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lam next speaker please. >> speaker: good afternoon, supervisors my name is lisa kim. i'm one of the supervising attorneys for legal aid san francisco housing team. provides free legal services to san francisco who are living in poverty. tenant right to council is a tool. of the cases, closed in 2022, over 60% of the clients identified as having some disability. 33% of our clients identified as black or african-american. provide a last fashion of support at the moment that these are vulnerable. thank you for your support to preserve this essential program. >> thank you very much, lisa kim. mr. lam next speaker, please. >> speaker: good afternoon, supervisor i'm hope williams i'm a district 8 resident and board president of the community land trust. as a clt is a member of the community housing organizations. as a cot holds 145 units and provides housing for 300 residents of low to moderate income. and community base organizations to develop small size program project. funding gaps and uncertainty make it way

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>> thank you, commissioner lam. vice-president weissman-ward. >> thanks, i'll keep this short because others have said all the things i would want to say as well. i think you two are the epitome of leaders and leaders aren't always the loudest or the most aggressive. they are not the ones that take up necessarily the most time on the mic. they are the ones that take up space when you need to and also make and create space for others and you all have done that. i hope that sooner than later, you come back and try and take our jobs. thank you. >> yeah. i'll be brief because i get to hog you since i have the luxury of getting to sit next to you and i want to agree with all the comments that went before and sitting next to you has been a great reminder of why we're all here and hearing your voice, you've often been very tough to follow because my comments have often come right after you and i agree, hearing you speak from your experience as students at the district is a good reminder of why we all are here and i wish yo

>> thank you, commissioner lam. vice-president weissman-ward. >> thanks, i'll keep this short because others have said all the things i would want to say as well. i think you two are the epitome of leaders and leaders aren't always the loudest or the most aggressive. they are not the ones that take up necessarily the most time on the mic. they are the ones that take up space when you need to and also make and create space for others and you all have done that. i hope that sooner than later, you come back and try and take our jobs. thank you. >> yeah. i'll be brief because i get to hog you since i have the luxury of getting to sit next to you and i want to agree with all the comments that went before and sitting next to you has been a great reminder of why we're all here and hearing your voice, you've often been very tough to follow because my comments have often come right after you and i agree, hearing you speak from your experience as students at the district is a good reminder of why we all are here and i wish yo

yes, lam, where it's nice and sunny. when did you come over?tal. it's my third night. have you been camped out here...? i'm going to be here tonight. no way. yes, lam. excited. a bit nervous. obviously, it's a big day ahead. but, no, we can't wait. bells peal announcement: coronation day is here. to make sure everybody has the best experience, please consider others and pack up your tents to make space along the processional route. and good morning to you, saturday morning. it's 5 live breakfast with rachel burden and chris warburton on coronation day. i'm outside westminster abbey this morning, where the king and queen will be crowned later today. coronation day. last time there was one of these, millions were watching television for the very first time. now, in the uk, the bbc is using 150 cameras for broadcasts over coronation weekend. this is a global media event. music: morning music from peer gynt by grieg the scale of the operation is vast. these are all temporary tv and radio studios, built at the prime coronation locations. and up earl

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we will start with commissioner lam and then go to commissioner fisher. >> thank you. and thank you to the team for putting this really critical facilities master plan together and really being grounded in data. a couple of questions that i had. if you can speak to how does this facilities master plan acknowledging that it is the very highest level how does it serve in the advancement of the establish student outcome goals through the vision, valleys and goals and guardrails? >> . >> thank you commissioners, a great question. since the board developed the vision, goals and guardrails we had a number of conversations within the team to synthesize that for ourselves and where we fit in? the document itself really emphasizes serving the whole child and as we think about the work we're under taking we don't have any illusions that the condition of the facility is going to make an impact on you know moving the ball forward in terms of academic achievement but we know that the negative or poor condition of our facilities is a distraction for everyone for learning and teachin

as lam about the court was asked to make a final ruling on his bail con, arrived the court escorted by heavily armed troops and police on thursday. the country supreme court ruled that his arrest was on law for cons. party leaders have worn, they would call for further protests if he's arrested again. con, faces over a 100 legal cases, including allegations, inciting violence and threatening police. to get more of that. now with journalists know she's a boss, she joins us from, is lam about machine dramatic developments there in pakistan, all centering on him run con, what can you tell us about his bail hearing? so the vision concerns the allegations that have non cons wife with shelby, we took 5000000 views into a trust and exchange for money through as a property taxes to offset a large a find using the proceeds of a money laundering case that he lost in the u k. the strange thing about this bill, which everyone is pointing out, is that only one party to the case of non hahn is being called to the case and run tons initial arrest led to days of violence across the country. what's exp

