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the lm democrats will not concede.and they and they will say that now look at one american who does not even understand that he will soon be told that he is also our project. we are experiencing perhaps the greatest , possibly the worst, energy crisis in the last 50 years. gasoline and diesel prices are at record highs. high and inventories at record lows. this administration has no strategy. how can we help get out of this and frankly, all of their actions are counterproductive for those of us who are trying to solve the problem. here he is buried. e, the ruler of the united arab emirates and appointed elected his successor, who reads russia as his second home. well, it doesn't hint at anything. i simply stated that the technological institute in odessa would then not be russia; it was considered the second home of russia then, especially the united states. yes, something tells me that when our the leadership decided to start a special operation. it did not suspect such a stunning result, which is understandable. it h

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enduring and more comfortable, mass production can begin in a year, albert musin's report sparkling lmseady looks like a king. angara the plane is now undergoing final tests before taking its place under the clouds to the left to the right for its future leader of small aviation is replacing the legendary an-2, which spent almost 80 years in the sky, developed. he was in ukraine, issued in poland, the sanctions became the last argument for replacing the veteran. maintenance of correctness. these aircraft lose their meaning due to the loss of ruined interaction with the state where e was not produced, with the manufacturing states. uh, therefore, to make up for this does not depend on and obtain the independence of regional aviation. this is one of the main tasks of this project developed an aircraft in record time. minpromtorg. i signed a contract for the creation of this project in october 2019, and after only 3 years. the first sample soared into the sky. a turboshaft engine with a capacity of 800 horsepower and a cruising speed of the aircraft of 300 km / h was created from scratch a

i think the lms stockholm 30 index closed 2% lower. no, from city.servers say this kind of error could potentially cause both monetary and reputational damage to the city. nasdaq said it will not cancel any trade made on the nordic markets. haidi: goldman-s trading desk is in the spotlight for a different reason. su: -- and the regulatory filings goldman sachs reported a winning streak by the trading desk. 32 days on the first quarter, which is at least once every other day. the trading desk revenue exceeded $100 million. that is the best run for goldman traders and 11 years, and that trading revenue accounts for 61% of goldman's total for the quarter of seven point 9 billion. in these volatile times there have been other times of goldman-s revenue producing that haven't done as well, and clearly it has more than compensated for that. the past two years have brought a lot of volatility to trading desks when we look at the early days of the pandemic right up into the russian invasion of ukraine. and while that has been weighing the fallout of the rece

kenneth: well, they still teach is-lm, but central banks, of course, were not expect in this inflationey had not seen inflation for a long time. they did not know what what's because it. they had some thoughts. i think if you are honest about the academic literature, there was tremendous uncertainty about the phillips curve, about the long run neutral rate of interest, so there's just massive uncertainty, and then you get hit by the pandemic, and now the war in ukraine and the uncertainty is bigger than ever. tom: what is so important here, and i speak of project syndicate, i can't speak enough as a font of wisdom and by kenneth rogoff and many others, but you write in your essay on this synchronized global economy . how synchronized are we? how synchronized is america with china and with europe? kenneth: well, i think the risk of having a perfect storm where europe is in recession because of the war, china is in recession because of a failed covid lockdown policy, and the united states because the fed tightens too much, too fast, or however we judge it in response to inflation, those

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for example, we saw that learning management system, lms is, we're becoming more a less ubiquitous around the u.s.. the question was, how do we let school districts leverage that full understanding, to support kids who are sitting at home. another really important thing was to look at what it did for parents. parents had now a view in the classroom, they never had it before. the question, how do you support parents, to understand what the children are learning. the last thing i'll add, there's so much more we can talk about, we have an amazing structure called the verizon innovative's learning schools program. veils. the head of the program is here in the audience. partnership with rising as going back five years, beast that nearly $400 million and in kind and direct donation to support 550 schools across the u.s. and demonstrating what it's like to bring, devices, ipads, chromebooks to the classroom. what content goes into these devices. more importantly, how do you train teachers to really leverage that technology. the schools had a seamless transition into hybrid learning, back to in-p

one technology and in the homes, for example, you know, we saw that learning management system lms's becoming more or less ubiquitous around the us the question was how do we help school districts really leverage that kind of full understanding do we understand how to support kids? well, maybe sitting at home, but no really important thing was to look at what it did for parents parents had now viewing to the classroom. they never had before. so the question, how do you support paris? you really understand what the case of learning how they actually are learning last thing. i'll add this so much more we can talk about we have an amazing structure called the verizon innovative learning schools program bills. the head of the program is actually here in the audience. so partnership with verizon going back five years where they've spent nearly 400 million dollars in in kind and direct donation to support about 550 schools across the us in demonstrating what it's like to bring like devices like ipads chromebooks to the classroom. what content is devices more importantly? how do you train t

lms. lesko: thank you, representative gohmert. as you know, i am a survivor of domestic violence and so it's still hard for me to talk about it and it's almost been 30 years ago since i left my abusive ex-husband. and domestic abuse and violence is very common, unfortunately. i think one in four women are abused. by either a boyfriend or a housa very big issue that i'm glad you're showing attention to and shining light on. at this time, very briefly, i thank you for yielding me some time, representative tboam eater, but i want to thank our u.s. supreme court justices for the hard work and dedication that they have. and i want to condemn the intimidation tactics that are taking place against our u.s. supreme court justices. it's an absolute shame, it needs to be stopped. as we await the u.s. supreme court's decision that may overturn roe vs. wade, i stand with the vulnerable women and girls grappling with unplanned pregnancies and the precious infants that they carry. pro-abortion advocates and some elected officials push vulnerabl

thank you president lm.f you care it speak to the resolution for the virtual arc second degree me raise your hand at this time. i did not mean to peek to this item. >> no problem. >> seeing none. >> thank you very much. like to open for comments from commissioners. or doctor matthews. commissioner hsu. i saw this at the curriculum committee meeting a week or 2 ago. my first curriculum meeting. at the time i thought it was know informational item and in the aware of the nature of this request. it was presented where we can go not where we are going. and now that i look it said 22-23. but no detail at the curriculum commito presentation. suburban as the ones included in the document today. that says virtual academy. and enroll am prosecute jections and et cetera . those details were not presented. at the curriculum committee meeting presentation. you will see that. i would have expected this level of detail to be presented to the curriculum committee for discussion and feed become before bruat this time board

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and so i'm kind of wondering what they have to say on the use of lms's. host: kevin, thank you. guest: pedro, kevin brings up a lot of issues. we've learned a lot during this pandemic about the technology and the tools that were there two years ago, the tools that have been developed since then, and how we can actually use tools to provide a more complete education for students, and meet them where they are. we have many students who thrived in virtual learning, many students who did not. we know now that virtual tools can help in some instances, and in some instances, it is not the best way for students to learn. what we have been advocating for is for educators to be at the table making those continuing learning decisions based on the individual needs of the students. and something else, some of these tools are very expensive. we talked early on at the outset of the pandemic, we fought really hard for not only funding, but for the additional funding for the rate that would actually provide more access broadband to more students and families, particularly more areas, and we sti