the case of gang chan, a massachusetts institute of technology professor accused of lying about his ties to china was dismissed without trial. university of kansas professor fang franklin's case f b i. officials point to the case of harvard university chemist charles libor convicted of lying to federal agencies about his tie to a chinese talent recruitment program. failing to disclose a chinese bank account in tax evasion, they say there's good reason to focus on china. there is no country, no countries.

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they took me to -- at 16 after being expelled from 11 schools, they took me to the drexel institute of technology and they ran a battery of tests. in conclusion, they said " sylvester appears to be deficient in this and that," we recommend him to be an electrician's assistant or a cab sorter. i keep that as a reminder. david: you wrote the script for rocky, but before that you were an actor. how did you support yourself in those early days? sylvester: i cleaned the lion's cages. i was good with sturgeon in the deli. i was a night watchman. i did a multitude of things. delivery boy. you name it. i would have days free so i could " make the rounds." david: you were writing at night? sylvester: i said " i'm knocking to make it. -- not going to make it," so i got a job as an usher. i could watch films all day long, and i started to dissect them at night. i had a one room in a transient hotel and i would take an inexpensive recorder and record the soundtrack and dialogue and try to replace the dialogue. it was like a game. i started picking up tempo and rhythm. the first 5 screenplays were horrendous,

at 16, after being expelled from 11 schools, at 16 they took me to the drexel institute of technology. and they ran a battery of tests. in conclusion, i still have it, they said sylvester seems to be deficient in this and that. we recommend him to be an electrician's assistant or a tab sorter, whatever that is. and i keep that as a reminder. sylvester: you wrote the script on rocky but before that you were an actor, is that right? but not exactly a very successful actor. so how did you support yourself in those early days? sylvester: i clean cases, i cut fish heads, i was good with sturgeon in the deli. i was kind of a night watchman in this building. i just a multitude of things, delivery boy, you name it. primarily i did those things, this is after four years of college that i took these jobs. so i would have my days free so i could make the rounds. david: you are making the rounds as an actor, but people were not saying we really want you so much. were writing at night or what were you doing? sylvester: what happened was i said i'm not going to make it. now i am starting to get aro

here is the head of the center, and he is also an external expert of the implementing institute of technology in the field of research of international studies of the faculty, political science and so on, and hmm the nuance associated with the fact that we are presented with such a k-picture, this is the story hmm uh , a long-standing er large part. and if you return to the same syria and to the white helmets, this process was launched. here. uh, by the way, on the initiative of the public chamber. uh, interviews were also conducted with former white helmets, uh, who were employees to this day. they e citizens of syria returned to normal life and it turned out that more than half of them were rather terrorists to get into. and to become a member of the white helmets, they had to get a recommendation from their terrorist brigade commanders. well, it was confirmed to them and the bbc producer confirmed these are fake ones both in the duma and in other promotions and up to the fact that e curators from uh, the same uk and uh, cnn uh, cnn, by the way, had a fake news department that produced and

dollars, a slightly frightening invention, was demonstrated by engineers from the california institute of technologya robot that is not afraid of steps and other height differences at the right time. it just takes off, and then the authors themselves continue their way along the surface. they say they were inspired by iron man and other science fiction films, and alarmed commentators. there is a discussion on the internet that new robots will be useful not only for the exploration of other planets, but they will obviously find their place in the army and the police and it will be very difficult to escape from them . true, in a small group of prostate cancer patients who continued standard treatment, they found that after exercise, blood samples, even in vitro, were much more effective in killing cancer. scientists suspect that this is due to an increase in the level of myokine proteins, which release muscles during exercise. these substances signal the cells of the immune system. the mechanism remains to be deciphered, but from this and from previous studies it is already clear that people are more

the case of gang chin, a massachusetts institute of technology professor accused of lying about his ties to china was dismissed without trial. university of kansas professor fang franklin towel was convicted in april of fraud and making false statements. but the judge is declined to set a sentencing date and is considering defense claims that there are major problems with the prosecution's case, f b, i. officials point to the case of harvard university chemist charles libor convicted of lying to federal agencies about his tie to a chinese talent recruitment program. failing to disclose a chinese bank account and tax evasion. they say there's good reason to focus on china. there is no country, no country that presents a broader, more severe threat to our innovation, our ideas on our economic security than china does. joyce jour with chinese student living in chicago says the focus on china makes the u. s. and increasingly hostile environment. there's a huge rise of anti asia and violence and discrimination as many smaller incidents as well. and i do think that this, these trials are origi