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lam, do we have another caller on the queue, please? >> caller: good afternoon, i think there was a technical problem with my public comment. i want to say, democracy is under attack daily in this country and in san francisco. we have supervisors on facebook and twitter, saying how they don't want public comment. and how they want to get rid of sunshine laws. i don't know if that's true or not, or if somebody else is posting that. please keep public comment it's a way to interact. i want to thank supervisor preston and supervisor chan and super wal ton for supporting transit riders. uni only cares about fair hikes and cuts. they need to take public comment when they're going to cut a major line. no public is taken when a-line is taken out of service. i know there are bus drivers that call in sick because of covid or monkeypox but we need a transit system that works. i don't know if the supervisors were aware but alameda county got 100 million from the state of california, last week to expand their bus service. why? are all the other cou

i am so, plan and gave it everything they had. lam so, so plan and gave it everything they had.roud of them to get it over— had. i am so, so proud of them to get it over the line in the last minutes— get it over the line in the last minutes there. the scenes at celtic park were in direct contrast to those across the city as the celtic players were greeted with the dramatic late news from ibrox. fran alonso's side had done everything they could to win the title, beating hearts courtesy of goals from caitlin mary hayes and natasha flint but fell short byjust two points. in the scottish premiership, rangers beat hibs 3—1 to all but end the edinburgh side's hopes of finishing third. on his a00th appearance, james tavernier opened the scoring with this brilliant free kick. todd cantwell wrapped up the win late on, scoring for the third successive game. the four—time major champion brooks koepka has teed off — it's the final round of the uspga championship at 0akhill country club in upstate new york. he started the day with a one shot lead among the chasing pack arejustin rose and als

lam, do we have another caller on the queue, please? >> caller: good afternoon, i think there was a technical problem with my public comment. i want to say, democracy is under attack daily in this country and in san francisco. we have supervisors on facebook and twitter, saying how they don't want public comment. and how they want to get rid of sunshine laws. i don't know if that's true or not, or if somebody else is posting that. please keep public comment it's a way to interact. i want to thank supervisor preston and supervisor chan and super wal ton for supporting transit riders. uni only cares about fair hikes and cuts. they need to take public comment when they're going to cut a major line. no public is taken when a-line is taken out of service. i know there are bus drivers that call in sick because of covid or monkeypox but we need a transit system that works. i don't know if the supervisors were aware but alameda county got 100 million from the state of california, last week to expand their bus service. why? are all the other cou

. lam a private nurse now, i work out — training. lam a private nurse now, i work out in — training.y became ill for being on set. _ whenever they became ill for being on set. if— whenever they became ill for being on set. if i — whenever they became ill for being on set, if i got covid, i got statutory— on set, if i got covid, i got statutory sick pay, which was £90 a week _ statutory sick pay, which was £90 a week to _ statutory sick pay, which was £90 a week. to live on, with my family. if my husband — week. to live on, with my family. if my husband got covid, we both got statutory _ my husband got covid, we both got statutory sick pay. that is an income — statutory sick pay. that is an income that is completely gone for our property, so how do you pay your bills then? _ our property, so how do you pay your bills then? but all of mynhs friends -ot bills then? but all of mynhs friends got paid _ bills then? but all of mynhs friends got paid full pay. for being off sick _ got paid full pay. for being off sick. , , ., got paid full pay. for being off sick. , , :, sor , sick. let me '

in accordance with the law and driving off a more is louisa lam, hold fast for the people's republic of news. your gentleman revisited was published in chinese by lee young. have the result. what do you make of china investigating lead for court endangering national security? i mean i think that's a very bad sign. uh charge is such is endangering national security um, really very serious in china and could bring loan jail sentences. so the fact that a book publisher is being investigated on these grounds is, i mean it's bad for him, but it's also sending a message to our other publishers in taiwan. because his company published a lot of a sense of 2 books of a huge range of books, but they publish some books that perhaps of the other publishes, might shy away from. so i think it's sending a message to the whole industry as you're going to point out in the published books that are critical of the communist party. i mean, do you think you ever consider that he might be in danger when he's wasting china? i wouldn't be able to tell you what went through his mind, but i mean it's um that

