the latest poll in the observer has _ the observer.has a low _ the observer. the latest poll in the observer has a low labour— the observer. the latest poll in the observer has a low labour lead - the observer. the latest poll in the observer has a low labour lead of. observer has a low labour lead of 8%, observer has a low labour lead of 8%. and — observer has a low labour lead of 8%, and these polls are important because _ 8%, and these polls are important because they are exceeding believed that labour had just before boris johnson — that labour had just before boris johnson resigned. very plainly, the challenge _ johnson resigned. very plainly, the challenge that faces the new conservative leader, whoever that may be, _ conservative leader, whoever that may be, as — conservative leader, whoever that may be, as time goes on, it appears that the _ may be, as time goes on, it appears that the more the public ear from rishi _ that the more the public ear from rishi sunak and liz truss, the less they like _ rishi sunak and liz truss, th

back to the real politic in the observer, talking about a l in the observer, talking about a wave of wave of strikes over the cost of living, rachel. absolutely. this is because peeple — living, rachel. absolutely. this is because people are... _ living, rachel. absolutely. this is because people are... the - living, rachel. absolutely. this is because people are... the idea i living, rachel. absolutely. this is i because people are... the idea that we have to follow this ridiculous... when there is nothing left to cut and people are calling radio stations saying they feel suicidal because they don't know if they can afford to pay energy bills. for us to say oh, dear, convention, it is extraordinary in the face of all that. this is why we are seeing unions really ramp up industrial action, because that is all we have. they are not even asking for a pay rise. when you look at the spiralling level of inflation, which is over 10%, they are asking ok that is over 10%, they are asking ok that is slightly more in line with that than what they are currently being offered, and so we are look

somebody has to observe the observers that the observer can exist because the observer is also made out of adams. how do we know the observer of the observer of the observer can exist? somebody has to look at him too. you have an infinite sequence of observers that make it possible to make a measurement. in other words this is called the nurse friend. he has to have a friend in order to make a measurement. so how many friends are there? an infinite number leading up to god. in fact big nerve wrote about mysticism one of the founders of the quantum theory wrote about mysticism when he talked about observers making observers making observers all the way up to god. that is a parallel universes. we are constantly splitting apart universes after universes being split apart there's even a tv series based on this. the man a high castle is on tv. roosevelt was assassinated in one universe so we lost world war ii. the germans on one and cut up the united states because they won world war ii and because assassin's bullet killed roosevelt. but you see a bullet is a quantum events. a bullet, the fl

somebody has to observe the observance of the observer can exist because the observer is also made of arabs. but how do we know that the observer of the observer of the observer can exist? somebody is looking into. you have an infinite sequence of observers that make it possible to make a measurement. in other words he has to have a friend in order to make a measurement. how many friends are there? an infinite number, leading up to god. in fact even wrote about india one of the founders of the quantum theory wrote about indian when he talked about observers making observers, making observers, all the way up to god. there is another way to look at this thing, which is even crazier than that. that is parallel universes. universe could split. what universe electrode to the left in another university electronic to the right. in the two universes split apart. we are constantly splitting apart universes after universes being split apart. there's even even a tv series based on this. met in high castles on tv. matt and a high castles based on the idea that roosevelt was so fascinated of what

i observe this quite a bit. solve _ and so. i observe this quite a bit, solve quite _ and so.it - and so. i observe this quite a bit, solve quite a bit until- bit, solve quite a bit until one falls over and that it escalates. in geopolitics, that's what we have right at the moment with too much metal on metal. south china sea and around taiwan, aircraft ships. they say basic guard rails and rules of the road around five since the strategic redlines led by taiwan. between the two sides so you don't accidentally tripwire anti—crisis conflict and war. and the rest of the relationship can be conducted as non—lethal strategic competition. the rest of the foreign policy and the risk of economic policy in the ideologicalfind is to economic policy in the ideological find is to shapes the next international system. on the domestic front, both of 0n the domestic front, both of these countries are facing political pressures. midterms coming up in the us, xijinping has the party congress towards the end of the year, is their political will for that kind of negotiation, compromise, sensibl

