and to make sure the moss is as effective and long—lived as possible, the health of each moss mat canalgorithm can control the irrigation, depending on the individual conditions. so, in the future, i would envision that many buildings and the facades of the buildings would be covered in our solutions and, of course, you could also have motorways — large stretches. you could also use our moss filters to clean and cool the air and maybe even protect it from noise. moss on its own won't solve the climate crisis, but in amongst the talk of inventing greener technologies, it may be worth taking a lead from something that's been right under our feet the whole time. after all, nature has been regulating the environment much longer than we've been disrupting it. moss — who'd have thought it could be so useful? the lungs of a city! nature's natural filter. now, as companies try to reduce their carbon footprint and their impact on the climate, there are lots of different things that they could try. you could change your manufacturing process, how you transport goods or even move factories, but

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and to make sure the moss is as effective and long—lived as possible, the health of each moss mat cancan control the irrigation, depending on the individual conditions. so, in the future, i would envision that many buildings and the facades of the buildings would be covered in our solutions and, of course, you could also have motorways — large stretches. you could also use our moss filters to clean and cool the air and maybe even protect it from noise. moss on its own won't solve the climate crisis, but in amongst the talk of inventing greener technologies, it may be worth taking a lead from something that's been right under our feet the whole time. after all, nature has been regulating the environment much longer than we've been disrupting it. moss — who'd have thought it could be so useful? the lungs of a city! nature's natural filter. now, as companies try to reduce their carbon footprint and their impact on the climate, there are lots of different things that they could try. you could change your manufacturing process, how you transport goods or even move factories, but all of the

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wandrea arshaye moss. (applause.)ement for voting rights in america, shaye moss pursued a career as an election worker in fulton county, georgia. because of her dedicated service, she faced death threats, harassment, and intimidation by those seeking to overturn the outcome of the 2020 election. she would later testify to the nation about her pain and resolve. today, we the people honor shaye moss for helping to ensure the american people have a voice in the destiny of our nation. (applause.) albert schmidt. (applause.) a former federal civil servant and the city commissioner of philadelphia, albert schmidt has spent his career on the unsung yet necessary task of making democracy work for the people. in the 2020 election, despite intense political pressure, he did what he had always done: ensured the integrity of the election, and faithfully oversaw the nonpartisan counting of the ballots. we the people honor albert schmidt for his clarity of purpose to protect every americana™s sacred right to vote and to have that v

and to make sure the moss is as effective and long—lived as possible, the health of each moss mat canf a city! nature's natural filter. now, as companies try to reduce their carbon footprint and their impact on the climate, there are lots of different things that they could try. you could change your manufacturing process, how you transport goods or even move factories, but all of these are big things to do, so you really need to know which is going to work best. how do you do it? answer — get yourself a digitaltwin! you make a virtual copy of your entire business and try stuff out in that first. alasdair keane's been to see the makers of dettol, who are trying to assess whether they can make their new products more sustainable or not. we use these kinds of products every day, from cleaning tabletops to personal hygiene and health. these brands are made by one company, called reckitt, and the industry to get them from factories to our homes is fast—moving and comes with a big impact on the planet. not huge, but important that we look at that carbon footprint and think how are we going

shaye moss pursued a career as an election worker in fulton county, georgia. because of her dedicated service, she faced death threats, harassment, and intimidation, by those seeking to overturn the outcome of the 2020 election. she would later testify to the nation about her pain and resolve. today, we the people honor shaye moss for helping ensure the american people have a voice and a destiny of our nation. [ applause ] >> albert schmidt. [ applause ] >> a former federal civil servant, and the city commissioner of philadelphia, albert schmidt has spent his career on the unsung yet necessary task of making democracy work for the people. in the 2020 election, despite intense political pressure, he did what he had always done, ensured the integrity of the election and faithfully oversaw the nonpartisan counting of the ballots. we the people honor albert schmidt for his clarity of purpose to protect every american's sacred right to vote and to have that vote counted. [ applause ] >> charles and gladys sicknick, accepting on behalf of brian d. sicknick. [ applau

here they are presented here, what is the advantage of dream moss. first, it is hypoallergenic.ondly, maybe for a long time. it is about 9 years to maintain its original appearance, that is, bright coloring it is soft elastic, and it also creates a microclimate in the room, which affects our health. this year we already see participants who, and not only for the first time, are declaring their projects. that is, we see that the guys are re-profiling their projects somewhere. they are ready to develop further, they are ready to continue working in the information and innovation space for us, of course. this is pleasant. and this also confirms the number of applications in the past. we should have passed 30 projects at the regional stage, and this year we already have 40 of them 20 those who left the project to get tired of the finalists of the regional stage in the competition of 100 ideas for belarus in no longer put down their mailing lists at the republican stage, the very prospects of smart innovative ideas tear off development already at the commercial scale. you know about

