today i want to tell you about newton's three laws. they work together one for all and all for one. the law is the first, if seven are inertial it is fair for material bodies. the body at rest has a balance of all forces in the harmony of settings and if the forces are compensated. what was originally applied to the body? who leaves the body without movement and love of the state to force evenly straight? right thank you, thank you, there is an opinion that the law of universal gravitation came to newton on his own when he was visited by an apple there was no apple. and what was the thirst for knowledge the desire to make discoveries. with newton, this turned into an obsession; he could not stop. it’s just that even then newton guessed that a long wording was too tough for a modern schoolboy, so he divided it into two parts. thus the second law was born. and newton thought about the resultant forces, how he laid it out according to the notes, having discovered the second law, how the sword formula is exact, what is the sum of forces eq

in 2013 heart newton even started working on the quantity i lab for google. i have spent many years in the field of computer vision and machine learning to train a machine learning system to train a newer network, for example, to recognize certain objects in an image. you have to solve type of problem that's known as an optimization problem. and it has been proven analytically. zach cronum processes can solve these problems more efficiently. when the company intel presented the 1st quantum chip with 49 cubits with much fanfare in las vegas in 2019 mavin announced in a small blog entry that his team had already built a chip with 72 cubits. shortly thereafter, he claimed to have proven the functionality of the google quantum computer 200 seconds for a computational task that would take 10000 years on a supercomputer. ibm and many others are doubtful. heart newton even is a leading scientist in quantum physics. but that doesn't change the fact that it will take years until a workable quantum computer will have been developed. quantum computers can compute very q

but for others, john newton's background as a slave trader hangs over the anniversary.a and taken down to guyana. this was what my ancestors had to go through in order to build a colony somewhere in some other country. it saddens me and it fills me with a tremendous amount of grief and remorse. so this hymn is talking about as a slave trader, feeling forgiven. do you feel able to forgive him? no. i find it very difficult. very, very difficult. # amazing grace # how sweet the sound.# 250 years on, this hymn's themes of forgiveness and grace are as challenging as ever. harry farley, bbc news. fabulous storry. —— story. in his new year message, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has described the social care system as "broken". he says care homes are "struggling" to deal with rising costs, while trying to find and retain staff. the government has said it's providing £7.5 billion in support for the sector over the next two years. mr welby is due to publish a report on the social care system this month. he says everyone should work to improve it. we know our care sy

nor can i speakfor huey newton or anyone else.ow without a doubt that we were doing good things in community. you did all of that community work and yet for two years you were deprived of the ability to do that work because you were deprived of your freedom. yes. you were a prisoner. yes, i was incarcerated. facing murder charges, and we have to talk a little bit about what happened and why it happened. sure. while you were in new haven, connecticut, you were accused of being involved, in fact, being responsible for the murder of a young man. i believe he was 19 years old. yes, he was. he was inside the black panther party, but seniorfigures in new haven believed he was an informer to the fbi. how did it happen that you were present when that young man was tortured? well, what happened is that a man who we later found out was an informant for the fbi... ..brought that young man into the party office in new haven, connecticut. i'll neverforget the day, and... ..forcibly. .. ..pushed him in through the door and told us that he was a

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i'm paula newton, and this is "cnn newsroom." now the u.s.a new speaker after days of chaos and republican in fighting. kevin mccarthy secured the top spot in a 15th round of voting saturday, but he had to offer a series of concessions to get key holdouts to finally fall in line. among them, allowing any single member to call for a vote to oust him and adding more of ultra conservative freedom caucus members to the rules committee, and that's significant. former president donald trump also helped mccarthy seal the deal apparently. the new speaker gave him credit after being sworn in. listen. >> i do want to especially thank president trump. i don't think anybody should doubt his influence. he was with me from the beginning. somebody wrote the doubt he was there. he was all there. he would call me and he would call others and he really was -- i was just talking to him tonight -- helping get those final votes. what he's really saying really for the party and the country, that we have to come together. >> now democrats officially have a new lead