just a little spat i have seen - in the observer on water leakage. -- in the observer on water leakageone up doing so much better, they had gone up the league table in terms of leakages. in italy, the government says, 42% of water supply is lost through pipes. yes, it is an issue all over but it is an issue obviously that is extremely stressful for people when there is not enough water to go round. let's finish on a piece on working from home. it is an interesting piece in the sunday times. talking about how the sunday times. talking about how the trend might go and one thing that struck me in particular is the article says there are practical factors, just as some workers blocked two air—conditioned offices last week amid the rising cost of heating your own home this winter could mean coming in sagely many. it is weighing up the merits and otherwise of working from home. apparently now it has gone down from 10 million at the height of the pandemic to around 4.7 million people working from home. that actually everyone i know certainly works from home two or three days a week now, unles

well, ah, the international observers we're observing we have the european observer, michelle, and we have the africa union above our mission. we have the east africa community observe our mission and all of them so far seemed to be saying that the elections were conducted in a free and fair manner. and they are hoping that their country will maintain the same piece and tranquillity that is currently being experienced, even as people wait for the election results. will that be the case? because there are concerns of violence as we saw in that report. well i, i just spoke to the amnesty international director here in kenya is wrong. you to and, and he said that unlike the past this particular election is very unlikely for us to go into a chaos after the result is announced. but he also said that it is too early to tell because most of the time, immediately the results are unknown seats. when now either people remain peaceful, all their people decide to be cavity. so before they, the final, as result is actually unknowns. we're not able to tell, but for the moment the country is come an

somebody has to observe the observer.ut how do we know the observer somebody has to look at him so you have the sequence of observers that make it possible to make a measurement. he has to have a friend in order to make a measurement so how many are there? an infinite number. in fact he even wrote about the founders and the quantum theory, wrote when he talked about observers. there's another way to look at this which is even crazier than that and that is parallel universes.bs the universe can split. in another universe that went to the right and they split apart. we are constantly splitting apart universes after universes they split apart. and there's even a tv series based on this. man in the high council is based on the idea that roosevelt was fascinated in one universe and we lost world war ii. the germans one and cut up the united states because they wanted world war ii because the fastest bullet killed roosevelt. but you see it is a quantum event. the flaring of gunpowder depends on the atoms that could cause a misf

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when meetings are scheduled in moscow at the observation deck, as a rule, they talk about it at the observationt is here that visitors can truly feel the scale of the city 80 m above the level of the moscow river, as if they find themselves in an amphitheater. from where a grandiose view of the center of the capital opens. from here you can see almost all the iconic skyscrapers on the vorobyovs, according to muscovites, the most beautiful viewpoint of the city on the active citizen platform, have launched a vote to compile a list of mesmerizing views of the megapolis for a fifth of moscow is visible. that's why we come here. my son came here with motorcycles. here at the same time. motorcyclists met, and now the grandson today is on the cableway and here is a bunch of enthusiasm, and this is the highest observation deck in europe, 360 panorama in moscow city in the ranking ranks second the observation deck is located on the eighty-ninth floor of the federation tower , the highest-speed elevators lift guests, respectively, to a height of 327 m. - it's not just beautiful photos. more and more new

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and what we are observing is, as a consequence, uncertainty is growing into country. and i expect a fir, the widening of the current account because investors don't are, are no longer built to an, to the country. they are looking for safe havens like the u. s. and so turkey is still sailing straight towards the currency crisis. and it is very likely that it is going to be uh, becoming a larger economic crisis in the near future. okay. at al cim from constance university applied sciences. thank you so much for joining us and bringing your insights. thank you. to uganda. now where the government has invested over $50000000.00 in electric mobility through a public automotive manufacturer, care and bout his corporation started as a student project. but 10 years later has begun commercial production with some pretty innovative designs. boarding uganda's 1st electric bus that jumped under locally designed the 14 seater for must a bunch of petition. when a full single judge, the kola bus can cover up to 300 kilometers in our for an average food shift. we can no longer afford

you cannot actually observed them. you can only deduce them from the fossils from the patterns that you see in nature. you said that evolution is too slow to see it happening in real time and effect that now today, especially in cities, we see these changes taking place under our eyes in the streets where we live right around us. i think darwin would have been thrilled by but what if man made pollutants substantially distort the biochemistry of organisms in the 1970s, the water new bedford hava, the boston was severely polluted with p. c. b's. the u. s. environmental protection agency. wanted to know just how bad the pollution really was. the original focus was on what must be wrong with all the fish that live in that harbor because of the toxic chemicals. instead, we came here looking, trying to understand what must be right about those fish that could survive here. mm. so they've become a natural experiment for us to study how animals can adapt to toxic human made pollutants. terrific. just what we're looking for. le