country, she served as professor of applied economics at one of the nation's greatest institutions, the massachusetts institute of technology. dr. brainard has been not just a good economist but she's been a persistent advocate for working families and for communities that have been left on their own for too long. she understands the role of government and the role of the federal reserve should be not always successful in getting them there. i think the new nominees will do that but putting workers at the center of our economy, putting the workers at the center of our financial regulatory system, putting workers at the center of what we do here. she led the way in modernizing and strengthening the community reinvestment act, a landmark civil rights law passed to begin undog the legacy of red lining and lending discrimination, spurring investments in neighborhoods and communities. c.r.a. has fallen short and many times partly because of the last administration and the damage it did. but the c.r.a. is -- we are breathing new life into the c.r.a. dr. brainard has done a good job at keeping it aliberia and setting the -- aliber

are two big ones, probably what america did, she learned how to buy and grow, so the sochuv institute of technologyest engineering schools in the world, for example, is also here, so it is important that they both create conditions and grow their own and there are areas in which they are really moving forward, so let's not underestimate them. but the fact that they steal our brains. this is a big blow to us. why don't we keep our brains at home, that is , the most important, and the concept of modern russia should be connected with the fact that everything that happens in america, no matter what, they grow and buy. it doesn't matter that this intellectual brook from our country does not overflow there. here is the key point. i just wanted to say something about what enough blinkin here here named didn’t meet students told there about his e past about how his ancestors fled from hungary and now, pay attention. this after all, it’s a very typical biography that someone fled from poland, someone fled from hungary, someone like bene warren and his sons fled the russian empire, then founded warner broth

institution. e in applied sociology. we've got to work with ngos, uh, i mean, we've got a pretty wide range of that. we have such directly scientific, for example, physics institute of technologye promotional ones too physical in the radio factory. we have it. there are three basic departments. yes, we have such a good range. it seems to me, wow, yaroslavsky where the soviet-era plant has the largest manufacturers of professional communications equipment for aviation in the space military industry, its products were also known to ordinary citizens in 1982, here they began to produce an electric player impulse 211 stereo, it sold like hot cakes for 125 rubles. in 2015. a basic department of digital technologies in radio engineering was opened at the plant. in order to start work, certain security measures must be observed. here is one of its elements. let me demonstrate. how it works sergey sergeevich poiluev, head of the design bureau of the yaroslavl radio plant nadezhda, a fourth-year postgraduate student of the yargu with a specialty in radio engineering wait, what will we now have to test this system. and for this so we connect it to the control apparatus and press this ke

channel, russia here is a question mark how to jump on a record a tip from a student of the institute of technologyate of georgia created a giant track for playing hopscotch, and immediately got into the guinness book the total length of the route for the famous. i needed a yard game for almost seven kilometers . in general, they remembered childhood all together. and by the way, when you see the classics, it’s just that little milana wants a good start to the warm-up before training. by the way, but it ends with her hitch, oh, which she knows not even all athletes. our sportsman sergey egorov will tell you how to hunch correctly. i am one of those people who likes to train at home to failure, so that the pulse is up to 200 and with this pancake i can, in principle, pump my entire body without letting go of 10 kg, damn it, nikolai does 12 exercises in a row rest between sets and minimal such training well suited for those who do not have a lot of time to quickly get in shape to develop strength and endurance on the other hand, similar loads, even at home conditions require full dedication from the

against today at 14:55 on the russia channel here is a question mark hint students of the institute of technologytate of georgia created a giant route for playing in the classic and immediately landed in the guinness book of the total length of the route for the famous. the yard games of almost 7 km were painted with dumb coloring on a stencil, so that for centuries, but then they themselves waited with pleasure to jump, and experts from the book of records could not resist joining them. in general, they remembered childhood all together. and by the way, when you see the classics, well, they just don’t want a good start to the warm-up, overtraining, by the way, but it ends with a hitch, oh, which not even all athletes know. our sportsman sergey egorov will tell you how to hunch correctly. i am one of those people who likes to train at home to failure, so that the pulse is up to 200 and with this pancake i can, in principle, pump my whole body without letting go of 10 kg, damn it, nikolai does 12 exercises in a row rest between sets and minimal such training well suited for those who do not have a

