, that they evolve from madagascar are-— now confirms, that they evolve from madagascar are.reakthrough. scientists say - madagascar are. one more scientific breakthrough. scientists say they i breakthrough. scientists say they have proved one of the theories of einstein about matter plunging into black holes, the first time they've been able to i defy an area called the plunging region, where matter is sucked into a black hole close the speed of light. scientists from oxford university say it's exciting and shows mattered reacting its strongest possible form. let's get the hello. today has brought a real patchwork of weather across the uk. for some, it's been a story of blue sky and sunshine. northern scotland doing very well for brightness and indeed for warmth, whereas in derbyshire, it was a very different affair — some very heavy rain. and for others, well, it stayed pretty misty and murky for a good part of the day, especially close to north sea coasts. now, the wettest of the weather is sliding away westwards, taken away by this little wiggle on this weather front. so

transparency -- madagascar.ransparency international is working in -- [inaudible] countries around the world, and two-thirds of them are struggling because of this lack of protection for, you know, human rights defenders and anti-corruption cam patients. so we are facing -- campaigners. so we are facing harassment, we are facing strategy corruption from, you know, the main source of the --. we have, for instance, in madagascar we have exposed one case of monopoly in the -- [inaudible] trade between madagascar and europe, and we blew the whistle against that. and then we have -- like we are the ones, you know, who perpetrated the crime. so this has to change. it also requires legal protection, more collaboration between countries and government because corruption is a transnational phenomenon, ask and you cannot tackle this only on a national level. and defend pers are doing what they can, but they have limited powers. they are just individuals. and even tribes and powerful networks such as transparency internati

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next time on the cost of everything the in the early $1880.00 brands decided to subjugate madagascar. however, the mother got the king, refused to submit it $1883.00. during the 1st franco mail, i guess a wars the friend sent a punitive expedition to force submission on the island. the aggressors ships brutally bombarded the coastal settlements. the invaders managed to forcefully impose control over in madagascar and external affairs, but the french wanted more. a few years later, they started a full scale village, airy invasion, and in 1895 captured the capital tent and other evil. the commonest exiled queen, run of all on the 3rd, and their prime minister brian a letter of une abroad. then the invaders began to clear the island from the malcontents, with an iron and blood in 18. 96 france declared a protector at over mad. a gas guard and in $1897.00, annex the island. the suppression of the liberation movement erupted, merciless massacre. the capture of madagascar are led to tragic consequences. natural resources were in the hands of french corporations. all local schools were close

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a gasp of the colonial regime left an open wound in the history of madagascar. but violence was never able to suppress the malagasy striving for freedom. the coveted independence that from granted was really a cynical deception. nearly independent states was strongly pushed to fall over the phone. so freak policy. a classic case of neo colonialism. the essence of that policy is simple fronts abdicated from all responsibility for social and economic transformation, but kept the countries within its sphere of influence and interest from since the old governments that suited it. sometimes a blind eye, the corruption of nepotism. as long as they said french business interest and support in front on the international stage, undesirable governments were overthrown either by cruise or direct military intervention. the republic of law they use believe to have gained independence on the day if withdrew from the french community. the colonial organization established by the 5th french republic on these 1st president, monday bochita was one of africa's most prominent and s

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now live to former india and consul general and then back to the to madagascar. mind, yusef is nice. you have you join me a ride the bus with a says now the presence of big tallies spun independence movement in canada. it has been solving the country is relations with india for a while now. what's prime minister occurred is motivation in allowing it to be such a phone, in the sight of their ties with india. uh, from what i be getting me go through the steps. not been encouraging these extremists and then the other game go, you know, gain more. uh, a guy stood that wasn't bivens, he's in canada because of there is this ball game here. the meeting of the, of the and the uh is the, is it kind of cost know, and the government, he's a strong advocate of the company stop. and because he is in the body and the government and the government, the government to sort of get the support. this is my understanding of what is happening in canada. and i think because of this reason, they do have their supporters. this is familiar to the old in the community all the time, aspirations or creating colo