it was here at this church in bucks that john newton i church in bucks thatjohn newton wrote the words as the captain of several slave ships. in barbaric conditions he transported people from west africa to be sold in the caribbean before he had what he said was a dramatic conversion. the local museum in 0lney is hosting an exhibition to mark the anniversary. it's all about hope and you look at the words ofjohn newton, he talks about the desperate situation of his life and how he ultimately found grace and to me, that says that however bad life may seem, there's always hope you can turn it around and i think therein for a large part of the population who aren't even particularly religious, but, to them, has a meaning. but particularly religious, but, to them, has a meaning. but for others, john newton's — them, has a meaning. but for others, john newton's background _ them, has a meaning. but for others, john newton's background as - them, has a meaning. but for others, john newton's background as a - them, has a meaning. but for others, john newton's background as a slave | john newto

name newton quite right, that book is uh, well you are mathematical foundations. mathematical mathematical beginning of what well philosophy does not know the law no one will help was allowed at last to export what dorokhin the karachay-circassian republic can export the law on the export of gold and silver the correct answer is an ax - this is 1649 they cut off the head of king charles i this we know the law of 1663 abolished the medieval ban on the export of gold from silver abroad in 1687 the mathematical principles of natural philosophy. newton medals ask in the first millennium of the eighteenth century in london, there were about 600 caffeine. in which fashionable aristocrats gathered, prominent, politicians were allowed in only well dressed people. preferably in silk stockings, one such choir cafe was located on changelei. please tell me which drink first appeared in this bank. aleksey grudnev of the boarding school lyceum of the internet of the city of kaliningrad told me that it was tea, which then only began to come into use, and from that moment it bega

citizen, i'm the commander, we use newton's third law, the first two, bitch, didn't work, can you imagine let's see what kind of city? dear comrade passengers our plane has landed at the airport of odessa please stay where you are, yes, the plane has come to a complete stop at the exit. we will invite you. commander of the ship's crew

you better to of course, go from ya. corruption from newton each from sage and passport it. but i would it's a year now around noon. yeah. this is of soccer actually. so let's go so that us will body to the sheet and the pre moist yet to it though. but she was off til tonight, but the citadel is spa coordinates, portion of the process of squish and william you know when that super in year, as of which new dishes? surely those restoring, restoring blemishes for dom solution the shall not. dazzle buzz daniel crane. i need the utan humenzki, but you should, you know, as a shadow carrillo, i've come beyond my boy's cohort style. ah, such events haven't been seen in ukraine for a long time, but it's impossible to forget the courage of the people who died for freedom and the $200.00 plus death camps in ukraine, where fascists massacre people of all nationalities. all the people of the soviet union liberated ukraine together. they hoisted the banner on the rice, thank together and grieve for their fallen comrades together. victory in 1945 over the world's greatest evil united peopl

welcome to our viewers watching us here in the united states and all around the world, i'm paula newtoncoming up this hour, u.s. president joe biden heads to the southern border to see for himself what the right and left are calling a crisis. hear from one activist about what she hopes he takes from this visit. >>> now the dust is settling after a chaotic vote for house speaker, we will look at what comes next fororor the new lead >>> and we are live in hong kong as china reopens to the world, even as it confronts a massive surge in covid cases. we speak to a doctor here in the united states about how this could impact the spread of the virus. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with paula newton. >>> so in the coming hours president joe biden is expected to visit the u.s. southern border for the first time since taking office, and it comes as he faces mounting criticism for failing to stem a surge in migration. now, in the fiscal year 2022 the u.s. encountered more than 2 million migrants at the border, a significant increase from the year before. now, to try to

