts , have been compiled by us in the ministry of economy since last year. it was sent to the money and credit council . there was a series of disagreements between the ministry of economy, the central bank and the program organization as the government pillar of the projects , which were finally resolved . it is government, which means that the contractor and the employer are both non-government in one the system that was finally in place before this law was supposed to be implemented, but it has been delayed a bit, and now it is being implemented. now , as a matter of fact, we want to say that a number of factoring contracts have been registered in the system of the ministry of economy. very well. now, this law specifically includes documents in this field that these contractual claims can be collateralized. then tell me, which means that you wa

institutions. christopher rufo is a senior fellow and the director of the initiative critical race theory at the manhattan. he is a contributing editor at city journal and the author of the new york times bestseller e recognize him tonight america's cultural revolution how the left radical how the radical left conquered everything, his research theory have inspired a presidential and legislation in more than 20 states. as a filmmaker, he has directed for pbs's netflix inter he holds degrees from georgetown rd they resent him for it. and he lives in the pacific northwest with his wife and three sons. ni washington, dc. please welcome christhank you. it's great to. be here. let's notrop the award shatter it. and i'd be a little embarrassing. honored for a book. which is a much more active enterprise. you go into some forgotten territory you spent a year of your lifeerving something in the wild and then spend time huddled in a something into shape. by contrast, the book is actually much then so. so it

in 2010, it became part of the border guard institute.e, current border guards and officers improve their skills or undergo retraining, and contract soldiers from other law enforcement agencies receive training. additional education, we we prepare seven training programs, ranging from initial training, training of rulers, ending with training courses for junior officers. our main focus is, of course, border control tactics, border control profiling, ideological work, well, we are all people in uniform, of course for for us this includes drill training and physical fire training. over the years of development, the center has grown, its name has changed more than once, but... the goals of the task remained unchanged. since 2016 , the center has not taught how to work with passports. only border guards, but also customs officers. twice a year , up to six hundred specialists graduate from this border training unit, ready to recognize any type of counterfeit. the atlas of controllers includes two hundred countries of the world, all documents,

which institution usually has a buffet? please, ruslan, which institution has a buffet?e check, at school, at school. there is a buffet, but this is not the top line, leonid, which institution has a buffet, theater, theater, theater, in theater, in the theater, you can say, the main thing is that there are attractions, there is a buffet in the theater, yes, 33, we are returning, we are returning, so now now, i’m coming to you, anna, in which institution there is a buffet? if not in the theater or at school, then at the university, college, college, i think, some kind of college, or institute, university, well, this is a university, an educational institution, now let's go through all the levels, so we check, yes, yes , yes, at a university, at a higher education institution at a university, we check, so, well, for example, ilya, in the kremlin? where else do we have a buffet? where else do we have it? i think that in some museum, museum, why not, of course, why do we have a museum? no, we don’t have the museum on the board, but my colleagues are telling me here. here in

are there any guarantee institutions ? it goes back to the same category. the development of the driver's domain, if it is done , will basically reduce the need for facilities for financing. instead of me going to get facilities from the seller , for example, the seller of household appliances , i will pay for that education from him, for example. if i buy a gas and a refrigerator, the seller will come and tell me i will sell you an installment on the condition that you give me a guarantee, give me a bond and... there is no need for bank training at all. this has been the issue in recent times and this law is creating the opportunity for development in this area, so i want to say that we are reducing the reliance on banks and looking for other methods of financing. in this law , what is the use of the capital market? can you do this? the law or what capacity has been seen to use the capital market again , we had a series of setbacks and obstacles for the development of a series of institutions in our capital market, and this law created a series of tax exem

