chair long: great answer. better answer that i could ever have given and i ever did give when i got that question. stacey, thank you so much. this, i believe, has been worth the wait and we really appreciate you coming tonight and speaking with all of us and having this conversation. dr. dixon: my pleasure. thank you, everyone, for coming out. [applause] >> and stacey, we have a baseball cap so you can enjoy that personal time while you take care of yourself. chair long: so i didn't ask the question about how was that first pitch. i saw the picture on instagram. stacey got to throw out the first pitch at the nats game. if only you had your n.s.a. hat on. dr. dixon: not my best throw ever but i did not embarrass myself. i will say that. i wanted to make sure going and it was a lot of fun. i can't complain. it was really enjoyable time. we had some other folks from the community come out with check out us out at dni.gov's instagram because they've got a slow motion throw as well as some great pictures of us on t

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>> yeah, so when i do that, i'm looking for this long short pairs trade, the long side being a long callsys is a name in the india nifty fifty, it's got pretty good exposure in terms of tech consulting i think where it's light, where we could see significant expansion, if there's manufacturing increasing going on in india, 10% of sales come from manufacturing consulting businesses and consulting services this is my long short tech trade, china versus india, simply just buying a call, and playing to the upside there, i think the calls are cheap enough, i can buy it where it's slightly in the money, same sort of time frame, october, buying the october 16 call for $1.25. so this sort of finances hopefully my purchase of the put spread, my hedge, so if i'm wrong on the hedge here, being long alibaba and having this put spread i can have this long call and emphasis, i think that gets much more of a kicker to the upside next couple months. >> what's your take, mike, on the pairs trade. it's interesting to pick these two individual stocks with different ways to play the markets. there's a coupl

long-term travel?ople go to the mountains? will they travel in the spring? how does this change and shift in the weather pattern start to change the travel business? glenn: i think it will over time, but it will be a slow changing thing. people historically feel like i will do my travel in the summer that being the northern hemisphere summer. and people say i will go to places i see not recognizing those places may be warm or dangerous as you pointed out with what is going on inroads, it is very tragic that. there are some areas there are cooler right now like scandinavia or wales. there will be more travel to those types of places. it will take time. our job is to make sure availability and great prices is there no matter where somebody wants to travel to. guy: yeah not from wales but i went on holloway -- holiday to wales with my grandparents caravan the rain on the roof sound will stick with me forever. it probably needs to improve a lot. it is great to see you and congratulations on the market move

so that is long-term debt. now let me turn to the resolution plans, which i think are a critical complement here. unimportant complementary long-term debt requirement is meaningful resolution plans for these large regional banks. there's currently a requirement for these banks to file plans that address the resolution and insured depository instructions under the federal deposit insurance act. just to be clear, that is separate from the dodd frank act title i resolution that apply to the largest bank holding companies. the fdic will soon propose changes to the idi pla requirementsn that would make them significantly more effective. we want to walk through this, because this is an important part of addressing the issue. the idi plan, or insured depository is addition planned, was first adopted in 2011. it requires banks with over $50 billion in total assets to periodically submit resolution plans, to provide the fdic with information about the bank that is essential to effective resolution planning and to suppor

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meanwhile, serhii's father, who has been living separately for a long time and is now in a territory not under the control of ukraine , is doing everything possible on his part to find serhiy, in particular , he also turned to the office of the boatswain. to the side that many children were taken to the russian territory at that moment, so now i will contact you from that side , so it is possible that the boy was taken to the territory of russia, but it is possible that he is still in the territory of donetsk, so i am contacting the residents of the temporarily occupied territory who may see this program on social networks , look closely at the photo of the child, if anyone has seen the boy after march 8, last year, or does anyone know where he may be now, do not delay, dial from any mobile phone the operator's short number of the child tracing service magnolia 116 000 0 calls to the hotline are free if suddenly there is no connection , write to the chatbot of the child tracing service in telegram any information is important, we have created a resource thanks to which you can report

these are long range weapons. on the other hand, we're seeing a kind of fighting that we haven't seen since world war one, which is very up close and very personal and very deadly. so how does a long range weapon like this play into what the actual fighting on the ground we're seeing is or yeah, absolutely. so the, the big deal is that these, what comes is the kind of have side effects not only at the tactical level of welfare, as we call it. so very close to the front line with troops and, and firing squads all the way to engage in direct contact with each other. but also extend further into the operational perhaps giving us a teaching level of welfare. and that is, for example, where commander posts are, are station ways the munition, the powers. we use the logistical house. and they of course, army that to organize and supply the fighting that's happening directly on the phone line. so if you take out using critical operational level targets as we call the and that will have the effect on what's happening on th