tomorrow at 18:00 here is a question mark how can she jump on a record prompt students of the institute of technologystate of georgia created a giant track for playing hopscotch, and immediately landed in the guinness book of the total length of the route for the famous backyard game almost seven kilometers they drew dumbly, but with paint on a stencil, which they ate for centuries, but then they themselves gladly let them jump, and experts from the book of records could not resist joining them. in general, they remembered childhood all together. and by the way, sometime classics. even though little milana still wants a good start to the warm-up overtraining, by the way, saying, but it ends with her hitch, and which not even all athletes know. our sportsman sergey egorov will tell you how to do the right hunch. i am one of those people who loves training. exercise at home to failure so that the pulse is up to 200 and with this pancake i can, in principle, pump my entire body without letting go of 10 kg, damn it, nikolai does 12 exercises in a row, rest between sets and the minimum such training is go

here that just yesterday the speech of cia director william burens took place, and at the institute of technologyn georgia and in his speech, burns did several, a such theses that i wanted to draw attention to. the first he emphasized again. and which state poses a threat to the united states is the main geopolitical rival in the united states, china and russia, which are the main military threat, but in their speech. he even spoke on the topic of nuclear weapons. and here he said that from his point of view, russia is too frivolous about the use of nuclear weapons. and i would like to remember the connection with this. eh, come. yesterday you are in the past week of the speech of the deputy prime minister of poland kaczynski, who proposed to place american nuclear weapons on the territory of poland, and these statements. in my opinion puts forward the theme of nuclear weapons. at the forefront, or at least closer than it was before, if you look at the changes that have taken place in the nato strategy and nato programs in the nuclear field, then it is increasingly turning towards the cold war. i

the credentials he has out of the massachusetts institute of technology really bodes well for his perspectivef in the coming years. right now, the perspective of the imf and world bank meetings, david malpass joins us, the president of the world bank. i want to cut to one of the quiet stories here. it has to do with russia selling an awful lot of fertilizer to the united states of america. your shop is lead on building the supply of fertilizer critical to this humanitarian crisis. how are you doing? david: happy to see that fertilizer is more critical in this planting season. countries are at the moment where they need to get the crops in the ground, they need fertilizer. it is good that russia is doing that. i saw that india is selling some wheat to egypt. i believe there is supply in the world if it can be allowed to find the best use. tom: what can your is tuition do to get us away from 6, 7 standard deviation jobs in agricultural products? david: we can help with data, with the supply chains themselves. we can provide trade finance which is important in moving goods around. we can also en

and tom need with the gentleman from -- and tom keene with the gentleman from the national institute of technologyblanchard are joins us this morning. thank you so much for joining us. you are just in washington university with all of the heritage and all of the optimism of washington university on growth. can you be optimistic about the american economic experiment at this time? olivier: the current one, the one we are all thinking about is are we going to have increasing inflation and get back to a low level? that i not as optimistic as most people. i still think is going to be very tough. i think inflation has a lot of momentum. i think there is a very tight labor market. the fit is going through a hard time. -- the fed is going through a hard time. they do not want a recession. this will have to, with some increase in unemployment -- this will have to come with some increase in unemployment. michael: -- tom: with all of your work and the firepower at m.i.t., you lived the 1970's debate over entrenched inflation. you have a chart at peterson institute of the seven or eight year battle to extrac

institute of geology and oil and gas technologies of the kazan federal university, you know, i wanted, here are the oldest exhibits in this room, what is it, well, it’s probably worth noting this mammoth, and the mammoth was found back in the perm province, and on the river bank, in general, mammoths lived up to 85 years . our expertise is about 40, that is, a rather young mammoth, we are the same age. by the way. i think sometimes i feel like a mother, there imagine, especially next to the car. and here is the oil. this is also useful, the fossil is correct, it is the object of your study, of course. we are engaged in the study of oil and deposits containing oil. i want to show you something. come on, please, according to one theory, oil was formed due to tanks of ancient organisms and plants that were processed by microorganisms over millions of years. and under the influence of temperature, the pressures turned into oil rocks thanks to all this. fauna, which was known in the past, which existed 300-380 million years ago. they lived in different regions of the earth, and you can pre

