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to change the lens, to remove this cloudy lens, you can put a lens like this ordinary one.maybe such a multifocal one. you see, there are different tricks, then a person in general can see well both far and well near, as with normal. we solve the problem of press biopsy too. what do you think, is the operation to replace the lens difficult, how long does it take? what do you think, here it is necessary to get inside the eye, the operation lasts an hour thinks, our guest does not have surgery, i go in real mode time, how professor konovalov operates is an ingenious technology that was invented and developed and today is just everywhere. now you see the patient lying on the couch. meshal egorovich widens his eye and drips into it, she cools down. yes, contraindications on dripping eye drops, does not feel anything, then through a tiny puncture. 2 mm he gets there, the smallest vacuum cleaner this vacuum cleaner crushes crystals and aspirin with ultrasound and sucks it inside. and now you see a clean capsule, already without the old crunch, implanted into your native capsule a

oh len we have arrived, yes, yes, we have come to visit.aby, when we say hello, we will do. this is how we free our hands from the face. what is the reason for the trap family to kindly agree to accept us and those they they work on a local farm and cut fish there, which the children then took. there are five in this family. and all the older daughters have already gotten married and even given birth to grandchildren; they live in the next house. but this is what this is for. this is a partition, so that the children don’t fall in the water. come out here, here is the bedroom, put on a mosquito net and lie down. how are you all accommodated here? but we can hardly get everything together, the girls fight all the time. who is on which side? yeah, who will he sleep with? yes, but you also looked at hammocks as we use cradles. well, you can take a nap during the day windy days are much better than the heat from her fan. at least their battery saves the day. now he will show us how they are . show us how you sleep here in your favorite place. y

len, well, you 're having a renovation, be patient, you 'll need it, okay, len, i'll just be there foryour strongest trait. listen, egorka, well, you really made me happy, well done, listen, and you learned this at the conservatory, yes, what a conservatory there is in aleksandrovka, that’s how i select servants, a nugget or something, wow, in aleksandrovka, that means you give concerts, i work in aleksandrovka, like... everything, it’s clear, why come here? i read the advertisement, saxophonists are looking for a sign, i think, what if they take it? yes, of course, i'll take it, come on, good luck to you, self-made man, come on, don't bother with 3g here, i need it wi-fi, why do we need wi-fi, that we can’t come up with a gift like that, yeah, a book, a book, the best gift, well, how long will this publicity last, who’s from where, why? egor, wonderful, burn, egor, if you like it, everything is fine, in the evening you are already working at the banquet, let's start with the standards, let's go. okay, doxy. and you don’t remember, well, take the notes. guys, you’re on time, and we hav

the women in the opening match punk lens and back takes it in stride. and the doctor slog defeated. maybe for a brief moment when the final whistle blew otherwise, not at all who the nigerian team was really good. we could help like we tried to do . they were better and best asa end or wants to avoid starting his tournaments with a loss. he hopes to go far, maybe even secure a place on the podium. andrew says archery is mainly a mind game and he feels mentally strong. the thing that encourage me more, more than anything, is that this competition depends only on myself. because in training, i did well. the fight is against yourself. you cannot the fact what others will do despite finishing force and the preliminaries he wasn't satisfied with his performance. i had the very good start and then a something happened, a low concentration that we replaced the face on the target because it was during and from then i started a diving in the quarter finals and faces off against the romanian. who's the head of him? to have any hope of clinching a metal? he must ease his next shot. the ausa en

because drain pete lens and ultimately unable to store water. oxygen also gets to the pete that causes mineralization which releases climate damage and gases like c o 2. and in some cases, even nitrous oxide, which is even more harmful 6 percent of greenhouse gas emissions and the battery, i come from drain to pete lens mode every year. our little bit of heat land can store carbon dioxide produced 518000 cars. it's almost about 1100 hector as have been re naturalized, and once they're covered and piedmont has again, will have a real carbon saying here when to expect. there is a 220000 tech tabs of people and in bavaria are alone. and just 5 percent of f as in time, and that's still a lot of potential to protect the climate and prevent flooding. let us read why and know over to you. do you have a science question? send it to us as a video, text or voice mail. if we answer it on the air, we'll give you a little surprise. is it? thank you. this week's question comes from roughly on nunez from finland. the why do auroras are new to the expos, and wh