as possible in order to pro long the conflict. so how many lives are to be thrown away in the meantime? don't focus on that. when there is money to be made. silicon valley tex, startups are already gathering contracts. those who benefited from the ukraine conflict avenue even bother to be silent about it. what's happened in ukraine has been a game changer. more commercial technology is being used then you're in any other conflict that has go there will still info the us military, which is saying we need to adapt far more of this. we are confidence in long term growth as domestic and international demand for a wide range of our products and services remain strong. we will continue to actively reinvest capital into our business to meet our customers requirements and drive organic growth. the one is the gross that we're seeing and munitions, and particularly the demand which we expect to grow even more with the conflict in ukraine. this is hardly something new. let's not forget that long trail of business deals by the biden family an

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countless people were homeless before long, the people of the stricken lands were at work on a long, long job, cleaning up the wreckage and. as always, the farmers had a lot to do with getting the world back on the track. our in the war had been complete. still some of our knew we had better look to the future. one of them was general arnold commanding general of the army air forces. we must be sure none of these victories is wasted and thrown away in the years to come. they will no longer any spot on earth, and certainly not in america. that is safe from attack by air for our protection. we must have an air force. second or not or for this. we need a great army industry, a air transport system, and a great body of trained personnel. but we need more than planes and pilots and mechanics. we need scientists and mathematicians, and we need the full and very genius of the american people. we have things we can protect, a future ourselves and our allies with the weapons, the future. after the war. a small appropriation. it difficult to carry out the program that general arnold called for

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this is a long-term, _ benefit in the long run.g—term, 20—year programme for an area that most need it so no—one is going to be turfed out of the house, there will be an offer made at some point. there will be an offer made at some point-— some point. for more stories across the — some point. for more stories across the uk, _ some point. for more stories across the uk, head - some point. for more stories across the uk, head to - some point. for more stories across the uk, head to the i some point. for more stories l across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm dylan with the catch up. tonight, leaked police data, barbie controversy and yoga with goats. but first, the wrapper tory lanez has been sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting megan thee stallion in the foot after an argument in 2020. it was found guilty in december. next up, the personal details of 10,000 police officers in northern ireland were accidentally published online. the leak was taken down a few hours later but people are really angry because during

he could not win the battle of long island. he was vastly outnumbered and surrounded on three sides. all that washington could do was in a deep fog that fell over his army, get in a boat in secret troops over too manhattan island. even though the british had successfully beat him in that battle, when the fog lifted they realize he and his army had gotten away. so they survive to fight another day. but samuel townsend went back home to oyster bay. so after we lost this battle and after that general was struck by the british by a sword and later died of his wounds, all of long island was taken by the british. all of new york city became british headquarters. so the house you see in this drawing on the bottom side, became british headquarters in our town. and every time a commander and his regiment would come into oyster bay they would stay in our household. there were a whole series of these regiments and commanders, one after the other. the one people really remembers this fellow criminal john graves' inco. he commanded a regime

so i think, you know, we're a long ways away from actually understanding how to prevent long cupid use of the best bet would be to be vaccinated in to get that booster shot when it's ready. right. and on this subject, vaccinations is with a lot of that of course the global south. we had this whole issue of inequality across the levels off last time around. it didn't get it fast share. what about india? what's its experience being and, and what's his position now in terms of giving bases to the population. you're talking about direction. yeah. a look in yeah, compared to li if we compare our sales with the about fi is that i wanted it back seen or that i wanted to rection indian vaccine, which is that stuff. jenica article we showed in india that people some of the people to, to go sheets. and this is found to be a better vaccine, then it bothered me with the law. what do i do to do them on a list? it was a fact that i bought it in a different engage in that one that you situation. i'm secondly, in the i can make other vaccine even shot respect and all different i'm always available. so