students, schools and institutions deserve answers. it is our responsibility as congress to held the executive branch accountable. i look forward to working together with members from this committee to learn from this rollout and ensure the smooth, clear, and honest fafsa process moving forward. i yield to the ranking member for her opening statement. ms. waters: thank you for the witnesses to coming today. we know a college degree is the most fastest way to economic mobility for america. unfortunately, for many low-income students, particularly those at hbcus such as florida memorial university in south florida where i live, the cost of a college degree remains out of reach without federal student aid. ms. wilson: for years the pell grants helped to be somebody's students achieve the promise of higher education. this is why in 2020, democrats and republicans in congress passed the fafsa simplification act which aimed to streamline the free application for federal student assistance form and expand student aid eligibility especially fo

or any other institution. it's not supposed to that there is zero customer for the land where there is no one to work on it is enough, this is a matter of professional ethics, which is to say and know my space. i mention it as an attachment to space and understanding the need for space . it is an important issue, so when we say that we have the duty to increase 7300 hours, it means the whole cycle and process that can help the private sector do this. in no way, no institution can come and say, i'm going to put money on the table and let this happen. during these 5 years, we should focus on the issue of training and helping the studios and companies that are doing this. opinion. young people who can come and work in this field and stay in this field, and when you ask them what they do, what field are you active in, they should clearly say that they work in the field of animation , while legal issues, tax issues , activity issues if we can fix this area , then we can hope that this will happen even more or that

, and oftentimes it's the biggest financial institutions. we are talking multipw-pl, trillion dollar institutions getting that back that money. it's a wealth extraction. it's also a financial exclusion process. senator butler: thank you for that. mr. rust, i'd love to get your thoughts to that question. and i have done some work to introduce a set of bills relative to expanding language inclusivity and making sure that we are making the information much more accessible to people whose language -- first language is not english. i would love to have you combine these two issues for me if you can. how and why are we here? what are things like language access and ways that companies continue to take advantage of these communities? mr. rust: sure. thank you. i'll start with the first half and touching on a bit of what was said. gen-z and millennials face a housing market that's dramatically different than what generations before did. currently 30% of again -- gwen z after -- genz after high school or college are living with their parents. this is

for example , i have a complaint against an institution .e to the main commission or we can directly if it is directly referred to the original 9 commission. this has happened many times, or the inspection organization should go and inspect the report that came to you , give the report to us at the asald commission, that is, we also use judicial tools or the security and information tools of the honorable ministry. the information or the information of your army corps , take care of this issue and give us a report. this is a minimum deterrent for the officials in the country, in addition, if the commission declares a crime that this violation has been committed. his crime will also be dealt with, but the principle of non-response has been criminalized, and this is very important. it means that he has given a powerful tool to the people's representatives to be a voice for the people. well, this commission is the place of reference. now people may say, how should we handle this complaint? let's register it, it means that now there is such a co

in dolgoprudno it was instituted. a criminal case after the illegal deforestation of a forest area onl was set up, a mountain of garbage is constantly growing and approaching the river, under suspicion the base workers are located next to the unauthorized land. report by igor ogeenko. they continue to collect waste, including construction workers, this big spot of concrete didn’t exist yet, literally 3 days ago. residents of dolgoprudny watch in horror as their beloved forest turns into a landfill, broken bricks mixed with '. you can fall through there, now it will start to burn, because you see what is happening, first the trees are destroyed, then tons of waste are brought in, including household waste, from above this place looks like a man-made wasteland, but if you change the angle, it takes you by surprise, when you walk around this pile from below it opens a completely different picture, more than 4 m construction waste, which, apparently, was simply dumped here and sprinkled with soil on top, and they did it on already green trees that had leaves, that is , everything happened

part of the institution of public health.ther fact in my judgment. as a result of the pandemic, the institution of public health, at least in america, and i think in some respects throughout the world, has been tarnished. and that's dangerous. that's very dangerous for america, for the world, when, if we have another public health crisis. i don't care to partake in whose at fault for that -- in who's at fault for that, or depending upon your perspective, who receives the credit for that. i'd like to suggest that we do something about it and that we learn from it. and i think the nih is the perfect group of men and women with the requisite credibility to do that. now, here are my suggestions. number one, the nih needs to clear the air on gain of function research. i would gently suggest that you -- i don't know you could do it in a symposium, you could do it in an extended press conference with some of the your best minds making presentationses. be technical, but also speak directly to the american people in a way they can und