call by phone or order on our website lam. what are ideas? what kolya no people?ur husband with friends. seems like all night. ok, yana, i understand you, go home, i am now. i'll come. the third city medical staff, that means a white uniform, well, it means that the plate came already in it to buy a woman’s uniform, maybe he didn’t buy it, he took a host doctor he knew was wounded. larger size. this is the uniform they wear. it's clear. ok then. but tell me, please, they walk in this form. no who is it? come on slowly. took advantage of your feelings for him so you didn't report the injury though they understood that they were breaking the law , they understood everything, but they could not do anything with themselves. i release you on a subscription they leave. if you have any questions, ask, if not, subscribe become a legal wife, as long as we want to live just together for ourselves. love which were absolutely correct in my life on saturday at 21:25 on ntv you are super 60+ new season on sunday at 22:00. when you need something, check out the weekly promotion.

lam nick i am nick marsh live at the g7 summit in hiroshima. on the agenda this weekend, the global economy, ukraine, china and artificial intelligence. disney scraps a multi—million plan to build a corporate campus in florida amid an ongoing spat with the state's governor. welcome to asia business report with me, mariko oi. it's 830 in the morning here in singapore and 9:30am in hiroshima japan. leaders from some of the world's richest nations in the japanese city to the g7 summit meeting stop looming large over the agenda, the us debt ceiling impasse. this is even as we're some signs of a potential breakthrough in talks. us presidentjoe biden even had cut short his asia—pacific itinerary due to this. let's bring in nick marsh. this is somewhat of the last addition i guess to an already very jampacked agenda that those leaders had to discuss. really jampacked — leaders had to discuss. really jampacked agenda _ leaders had to discuss. really jampacked agenda but - leaders had to discuss. really jampacked agenda but this i leaders had to discuss

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which was felt well today in the southern slopes of alborz, including in tehran, and reached about 60 lams per hour at mehrabad airport, also the phenomenon dominant for the central parts of the southern regions as well as the eastern half may our country be ready for tomorrow, which is dusty and windy to the extent that the central and eastern parts of the persian gulf are rough and turbulent , as well as the strait of hormuz. the turkish presidential election was extended to the second round, none of the candidates could more than get 50% of the votes, on the other hand, with the finalization of the results of the turkish parliamentary elections, president erdoğan's coalition won half of the seats in the parliament. a fateful day passed for the 85 million turkish population, but the fate was determined. from the end of the simultaneous elections the parliament and the presidency of turkey started and until the end of the night the majority of the votes went in favor of erdogan, the candidate of the presidential coalition, but with the arrival of the majority of the votes of his rival qur

i can do nothing but sit with it for a minute, or curl up to cope. lam in pain because i have somethingu probably haven't heard of it. i hadn't either until i was told eight months ago that i have it. after decades of painful, heavy periods. periods that made me pass out, sweat, cry, moan, groan, curl up in a tight ball, having to sleep on a towel. i'd set myself an alarm every three hours at night to make sure i changed my tampon. a lifetime of being told, you are just unlucky, it's one of those things. a lifetime of changing my behaviour, adapting my plans, changing my life to cope with the pain. and i am just one of many, many more women. there has been a huge response to the story. there has been a huge response to the story. now a story that has made us all smile in the newsroom today. a chipshop worker in whitby is helping his customers fend off unwanted attention by seagulls — by dressing as a giant bird of prey. corey grieveson patrols the quayside dressed as an eagle to discourage the seabirds. it comes as north yorkshire council is developing a "gull strategy" to deter the bir

we received one million cubic meters of water that can go behind the kamal khan marafet dam to the lam yazra area which is out of my hands . one is that the rainfall is not good we mentioned the documentary form of the satellite images and presented that the water flow was suitable for life and was sufficient, and in order for the iranian eagle to be released , we share the watershed of afghanistan with the two watersheds of hirmand and harirud. the field of environment, the term hamon international wetland, does not count in your account, afghanistan reached a point where the president warned afghanistan and the sistan and baluchistan region of afghanistan and the region of sistan and baluchistan province to release the water of hirmand and nahida khodadadi of the sda news agency mr. kazemi with the same statements of president, let's start, what happened that at this point in time, the president also commented and reacted to the right of abe hirmand, in the name of allah , rahman al-rahim, to the clear statements of the president the other day regarding securing the right of our coun