forced from their homes, facing despicable, racist taunts, but despite it all, ruby freeman and shay moss found the courage to receive openly and honestly in front of the whole country and the world about their experiences, set the record straight about the lies, and defend the integrity of to our elections. you don't deserve what happened to you, but you do deserve the nation's eternal thanks for showing that dignity and grace of we the people. i'm so proud of you both. i'm proud of you both. albert smith, a former republican city commissioner in philadelphia, who spent a decade overseeing nonpartisan counting of votes. like so many other local election workers in 2020 he was harassed and threatened as he did his job faithfully. he did not bend. he did not bow. he did not yield to the political threats and pressure. he he's so trusted by both political parties that the new democratic governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro appointed him as pennsylvania's secretary of state, a republican to ensure that the integrity of the election. that's a high compliment. [ applause ] his character and

basis of the diet of wild bulls is grass and shoots, and frosty chischeba could treat them only with mossthin twigs for the survival of this species would simply was not enough. so after a man has shattered migration corridors the bison was doomed to extinction, but then the people themselves came to the rescue. trying to hay and feeders for the last bison of europe began to appear since the early middle ages, grand dukes, and kings, kings and emperors. everyone wanted the bison to survive on the hunt. this animal was considered the most honorable trophy, so only thanks to the care of people, bison could survive until the 21st century. to date, belarusian bison are fed in all their habitats, the daily rate for one animal includes 15 kg of corn silage 20 kg of hay, as well as 7 kg of succulent and concentrated feed. it should be noted that belarus has the largest population of free- living bison in the world. the total figure by april 2019 was 1931 individuals. in order for the belarusian giants to comfortably survive one winter day, about 40 tons of hay should be scattered through the for

here they are presented here, what is the advantage of stabilized moss. first, he hypoallergenic. secondly, maybe for a long time. it retains its original appearance for about 9 years, that is, it has a bright color, is soft, elastic, and also creates a microclimate in the room, which affects our health. this year we already see participants who, and not only for the first time, come up with their projects. that is, we see that the guys are re-profiling their projects somewhere. they are ready to develop further, they are ready to continue, and to work, but in the information in the innovation space for us, of course, it's nice and it's confirms the number of applications. last year. we had 30 projects passed to the regional stage, and this year we already have 40 of them . nara republican stage is the most promising innovation on food, coming off perhaps everything is already commercial scale. knowing the situation of timofichity for the first time, be for a hundred vacancies put down today on mini-kermash. in minsk, all the organizations of the capital joked about new specialist

the moist moss comes into contact with the dried my cellular, bringing it back to life. more than 100 people have already been buried in my cell. liam coffins in the netherlands. last year funeral director john von cast her up. so the 1st living coffin for an 82 year old woman, the myself, ian based versions, cost $1500.00 euros cheaper than conventional coffins. ignoring me to not to man, sir, i don't think people choose a my sylium coffin for financial reasons. my rather up to really want to send a signal to the rest of the world, and we almost do our part and only leave a small carbon footprint behind on this planet and also blown it off the ladder. because around the world, some 160000 people die each day and they leave traces behind. not just in the hearts of their loved ones, but also is toxic substances. one of the most resource intensive burial methods is the classical christian ceremony with a wooden casket each year thousands of tons of wood, steel, bronze, and copper are buried under ground. cremation isn't much better. in europe, around 70 percent of people n

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that's a b, 2 or, and 95 mosse, as well as reducing social contact indoors. and, you know, testing before meeting people in isolating if you're just positive or not feeling well, what we need is a multi layered approach, because we cannot rely on a vaccine only approach, but also getting boosted if you are eligible, as many countries are offering right now. so can, can we expect more lockdown stan as well? i don't that. i don't, i doubt that they will be a need for locked down, but we certainly need measures. as i said, this is, this is a very different variant. it's actually as different to the early radiance of all my crime as on the card was to the 1st original variant. so there is going to be a level of escape from vaccines and new york, as i said, is seeing a huge surge of hospitalizations. so we can't expect that to happen. now the countries i'm, we need to prevented bi monthly measures by which i mean this vices spread to the air. and that's what we need to control the masses nation vaccination. all of these together will make a big difference if you g

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let's start with kate moss. you knew her in the early days. remember she walked in and she literally charmed the whole room. the energy as well as the beauty. she's uniquely herself. and naomi's always been the same. she was always outspoken. naomi always thought she was going to be a star from when she was a baby — and she is a star — but, you know, they really are who they are — authentic. you also were defining your own sexuality and being open about it. you had a girlfriend who was another model and then, simon foxton took you to more gay bars, like heaven. you describe this in the book — very beautifully, if i may say — where you talk about how, "just as i had found myself in fashion, which is what i "wanted to do in the world, "now i was discovering more intimate terrain. "i felt free and scared and excited." but how did coming from a ghanaian family complicate coming out? my friends said apparently, when i was a teenager, we had this conversation — i didn't even remember. and i was, like, you know, i hear it's a european thing. and he w