of the institute.or general mikhail chepik. graduates of the institute stand guard over the state border of our homeland, ensuring its integrity. on red square, cadets of the military academy radiation, chemical and biological protection named after marshal timoshenko, headed by the head of the academy, lieutenant general igor gemelyanov. during a special military operation, four academy graduates were awarded the title of hero of russia. soldiers of the thirty-eighth separate railway brigade are walking past the triguns, led by brigade commander colonel igor orlov. today, railway warriors are restoring railways in the zone of a special military operation and ensuring uninterrupted progress. military echelons. during the march, the military police of the armed forces of the russian federation are led by lieutenant colonel roman dunin. military police honorably perform the tasks of maintaining law and order in the zone of special military operation. the parade crew is the head of the academy , lieutenan

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so it's not one institution. their vision is arguably still write does not the one in bricks and mortar brickwork sounds like you're saying this is a national university. [laughter] >> is the beginning. >> the departments around the country so at unc chapel hill director dean at the department posing that question for all chief knockoffs of the original. danielle, thank you for your wonderful introductory remarks your magnanimous of the dean and myself and jim seller. if you would respond to a comment in question, the first two panels this morning pose a sharp contrast to the research university model the liberal arts civic tradition. this panel seems have done the same. we are 1838 moment with abraham lincoln a failure of civic that is constitutional wouldn't we have to have educators reclaim a space in the university apart from the research culture for the sake of saving political order? ron daniels the president of johns hopkins what universities are democracy he says this extraordinary thing from jon hopkins

of the institute, major general mikhail.graduates of the institute stand guard over the state border of our homeland, ensuring its integrity. military academy cadets on red square radiation, chemical and biological protection named after marshal timoshenko, headed by the head of the academy, lieutenant general igor emelyanov. during the special military four academy graduates were awarded the title of hero of russia. soldiers of the thirty-eighth separate railway brigade, led by colonel igor orlov, are walking past the triguns. today , railway warriors are restoring railways in the zone of a special military operation and ensuring the smooth movement of military echelons. on the march the military police personnel of the armed forces of the russian federation are headed by lieutenant colonel roman dunin. military police honorably perform the tasks of maintaining law and order in the zone of special military operation. on red square there is a parade of orders. this year the illustrious unit turns 100 years old for its servic

, and often times it's the biggest financial institutions, talking multitrillion dollar institutions that are getting back that money. so it's a wealth extraction and it's also a financial exclusion process. >> thank you for that, i would love to get your thoughts to that question and, i have done some work to introduce a set of bills relative to expanding language inclusivity. and making sure that we are making the information much more accessible to people whose language -- first language is not english. i would love to have you combine these two issues, if you can. how and why are we here, and what are things like language access in ways that companies continue to take advantage of these communities? >> i will start with the first half, touching on a bit of what was said, gen z in the manila -- and the millennials face a housing market that's different there were generations before the. 40% of gen z after high school, college or living with their parents. this is really about a lack of supply of housing, right? this means they are not getting on the escalator to homeownership, to

, not private national-based institutions. my opinion should definitely go in this direction, for example, one of them is participation in educational institutions and connecting them to the production body, that is, for example, many institutions that are actually universities in the field of... a large amount of work that i don't know how much is actually in the hands of dr. and how much can they actually advance in this field by expanding to enter the field of education. in my field, let me give an example regarding the customs of son d. well, he finally started a controversy , but his side products were stuck in the customs for several months and our screening did not arrive, well, these are the things that we must have, if there is an opportunity or a situation that he should be the responsible person of the country so that we don't need to import these things, the customs problem is too far ahead of our time. we have a technical field, mastering the software, because maybe this is very important for families, mastering t