yes, lam, where it's nice and sunny. when did you come over?total. it's my third night. have you been camped out here...? i'm going to be here tonight. excited. - a bit nervous. obviously it's a big day ahead. but, no, we can't wait. - bells peal. announcement: coronation day is here. to make sure everybody has the best experience, please consider others and pack up your tents to make space along the processional route. and good morning to you, saturday morning. it's 5 live breakfast with rachel burden and chris warburton on coronation day. i'm outside westminster abbey this morning, where the king and queen will be crowned later today. coronation day. last time there was one of these, millions were watching television for the very first time. now, in the uk, the bbc is using 150 cameras for broadcasts over coronation weekend. this is a global media event. morning music from peer gynt by grieg plays the scale of the operation is vast. these are all temporary tv and radio studios, built at the prime coronation locations. morning music from peer

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lam, any other caller in the queue, please? >> madam clerk, that was the last caller in the queue. >> thank you, mr. president. >> public comment for item 36 is closed. supervisor melgar. >> thank you president peskin. thank you mr. pickens for that update. i want to thank the members and leadership of seiu 1021 for your constant work and support saving laguna honda and to panthers and advocate said for support of the hospital. thank you colleagues for your attention and think in your comments we do have a road map. i do think that we now can see the end of the tunnel, we are not quite out, but i think we are headed in the right direction and when we do achieve that recertification the onus will be on us to make sure that this never happens again. we have a long-term coordinating council in san francisco that is supposed to see the continuum of things and i have not really seen where they are, so i do think that there is something to be said about a regulatory or better regulatory structure to make sure that what we are seeing

lam, any other caller in the queue, please? >> madam clerk, that was the last caller in the queue. >> thank you, mr. president. >> public comment for item 36 is closed. supervisor melgar. >> thank you president peskin. thank you mr. pickens for that update. i want to thank the members and leadership of seiu 1021 for your constant work and support saving laguna honda and to panthers and advocate said for support of the hospital. thank you colleagues for your attention and think in your comments we do have a road map. i do think that we now can see the end of the tunnel, we are not quite out, but i think we are headed in the right direction and when we do achieve that recertification the onus will be on us to make sure that this never happens again. we have a long-term coordinating council in san francisco that is supposed to see the continuum of things and i have not really seen where they are, so i do think that there is something to be said about a regulatory or better regulatory structure to make sure that what we are seeing

lam? >> yes, hello. i want to express condolences of banko brown's family as well but i like to read the addresses. 900 pence pennsylvania avenue. (indiscernible) 1050 marine street. 357 ellis street. 1156 valencia. 1525 waller street. 152 church street. 1751 sacramento street. 240 church street. 701 alabama street. 500 dunarrow street. 2579 washington street. 1239 turk street. 160 capp street. 3811 mission. 2565 post street. 330 ellis street. 3145 23 street. 965 mission street. 741 30 avenue. 1426 fillmore street. 3265 16 street. 32 ocean avenue. 3090 23 street. 101 gold mine drive. 1975 post street. 25 lake street. 1601 (indiscernible) 1450 powell street. 1182 market street. 368 10th avenue. 1290 fillmore street. 3010 noriega street. 4464 mission street. 827 (indiscernible) 1010 mission street. 1200 florida street. 925 stockton street. 456 ellis street. 321 taravel street. 875 o'farrel street. 1325 florida street. 65 beverly street. those are all food banks so there is a lot of talk today about poverty

lam? >> yes, hello. i want to express condolences of banko brown's family as well but i like to read the addresses. 900 pence pennsylvania avenue. (indiscernible) 1050 marine street. 357 ellis street. 1156 valencia. 1525 waller street. 152 church street. 1751 sacramento street. 240 church street. 701 alabama street. 500 dunarrow street. 2579 washington street. 1239 turk street. 160 capp street. 3811 mission. 2565 post street. 330 ellis street. 3145 23 street. 965 mission street. 741 30 avenue. 1426 fillmore street. 3265 16 street. 32 ocean avenue. 3090 23 street. 101 gold mine drive. 1975 post street. 25 lake street. 1601 (indiscernible) 1450 powell street. 1182 market street. 368 10th avenue. 1290 fillmore street. 3010 noriega street. 4464 mission street. 827 (indiscernible) 1010 mission street. 1200 florida street. 925 stockton street. 456 ellis street. 321 taravel street. 875 o'farrel street. 1325 florida street. 65 beverly street. those are all food banks so there is a lot of talk today about poverty