the question is, is the racial hostile environment lens, the disability hostile environment lens, ifptures including ae curricular choice lends itself to the creation or perpetuation or support of a hostile environment, then the score you to take corrective action. it doesn't assuming they need to change their choice but does mean do we need to ensure that the environment is safe and apart for students to learn without discrimination. we would be l able to look at it that way. my views as assistant about the appropriate choices for literacy and democracy literacy and literacy, you know, have lots of thoughts on as a mom come as a human being but as a chief civil rights enforcer, that's nots an area that he get to delve too fart into. >> thanks. thank you for being here. i am the executive vice president for policy here at american progress, really appreciate the conversational vy much with both of you and thank you for joining us on this last week of august before school starts. i wanted to bring you back to the supreme court decision and a noted when jared asked to the question kind

it really sunk lens and back and ask the engine, have fought their way back to life and sports. help them do it during their we can do so. the state earned a lot of respect and recognition for this service which has left its mark on them and all the others here. the we love us. we love diversity. anything unusual. no mountain is too high. no road is too long and such a faith ordinary we all this specialist of lifestyle, 009. next on d w. what do birth control pills have to do with folks with this is where the nazis experimented with contraceptive method subjecting women to unimaginable cruelty under the guise of science. and the last survivors tell their story to this to me. you know, swings the untold story of block 10 in 45 minutes on d w. we say they're about never giving up every weekend on dw, the it's that time of year again, october 1st will answer some of the most pressing questions about this famous beer festival will also meet the designer who combines british corp tour with african influences and will experience the pizza margarita in its hometown of naples, all this

disability, hostile environment lens? if, if, if any school choice, including a curricular choice lends itself to the creation or perpetuation or support of a hostile environment, then the school would need to take corrective action. it doesn't necessarily mean that they need to change the curricular choice, but it does mean that they would need to ensure that the environment is safe and appropriate for students to learn without discrimination. so we, we would be able to look at it that way. my views as a citizen a about the, the appropriate choices for literacy and, and democracy, literacy and, and literacy about internet savvy work. you know, i have lots of thoughts on it as a mom. i have lots of thoughts on it as a human being, but as the, the chief civil rights enforcer in the nation's schools, that's not an area that, that i get to delve too far into. >> thanks. i'm and thank you for being here. i'm mara redman, the executive vice president for policy here at american progress. really appreciated the conversation ver

so we're going to discuss territory if you discuss it through the lens of the military threat. that is, that it's being suppressed that, that, uh, ukraine presents via a proxy army. then that exposes that. russia sees a military threat and they're addressing a military threat. so they have to discuss it through the land of, of taking more land. they are, therefore, they can say putting wants to take more land and it doesn't take them back to a discussion of rushes rush it. the reason russia is addressing the military abilities of ukraine is because that's what they see as a threat is high. and so i think that, that, that's the bottom line of that 12 mistake garland is absolutely right, because you can, then we have this a symmetrical understanding. what's going on garlands right? it's about security and, you know, folks, i, i don't want to sound like a broken record, but december 17th before the start of the conflict. that's what russia said. we want to talk about security and the state department blew it off. okay. and they didn't take it seriously for ukraine because now with

but i mean, it's about time they start putting up a lens of reality on this here because it's only uh, prolonging a, a conflict. the ukraine has no possibility of winning misty. yeah, you're absolutely right. the problem is i don't think that they're going to do that . i mean, i've seen that play out so many times. i mean, it took what 20 years for people to admit that iraq with that idea. so it's unlikely that that's going to happen. i think, as you just said, there's going to be a lot of spend put on this situation. they're going to try to, you know, make it as pretty as possible while also trying to save as much space as possible. i just don't know that we're going to see the kind of a crow eating, but you think that there needs to be. i think that there is far too much narcissism in far too much pride involved in that situation was a very good point though rachel. one thing you can hide, though is public opinion of cnn recently had a poll, 55 percent of those poll. do not want more money being said ukraine. germany is starting to de industrialize. inflation remains high and europe