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we have some species in madagascar, some in australia, the question is how did that originate?ve been doing has really tried to work out which of the different competing hypotheses of whether they evolve from. africa, australia, a madagascar7 that is what we believe, i data now confirms that that is where they did evolve from. what where they did evolve from. what does knowing _ where they did evolve from. what does knowing this _ where they did evolve from. what does knowing this help _ where they did evolve from. what does knowing this help you with, why is it important?— is it important? because the data we have generated _ is it important? because the data we have generated can _ is it important? because the data we have generated can be _ is it important? because the data we have generated can be used - is it important? because the data we have generated can be used in - is it important? because the data we have generated can be used in a - is it important? because the data we| have generated can be used in a wide diversity of ways. it is generic data, data about their dna

the best side, songs about the great patriotic war are sung by vocalists from china, mongolia, madagascar, nightingales, nightingales, no need, yes... you are singing now in the threshold of the house where viktor petrovich ostafi worked for the last 20 years, this is his office, what is it, this is this one, and he said about it 28 m2, this is the whole house, seriously, yes, this is the whole house, there ’s something here 9 m2, he never asked anything from the authorities, from the leaders, about the leaders without a challenge, with with some accumulated fatigue , only decay and devastation were written from them, he was 7 years old when... his mother drowned in the yenisei, she was sailing on a boat to meet her husband, who was imprisoned, as was customary in the thirties, for sabotage. the second time viktor was orphaned after his father returned from the camps, he remarried, and his stepmother literally survived vita, there are enough children of her own. ostafyev became a deddomovite, what it was like, he will tell decades later in the book of theft. everything he wrote was autobi

did they come out of africa from australia, or did they indeed evolve in madagascar?the genome and understand what threats. ..or understand how the structure of the genome can inform for the best conservation strategies because three of the species are indeed at risk of extinction. but by analysing and looking at signatures of the dna in their genome, we can understand why they're at risk of extinction and indeed how we can best conserve them. so two of the species we can see are very genetically depauperate. they lack variation in their dna. this means that they're likely to be under risk of not being able to adapt under climate change or land use change or deforestation. so that gives us an information about how we should best preserve those two. for the other species, which is also at critically risk of extinction, we think what's happening here is that there's evidence that it is being sort of genetically swamped by hybridising with a more common species. and so that will need a different conservation strategy if we want to make the decision to conserve that speci

to god, and not to ukraine, russia or madagascar, which means that if, for example, there was once aute confrontation between orthodox and catholics, orthodox christians did not pray in catholic churches or in orthodox churches. now, in principle, even while staying abroad, if there are no orthodox churches around, a person can go and pray in a catholic church, although, so to speak, he cannot perform the catholic sacraments, that is , he cannot partake of the catholic sacraments, but he can go in and pray at desire, because it's all the same a christian church, yes, that means , accordingly, especially in an orthodox church, not to pray, it’s another matter that the ukrainian orthodox church has its position... initially occupied, not even now, when it began to shake out of its own, but its initially occupied position , she turned herself into an actual trap, the ukrainian orthodox church justified its... since the church is ukrainian, yes, and operates where there is an independent ukraine, then in territories where there is no independent ukraine, this church cannot act, because s

orthodox churches, well, firstly, people in the church pray to god, and not to ukraine, russia or madagascar’s say, there was once, at a time of particularly acute confrontations between orthodox and catholics, orthodox christians did not pray in catholic churches and in orthodox churches, then now, in principle, even when staying abroad, if there are no orthodox churches around. a person can go and pray in a catholic church, although, so to speak, he cannot perform the catholic sacraments, that is, he cannot partake of the catholic sacraments, but he can go in to pray it can, if desired, because it is still a christian church, yes, that means, accordingly, especially in an orthodox church, it is not possible to pray, another thing is that the ukrainian orthodox church has taken its original position, not even now, when it began to deny there of his own, but initially busy. this process is happening gradually, so the russian orthodox church does not pedal or rush it; problems arise with the fact that the priests who continue to submit to kiev consider themselves part of the ukrainian... the

we deal with sugar, raw materials for vegetable oils, we have offices in sudan, somalia, madagascar,nd, of course, india, we are very interested in cooperation with russia in terms of food. separately on the forum discussed the situation on the eve of the start of the new season. let me remind you that after a very warm april, when good weather contributed to the rapid growth of plants, may frosts came, destroying about 1% of all expected crops in russia. as stated by dmitry patrushev. in the affected regions, replanting is almost complete, so the ministry of agriculture maintains the grain production forecast at at least 132 million tons, of which approximately 85 million is wheat. exports are expected to remain level. 60 million tons. also at the sirius university of science and technology dmitry patrushev held an extended meeting on the flood situation. it was attended by authorized representatives of the president in the southern and north caucasus federal districts, as well as heads of regions and the leadership of the ministry of emergency situations. in the northern caucasus a

be close, i wish you all to be healthy, and that the sun will laugh at you more easily than on madagascar, the sun is shining brightly , the children are laughing, and we are hand in hand, walking next to you, and there is no need to talk, everything is clear, and i am pleased to tell you all, wished! so that you are all healthy, and that the sun shines brighter on you than on matagascar, that you live long enough, so that they know grief, and that your children make you happy, that you live long enough, so that they don’t know grief, and that your children made me happy. the tv news agency continues to provide information. broadcasting to the studio olga kalairova.

