michael gordon, named the mechanical patient harvey after his teacher.del could already reproduce various options for breathing, pulse, blood pressure, murmurs and heart sounds that can occur during... already in 1986 , american anesthesiologist david gaba released a commercially available simulator. all previous versions cost from 100 thousand dollars and becomes one of the key figures in the simulation community. and at the beginning of the 21st century, medical simulators began to be produced in almost all developed countries. and today doctors even have at their disposal ... hybrid medical simulators, on which the actions of an entire team of doctors and nurses are practiced in conditions as close to reality as possible. in our country today , there are training centers with medical simulators in virtually every specialized university, and the belarusian state medical university, of course, no exception. a large modern simulation center opened there in the fall of 2023. the director of the center, natalya vasilievna, is in our studio today. hello. he

gordon. american embassy michael darbinian. the box of the defendants, or his beloved, for whom he arranged an emotional swing with a quick run from beatings to unconditional love. i love you. their story began in south korea. both opened a new page in life. passports that apparently allow you to beat women. vashchuk decided to return to her homeland, vladivostok. black went after her secretly from his military leadership. and then forgiveness again jumps onto the same rake, as alexandra now understands. promising to change, gordon again took up the old ways, beat his companion and also stole money from her. apparently, he hoped for his impunity, but russian law enforcement officers are a blue bird of prey i didn’t mind the passport crust at all. the law is the same for everyone. black was arrested. it will not be possible to meet the baby’s father soon, the court found black guilty, the american’s defense insisted to the end that he had not done anything, the court finally imposed 3 years and 9 months of imprisonment with the

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- joseph gordon-levitt, luke newton, comedian michael che.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 1991. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a good crowd. that's a good crowd. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching at home. well, guys, the country is still in the middle of a a massive heat wave, and it keeps getting worse. yeah, right now, the number one tourist attraction in new york city is the thing that sprays down the produce at whole foods. [ light laughter ] [ spraying sounds ] come on, kids, come on. next summer, we're getting an above ground pool. baby steps. the heat is being called intense, extreme, severe, and fierce. you know it's bad when the weather is being described in sauce options at buffalo wild wings. [ laughter ] the heat wave is also blasting washington d.c. when people complained about it being over 90, president biden was like,

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meet michael darbinyan and emma marie browning, vice consuls of the american embassy in russia, arrived the day before and they were very interested in the court hearings in the gordonpersonnel of the most determined and freedom-loving army in the world did not act only. undemocratic, but also somehow unmanly, he beat and robbed his beloved citizen of our country. of course, the journalists present at the meeting had a reasonable question: why are you here? you can also clarify what your function as listeners is, so you observe without comment, we can’t say anything, we met alexander vashchuk and gordon black in siuli, he is a serviceman at one of the american bases in south korea, she lived and worked nearby, black captured the heart of a russian woman, alexandra even began to call him her husband, but in some way the moment is the keeper of the protector of everything. all roads are open for americans, it would seem that he is an ordinary criminal, and what does high-ranking officials of the american diplomatic mission have to do with it, why would they fly from moscow for this, the fact that this case has nothing to do with the political aspect at all, but a bana

and what michael cashman said, i think was frankly appalling. >> well, gordon ramsay wasn't in a safe the newspapers today. and he's he's knocked off his bike as luckily he was wearing a helmet. and, he's really badly bruised, very badly. >> he caused the bruise a purple potato, which is a celebrity chef remark, i suppose. but i mean, it is terrible. i mean, you can't believe how badly bruised he was. and of course , bruised he was. and of course, you know, i've got no , favour you know, i've got no, favour for cyclists. i think cyclists, cyclists ruined have ruined london. and it's disgusting. what happened. but anyway, that's my bit on that . but i that's my bit on that. but i think he's right that he's still alive today because he wore a helmet, you know, and they i mean, i don't know how it doesn't say in the paper the circumstances of it, but i mean, you know, when you as a driver of an electric car, you go around london and you see you stop at traffic lights and they go through them, they go across when people are crossing the road. i mean, they are terrible. >> well, also, you