it's a positive one of the largest pete lens and stuff in germany. the area used to look like this, covered with ditches and the water levels to fairly low. it a huge peak struction area. probably right. some back us still remembers the time back when he was still a little boy. when we met the dakota with, if you look down there, the whole area was black and done when the wind blew will never clouds of dust and everything was dark and black looked like scorch stars before it on the. so get some way more than 200 years ago, pete was caught by hunter to heat living rooms towards the end of the 19th century, it began to be extracted on an industrial scale. fastest fuel then from the 1950s, mainly for posting soil. those practices ended in 2005 and now the water is collected instead of drained something that helps the climate, wildlife and humans. landscape ecologist canadian has been working with people and since the 1980s she knows the home for the interventions come the repairs and the pete lens and then provide even more she and her husband examined

that i bring to it is the enforcement lens.at what, what must you do to correct this thing that you have done that has harmed someone? >> i want to thank you so much for being here and joining us in conversation. just thank you for your time and thank you for your work. thank you. thank you all for coming in. thank you. i really appreciate it. thank you. thanks for having me. i think you just reminded. ♪♪ funded by these television companies and more including midco. ♪♪ >> midcoast of course she spent as a public service along with piece of television providers giving a front row seat to democracy. >> the u.s. senate returns today 3:00 p.m. eastern. senators will vote for 5:30 p.m. to advance the nomination of federal reserve board jefferson to be vice chair. later in the week lawmakers are expected to continue work of the federal

sab len ka is now the world number one.'s been a semifinalist in all four of the grand slam tournaments this year. she won the australia open. she is now in another final. coco gauff has it in her to do this. she's got to understand the power game of sab len ka and control her emotions. it's going to be crazy for coco. this is an unbelievable time in women's tennis. what coco gauff needs to do is control those emotions. she's a pro, she's fantastic. and play the game that she knows well and ride that wave of emotion at the u.s. open in that tennis center on arthur ashe court and stadium. >> i have to write that down. i like that cuckoo for cocoa puffs. i admire sab len ka also but there's something very refreshing about what we've been seeing over the last couple of days. christine brennan, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> straight ahead, we are tracking hurricane lee. the slow-moving storm is expected to create dangerous conditions along the east coast. get help reaching your goals with j j.p. morgan wealth plan, a di

away, please, len, yes, the hospitality is not the best it’s a strong trait of yours, listen, egorkayone else, it’s clear , but why did i read the advertisement, saxophonists are looking , i think, for a sign, suddenly they’ll take it, but of course, i’ll take it, come on, good luck to you, self-made man, no hey, there’s 3g here, we need wi-fi, why do we need wi-fi , we can’t come up with a gift like that, yeah, a book, a book, the best gift, well, this publicity will last for a long time. dare, who, where, why, egor, wonderful, burn, egor, if you like it, everything is fine, in the evening on you’re already working at the banquet, let’s start with the standards, come on, summer, okay, doxy, and don’t remember, well, take the notes. guys, you’re on time, and we have a new saxophonist here, so he froze, continue, everyone’s attention. did i ask you to play? doxy? it's clear. dead writers, that means, fundamentals of tourism, tourism management, thank you, managing consumer preferences in the field of domestic, what hey, what are you doing, you can’t do that with books, no, it’s just a

to the question when we talk about capabilities needed, we talk about it through the lens of blind, cn kill. the ability to operate a contested space and deliver the effects we are tasked to do. have the persistent understanding of the battle space where everything is at every second quality. the kill piece are the weapons, the right weapons with the right number of weapons and the network that links them to affect and close the kill chain. my argument is all of my geographic combatant brothers and sisters want and need the same capability. we refer to it in terms of decision superiority. that means first, we have it today but we need to accelerate it and we need to stay in front of any adversaries. when you talk about capabilities. we could talk about some programs we put in place. replicator falls right into the weapons pile. so, we think we could easily operationalize that and we have some great partners. thank you. >> for at least a decade, we have talked about competitive advantages vis-a-vis the chinese and challenges. if you look at the region through the lens of the chinese tod

