mm. how does your great grandfather's work show up in your work today? and i know that retired now, but you do a lot of really amazing things. and so me how those two connect. okay. well, in the early part of my year growing up, i learned that to free your mind was the number one thing i always use that my how needed taught himself how to read and write that he refused to let himself held down just because he was a slave. also to grown up on a farm. there was a lot of work to do. and one of the ways to get out of work was reading. so i always made sure i had a book in my hand every day to keep you from doing any work. okay. you got it from going into work. got it. particularly out in the picking cotton, you know, pulling in coins, peanuts on our farm was a working farm. okay. and so everything you could a farm work was available for us to. do. my was in the navy. and as such, i had an opportunity to travel sometimes to go to other places. like i said, in my teen years was some of the stud

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oh mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm. hello and welcome to one to part. well, most people of good will have long rejected war as a legitimate course of action that governments continued investing in new armaments and larger armies, therefore, affirming with the taxpayers money that war is still a continuation of politics or geo politics. by other means, can the fear and moral rejection of more obscure something heathen and yet perpetuating about its nature. to discuss that, i am now joined by so yet a talk has named a retired lieutenant general of the indian army and a former commander of the indian army in kashmir. general, it's great pleasure, great honor for me to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. my pleasure to be on your program. now, i take it from your writing that things even the most unexpected things rarely arise out of the blue the. they usually have antecedents, even if those in to sentence may have been obscured. if we take the russia ukraine conflict, which you by the way described as a, as a proxy war betw

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on the first day of mehr, it has been 111.5 mm so far, of which 80 mm has fallen since the beginning of winter until 30 bahman. the highest rainfall was in kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad at the rate of 463 mm, and after turkey , we had the highest rainfall in chaharmahal and bakhtiari at the amount of 346 mm . and after that in bushehr province 213 mm of rain was recorded and compared to semnan province of sistan and baluchistan, east azarbaijan, golestan and ardabil had the lowest amount of rainfall since the beginning of winter. in the current crop year, kilui and boyer ahmad with 620 mm, chaharmahal and bakhtiari with 483, gilan with 313, bushehr with 309 and lorestan. with 288 mm, being at the top of the list of the most rainy provinces, bushehr increased by about 83% compared to the previous year, and after that, in chaharmahal bakhtiari, we had twice as much rain as in iran, and in kohgiluyeh boyer ahmad province, a 31% increase in rainfall was recorded, but total rainfall of the crop year the current has decreased by one percent compared to the past, and according to the data of t

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region added up to 24 mm of precipitation.ibution to the filling of rivers with water and the formation of landslides is made by water formed due to snow melting , for example , in gorny, the height of snowdrifts decreased by 46 cm in 3 days. and trace to talk about improving the situation. until early today in the south of russia, rains will continue and the most intense mountain ranges and warm temperatures are still near the black sea coast of the caucasus. the black sea is the cause of increased precipitation in the region. here, according to the forecast , more than 20-30 mm of rain may fall, but almost the entire kuban, stavropol and the south of the rostov region fall into the zone with precipitation of more than 10 mm. at the same time , positive temperatures will remain today on the black sea coast and the extreme west of russia in the daytime. this area is colored green. this means that the snow where it remains will continue to melt. melt water continued to replenish reservoirs. according to the forecast, heavy rain

, of which 80 mm has fallen since the beginning of winter to 30 bahman. 463 million and after turkey, we had the highest rainfall in chaharmahal and bakhtiari with the amount of 346 mm and after that in bushehr province, 213 mm of rain was recorded and in front of the provinces of semnan, sistan and baluchistan, east azarbaijan, golestan and ardabil had the lowest amount of rain . from the beginning of winter in the current crop year, kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad with 620 mm, chaharmahal and bakhtiari with 483, gilan with 313, bushehr with 309 and lorestan with 288 mm are on the top of the list of provinces with the highest rainfall. after that, in chaharmahal and bakhtiari, we had twice the amount of rain in iran , and in kohgiluyeh boyer ahmad province, a 31% increase in rainfall was recorded, but the total rainfall of the agricultural to commercial year last year decreased by 1%, and according to the data of the meteorological organization, it is still 53%. by repairing the water needed by our corrupt country, our bank is two years old we have had successive droughts in the past year

, of which 80 mm has fallen from the beginning of winter to 30 bahman.had the most rainfall in chaharmahal and bakhtiari in kelli and boyer ahmad 346 mm and after that 213 mm of rain was recorded in bushehr province and in front of semnan provinces of sistan and baluchistan, east azerbaijan , golestan and ardabil had the lowest amount of rain since the beginning of winter, the current kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad with 620 mm chaharmahal and bakhtiari with 483 gilan with 313 bushehr with 309 and lorestan with 288 mm being at the top of the list of the most rainy provinces. in bushehr, the load increased by about 83% compared to the previous year and after that, in chaharmahal and bakhtiari , we had twice the rainfall of iran, and in kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad 31 percent increase in rainfall to it has been registered, but the total rainfall for the current year has decreased by one percent compared to last year , and according to the data of the meteorological organization , we are still 53 percent away from repairing the water needed by the country, because