, where did you end up, what did you do after the institute, from the institute i was sent to work in quite famous people studied with you at the institute, your classmates, daneli, he turned into, we just have a photograph, this is where you and him are, i was a skier, so daneli was also a skier, here we are with him, just like you are a skier, at some competitions, this is at competitions, i was at the institute competitions, so that means i was different there. i rode fast and was a normal skier, but the next year, i studied at the architectural institute for 6 years, and my friend alone, yuri pavlovich, studied for 6 years balashov, he was ill a year later than me, he graduated from the faculty of physics and technology at moscow state university, he studied at this institute. he graduated from this institute the next year and came for me, we were friends when we studied at a ten-year school in dmitrov, and he came to me when i worked for 10 months in kuiboshev, he came to me, one might say that he came for me , we were actually friends at school, i came to woo you, yeah, we got m

and an institution that is not efficient enough. we usually well, we are making a revolution, but it is more difficult to control it. now , regarding the national animation foundation, it is a very blessed event, which means that everyone in the field of animation there is a concern in the field of the family and the field of the child. we all know that a strategic event dealing with the field of children can create the future, but all this is based on the fact that we can do this right, as the isfahanis say, that is , we can take care of it properly, we can develop it well. other institutions are also active in the field of animation, such as the center for intellectual development of adolescent children, such as the center for business development, such as the oj media art organization, and they are all active in the field of children and animation, but as the doctor says , it is about a thousand hours of production. a thousand hours of production these institutions should be able to do for a few. one goal is actually the goals of

now, that kind of education, these institutions would transform to a more higher ed institutions later did, depending on the need, right? if we educate people to to be literate k-through-12 kind of education they need institutions to be further educated. so that's why they kind of became more higher educated, focused. for example, esteemed scholar in race leader a julia cooper, a tennessee agassiz normal and collegiate institute for her primary and secondary education, as well as serving briefly as instructor at the institution and she's actually one of the first black women to get a ph.d. i mean, she got it. i believe in europe and mary mary mcleod bethune is also a famous race leader who attended primary education of we see use a barber scotia college. right. so a lot of these very important race leaders as seen in auckland we see use her many of the historically black colleges university the north kind of began with the focus on religious and often their founders religious organizations such as the baptist methodist, african-american episcopal and the presbyterian church. the second

i think are institutions are less accountable than institutions are in. the countries i think i've talked about the very limited number of political appointments we get. i've talked about the number of there's 500 of these unelected bodies and so it is actually very difficult in the current circumstances the government to effectively change the policy and politicians never to admit they're impotent, to do something. but i think we have to look at the overall system and structure and say, how are we going to restore proper democratic accountability? these types of things keep happening. yes, yes and on the on uk front, we're likely to see a general election later this year. it has to be held by january 25. but most likely election, say in november. the polls are pointing to the possibility of a of a labor victory, put very politely. yes, yes. these are, of course, immensely challenging times. and perhaps we could see, you know, rishi sunak writing memoirs at some stage in the near future. but whether you have a far more far, far more conservative and inter

, and i see the non-state institutions as military institutions . it has a supervisory role as well as an exemplary role. i must say that many of the incidents that have happened and in some cases have been prevented, the non -public defense organization has played a very important role . well, maybe you or dear viewers can say, these hacks that were done recently and the malicious attacks that happened, so where did they come from, for example, if the defense organization was not active and its efforts, what would have happened like a flood ? if you remove hundreds from your mind for a moment , erase them and see what happens then , like the terrorist incidents that i will mention now if i get a chance. from me. he asked how many of these incidents could be prevented by security devices then i will answer you that there are dozens of terrorist acts because i am a member of shak, sometimes i participate in the meetings in your office . the reports we receive, i really have to say that there are dozens of terrorist attacks or vandalism by our loved o