pavel volchkov was the head of the laboratory of genomic engineering of the moscow institute of physics and technologyvery much. thank you. so oscar for best documentary. moscow strikes back with a shock release of the program 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. we go live right after the news. don't miss 60 minutes today at 11:30 am and 5:30 pm on the channel russia director topped the ranking of the highest paid professions in moscow, these professionals for their work. they can receive over half a million rubles, one of the highest remunerations from a leading customer service specialist in a real estate agency up to 550,000 rubles. a good salary and the capital installer of air conditioners 350,000 rubles. at the same time, the specialist must have his own professional tool 250.000 rubles. you can earn a babysitter governess of a three-year-old child, but she will have to be a pediatrician and a cleaner in the children's room at the same time. how do they say all vacancies? okay, take your pick . well, in general, the unemployment rate in russia has reac

one study by the georgia institute of technology found autonomous driving systems have more difficulty pedestrians with darker skin. another study showed nonwhite testtakers had issues with verifying their identity. at parfait we are trying to tackle these problems and make progress for marginalized communities starting with facial-recognition technology for women of color. caroline: $5 million already raised. have a product you want to unfold. have a list of 10,000 people that signed up to be starting to buy their wigs by you. you are looking at including manufacturing, but also building up a data set and making ai less bias. tell us how you go about doing that from the ground up. apologies -- this was aimed at you. >> yeah, so right now manufacturing industry has not seen innovation in quite some time. there is the raw hair products that require significant time and manual intervention, which is a large reason for the exorbitant price tag. our goal is to fundamentally change the way these products are produced, making them cheaper to produce customized wigs at scale. caroline: ok, an

pavel volchkov was the head of the laboratory of genomic engineering of the moscow institute of physics and technology thank you. if you train with me, don't be. it's me for you i promise, we are in the apartment of the future olympic champion. valeria olympiad, as they forgot, we will not be able to get married. run, everything, no one in the whole world wants to see our country strong and mighty. that's why you have to send from the most? valeria pompechenko mister knockout our broadcast has come to an end. we say goodbye to you, we wish you a good day, yes, well, we remind you that tomorrow again in the morning, we will come to you with information and a good mood. hope it stays that way until tomorrow. and quickly protect your crop from the weather of rodents and insects, the best solution for you will be a greenhouse. productive, it will protect the plant from frost, it will retain moisture, it will significantly accelerate growth and the ripening of fruits, it will extend the garden season up to 3 months. and we have an incredible promotion for you, fruitful guys, you will get it for only 990 ru

but it all right kyle because he got a hit to the massachusetts institute of technology that said thiscants to have it act or sat test corporate some schools have moved away of testing because of equity. mit say they predict performance can also help the school disadvantaged schools are prepared to excel college admissions and the bit of an arms race for the thing about a great test score does need polishing. >> they on it. >> and given a miss to the biden white house and its proposal to create for young people would spread out the country pushing proposals to save the planet. but, if i may quote mr. biden, here is the thing. that civilian climate would have about 300,000. guess how many men and women are in the active marine corps right now? about 200,000. this tells you about all you need to know about the bite administration. an army of people banning pipeline while the marine corps shrinks. paul: alright dan, that's for it for this week show. thanks to our panel and all of you for watching. i am paul gigot. we hope to see all of you here next week. ♪. arthel: ukrainian president ze

visiting what is now called the benjamin franklin institute of technology in boston to me best invokesranklin's spirit, not just because it's a historic building, there are murals along the top of the ceiling of the lobby showing scenes from franklin's life with great quotes. you walk through that school and you see young people learning trades, they are not sitting at their desk passively, they are working at 3d printers, they are welding, wrenching. the president at the school, i visited several times, he said to me the principles of learning the trade in franklin's time and our time have not changed that much. you are trying to solve a problem to help a customer, more efficient, better. people keep asking me, we have the fourth industrial resolution and robots are taking over, and we are training students to fix the robots. there is always going to be used for our graduates. even though many people do not think about it until a door needs repairing. he said to me, walking through these halls, i am seeing us creating the middle class. that is a revolutionary act in this country. susa

pavel volchkov was the head of the laboratory of genomic engineering of the moscow institute of physics and technology very much. thank you. you will train with me. this i promise you, we are in the apartment of the future olympic champion. valeria, get to the olympics, we 'll talk. that is, they won we will not be able to get married. that's it, nobody in the whole world wants to see our country strong and mighty. that's why you should send the strongest boxer in the soviet union, valery pompechenko? knockout an air conditioner installer, a nanny and a commercial director topped the ranking of the highest paid professions, and in april in moscow these specialists can receive over half a million rubles a month for their work. one of the highest remunerations of a leading customer service specialist in a real estate agency up to 550,000 rubles. a good salary and the capital installer of air conditioners 350,000 rubles. in this case, the specialist must have his own professional tool 250,000 rubles. you can earn as a nanny governess of a three-year-old child, but she will have to be at the same time a p