. >> the lemurs, i remember some in the madagascar movie. >> madagascar movie and jail. >> and jail.ted free of charge to get up close and personal with the animals. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: the program is primarily funded by donations. >> thank you for the donation. >> reporter: cash. >> oh, the cap barra is going to love you. >> reporter: and of kale. >> it was nice just to see them. >> reporter: robert devvelazque was once incarcerated here. >> i'm not in an orange yeun storm. >> reporter: he wanted to bring his family back to show them the animals he used to work with. >> that's kelsey. isn't that crazy? >> reporter: one day, he hopes to start an animal-focused nonprofit of his own. >> yeah, his face is shaped like a rhino. >> reporter: those are the types of stories that motivate jeannie. >> if i can make a difference in one person's life, then that means something to me. so not only am i changing inmates' lives, but i'm making a difference in the animals' lives as well. >> it's interesting to me, though, that you referenced them in that order because i think a lot of

rocker as some heavy rain stops to pull in here, we are expecting some very heavy rain from northern madagascar. thanks to a tropical storm out to see the . ringback the on the housing a new era and different nations that in the pension and she's been paying for the honda show of unity as they come from the grow, increasingly dependent on each other. so this of russian presidents, a visit to china, a step towards shaping a new world order. this is inside story, the .

we have to had the, the so it will be moving areas of madagascar and the se shelves that see whether thanks to a tropical storm out to see that will throw some showers to northern areas of mozambique before the south of this. it's hot and dry. the, the latest news, not only that these patients were receiving, tells me that y'all as, as treatment in unless you are hospitalized, let's say we're also seeking refuge here with detailed coverage for the war. people had access to the leaders of water per day, but now everybody here gets between $2.00 and $3.00 leaders from the heart of the story pro, send you the officials, photo to 0. that in situations like this is we will deduct to the funds directly from custom scott's us top course. he is arguments about as well as the military campaigns and office as real estate that has the right to defend itself against him. off south africa says the offensive is aimed wiping out palestinians, but could any ordered by the world's post office? well, this is inside story. the .

the species is nate toi madagascar. they also can live long up to 07 years. conservation groups are working on breeding programs, working with education of local communities as well as protection and refres taition. reforestation. we had frog tables and turtle tales from a decade of head starting at the zoo. rochelle gave a deep look into the work her team does on a daily basis. guests included bef ranches and hors d'oeuvres. a especially group of graduation. our masters volunteers undergo a rigorous training program before they teach about zoo animals. this year 22 students participated in 10 weeks ever training. they all passed their final examples and are official docents. the zoo thanks everyone who made the training a is success by sharing knowledge and expertise in their fields. the littman phase 2. the littman family mad madagascar center start with an educational amphitheater. this addition will allow our interpretive ambassadors, conservation specialists and dosens the opportunity to teach. thank you. >> we have one speaker card for item 6. richard.

most expensive ones are, expensive rose, expensive absolutes, i have an absolute - and this is madagascarcakes in this quantity you add, out is 40,000 euros per kilogram, that’s what agarwood is made of, essentially it’s a tree that was eaten by a fungus and subjected to it, how many thousand dollars am i inhaling now, and that’s 13,000, 13. 10 g yeah that's what it smells like uh 13.000 dollars smoked sweet for yes leather a little bit like vanilla if it’s not vanillin and what is added to baked goods vanilla is real like a perfume it’s not sweet it’s like leather smoked very deep yes it’s probably important to note if there is an oud note or a vanilla note in the perfume and the note of rose does not mean that there are these natural materials there. cheap perfumes definitely don’t add expensive ingredients, but what are the cheapest ingredients? the cheapest ones, well, these are the ones that are used everywhere in household chemicals in powders, it can be - inexpensive pieces, it can be aldehydes, so we showed how fresh they can kill your aldehyde, of course, there are a lot of aldeh