yes, there is an institution. tazmin baz is another innovation of the law, which again gives the responsibility to the ministry of economy. the law also states that non-governmental guarantee institutions under the supervision of the ministry of economy can be established and issue guarantees for now, any activity that those companies want to do, we only have a guarantee for the capital market, but this can be much more general, that is, it can be a trade union , more comprehensive, and for the work of people in different places, the ironmongers can have a guarantee fund, the trimming trade they can have a guarantee fund , or it can be regional or provincial, for example , yazd province has a guarantee fund for the economic activists of yazd province, so it is not as extensive as a bank , but it can perform many of the bank's activities in reducing risk and guaranteeing. facilitate it creates in the financial space, well, now with the series of events, one of the expectations may be that bank resources will be dir

institutions. i think that is kind of where this starts. if you go back to the 1830's and you read about alexis's visit here and the thriving of institutions that were so important to our country, especially religious institutions, but so many other volunteer organizations. we did not rely on government to do all of these things pretty we had a strong civil society. if we needed into hospital, we built a hospital. there was a rootedness and connectedness that was so important. professor robert putnam wrote a book which i am sure most of you remember, over 20 years ago, maybe 25 years ago. to me, that was kind of the first sign of trouble. that we were lonelier than ever before. the concept was that more people were bowling in the united states than ever before, but there were fewer bowling leagues than ever before. instead of forming bowling leagues, we had community and thriving, people would bowl by themselves. so this loneliness epidemic that he kind of found and started talking about was growin

we tend to take our democratic institutions for granted assuming that they'll be self-perpetuating. not just public leadership in public leadership class but certain ideas that were essential for democratic institutions. they did not as so often said think that the constitution was a machine that would go of itself. it's also while we are reminding ourselves to have history we tend to forget, lull didn't mean it that way. lull gave us to phrase to us in a speech in constitutional degeneration. he was reminding americans that they shouldn't take democratic institutions for granted precisely because they were not self-sustaining. and so he like the founding generation thought of education as a way to frame a mindset and culture that was crucial to carries forward the constitutional project and the constitutional imperfect experiment, part of what i highlight here is that we now take the constitution little document largely enforced by courts and lawyers and we are engaged in this process of legal interpretation. i think one of the key things is precisely the fact that in some sense, r

the national institutes of health is part of, at least in ell, is part of the institution of public healthin some respects throughout the world, has been tarnished.■w and that's dangerous. that's very dangerous for iclth crisis. i don't care to partake in whose at fault for that -- in who's at fault for that, or depending upon your perspective, who receives the credit for that. i'd like to suggest that we do some■+■thing about it and that e learn from it.■ and i think the nih is the he requisite credibility to do that. now, here are my suggestions. nur the air on gain of function research. i would gently suggest that you -- i don't know you could do it in aymnce with some of the your best minds making presentationses. be technical, but also speak directly to the americunction research is. tell them how it is funded.cz tell tyers are funding. tell them what, if any, america's involvement was with the gain of funcon research at the wuhan lab. tell them the benefi oga be transparent. that needs to be done. and i think the nih could lead. number two, at a different symposium or extdepress conf

institute, here in the house of culture of the automobile and road institute we did all this there, butsed at sokol in decmai, it was a cult place, then there was a very popular disco there, yes, minaev, in my opinion, yes, well, there was a lot of interesting things there and... almost a lot of famous groups had already recorded there, there were djs, discos, we performed there with our live concerts during the disco, it was terrible how everything was mixed up, slow dancing were, white, yes, we invited a gentleman, white dance, well, there were slow dances, can you imagine, then it was normal in the middle of a dance set to have a slow dance set, cool, when you decided that you should write music, and that first, text or or music, music? music first yes this is the problem of our team, the fact that i write music first, in our country, in our country we need lyrics, i know you write songs very slowly, i ask you to answer the question slowly, yes, i write songs slowly, why? no, in fact, i don’t know how songs are written, they just pop out on their own, if we knew how songs are written