an astronomical visual refractor, its lens is 5 inches 13 centimeters, the focal length is 2 meters, about 2 meters, so it has a focal length of about 2 meters, a clock mechanism is inserted here. here is the electric motor makes 10 revolutions per minute and through this gear. it transmits movement to the telescope and the telescope makes one revolution per day. that is , if, for example, you pointed at a star and aimed at planets. came out 15 minutes later. she ’s there, that is, she doesn’t go away, she doesn’t go away, just like here you can’t look at the sun at the sun, of course. but look, here. right here yes, yes, in general, look, there are few spots. little today, so the weather activity is sunny now, if you try to look through a telescope. look what's happening guys. you see, guys. this is how the olympic flame is lit. that's all, enough, one hole is enough, except for the stars, the moon, the planets, the comets, whatever is in the sky, you can see everything. airplane , bird, sometimes birds fly by in our lens, guys, we photographed the iss . i have dreamed about astrono

airplane birdie birds sometimes fly by in our lens, guys. we took pictures guys. it's closed, then we're not here. if the ford door is open, then we are here inside, the most memorable knowledge comes through emotions, and there are emotions. i dreamed about astronomy since childhood. and that’s why for me, of course, it’s joy and those kids who look with sparkling eyes. for me, the balm on my heart is not being an astronaut, but only being an astronomer, but because since the fourth grade i had already bought all the books that were popular on astronomy; in the soviet union they cost a penny and not for everyone. oh, and i didn’t miss a single book, i even regretted it when i hmm in moscow i came to the famous astronomer samarin, and i was surprised that he had three to four books on astronomy of the same name. i say, why are you buying so much? and when i lead a circle of acquaintances and get to know the guys , some books go missing, so he bought several copies. so my wife is an astronomer. we studied together in veliky novgorod in the graduate school of the no

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it really sunk lens and back and ask the engine, have fought their way back to life and sports. help them do it during their we can just of course they earned a lot of respect and recognition for their service, which has left its mark on them and all the others here the and what she did is are listed as, let's say we're focusing on freedom of expression, and how the content of the pricing for the voices to be high. prices advise you guys. course we don't. the question is, where is the line between active as we mentioned is inside the we see in the line, i maintain that there is a line down the fortunes, the 77 percent. what is next? on the flying rivers created by water falls, water particles into trees, sweating out up to 1000 liters of water in a day for sea forest fires, evaporating large amounts of moisture at the answer in the invisible river that flows through this guy in 45 minutes on d w the words people have to say that's why we listen to every weekend on d w the this week on the 77 percent street to the bait that come less of people what, what do you need to do as a re

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i come from drain to pete lens mode every year. our little bit of heat land can store and the carbon dioxide produced 518000 cars. it's almost about 1100 hector as have been re naturalized, and once they're covered in piedmont has again, will have a real carbon sink here. going to fax that over to $120000.00 tech tons of people and in bavaria are alone and just 5 percent of f as in time. and that's still a lot of potential to protect the climate and prevent flooding. let us read why and know over to you. do you have a science question? send it to us as a video, text or voice mail. if we answer it on the air, we'll give you a little surprise. is it? thank you. this week's question comes from roughly on nunez from finland. the why do live or is there any occur at the expos, and what makes them so colorful the risk and take different phones, whether they come dropped behaving cuttings in the sky or bright, elongated bands. that depends how turbulent things are in the atmosphere and magnetic field. the, the auroras to northern and sout

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oh len we have arrived, yes, yes, we have come to visit.hat a delight, baby, when we say hello we will do. this is how we free our hands to accept us kindly, the gangway family agreed, and they work on a local farm, cutting fish there, which they then took the children. in this family, five times and all the eldest daughters have already married and even given birth to grandchildren, they live in a neighboring house, and this is a partition so that the children do not fall into the water. come here, here is the bedroom , put on the mosquito net and lie down. how are you all accommodated here? but we can hardly get everything together, the girls fight all the time. who is on which side? yeah, who will he sleep with? yes, but you also have hammocks and see how we use cradles. well, during the day you can take a nap on windy days, the heat from the fan is much better. at least their battery saves the day. now he will show us how they are . show us how you sleep here in your favorite place. you're probably dreaming, just like that, alone sleepi

