you see how the faculty of chemistry of the institute of steel from alloys spent five years studying a diploma with a ph . where is he after all, i miscalculated what i wanted to see, at the institute it turned out to be completely different for me. people who came to physical school, it was easier for them to study. it was very difficult for me. i went to a regular school. well, i went to some there. then there were different courses and at some point i didn’t get bored, but somehow. it’s kind of boring and lonely somehow a theater studio is being recruited there in the old park it’s not boring, the garden is written by hand ads, badalov saw at the exit from the institute he skipped another boring lecture, nothing more than a sign from above, but confess then. he didn't realize it yet. it was just that there was nothing to do to wake up for the minutes spent at the rehearsal in the studio, the student realized that he had chosen the wrong institute. still, he did not quit his studies only after graduation. he began to prepare for the next admission. now in the theater everyone was s

greetings to my classmates, my classmates at the moscow institute of steel from alloys. , to everyone who knows me, and, of course, she baked gifts for the studio herself. yes, yes herself, here are souvenirs and mugs from our korolev. but now you can talk about anything. you are bankrupt to shake some and it was not. yes? i brought you a musical gift a musical gift. this will be our song about our village and it will be performed by my best friend ekaterina ryabova for many years we met the dawn for many years we lived with different fates for many years we were remembered by the nets that i spent the village of my native tact, are good in the environment, the seas of the black sea of ​​azov will never forget you. you become my zaporozhye and i am proud. i am my village, where the fragrant sometimes grows, where the fields are ears of corn, and my beauty is as good as in the net. surrounded by the seas of the black sea, the nipple will never ever forget. i you from my zaporizhzhya village, we parted with you my heart of sadness is not taya, but then we returned again to

then i'll have to, as colonel mamaev told me, but they are all the students of the moscow institute of steely you are tankers all over the world. look that there is something to it, that is, we are sponsors of terrorism, says a country that is up to its neck in blood, and sponsors of terrorism. we mean that same bin laden breastfed, they alcaet. yes, they are de facto banned in russia, isis, they support all kinds of tourist organizations in syria, they terrorists in the north caucasus directly protected and supported them, and sponsors of terrorism. we, in my opinion, it's time for us to unite with the chinese comrades and establish our own tribunal over all these criminals and quite legally blame. the only country, but not the country of the terrorist organization, which is undoubtedly to us blinkin tells the americans how he allegedly spoke harshly with the laurel. well, i stood in line when lavrov found time for him, and then he tried that you told him harshly that you told him harshly that not a word was said in ukraine without ukraine but you talked about ukraine all the time, and then

what is called in a test tube, against this background, the project of scientists from the institute of steelnot an easy task to grow a whole ear into a matrix mold for filling. at first, scientists print a frame made of biopolymers on a printer. t individualized a-a model is made either from mri or from a photo stack, we use a hybrid polymer material consisting of a porous 3d printed framework. after the design was printed and filled with a mixture of hydrogel and agar. the composition will become the basis for growth, cells and tissue formation. at this stage, the composition is liquid, so that it acquires a density, it is placed in the freezer for several minutes, the time has come to the composition, it has cooled down and you can see how the ear implant looks like. the transparent design feels like rubber, in fact. this is the basis for the future ear. it does not yet have living cells, according to the plan of scientists, in order to populate the implant with living tissue. it needs to be transplanted to the patient. uh, you implant further under the skin. at in general, the implant wil

joining me now is michael steele, former chairman of the rnc and host of the michael steele podcast and robert jones, ceo of the public religion instituteo long." i'm going to read you to you. you wrote this about the curious history of judeo christian can teach us about defeating white christian nationalists today. only 30% of americans agree that god intended america to be a new promise land where european christians could have a society that could be an example to the rest of the world, that number rises to dangerous levels including majorities of republicans, 53% and 52% white protestants. they are four times as likely to disagree that true americans may have to resort to violence to save the country. how do we get out of it if the republican party is completely overtaken by this? >> well, the first thing i should say, i think it's very important that you've included the words white christian nationalism altogether. the three interlocking pieces is the threat before us. somebody who studied this movement, somebody who grew up myself white and christian in the deep south as part of the evangelical world, i don't think there's a more

city of yes / other kalmios river and the industrial zone and the azov steel plant, where the heaviest battles unfolded in april, when there was no action on the left bank at one medical institution the church hospital of st. alexei received people and dispensed medicines went to the challenges. and before that , volunteers rescued the wounded in the novazovsky hospital. they live on the territory of the temple of st. vladimir, so you can see how the glass is broken, in general i’m going here. it must be remembered that there is no water supply of electricity in mariupol yet. be sure to bring wet wipes, water and a headlamp . but the temple itself survived, but new friends also received damage. thank you thank you happy holidays fyodor mikhail detachment. father mikhail does not want to give an interview, but parishioners tell he personally drove his surviving car and took people out of the basements, the most amazing thing is how in the chaos of the mariupol tragedy, when even people had nothing to eat, a peacock and a jaco parrot survived at the church. the daily routine of volunteers is built depending on the needs of the hospital on this day, part of the volunteers on the roa

of american scientists and the celebrated swedish piece research institute slippery been wild hello pete us carries at research into nuclear weapons at the distinguished sciences po university in paris. so this whole massive chunk of steel and concrete rapidly going out here and a exposing the missile inside. i'm getting ready, right? so one mega on going off to moscow and make a ton, is 1000000 tons of t and t explosives. i imagine you set off that amount of explosives her in one time in comparison and the russian mom, the destroyed one city in japan was 15 kilo time. so the power in this war hit that would have been here behind us is just really difficult to fathom here. so some installing certificate or, or seal 1983 is about the time when the last version was put into commission. and then it sat here until 199396, a decision that has been going back then disarmament was the trend. now things have changed. if we're going to help sell their day, we noticed that all countries possessing nuclear weapons are investing a great deal. and will do so for several years in order to modernize their ass knows y'all this in. but the question is, after does the generation, which is going to live in the shadow of nuclear weapons an

