the first serial motorola cell phone went on sale in october 1983.t already weighed 800 g and cost $3,500. however, what is striking is not the evolution of mobile phones, but the very fact of humanity’s transition to a new method of communication. a fundamentally new reality. from the ball to the caucasus, this was the route the author expected of death. a rebellious syllable thundering throughout russia with a nod to pushkin. along the way i composed borodino. in st. petersburg, in an era without time for the reader's judgment , the demon presented mtseri's romantic poem to an avid duelist. it was not mercy that was beneficial. with another exile, a hero of our time was born. cornet of the leipvard hussar regiment was tried more than once in cases and duels that became the artist’s fate. but this did not prevent dorokhov from commanding hundreds of hunters from becoming one of the veterans. war. the poet of the generation recorded in poetry and prose portrait of youth, homeland, looking for answers to eternal questions. the lines of the russian cla

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, motorola was switched to silent... yes, at one time in the elevator, givi exploded at work and thenseries began, the main thing , that there are opportunities to catch up, sooner or later such collaborators will disappear from the map, someone will be knocked out in the form of a badly wounded person , someone will be terribly frightened, and whoever is unlucky will be killed, that is , sooner or later they will reach the beekeeper, yes, the leader of this quasi-lpr, the former by the way an employee of the security service of ukraine in the luhansk region to pushilin and many, many others. mr. ivan, you know, as one character from hollywood used to say. what evidence do you have? because, because in russia they write, yes, in russia they write that in and no, he began to talk too much, he blamed solovyov, he began to criticize putin and the armed forces of the russian federation, that is one of the towers of the fsb of his simply i took it and liquidated it, so that he wouldn't say much, not everyone can sit in prison like girkin, well, well. and such a version is popular in russia

obviously, you can list motorola, zakharchenko, drones, the attack on the kremlin, the terrorist attackcrimean bridge, all the work of the ukrainian, no, western intelligence services, ukraine. somewhere she provided hands, and then i am sure that behind these hands there was not only a brain, but direct help, and i would not be surprised if specific agents sat and carried out. the west felt that it smelled hot and was hanging its sins on the hut, but oh well, american journalists also claim that none of these atrocities were committed without personal order of zelsky, i can confirm this, in my own example, i said that now a judicial procedure is finally beginning, where those six cretins who, following the instructions of the sbu, were preparing an assassination attempt on me, will be judged, my friends who are outside of ukraine, but they have great connections in ukraine, for those in zelsky’s circle, they told him, they called, they said volodya, don’t be surprised, but he’s falling. from your program, being again in an inadequate state, he gave the order for liquidation, at any cos

kuzhugetovich, you will be able to hang another medal on your horns, you will be left behind, the trip to motorolaybe you will go into captivity and surrender, well, it is certainly not so quick and painless, but it is effective. she seems to have gotten stronger. not small, better they would wait for hymers. today, our heroes destroyed five, five patriots with one blow, today our raguls were killed as many as five times , now the aviation will be connected and kyiv will be taken for a maximum of two days, i should have enough of this for two days, five patriots out of five, handsome men, russia, russia . there are almost 3,000 dead people, zesu zesu, five patriots out of two, this is certainly a crazy result, i am the only one in the dpr who has a calculator, i am surprised by the lack of questions to the top management, yes, if you ask something wrong, then they will not find it, you can't mix fantasy and reality like that, i agree, in the morning there will be a headache, this is the end of the trip, this is not a fantasy, but reality, i have great news, we are on duty from the bearded front, i

taught at pavlik morozov and some baku commissars there, and those children are taught in various motorolasisons of the wagnerites, well, but this is still a year of occupation, we hope that with such a refusal, ukrainians... teachers and children will not go to the occupied territories very much, which we have not yet such a tragic situation in the kherson region, as for example in the diners-liners, where ukrainian children have been abused for years. thank you, hold on, have a calmer day, we wish you today, oleksandr samolenko, chairman of the kherson regional council about the situation on the right bank, on the left bank and in general in the kherson region. zara we are going to a short pause, then we'll return to sumy oblast, i'll remind you that a 13-year-old schoolgirl died there due to... shelling of a school, we'll talk about it further. when civilization is wiped out by a pandemic, a teenage girl may be humanity's last hope, watch the hbo series that shocked the world. the last of us, exclusively, in the megodog subscription, there are discounts on amidzetron. 20% in podorozhnyk