. ♪ >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with paula newton. >>> so for the firstime since taking office president joe biden is expected to visit the u.s. southern border in the hours ahead. officials say he will assess immigration enforcement operations in el paso, texas, where border crossings have surged so much, the city recently declared a state of emergency. the president's visit comes after he announced new executive measures to stem the tide and called on congress to take action as well. listen. >> if the most extreme republicans continue to demagogue this issue and reject solutions i'm left with only one choice, to act on my own, do as much as i can on my own to try to change the atmosphere. >> cnn's arlette saenz has more on mr. biden's border plans. >> reporter: president biden will make his first trip as president to the u.s./mexico border on sunday, visiting el paso, texas, a city that has seen a surge in migrants in recent weeks. officials here at the white house say the president wants to get an assessment of the border security situation on the grou

to newton's prism, edison's light bulb, a plasma ball on the front of the calculator, an rf-mometer isctically in the entire exhibit, and their amalia two hundred are interactive inside the plasma ball, rays plasmas move randomly. but as soon as i touch, then all the plasma is concentrated. on my palm, where i lead my palm, the fattest plasma beam goes there, a clear proof that plasma responds well to movement, where we can meet it in nature, for example, fatty lightning. she's like a balloon, really. it 's a plasma clot that's why the safety precautions. we are told that as soon as we meet ball lightning, we need to freeze, as if we were a stone. the expanse of fucking sciences is divided into several profile pravkovok, and there are far available and projects. let the gulne form investigate the yak function, well, the human body and the main systems of the gtc before the same disappear and check the conditions of the intelligence once the iq test. freezing rain changes the fashionable snowfalls of the capital, minsk, into the area of ​​\u200b\u200bpadulada winter nepadi for troubles

newton which is my thing. choice building is rashonna. ah, and that includes how to celebrate christmas for father underneath this is his 2nd christmas day. he offered celebrations on december 25th as well, like the waist. he knew the key, which of these were people who wanted to celebrate on the 25th celebrated said as they were carols and songs cooler and those who want to celebrate on the 7th, and will also have the same opportunity with the customer murder. those sticking to the orthodox tradition of an older molar. so it's always easier for the young generation to accept change to visual. older people are more conservative, et cetera, even when they understand with their head that they need to change girl the habit of decades is hard to break rascal would as minute when i said, let it be the way it is for now. but i think in the future we all have to celebrate christmas on the 25th of december. so dempsey after the horrors russian soldiers inflicted on boucher. it is one place in the woods that deserves 2 christmases. it's here back

we solution with elaine newton or them, but you look at a mean crane war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. naz on are made, it comes to not should get done in carbon dioxide. america forces are and you're not in your gauging. conflict of russian forties. american forces are here and defend nato allies that bridge that nato escalates even more than the special military operation become a war with. so that was the one that doesn't is my story. i see it that i see you to us. thank you. possibly go totally live so you sleep issue a unique and you stuff with in your sewage, nero speaker. the girl who's with it was a she, shag, now shorter one. and i'm not going to stay like a national z. m known that she's shy york. i mean they're a headlines right now and off into national the indian foreign ministry slams a new b b c documentary about prime minister the rent dr. modi saying the piece that handled promote, say, colonial mindset. quote, a brute fundamental american back. those words from the russian embassy in washington, the u. s. is set to t

survived plus police and germany continue their operation to clear climate activists from the village of newton houses there are set to be demolished, to make way for an expanding coal mine. ah, i'll make spicer welcome to the program. rescuers in the southeastern ukrainian city of nape ro say it's more unlikely then they will find more survivors after a russian missile strike on saturday. the attack destroyed an apartment building, killing at least 23 people and wounding dozens. russia launched a series of air strikes across ukraine over the weekend, including in the vive, keith harkey and ne pro. most of the attacks targeted critical infrastructure. and officials are preparing citizens for reduced electricity supply. in the coming days . the dest swollen denise pro is expected to rise. now that emergency crews are losing hope of finding more people alive in the wreckage. a scene from halifax, denise pro apartment block, where dozens of homes have been laid to waste by a russian missile strike. numerous, i'm speechless, rural, speechless, iroquois just minutes after the attack rescue workers w