steel committee is absurd. basically, it's the desire for peace -- that is the same for other institutions. finally, it's a situation of anarchy. and maybe this is too libertarian here. but maybe that's a good condition. everybody gives up the fact that they don't want to use more and maybe the anarchy, not having a world government, is a fairly good idea. you need institutions in agreements, and countries can pull out of them anytime they want. they can get of the -- as britain has shown, they can get out of the common market. and then, finally, there's overwrought concerns about a lot of things. germany -- china, russia, north korea, iran are troublemakers and they are problems, but i don't think war is an option. all of them, particularly china and russia, are trading states. they need the international environment and no one in those countries has ideas about taking over the world. similarly, nuclear proliferation is a pain in the neck, but not very important. if you have nuclear weapons, if you don't, it doesn't make much difference. terrorism has proved to be a minor or a limited issue, compared to how it looks a

represents auto and steel workers among other groups now says it wants an 8 percent hike in wages for workers. for one year, i spoke with myself, roger about that he said of the german institute for economic research in berlin and asked if such demands could indeed lead to rising consumer prices. there's certainly a danger that wages could rise too quickly and to too much. but there's also risk that wages are increasing too little. that's equally threatening because if wages increase very little people will have less purchasing power will consume less and they will also be bad for companies and bad for employment and might also drive the economy into recession. so it's about finding the right middle way, 8 percent, which claims by give me time is in my view, not excessive. we know historically they've, we on 60 percent of what's being asked, that would be below 5 percent wage increase with an inflation rate of 78 percent for this year. this still means negative we wage growth. so i don't see this as excessive but, but clearly one has to differentiate across sectors and companies. do you believe that the danger of a wage price spiral has grown or that it even exists? a given f

they also have a steel cossack character - kryvyi rih unconquered, i congratulate you, olga leny, this is the chronicle of hostilities on now we have a situation of analytics institute for the study of war called the russian offensives to the north and sloviansk to the east of seversk unsuccessful and the assault halfway from kharkiv after the russians took over north donetsk and lysychansk unsuccessful. that it seems that the armed forces of ukraine have been given the task of repelling the south, let's talk about all this together with oleksandr kovalenko , the military-political observer of the information resistance, and viktor tregubov, the captain of the armed forces forces of ukraine, are they already in contact with us, please? hello, i congratulate you. well, the main question is whether there is still an operational pause because and what does this mean because literally yesterday there was another attempt to seize a demented woman near kharkiv attempts to attack in the direction of sloviansk continue. one way or another, there is heavy shelling of the entire territory there. along the line of contact, what is the essence of the operational pause, or is it

difficult project of the mystic error, but to come in the public funding that we get for our institution. projects is generally very limited by young female scientists like her steel, have a particularly hard time in mexico's male dominated science community. where the researcher was even urged to abandon her career after becoming pregnant. but she refused to give up. the bio pharmaceutical she's developed has already passed the 1st phase and is due to undergo animal testing scene. but new cove at variance are slowing her down because she has to test her drug against each one on top of already dealing with a slash budget. see a kettle assisting one. if i want to do 50 trials, i need to remember my budget and restrict myself to what was planned at the start at me for originally i expected to be done in a year. now we're up to 3 years because there's not enough money for what we need to call in 2 months, she hopes to publish interim results. however, one epidemiologist at unit the largest university and latin america has expressed doubts about the real potential of this by a pharmaceutical. he points to the lack of reported evidence and the haste of the polytechnic

steel heroes of the defenders of mariupol iryna tymchyshyn oleksandr makushak ictv facts the only news more than a hundred schools have been bombed by russia almost a thousand damages 11 higher education institutions are run down and more than fifty half- destroyed and every day this list is updated as the school year approaches more attacks on educational institutions and liberated regions are already starting to rebuild classes and plan for september 1 in the courtyard of the gostomel lyceum life again not yet children's laughter but the sounds of reconstruction we are trying, the boys are fighting and we are also trying to help some state so that the roschuk lyceum is a guest. the roof is being replaced . they broke down all the doors even though the keys were on guard, the doors were already purchased in some places and they were already installed , the heating system, which failed in march, will also be new, and we have about 250 units of computer equipment that our institution had, computers were broken, spare parts were stolen there are processors of about uah 30 million, according to such approximate calculations, the damage suffered by our institution, if not huge losses in educational in

is a big complicated web of systems and institutions set up to keep power and privilege with one race. guess which one? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> pittsburgh is a paradox. it's known as steelbut the factories that gave it that name are mostly gone. it's a progressive liberal city, but in the heart of deep red western p.a. it's an industrial city, but also a booming intellectual and technology hub. it's america's most liveable city. one of the safest and most affordable cities. and the worst city in america for black people. wait, what? what in the name of pittsburgh's mr. rogers is going on? the paradox of a seven times higher infant mortality rate for black babies over white babies, or a safe, livable city versus the deadliest attack on jewish people in our nation's history at the tree of life synagogue means that in pittsburgh, like in america, the history and structure of white supremacy has us living two totally separate realities. you know, existing while black in pittsburgh is like starving to death while in the supermarket aisle. okay, i didn't come up with that. a friends of mine who is a great writer and a pittsburgh native did. >> what section of town is this? >>