when you look at the motorola cell phones, they have a.i. the award winning laptops, they will have a.i. in them what this is really going to do is create a vision of a.i. for all. there is certain information, frank, we want to make sure is private. private to you as a consumer. >> that is a key issue a short time ago on the show, i don't know if you heard it, our reporter eamon javers, spoke about the issues with the white house. lonov investing $3 billion in the next three years >> we will come employ to all regular -- we will comply to all regulations in all markets we will respond from the appropriate business standpoint we invested a lot in a.i over the last two years, we said we generated $2 billion worth of revenue. particularly in areas like edge a.i. for retail and healthcare and manufacturing. through a.i. innovators program. this is an area we will make sure we are focused on in the public space and private space and personal space >> i want to go back to one of the first things you said. what is a foundational model >> great que

recent experience suggests that violence is lucky to pick up more violence, that trauma will beget motorolacalate wars than two and them, and the consequences of war are always unpredictable. joining me now is ben rhodes, former deputy national security adviser for president obama and co-host, of course, off the podcast -- saved the world. thank you for joining me as we talked about a wrenching topic. you helped contextualize this moment in terms of 9/11 and the emotional toll it took in the u. s. . and i wonder if you can sort of elaborate on what you think it's important to understand the emotional response of this moment as we sort of chart a path forward. >> alex, witnessing the 9/11 attacks as a 24-year-old in new york city and being filled with rage and believing that pathway to national security came through vengeance. and not wanting to hear anything about the political context of how we might have gotten their or alternative courses of action, how to respond other than getting these people and do it whatever it took to get them. but i think that if someone told me or told this coun

other new concepts include a rollable display introduced by motorola. what does that mean?? >> i don't know. but if i was making phones for a living, the last thing i would do would put out a self-healing phone. you'd never have the need to buy another one. i remember a stretch with my kids where it felt like every week i was getting the glass repaired because somebody sat on it. somebody threw it into the whatever. >> i mean. yeah, but larry, you know, we're going to pay more for these up front. >> that's true. yeah >> yeah, no doubt about that. >> so it's all going to even out. yeah. >> sandy, you ready for nanotechnology in your phone? the self-healing phone? >> why not? i mean, we've all accidentally dropped our phone, and there's a crack and pain to go get. it replaced. yeah. >> all right. the perfect cup of joe, as in coffee, could be up in the air. we mean literally up in the air. alaska airlines is rolling out a custom coffee blend. it designed with the portland based stumptown roasters. it's said to be immune from the altitude changing effects that airborne served.

. >> and number seven, motorola is showing off its bendable phone.e that wraps around your wrist like a slap bracelet. and the company says a screen can be bent, shaped into different forms. so very interesting. we already have this is called the apple watch, what's called a slap bracelet. >> and the slap bracelet. >> right >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. the u.s. strikes iran backed forces as tensions soar in the middle east. breaking overnight, the pentagon launches air strikes in syria targeting two sites used by iranian backed forces in retaliation for more than a dozen attacks on u.s. bases and personnel in the region over the past week. this as the u.s. pushes israel to delay any ground invasion with concern about the hostages and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. >>> massivnh

. >> and number seven, motorola is showing off its bendable phone. it's a smart phone that wraps around your wrist like a slap bracelet. and the company says a screen can be bent, shaped into different forms. so very interesting. we already have this is called the apple watch, what's called a slap bracelet. >> and the slap bracelet. >> right >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. the u.s. strikes iran backed forces as tensions soar in the middle east. breaking overnight, the pentagon launches air strikes in syria targeting two sites used by iranian backed forces in retaliation for more than a dozen attacks on u.s. bases and personnel in the region over the past week. this as the u.s. pushes israel to delay any ground invasion with concern about the hostages and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. >>> massive manhunt. search intensifying overnight. swat teams swarm a home connected to the shooter after 18 people were killed and 13 were injured in maine with towns on edge. we learn more about the lives that were lost. >>> dangerous close cal

lived there on pallets, at first, we had an anti-maidan camp, that’s where i met with arsen pavlov motorolav, there i was captured, my comrade died there, and i was exchanged according to the first minsk on december 26, 1914, there i was in donetsk, i ended up in belgorod, they took my family out, when all this happened and i arrived, so i was looking for a family. my family stayed there too, how long did you spend in captivity? well almost 3 months, well, what happened during that time, well, i wouldn’t wish it on anyone, they took us to the aidar battle, from the sbu, here’s a comrade, well, he could have left there, he still took the fight, died, then the sbu basement, then to prison , they didn’t take me to prison, i had to write, i went to prison, they didn’t take me, but it’s like this and for my condition, i had to write a statement about what my condition was, well, my face was all beaten up, they did this to you in the basement, well this was during the arrest, then the next day, well , almost a day and they spent time, i’ll die, i won’t die, so they were severely beaten, well, yes