and the observations of very serious experts, for example, from the european union, with whom i havehina is unlikely to change its position in relation to the russian-ukrainian war, and even more so in relation to more pro-ukrainian position because relations with the russian federation are still very important for china, on the contrary, it can more intensively support the russian federation. it is unlikely that we can now talk about military or military-technical support against economic , financial, media support, support at the level of diplomacy in the international at the international level is currently very intense and it may still increase because china is interested in trade with the russian federation and it is interested in in order to support friendly and constructive relations with the russian federation, please. how do the start of chinese military exercises today and the escalation around taiwan affect beijing 's policy regarding the russian war in ukraine ? we are currently witnessing a full-scale military conflict between the people's republic of china and the unite

and normally, under such conditions, we would observe that imports are dropping into exports, become competitive and should rise. but that doesn't happen in turkey. because of these wrong, unpredictable and uncertainty, comic policy, it is prohibiting investors to enter the country. and as a result, turkey is not able to capitalized his weekly era and to increase exports. says there any sign of a change in policy from the leadership in techie? well, no, definitely o turkeys. it shows no single sign, a teacher that is indicating an improvement in stabilizing the shaking economy. the government has announced into country it will continue to drop interest rates even so globally, central bankers are communicating exactly the opposite policy. and what we are observing is, as a consequence, uncertainty is growing into country, and i expect a further widening of the current account because investors don't, are no longer built to enter the country. they are looking for safe havens like the u. s. and so turkey is still sailing straight towards the currency crisis, and it is very likely that i

i think observation was part of it. between france and america, france, england and america, the british trips he took before volume one, then between volume one and two were critical, and later on, it became germany in his other world comparisons. there was observation, there was comparison, but how did he fill the gaps? i think sheer intelligence, sheer invention, sheer creativity, you know? people realized it. john stuart mill said as much. a great french politician of the restoration years as well, who said much of it is invention. [inaudible] [laughter] >> thank you -- >> thank you. those of you who wish to pose a question, it is time to get in the queue or use the raise hand function for the q&a on zoom. we will call on you as we see you appear. our second commentator this afternoon is cheryl welch, the retired senior lecturer in the department of government at harvard university. she got her phd from columbia university and has interests in the area of research and political thought, 19th century france, liberal

and significantly a number of countries observing for the 1st time among the countries observing include indonesia, neighbors, to molest ale east, he more pub in new guinea at canada, france, among others. and it's significant to note the countries that are observing because last year, japan was also an observer in these exercises and this year is participating for the 1st time. so what we're seeing this year is not the normal guru to shield exercises that take place between the u. s. and indonesia. but what the indonesian organizers have referred to as super garrett a shield a short while ago at the opening ceremony just a few hours ago. we heard from charles flinn, the commanding general of the u. s. army pacific, who noted that this is the most consequential region in the world at the most consequential time. it is, of course, important to note that these exercises, while they have been planned for many, many months, take place at this time of height intentions. not only between the us and china, but also other countries in asia and china significantly when we talk about maritime incu

some who have been observing _ difficult. some who have been observing this _ difficult. been observing this process - difficult. some who have been observing this process for - difficult. some who have been observing this process for a i difficult. some who have been l observing this process for a long time, for example, the founder of china dialogue, i was talking to earlier, suggests that the fact that american china were able to work collaboratively helped get the paris agreement in the first place, and although there may have been some periods in the meantime, still, ultimately, if you don't have the united states and china doing things, the global prospects of tackling climate change effectively are significantly weakened. i could not a . ree are significantly weakened. i could not agree with _ are significantly weakened. i could not agree with that _ are significantly weakened. i could not agree with that more. - are significantly weakened. i could not agree with that more. i - are significantly weakened. i could not agree with that more. i mean, j are significantl

somebody has to observe the observer so the observer can exist, and and you have an infinite sequence, and he has to have a friend to make a measurement. how many fans are there? an infinite number leading up to god. he even wrote about mysticism, one of the founders of quantum theory, wrote about indian mysticism, making observers, making observers all the way up to god. another way to look at this, crazier than that and that is parallel universes. the universe is split. in another it went to the right and the two universes split apart. we are constantly splitting apart. universe after universe being split apart. there's a tv series based on that, manion high castle is on tv. that roosevelt, and the germans won and cut up the united states because they won world war ii because an assassin's bullet killed roosevelt. a bullet is a quantum event. a bullet, the flaring of gunpowder, adams could cause a misfire that sometimes guns misfire. in one universe roosevelt died, the nazis won. in the other universe, the bullet misfired, roosevelt went on to lead us in world war ii and the nazis w