newton is a good to have is over the past 56 months. i've worked in madeira munich, manheim on con canaria cape, verge, o and hamburg, and berlin billing, and now the anal portugal. lisbon. felix is a software developer for a company in hamburg. he's in home office, but without a home to many digital nomads, lisben is a welcome stop on a never ending tour. when we're done live, there's a community for me and i know i can meet some friends and find new ones to this place is much more interesting to me than sitting alone somewhere in berlin. a line of reading, lots of sunshine and a relatively low cost of living, have made portugal and attractive place for this workforce. and now the government supports the movement. offering visas and tax breaks. wonder silver is fully on board. she's renting out $33.00 rooms are normally very important. why fi was important? because they worked remotely, a one bedroom where the bathroom goes for $1300.00 euros, a lot of money in a country where the minimum wage is only $705.00 euros. the nomad workers a

binom newton will die in 9 months in february next year from liver cancer in the clinic. the first moscow state university 4th chamber 249. this comes out at a round score of 27,000 per month. not enough, but enough for a modest life. yes, those dozens. no, no, no, no, dozens will not be realized immediately after the death of andrey foch, the house will be demolished, and dozens will be taken away by the state bank. yes, i would not advise you to invest in a hospital, but what's the point of dying in a ward among the wheezing and groans of hopelessly ill people? is it better to arrange for these 27,000 and, having taken the poison , move to the sound of strings, a war surrounded by hops. beauties or chemistry friends show off your cut paper. ferovozimsya my dear , yes, you really are not healthy. mine and if they again? well then, come to us, again, you are welcome, we ask you to be glad to meet us. what else, i forgot my hat. is it not mine that they came without a sword. the courier looks in apartment number 50. you should also pay attention to the fact that the disapp

computational task that would take 10000 years on a supercomputer, ibm and many others are doubtful. heart newton even is a leading scientist in quantum physics. but that doesn't change the fact that it will take years until a workable quantum computer will have been developed. quantum computers can compute very quickly, but there aren't many practical ways to use them yet. they're also prone to errors and programming and production is very complex. quantum electronics engineer marissa justina, explains what these computers could mean for the future. quantum computers won't replace laptops or pcs, but they will assist them. you probably won't see it much in your day to day life. 0, one on computer is not a replacement for a regular computer. it's more of an assistant to the regular computer. i to make a transportation analogy, when humans were wanting to travel to the moon, it is clear that you're, you need a rocket, you need some kind of technology that's different from what we used to get around on the ground. now we have this technology is, it does not change the way you go to the grocery stor

and now today, 40 years on songs, message and relevance remains as strong as ever newton only leaving that musical note business is up next. and of course d, w dot com, with all the latest news and analysis, i'm told me or logical thanks for watching. ah, a lot of contrasts of ambitions of inequality 75 years ago mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence.

so the emperors newton peter the first tip napoleon bonapark. and wuxia is a bagel at least.s book about our baths, and for the rest of the people for a century on the streets of cities from oksana in the meadows, a drop of notes of steamed waves, a dress, round dances. you are funny dances semenovich, but you immediately thought of a protya. would say sequel today. how to pick up intares jeet joe dead and trigon teaser from another artery bridge house, i will tell you about such a you. go crazy, oh-oh, all our vedas rush in and she walks alone for a pause. many yanshi attachments, yes, and replace them, it was reasonable to send them away from zhirakhtovalis for the imad heat of the knigarni for years of heat oleg what kind of you are you ? will give lefty to himself to blame became ohvyaroy unhurried experiments was another version of casimir. who killed the enemies of the ticolei is not known , who published the treatise semenovich discovered the thais and the ocean and knew only the best. it was him that many could hate oleg the usual, hidden mentally, and he, on his here

isaac newton is an interesting fact of a wonderful genius.s a member of the house of lords of england, he delivered a speech only once at meetings. all i asked was to close the window. well , today is the birthday of, perhaps, the most famous italian actor, singer and director adriana celentano and what events marked the first week of the new year in the context of belarusian culture, will we find out right now? on january 4, 1948, an outstanding composer, teacher, people's artist of belarus , valery ivanov, was born in the wilderness of the mogilev region, he sincerely loved his small homeland. confessed what exactly? she gave him creative wings as a child and continued to fill him with energy and inspiration for a long time all her life. valery kirillovich headed the music broadcasting of the belarusian radio, he is the author of instrumental and vocal works of music for film performances and radio shows. glory came to valery ivanov after in 1980 he wrote the music for the film quiet c student.