joining us now is bradley moss, national security attorney and -- indications are that it is probably than a dozen documents that the daca lawyers have found and immediately contacted the white house counsel's office, wait his counsel's office immediately contacted the archives. they picked them up the next morning, and then merrick garland decided to have a trump appointed prosecutor review the situation. what do, make of what we know so far? >> lawrence, the number of documents is not really what stands out to me, because candidly, any document with classification mark and not in the proper location is a bad thing, but what is different here, and why we're telling everybody to slow down, these comparisons to mar-a-lago and what donald trump is facing, is the absence of any constructive or concealment efforts. joe biden's team and his lawyers did exactly what you do in this situation, you call up the national archives, he forwarded to them, you get them to pick it up immediately, and that's what they did. the justice department is playing this very properly, recognizing the political

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our lgbt and identity correspondent lauren moss explains.t split the political spectrum, and now it's causing divisions in the united kingdom. scotland's gender recognition reform bill, to simplify the process for people to change their legal sex, was voted through just before christmas, but not without controversy. thank you. the next... shame on you! and now the uk government has put the brakes on and the bill's come to a screeching halt. it's the first time westminster has ever used a section 35 order, effectively blocking the legislation from becoming law. some lgbt campaigners have described it as an attack on transgender people and scottish democracy. i've been on the waiting list for the gender identity clinic forfour and a half, nearly five years now, with no sight of when i'm going to have my initial appointment. and the current process requires me to get a psychiatric diagnosis in order to obtain that certificate, to make that small change to my birth certificate. so, this bill changes the process and makes it easierfor people like

maintaining calm with the gaza strip, and that it will not change the status of the temple mount alexa moss compound. and they will tell him those things. but at the same time, the cabinet has decided to expand the settlement project in the west bank. antony blinking is not going to like it. and the palestinian authority has announced that it was cut off as the a security coordination. and they have announced on saturday that they're going to stick to this policy. these are big challenges for the secretary of state at janice sammy so called reporting for us from jerusalem. thank you very much. indeed. i take a look at the mother stories making headlines around the world. nato secretary general jen soleberg is in south korea. he met with foreign minister, pog gin and other high level officials. it's the 1st stop on a trip aimed at strengthening ties with u. s. allies in the face of the ukraine war and rising competition with china. salton burke will head to japan on monday through more than 40 people have died in south west pakistan after a passenger bus fall off a bridge and court. i am off

and i know that the oak bark was zooparlied and the voices were cut off such rude tissue, skin moss to go of a certain amount, how to buy and issue prolific lies on the sale with god, then the grass was bought for this and the equipment from you already. there , a banana is bad, everything was needed, and under kalach the horse was needed already from the lord such speeches, please, rob that they themselves took with their own hands weaving. he walked and pushed it to the fiber to the thread. and this is all your new work, and find out with yours you studied. yes, it's we're going wheat. vera is ignatovna. whether you were standing just by the rootstock of the marigolding. tell us more about this, to whom minavita rootstock, weaving. here in our star, which does not occupy the kingdom and the waters of sick people, in 1932 another one in our church was this sofa, cable, did not want to , our museums were already flooded with heavy refusals. and lev nikolaevich there and for this, to require two bases from different people. tell us about this suitability of a black color, and it means t

on truth social this week, trump again falsely claimed that ruby freeman and shaye moss were, quote, that claim is a lie, that he is repeating the -- only this time, there could be repercussions for him. and that is because ruby freeman and her daughter have already sued rudy giuliani for defamation. and that case is ongoing. so far, they have not been able to pursue trump for his seemingly defamatory language in 2020. he might be insulated from claims he made during his presidency. but -- and this is the catch -- donald trump is not the president anymore. regardless of what he may say or think -- and he certainly was not president this week, when he repeated lies about freeman and moss. they could sue him for this. so, the question is, will they add to trump's web of legal live wires, any one of which could snap him with an indictment in the coming months? joining us now is california congressman eric swalwell we had about that and intelligence committees in the 117th congress. -- committee to silence in the 118th congress. but that could be four of. congressman, it's great to see y

let's get more on the background to this story from our lgbt and identity correspondent, lauren moss.age from 18 to 16 at which people could apply for that legal document confirming the change of gender. yes, huw, the bill was passed by the scottish parliament last month and will make it easier for people who live in scotland or were born there to change their legal sex that's listed on their birth, marriage and death certificates. it'll remove the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria — the sense of unease someone experiences if their gender identity, or the perception of their gender, is different to the sex registered when they were born. it'll lower the age people can apply from 18 to 16 and they can do so after three months of living in their gender, or six months for uner—18s, instead of two years. at the minute, around 25 to 30 people change their legal sex in scotland every year. the scottish government estimates this could increase ten—fold, to about 300 a year. nine other countries in europe have a form of self—id. while we don't know how many people in scotland m