seems to me, is already associated with lemurs almost all over the world, thanks to the cartoon madagascare this seems like a great song for doing your morning exercises, so please turn it up loud and let's do some morning exercises, so to speak, to stretch our joints. good morning belarus, good morning country, well, let ’s get ready to exercise, let’s do a warm-up, let’s get to work, stand up straight, put your feet wide, raise your arms until they are parallel to the floor, turn your torso to the right side, then. starting position, turn the body to the left side, return to the starting position, we make sure that when turning the pelvis remains in place, how many repetitions should be performed? we perform this exercise 10-12 times, which is plenty for your fitness level. what mistakes can we make when performing this exercise? the main mistake is that we lower our elbows down, and we also need to pay attention to a straight back when performing the exercise. cool exercise and easy , now i want to keep my back straight. yes, most importantly, it is suitable for anyone level of physical

science coordinator olivia van damme says it's now taken off around the globe from philippines to madagascard it's just really incredible. we're actually have people organizing and doing this challenge in all seven continents, including antarctica . >> organizers described the movement as community science volunteer peers use a platform called inaturalist to upload images of their specimens. researcher rebecca johnson says the massive data is already making an impact, and there have been about 1.6 million observations and those data are critically important for me. >> but then for scientists to also other scientists to understand the distribution of plants and animals across the globe, the academy regularly tracks endangered populations like the sunflower, sea star and local kelp forests, both hit by rising ocean temperatures. >> the work is often as painstaking as it is vital, but perhaps made easier in the future with the help from a growing army of volunteers. >> this big understanding of where plants and animals are found come from the city nature challenge at pillar point, drew tuma abc

science coordinator olivia van damme says it's now taken off around the globe from philippines to madagascar to kazakhstan. >> and it's just really incredible. we're actually have people organizing and doing this challenge in all seven continents, including antarctica. >> organizers describe the movement as community science. volunteers use a platform called i naturalist to upload images of their specimens. researcher rebecca johnson says the massive data is already making an impact, and there have been about 1.6 million observations. >> and those data are critically important for me. but then for scientists to also other scientists to understand the distribution of plants and animals across the globe. >> the academy regularly tracks endangered populations like the sunflower, sea star and local kelp forests, both hit by rising ocean temperatures. the work is often as painstaking as it is vital, but perhaps made easier in the future with the help from a growing army of volunteers. >> this big understanding of where plants and animals are found come from the city nature challenge at pillar poi

science coordinator olivia van damme says it's now taken off around the globe from philippines to madagascarhstan. >> and it's just really incredible. we're actually have people organizing and doing this challenge in all seven continents, including antarctica . >> organizers describe the movement as community science. vol unteers use a platform called inaturalist to upload images of their specimens. researcher rebecca johnson says the massive data is already making an impact, and there have been about 1.6 million observations and those data are critically important for me. >> but then for scientists to also other scientists to understand the distribution of plants and animals across the globe, the academy regularly tracks endangered populations like the sunflower, sea star and local kelp forests, both hit by rising ocean temperatures. >> the work is often as painstaking as it is vital, but perhaps made easier in the future with the help from a growing army of volunteers. >> this big understanding of where plants and animals are found come from the city nature challenge at pillar point, drew

rocker as some heavy rain stops to pull in here, we are expecting some very heavy rain from northern madagascar. thanks to a tropical storm out to see the if you're watching this prerecorded report then alex is there has been banned in the territory. all is, well, we'll just change to be any stray me when my country is closing down inspection towards the networks only because what additions thinking here. this decision puts other networks where it came in the occupied was time for inside israel proffer also, independent journalist would be targeted. we, i thought just we shouldn't be aware of that as a badge of honor to be banned. my government that stands indicted for general size international court of justice on counting the cost of india's income inequality gap his wife makes. so how can poor people get the share of the wealth? how much does the us spend in foreign aid and does about funding? how to post global stability plus why zambia has band charcoal production products counting the cost on how to 0 of the welcome back to watching al jazeera and let's remind you about top stories. the s

and related news begun construction on madagascar phase two and spring and summer mornings are popper that is the time for the senior stroll the first his we offer a place for seniors and watch animals active early in the day with ambassadors to answer questions and talk about animal behavior the tour for 65 gifts and oriental and free for seniors. the children's center enjoyed the visit to the zoo many of children and teachers had never experienced the zoo before and only read about it in books the center offers early education and childcare on social and emotional develop for children for homeless and low income families. they enjoyed rides on the carrousel we broadened the community outreach we are happy the camp runs for 5 saturdays in the rbo row taught by bilingual instructors at the san francisco zoo and gardens. we have the african place and the south - engage in convolution efforts and other activities and experience unique and other encounters keep a notebook and sketch the convolution messages and adventures and lastly, here are some of the april events april this coming we

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