newton this on a need. see that sounds with him. you know, it depends on the judges to some extent. ok. because some judges are frankly, a bit difficult country, not in the summer. not that it's not respected as a bit of a re, okay. the thing that i could do that i could use for that the one of the motional for me to show and if i'm wrong, the one homework history one because i was in boston, i'm going to turn the call from, you know, the answer to your question. it won't affect your family because your parents, your case. ok, fonts. you can break some income to set it up with that particular you have a procedure. and however, if you win and if the home office then grant you refugee status, your wife and children under 18, but apply for peace or to come born just the team as president. we just don't show that for me. no more than that in advance candidate to bring up the team or buskey for me or my job to watch the move mining up to keep me up and one a few children i think over 18 is that right? almost at the mortgage we came from when i when i came sign him she was 16 because she

isaac newton is an interesting fact of a wonderful genius. as a member of the house of lords of england, he delivered a speech only once at meetings. all i asked was to close the window. well, today is the birthday of, perhaps, the most famous italian actor, singer and director adriano celentano. and what events marked the first week of the new year in the context of belarusian culture, we will find out right now? on january 4, 1948, an outstanding composer, teacher, people's artist of belarus , valery ivanov, was born in the wilderness of the mogilev region, he sincerely loved his little one. homeland. confessed what exactly? she gave him creative wings as a child and continued to fill him with energy and inspiration for a long time all her life. valery kirillovich headed the music broadcasting of the belarusian radio, he is the author of instrumental and vocal works of music for film performances and radio shows. glory came to valery ivanov after in 1980 he wrote the music for the film quiet threesome, in which his song was first heard. you

to put it bluntly, knowledge ends with newton's third law : action equals reaction of action.we can do without those metals of yours today. what do i feel with you, i crash into such a dense mass, and up there they really don’t want to let me in there, well, just a couple of sick children there is something more there, what exactly is what to explain? i don't know, but that's all i am. once again no. you know that you want the edition to be closed to paradise, well, pour me everything, as i said. they can't close anything. they advertised for us. now all moscow will sweep us away. we can't stop now. we need to continue, how am i going to continue? send me on a business trip. i 'll make a cool report. best you imagine what is aids in a small town of small children. yes, there people began to eat each other, if they had not already begun. only i have to be in leningrad on wednesday . they say that many children have been infected. if everyone starts to grab a weapon what will happen? it would be nice to close you on a tag. to air the brains but marat semenovich is already very a

right now to the market performance that's what wolf is talking about today and others as well, mark newton, for example, going to be on with us in over time today has a note out on the break in the chip space and how it needs to be respected on a technical standpoint >> i look at it from a more fundamental point of view. yesterday was quite a break out day for the chips. look when i think of chips i think of sick luicality. i realize i'm the outlier at this table today when i say this i don't think the cycle is close to being over yet. i'm of course aware of what the fed has done whether it's gdp growth or the labor market or capx plans have been announced right now, all of which leads me to believe the economic expansion that came out of the pandemic is going to continue and that's why cyclical sectors like the chips, which were absolutely devastated last year on the perception that a recession is imminent are starting to stage a comeback on the belief -- right or wrong -- that's a soft landing is in place. everyone disagrees, and you can't see it on this shot, but people are just clamori