alfonso and julianne say len spirit will definitely be with them in the ballroom. >> i knew len since ten years old and he judged me before i was ever even a thought or dancing with the stars was ever even a thought. but len really was such a centerpiece of what made this show absolutely the integral show that it is. and we will all feel his presence for sure. >> yeah, i do know that several of the dancers are already making sure that they are, you know, making sure that the technique is right for len, even though he's not going to be in the ballroom physically, he will be there emotionally, mentally and spiritually. the longtime friends say they are focusing on hosting, so we will not see them dancing. >> well, not yet, anyway. >> there's a lot of talk about us at some point in the season doing a little routine together. so yeah, for me that would be, you know, part of a dream come true. i get to dance with this legend. she is amazing. but. but we're just excited, really, about, you know, being able to co-host together. but we might, we might move around a little bit. you know, just

the comment perspective that we study is the fun, is kind of through the lens and the path. when we actually look at s t that the moments where regular people have bonded together and can it's even though the government codes have stopped, many counselor states have funding since 2010 up to 1000 youth centers have been shut down. so many young people, life is becoming increasingly difficult and dangerous. tell me more like helps those who had been impacted by buttons the a spaces, the grandpa to state needs grew up there. right. this is barbara. could you just tell me a little bit about what was going not pay that 1st made you want to be black in your community? part of it is the issues that we experienced here from such a young age, living in poverty, see and injustice experiencing injustice. i'm being exposed to such extreme violence and when i was i need to steve my next door neighbor, my child, his friend marvin. he was on killed a month before his 18th birthday. i'm so yeah, that was destiny of customers for me to one to one on the found housing because i couldn't even

yes, it occupies one sixth of the entire membrane of the eye and this is the main lens of our eye, it quality. come to us, please, any person who wants to, come out, now i want to put glasses on you. i'm just putting glasses on you. just like that, look, now you see professor konovalov and the glasses correctly. and now this is how i put them on you, what happened with professor konovalov. he turned upside down. yes, that's right, that's right. our optical system works with the eye. it sends a reduced size image to the retina and flips it flips it and then the brain builds this picture, takes information from one of the other classes and creates one picture , so we get full binocular and stereoscopic vision. so, look, the cornea reduces the image. turning it upside down, imagine, yes, that is, in fact, the eye itself sees the world upside down in the same way as you understood me, but only the brain turns this picture back and returns the world to this position. you knew about this. no. now know, the human body in general. here's where you can believe in god believe in god you can, wh

alfonso and julianne say len spirit will definitely be with them in the ballroom. >> i knew len sinced me before i was ever even a thought or dancing with the stars was ever even a thought. but len really was such a centerpiece of what made this show absolutely the integral show that it is. and we will all feel his presence for sure. >> yeah, i do know that several of the dancers are already making sure that they are, you know, making sure that the technique is right for len. even though he's not going to be in the ballroom room physically, he will be there emotionally, mentally and spiritually. >> the longtime friends say they are focusing on hosting, so we will not see them dancing, saying, well, not yet anyway. >> there is a lot of talk about us at some point in the season in doing a little routine together. so yeah, for me that would be, you know, part of a dream come true. i get to dance with this legend. she is amazing. but but we're just excited really, about, you know, being able to co-host together. but we might, we might move around a little bit, you know, just a little bit

in radio , we are facing a phenomenon, that is the microphone it worked, maybe, for example, the lens with a camera in cinema and tv, but it is more sensitive and difficult , maybe because the camera and lens have a manager, the director of the filming, who is controlling it, and actually coordinates with you, but you are a radio microphone. it's really hard work, a lot of radio kids work hard, and it's hard work. theater has its own difficulties. it's another form of cinema , as well as television, and so on. in fact , the experience of an actor helps him after a period when he can cope. it's really hard for radio. it's a hard job , i'm not satisfied, and mr. mehrabi, please be kind to me my thanks to dr. rouhani, the general director of performing arts for the show, which i wanted to see very, very easily, but i heard from them that they are young and creative managers and patrons of artists , and i became the mushroom of this radio show. after all these years of acting experience, i admit i was scared on the first day with me, as they famously say, i am afraid of being away, i was

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airplane birdies birds sometimes fly by in our lens, the guys we photographed the space station.ut astronomy since childhood. and that's why it's for me, of course, it's a joy and those guys who look with fiery eyes. for me