carol lam, let's start with you. legally speaking here, what does it mean for a former president to be held liable in a civil court of law for sexual abuse? >> well, it does not mean that he can't continue running for president, even if it was a criminal conviction, he can continue running for president as long as it is not a conviction for treason. but what this does do, of course, is create something of a drag on his candidacy. and it is, however, simply to bring a lawsuit against somebody who is simply running to be the president as opposed to someone who actually is the president. we saw all the difficulties involved with bringing a civil suit while people are actually president. there are a lot of tensions that arise because the president has to go along with the presidents duty. and so the fact that trump is not actually the president at this time does make things easier for plaintiffs. >> renato mariotti, let's talk about that appeal being filed by the ex president. carroll's lawyer told msnbc she has really f

let's bring in nbc news correspondent george solis and former federal prosecutor, carol lam.we hearing in opening statements so far? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, ana. opening arguments starting before 10:00. the prosecution up first and they are really just going through all of the details of this massacre, this case more than four years in the making, the defense will have their opportunity to make their case before the jury of 12 and 6 alternates, 7 men and 11 women, the suspect, robert bowers, in the courtroom, we're told pretty alert talking to his defense team right now. a couple of interesting things taking place this morning. the jury prior to the jury entering defense reminded there should be no mention of the death penalty or mental health as this is going to be used during the penalty phase of the discussion because this is really taking part in two phased, first whether or not he is guilty and it's a unanimous verdict of guilty, then they will move over to that discussion, that divisive discussion of whether or not he shall be sentenced to death. as we know the

flow that could spread the eagle of iran behind the kamal khan dam was diverted towards the area of ​​lamra , which was already out of our hands. i understand and this is the reason why the minutes of the meeting have not been signed, because what i had in mind has not achieved the necessary results , and it cannot be implemented. once again, in this meeting, i will ask why what you mentioned is agreed upon by both sides and accepted by both sides. there will be problems in the implementation and the meeting of what is proposed will not be implemented during all the meetings of the last 12 years, which were held in the call for meetings, the senior officials of baku are committed to the implementation of the contract, but the justification that must be given is that the rainfall is not good, and the water is scarce. the rainfall was adequate and sufficient, and in order for the iranian eagle to be released, the second thing that must be said is that iran has taken over the water supply . there was a lot of waiting for the flow may the water flow towards iran, the important thing is to det

speaker, lam in speaker for science minister.aker, i am in regular correspondence with the devolved administrations about the illegal migration bill. i recently met with the scottish cabinet secretary for the scottish cabinet secretary for the constitution angus robertson and last week i wrote to the cabinet secretary for social justice, proposing a meeting, which i hope will happen later this week. mat will happen later this week. not onl is will happen later this week. not only is this _ will happen later this week. not only is this bill _ will happen later this week. iirrt only is this bill being driven through parliament at breakneck speed but the scottish government has been given no opportunity yet to consider these proposals properly before they are introduced. does the minister therefore agree that any regulations it would amend, repeal or revoke any scottish legislation on any devolved matter cannot possibly come into force through this bill without the consent of the scottish ministers?— scottish ministers? well, i thin

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we know from studying the military expenditure at over the lam, a remarkable reality for every dollar spent on the military producers less in the way of new jobs. then it did 5 years ago. even less than 10 years ago. in other words, the labor component of outlays on defense has been shrinking and nobody should be much surprised. that's mainly because our military is more and more mechanized, more and more computerized more. i'm you don't generate the kinds of job numbers you did baby in the 1950s, sixties, or seventies. you don't do that any more, which helps explain why on employment and so on in the high military spending. but there's a deeper problem here, which is very illogical and comes down almost to a question of economic literacy. if you ask the question of a worker or a vote in the street, and you say, are you concerned that if the military budget is reduced, less money will come? but no one in their right mind has ever suggested that you cut the military budget and don't do anything else. the whole point of saving money on the military, spending less on military activity is