i graduated from the siberian institute of information technology business. ina plus another russian state university of oil and gas named after cups number seven, that is, what good fellows are already in the fire service number 308. there is no owner of the bank, i am the head of the operations department, fine number 26, that is, zhen has a question for you. you and irina are both economists, and the economy is the order in numbers number 77, but the lottery is still a happy accident, here, how love gets along with you, and to both, number 55, frankly, the economist is such that i have to spend more. oh what a good guy! well , you have to earn more to spend. i think you're getting number 10 friends, that's when you won the lottery number 47, that's how you yourself reacted for such a know wow. no, there were no stupor. first was it was standing looking at ticket number 22. i was looking at winning. yes, this is true or false, but, and then, of course, when they said that sister irochka number e, 85, was doing the moment, she couldn’t get through to me, and

broadcast studio was the head of the laboratory of genomic engineering of the moscow institute of physics and technologylchkov thank you very much. thank you. smartphone on the qr-code and download the application that's all you need now all the news with video live broadcast of all tv channels and the largest collection of movies series programs in your hands watch in the application or on the website for free without registration commercial director topped the ranking of the highest paid professions april in moscow, these specialists can receive over half a million rubles a month for their work. one of the highest remunerations of a leading specialist in working with clients in a real estate agency up to 550,000 rubles. a good salary from the capital's installer of air conditioners is 350,000 rubles. in this case, the specialist must have his professional tool 250.000. you can earn rubles as a nanny governess of a three-year-old child, but she will have to be a pediatrician and a cleaner in the children's room at the same time. as they say, all vacancies are good, choose to taste. well, in general, th

the case of gang chin, a massachusetts institute of technology professor accused of lying about his ties to china was dismissed without trial. university of kansas professor fang franklin towel was convicted in april of fraud and making false statements. but the judge is declined to set a sentencing date and is considering defense claims that there are major problems with the prosecution's case, f b, i. officials point to the case of harvard university chemist charles libor convicted of lying to federal agencies about his tie to a chinese talent recruitment program. failing to disclose the chinese bank account and tax evasion. they say there's good reason to focus on china. there is no country, no country that presents a broader, more severe threat to our innovation, our ideas on our economic security than china does. joyce chow with chinese student living in chicago says the focus on china makes the u. s. and increasingly hostile environment. very huge rise of anti asia and violence and discrimination of many smaller incidents as well. and i do think that this, these child are originate

meanwhile scientists from the italian institute of technology say the icon robot can let you visit another country without actually going there. the team outfitted researchers in the swiss lab with special gear, letting them maneuver the eye tub all around venice, roughly 200 miles away, innovative gloves and headsets. let the user feel with the robot is touching. and let the robot mimics the user's facial expressions, speech and movements and speaking of tourist sites, the ruins of pompeii have a new robotic guard dog called spot. the device designed by boston dynamics is now patrolling the ancient archaeological site. warding off any thieves. spot isn't the only four legged robot helper. this bot, designed by engineers in switzerland can also operate on all fours. driving around to assist and potential rescue missions in package deliveries. it can even stand on two legs to assist people in everyday tasks like pressing elevator buttons and walking downstairs. besides making our lives easier. researchers hope these new inventions will also create new opportunities in fields like tourism an

meanwhile scientists from the italian institute of technology say the icon robot can let you visit anothering there. the team outfitted researchers in the swiss lab with special gear, letting them maneuver the eye tub all around venice, roughly 200 miles away, innovative gloves and headsets. let the user feel with the robot is touching. and let the robot mimics the user's facial expressions, speech and movements and speaking of tourist sites, the ruins of pompeii have a new robotic guard dog called spot. the device designed by boston dynamics is now patrolling the ancient archaeological site. warding off any thieves. spot isn't the only four legged robot helper, this bot, designed by engineers in switzerland can also operate on all fours. driving around to assist and potential rescue missions in package deliveries. it can even stand on two legs to assist people in everyday tasks like pressing elevator buttons and walking downstairs. besides making our lives easier. researchers hope these new inventions will also create new opportunities in fields like tourism and medicine. ashley strohmeye