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we had bakhtiari in the amount of 346 mm and after that bushehr province recorded 213 mm of rain and compared to semnan province of sistan and baluchestan, east azerbaijan, golestan and ardabil had the lowest rainfall since the beginning of winter in the current crop year, kilui and boyer ahmad with 620 mm , chaharmahal and bakhtiari with 483, gilan with 313, bushehr with 309 and lorestan is at the top of the list of the most rainy provinces with 288 mm. in bushehr, there was an increase of about 83% compared to the previous year. after that, in chaharmahal bakhtiari , we had twice as much rain as in iran, and in kohgiluyeh boyer ahmad province, there was a 31% increase in rainfall. imam was registered the total rainfall of the current crop year has decreased by one percent compared to last year, and according to the data of the meteorological organization , we are still 53 percent away from the taste of water needed by the country. we had predicted that we had favorable conditions , but they didn't make up for it and they didn't. saeed hajizadeh of sed and sima news agency seized 81

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is 152 mm .l, from the promising ones, it is a 125 mm tank projectile. today, we are focused on the production of ammunition, mainly soviet hummingbird ammunition. stocks of these projectiles so that our artillery could fight with them, and it became more and more difficult to answer this question, and so there was a need to deploy our own production, as i already mentioned, both on the territory of ukraine and outside the borders for reasons security, therefore, today the focus is mainly on the production of soviet e-e calibers, which i have already listed, but of course with the prospect of transitioning to with the prospect of transitioning to nato standards as well. what are the main obstacles on the way to setting up full-scale production of ammunition for ukroboronprom ? ukraine has just established the production of projectiles. let's be honest that during all these years of the russian-ukrainian war , there was no production of such a scale, and actually, production itself. that's why it'

mm mm mm mm. welcome to worlds apart. worse coolers have long pointed out that having the united states as a security backer, has to create a potent moral hazard for its allies who often become geopolitically inflated and more resistance to your compromises piece proposals. but when it comes to the war in the ukraine, is washington even interested in peace? well, to discuss that, i'm now joined by david pine, a former us army combat arms officer and military affairs commentator. mr. pine is great to talk to thank you very much for a time. thank you so much for me and your show. now, i know that in addition to your military career and analysis, you're also an avid historian. you read a lot of history books on that passion of yours began at the tender age of 11, if i'm not mistaken. and the conclusion that you derive from all of that is the most wars that the united states has bought or has supported made it less secure. do you think the warranty crane is going to be the exception? no, no, not at al

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and after that in bushehr province with 213 mm. rain was recorded in front of semnan, sistan and baluchistan east azarbaijan golestan and ardabil had the lowest amount of rainfall since the beginning of winter in kanun kilui and boyer ahmad with 620 mm chaharmahal and bakhtiari with 483, gilan with 313 bushehr with 309 and lorestan with 288 mm being at the top of the list of provinces with the highest rainfall in bushehr the increase in load was about 83% compared to the previous year, and after that in chahar mahal and bakhtiari, we had twice as much rain as in iran, and in kohgiloye and boyer ahmad provinces, a 31% increase in rainfall was recorded, but the total rainfall of the current crop year compared to last year's decrease of one percent. and based on the data of the organization meteorologically, we are still 53% away from repairing the water needed by the country, but we had two consecutive years of drought in the past years, this autumn was also very good, of course , we had favorable conditions in the winter, as we had

"top gun" this year, "avatar." >> mm-hmm. >> why has this happened? >> if you just back up 10 years ago, eight, seven, eight years ago, we had a big cable bundle that was getting, every year, priced higher and higher. every year, the number of things we were offered were getting more and more in number, and we were paying more and more for them. and cable companies, the people who warehoused all this, their margins of profit decreased at just the same time, under their little noses, comes a company called netflix, which says, "we're gonna stream things and deal directly with the consumer, and we got a better proposition than you cable folks do." >> mm-hmm. >> "you can watch things whenever you want. you can watch all of it at once. it's on demand, on your personal demand. and you just point and click, and it streams to you, directly to you." and out of it, under, as i s, the noses of the entire wisdom of the entertainment business, the ground completely shifts. and then along comes the pandemic, and that ireases the shift because people stay home more

ah mm mm. mm. hello and welcome to was a part of the last several vacant american foreign policy community has become an armor with a carrot and stick approach, seeming to believe that positive and negative reinforcements when applied methodically can reliably produce outcomes preferred by the self appointed tamer. but given that even donkeys don't respond consistently to these behaviors, training isn't effective against the entire nations. well, to discuss them now joined by john college president of the u. s. q by trade and economic council, mystic of which is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. you're welcome. now my primary interest in this interview is the american, then more broadly, western sanctions against russian. some would say indirectly against the in the rest of the world as well. but let's start with a more contained case of the decades long american efforts to economically penalize q by which i'm sure you are familiar through your line of work better well, hasn'

this storm wind of azatki fell a lot in tuapse more than 130 mm for two days.t yesterday, in places more than 50 mm, at night a video was published on social networks with another avalanche in the mountains in sochi. a mass of snow covered the cable car station at an altitude of more than 2,300 m . because of the threat of an avalanche. this is what the place looks like right now. the lower cabins of the cable car lie on the brought avalanches and thicker snow , it is not yet clear how and how much. time will dig out the station, besides snowfalls, here have not yet stopped at night in the kuban again suspended car traffic due to the effects of rain. a river overflowed near the village of kabardian. pshisha, one lane is completely flooded with water under khosta, where the water came off, cracks appeared on the roadway. traffic was also closed here in order to seal the roadbed on tuapse at the end of last week, 133 mm spilled. rainfall on monday and tuesday night added another 17 mm to the draft measures. in the red field. at first, the bad weather was weaker,