impresionantes las imÁgenes, porque bueno se ve bastante afectado el edificio, no hubo mÁs vÍctimas que lamaya metiendo el auto en el agua despuÉs de haber acelerado por la orilla la mujer del 26 aÑos iba con una amiga, y dijo ser la conductora dijo que querÍa solamente dar la vuelta. >>> en new york van a utilizar una cÁrcel cerrada durante varios aÑos frente al, central park parco para ubicar inmigrantes solicitante de asilo se trata del antiguo centro correccional lincoln del manhattan que fue clausurado por el exgobernador cuomo en el d 2019. >>> urgen a probar el aumento en el techo de la deuda. que evitarÍa asÍ un incremento catÁlogos trÁfico de paÍs. se espera que el proyecto de ley llegue a la cÁmara el miÉrcoles por la noche. zulema salvarazar con los detal. >>> quÉ tal. lÍderes comienzan la semana en washington con reuniones y llamadas con sus miembros mientras revisan el texto que incluye una extensiÓn de dos aÑos. >>> si bien se llegÓ ap acuerdo de buena fe como lo escribiÓ el presidente biden con el lÍderes republicano para elevar el techo de la deuda viene la parte difÍcil cop

lam? >> madam clerk, no callers in the queue. >> thank you. >> public comment for item 36 is closed and roll call, please. >> item 36, dorsey, aye. engardio, aye. mandelman, aye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye. preston, aye. ronen, aye. safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. chan, aye. there are 11 ayes. >> thank you madam clerk. please read item 25? >> item 25, this is the 3 p.m. special order. this is for the board to convene public hearing to sit as committee of the whole on the operational impact of labor dispute at the felten institute. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you very much. colleagues, for holding this hearing today as a committee of the quhole and thank in particular president peskin making room on the agenda and making it happen. colleagues, the felton institute provides mental health and social services and are treatment that transform lives. special emphasis on the needs of under served communities including children, elderly, people living with disabilities and families who liv

god guarded lam at 13:00. news of the news section and the calendar of iran 2019. iranians will be sent to the land of revelation from the third of khordad, according to the announcement of the hajj and ziarat organization. iranians will continue to visit the land until july 1st. this year, more than two million pilgrims from different countries will be sent to the land of revelation to perform hajj and the first group of foreign pilgrims are pakistanis who will enter saudi arabia from may 31. review talks in afghanistan affairs according to mr. kazemi qomi, afghanistan's governing body , the removal of obstacles to the flow of water from the kamal khan dam in afghanistan, including the repair of the dam's outlet valves and the correction of the water channel to iran and the specialists of the ministry of energy of our country are waiting for the permission to visit the water supply sources and the men's route . we will take action shahrouz sokhnouri, known as alex, was executed for the crime of human trafficking for the purpose of prostitution. alex was involved i

let her tell through the lam. know, he still took money from him, but he treated him. but dinner, and champagne. that was the name of this absent-minded young man. i could be very wrong, but in my opinion, it is petrchik that did not allow rostov to win. you are not wrong about yourself. pyotr tchaikovsky that's it, then go to the next stage. a coin maybe and a dream is stupid dowry two business people are discussing the heroine of the drama. his name is larisa gudalova. and vasily vozhevatov declares. you're just how simple she asks my changer of nurses, that is, stupidly. how does vozhevatov answer him? vozhevatov says that she, that is, does not have cunning, like a mother, that is, she always says what is not necessary and they ask nothing, that is , to speak the truth and in a polite manner, yes, the truth, and such a truth cannot be spoken without devotees. there is a legend and a smart girl, because the correct answer is vozhevat not stupid tricks, no. not in the mother of that one all the tricks. and all o

application and agriculture. jump to that research could even help predict impending catastrophes like lam slides and money, it's unable to do one thing. conversion as an example. observing droplet impacts helps to determine the surrounding soil's movements. mostly we can use the model from individual droplets and simulate bass on a launch of scale. was that way, whether i had a 100 drops 1000. i'd be able to say that theorist weekly this amount to swell, which means i could then use that to predict erosion process. it drops that research as an enormous field because there are more drop flips than just those that fold from above. that's why that's a droplet canon in the lab. it allows the research team to produce drugs that full as an angle. the alteration causes completely different physical reactions when the droplets full at an angle, a symmetrical structure has a created and the secondary droplets that special way also behave differently. and i guess hard ones to investigate this variable, fluid dynamics of a real spare to support. she recognizes that people who want physicists often p