dolgoprudny is a canal named after moscow institute of physics and technology, numerous enterprises ofemple of the estate, and our today's amazing story began here. on that day, employees of one of the children's polyclinics turned to the police. she disappeared three days ago. fifty-year-old pediatrician zhanna bobkova went to the calls in the morning and did not return. there was no one to search for the missing woman, she lived absolutely one is missing. well, okay. the woman's case was discovered only after 2 weeks on the outskirts. dump teenagers noticed an old cabinet looked inside and saw a corpse. this was the missing zhanna bobkova , the experts studied, the body found, the conclusion was an unambiguous woman, strangled. i just strangled presumably with my hands. there were no solid ones, she had no relatives. she grew up in an orphanage with no husband or children. the only hobby of a woman is solving crosswords. colleagues spoke ambiguously about jean; they said she a good professional, well did not like the children she had to treat. here is her disorganization, her life wa

together not only on stage, but in real life we ​​will go together to the skolkovo institute of science and technologyist mikhail lebedev will try to visualize what is happening in nerve cells with the help of instruments, and psychologist ramziya kadinova. will give an assessment with his points of view nikolay and dilyara look forward to the fun of the game and for good reason. where would the creator of the tool. vasily did not go with his brainchild. everywhere around him a lot of people gather, especially a great success at music festivals. for example, evgeny and ekaterina, who have tried the new product , admit that they had never tried to play the harp before, but somehow they immediately liked it during the game . rhythm and in general, the vibration that passed through the harp was directly felt by a person. these harp, of course, it was the physical ones that united us mentally at the same time, what will the science of our volunteers say? we asked kolya and dilya to first play the synth instrument, which is familiar to them, and then the harps. mikhail focused his attention on the so-calle

as along the path, but does the promised effect on the brain occur at the skolkovo institute of science and technology researcher ivan minenko installs special encephalograph sensors for our masha goretskaya will fix brain activity, every pair of slippers, we put on for a minute the graph shows the option with grass relaxes better than the rest, we got that the average level of the alpha wave of the one that denotes relaxation is higher on slippers. with grass no wonder in slippers with stones. masha was simply in pain. what kind of relaxation can we talk about here, these pebbles, they directly dug into my entire foot, and i just counted the seconds, looking at the point. when and finally can e move my feet to this oasis a at first masha even liked the slippers with imitation of sand, but as soon as they reminded me because of their tubercles, high heel shoes, a pleasant effect, disappeared on the graph, you can see how at first the alpha level creeps up, and it is higher than that of other slippers, but then it falls sharply down and does not rise so high, that is, probably. that's just at first the

in the courtyard institute of geology of oil and gas technologies of the kazan federal university has the first is the famous peter and paul cathedral, which was visited by all russian emperors, starting with catherine ii , alexander pushkin confessed to. the chorus was sung by fyodor chaliapin the second oil rig. one attraction is directed to the sky, the other is 300 meters underground. i think that we can be quite proud of our well for several reasons, firstly, it is, as it were, within walking distance of students. no, the need to travel somewhere 100,200 or more km to see a real well does not learn how to handle rolling equipment with e. learn what wells are directly during training viktor evgenievich kosarev, senior lecturer of the department of geophysics and geoinformation technologies, kazan federal university and secondly, this is a well. hmm is still used by us, after all, for scientific purposes, that is, the university participates in the program for the development of downhole tools, and we use this well, including for testing these tools, uh, which we developed. when wo

together more than 2,500 participants with a real brainstorming at the site of the moscow institute of physics and technology are celebrating diagonals from which we pick up coins and then count the number of cells. so in search of effective solutions for almost 5 hours. while computer geniuses are fighting in the field of equations and formulas, the organizers. what is called they bring shells to refresh themselves without looking up from the computer. although it is usually strictly forbidden in classrooms, sweets are the best brain stimulant. for the participants of the hands from the festival, it is brought in whole boxes. today on the menu is a fragrant warm bun with powdered sugar for those who have come forward. you can see them right away the most balloons and prospects within the academic this team of students from the national research technological university has developed a turnkey solution for the online job exchange and it turned out that there are no analogues in the world now, many sites with vacancies. and we can easily apply our salary prediction technology, and the error is minimal. it is