why is everything taking so long? because in our political considerations, and it has not been taken account of the fact that things as a governments and just set a need time to actually be there and a be if it be be made available. and that is a floor that has been going on through our um, way of accompanying um ukraine and supporting ukraine and some uh, rightly so. um ukraine is um, disappointed or pointing to the fact that this is needing to very concrete but also of human beings on the battlefields. um, because uh, as a matter of fact and what is happening right now is that you crane is some fighting in an offensive which is always more risky and more difficult. but on top it is fighting in a already difficult territory. that has been so heavily mind i'm as i don't think that has been an example and will fer um, or maybe a long back out of the involvement in africa. but it's really a, it's, it's, it's a very drastic tenants and plus, and, and in this test set that ukraine is being expected to fight. and in a way

road that this is a long-term conflict, that military operations can continue for a long time.t the russians may not have turned out to be so. i said that they were weak in their defensive positions on the ukrainian territory. it could be considered or really said that from a military point of view, this is a long-term war. well, if we take into account the fact that indeed, we can liberate all our lands, including the wing. but russia will still have the ability to carry out , for example, missile strikes on the territory of ukraine , to carry out sabotage actions, in general to create a constant threat of carrying out or about carrying out new offensive actions. well, for example, from the territory of belarus or other territories of russia, in principle, a huge front remains for us, that is, it really is a war of attrition, a war of attrition in which putin understands of course that as soon as he stops the war, his political and possibly physical life will be under great threat. i think that he will not last long, even as a phenomenon , so of course he will try to continue

this is a long-term _ the long run. this is a i long-term programme, the long run.me, foran area long—term programme, 20 year programme, for an area that most needs it. so no—one is going to be just out of their house. there will be an offer made at some point.- made at some point. formal stories from _ made at some point. formal stories from across - made at some point. formal stories from across the - made at some point. formal stories from across the uk, | stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. —— for more stories. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. pochettino starts his second spell in the premier league with a draw as his cheslea side fight back against liverpool. lilia vu romps to victory at the women's open for her second major of the year. and another gold in glasgow for lotte kopecky on the final day of the cycling world championships. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. hello and welcome along, there were two games in the english premier league on sunday. and they both ended in draws. liverpool and chelsea un

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>> i'm looking for a long short pairs trade. long side being a long call. infosys is a name in the nifty fifty. i think where it's a little light and where we could see significant expansion, if there's manufacturing expansion in india, 10% come from india consulting services. this is my long tech trade china versus india simply buying a call and playing to the upside there, at this time calls are cheap enough. you can buy it where it's slightly in the money. same time frame, october 16 call for $1.25 them foinances, hopefully, my put spread on the hedge. being long alibaba, i could use this long call and emphasis. that gets a kicker to the upside over the next couple of months. >> mike, what's your trade on this pairs side? interesting to pick these individual stocks as a way to play the markets there's a couple layers. do you like the direction of pulling out of china and going into india and do you like the names picked to do that? >> i think if you're going look to chinese names, baba is one of the names you need to look at first. this was a painful pla

gerald. >> that's a long time ago . >> that's a long time ago. >> that's a long time ago. >> it is awe're still cutting and we're still cutting. although the budget has gone up by 24 billion, but we've given a lot of away to the, to the of kit away to the, to the ukrainians quite rightly so too. but we have an imperative to rebuild our stocks. now. my son in law, james cartlidge, happens to be the minister for defence procurement. the job that i shadowed for six years, he is doing that and i know that he, although not background in defence, he is working day and night trying to deal with these procurement problems forms. part of the problem is you're dealing with the cutting edge of technology . if you don't have technology. if you don't have cutting edge technology, you're going to be beaten by your opponent. >> so it's not just manpower. you've got manpower. and i get that and i understand that. and i do get that grant shapps appointed today career politician , and he's not going politician, and he's not going to have the same power passion for this as the as the outgoing defence s

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so, like i sa , the long term for chelsea? so, like i say. the long _ long term for chelsea?gned for £115 million, over five years. that would _ £115 million, over five years. that would work — £115 million, over five years. that would work out at £23 million per season _ would work out at £23 million per season. because he signed an eight—year contract, that works out about— eight—year contract, that works out about £43— eight—year contract, that works out about £43 million per season. that certainly _ about £43 million per season. that certainly helps them immediately, because _ certainly helps them immediately, because they have less of a transfer fee expected each year. what it does mean _ fee expected each year. what it does mean is _ fee expected each year. what it does mean is that it is longer they need to pay— mean is that it is longer they need to pay that — mean is that it is longer they need to pay that over 80 years. it also means _ to pay that over 80 years. it also means that — to pay that over 80 years. it also means that if he is a play that doesn't — means t