cnn's paula newton traveled to sao paolo state to see how brazilians are already fighting to reverseforestation. >> reporter: to save the planet, luis fintu says you don't have to go to the arctic or the amazon. this sky-high perch will do. what was once degraded pasture is now, after 15 years, an eco paradise. two miles of forest restoration. >> this project doesn't change a big landscape, but it shows it's possible to bring back life, to bring backwa water, to bring ba biodiversity to the state of sao paolo. >> reporter: he walks us through the effort to revive the atlantic forest, home to more than 145 million brazilians, and yet about three-quarters of it has already been wiped out. this is an effort to bring some of it back, and it works like an eco lab. by planting trees, the forest provides for clean air and water, bringing back eco diversity for plants and animals. >> so we need a lot of technology, knowledge, and research to know which species to plant and how. >> reporter: products like these are now at a crossroads of climate and political history in brazil. a country that

what does he say, why are you reading to us that newton's law he says three newton's law sasha and heexam in the winter. you didn't tell me that i didn't read this. and this is me for the rest of my life. i'm never shy. you know, when i sit at some lecture, there is smart in philosophy there in valuable. well, do n't you know? what is superturbot or is there something else you don’t know something, i say. yes, i don't know, tell me please, don't be shy. feel free to be stupid when you sign a contract, because then you will not be stupid when you are forced to do what you did not read and wrote down on the same topic. hey, it's insurance. generally useful thing or not? that is, it is a cost. eh, as programmers say, is it a feature or a bug, right? that is, with such insurance, i’m not a programmer, so they don’t know the feature in the car. is it like this? not not not some kind of bug's advantage is a mistake. so he's insurance. it's that. it's plus or minus insurance here. eh, this anger is generally a plus. well, this is some kind of safety again, but the question is, yes, when you

olivia newton-john. kearsley allie. singers loretta lynn, loretta judd, coolio. there were triumphs of the human mind, spirit and body. discoveries and achievements on earth and in theeavens. in an article, marine archaeologist found the endurance more than one century after the ship was crossed by an ice pack and sank during an expedition. in space, the james webb space telescope captured the first ever images of never before seen stars, galaxies and nebula in the more mundane, dances that went viral on tiktok. it seemed everyone was game to try a few steps. athletes gathered in beijing for the winter olympics even in the midst of the pandemic, with few spectators and strict quarantines. chloe kim, nathan chen and erin jackson were among the americans to win gold. two of the most dominant tennis rates, serena williamand roger federer retired. in a trnament mired in controversy over the human rights record, jubilation for argentina after their team won the world cup. 2023 has already arrived in some parts of the world. now, we see what awaits us in the new year.

what does he say, why do you think that newton's law he says three newton's law sasha and something tor shy. you know, here i am when you sit at some lecture, there is smart in philosophy there, well, don’t you know? what is this supertrubate or is there something else you don’t know something, i say. i don't know. tell me, please, don't be shy, don't be shy to be stupid when you sign the contract, because then you won't be stupid when you are forced to do what you didn't read and wrote down on the same topic. uh, insurance is generally a useful thing or not? that is, it is a cost. eh, as programmers say, is it a feature or a bug, right? that is, that with such insurance so i'm not a programmer, so they don't know the feature of the car. is this how it is like this? not not not some such some advantage of god is a mistake. i mean, that's insurance. it's that. it's plus or minus insurance. and this is generally a plus. well , this is some kind of it, again, about the safety of the question. as if, yes, when you reasonably understand, and what risks are present in your life and then you

e was born in the family of michael horde and the newtons of the horde in directness, whose boy was namedn matteusz tadeusz from the ivanovo church, who has survived to this day, a priest was invited to this very estate. here. e. in this family, the only boy was born, but the fourth child is already in the family, therefore the evidence is, er, a church mark. a also old maps that show what was found here. or rather, there used to be a family estate here. and this is confirmed by documents in the grodno and minsk archives. e that approximately the sixteenth century, and even earlier, an absolutely local mouth of our trip lived here. uh horde manor house lasted until 1943 and was destroyed during the great patriotic war to its very foundation. that is, only e, the historical foundation of the end of the 18th century, was preserved, and only in 2004 was found, respectively. archaeologists. uh, with what it began with the restoration of the wedding house, uh in 2009 , but a wooden structure appeared. in 2019, the presidential grant was won by the regional museum complex, which contributed to

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