new lenses are you guys observant?ied to tell you. with flower soap you changed or soap flowers? for once, i allowed myself perfume in the workplace. i knew it right away, i felt it, but i. yes, we are talking about external changes, but this is lena, i immediately guessed about it. children don't give me too much hint. lying to me all the time promised grandfather, who fight the chest was a treasure, not mine at all, no one hung it is not considered. clown with an umbrella clown with an umbrella un well listen, what is it? he needs an angel . i was intrigued by the angel of people being killed. enough, let's go to work. igor come on, around 30, without hope, it’s also clear to paint that this lover was at a strange woman’s twisted, shura-mura, her husband returned, he saved himself jumping out the window and crashed. and where is the window, now everything is walled up. traces were swept up for 30 meters. it can be seen that the man is clearly strangled and did not crash at all. elena nikolaevna come on, this is a mes

we suspected this before they concluded the observation. reason you make observations is because you have a hunch. you don't just go out and look at anything. you go for gold. as a personal aside. ever since we were kids at m.i.t., he has been talking about this. it goes way back. people knew it was there but wanted to prove it. susan: he needed to put together a consortium of observers across the globe. tell me how that project came together. janna: it was a 20 year project. the idea -- i said the blackhole is heavy but small. you're pushing a 26,000 light-years away. from our eyes in perspective, it's the size of a piece of fruit on the moon. or if like reading the date on a corder in san francisco from new york city. to resolve something so tiny, you needed a telescope the size of the entire earth. that made -- that might have made people quit. but instead, what the project did is they made a telescope the size of the earth by combining telescopes around the globe and by using sophisticated computational techniques so while the earth tur

no, i propose to start with the results of external observation.ease, lieutenant colonel krylov well, krylov was not noticed any suspicious contacts, considering only that he left the observation for 2 hours, but we later picked him up near lobachev's house. how did you let him walk for two whole hours alone? well, you see. so it's because of me it happened by chance it happened by accident. well, let 's get there with the colonel. go on, lobacheva also managed to get away from our observation. i think he was consulted by krylov. they sit in his office. captain dotsenko also did not differ from her place of work. by the way, she is an employee of the internal security service, and you promised to agree. look, for now, for those who have not escaped. now, if there are no results by the morning, then remove the observation. what about the connections of the siberian nothing like it's nothing at all going to work, but in one day it is impossible to give results? it's not a robbery, it's a stall. although the investigation is headed by you, my comrade

last year. japan was an observer. now they have gone on to become a full participant in these exercising exercises early today. they participated in some para trooping training just held here in san sumatra. so of course, this iteration of grid a shield is being called super gruder shield because it is so much larger than exercises that had been held in the past. earlier today at the opening her ceremony, we heard from general charles flinn, who noted that these exercises are taking place place in the most consequential region at the most consequential time. and while this might be the super gruder shield, they hope that next year's versions or future future iterations may be even more significant. so at a much larger scale and scope than even this years. these exercises, as you noted, are taking place at a time of increased tension, not just between the u. s and china, but also between china and other countries in the region, particularly when it comes to this issue of maritime incursions into the south china sea. je

they associated with the passage of sirius through the meridian of the observer. this case, something else is important for us - this is an observatory, proof that the ancient ainu really knew the location of the stars well and were able to calculate their coordinates relative to earth so, we can be sure the mountain, the frog and the mountain, the altar were chosen by this ancient people. it is no coincidence that the legends of the ainu read their deities and the brothers arrived on the land of sirius and their main altar. they chose two mountains. for the fact that they look at sirius from here the souls of the gods, you can return back to the people, i want to say right away. so why is the frog in our folklore. there is such a character, and the frog princess, in fact, is like vasilisa the wise, and for some reason, well, you say that there is no some kind of fox, there foxing, owl. i have accepted this image of this wisdom. the frog itself is like that. an ancient creature that manifested through three worlds, that is, it lives in water, it breathes, it breat

okay, now there are also plenty of election observer groups in kenya who have been closely monitoring developments. what have they said about the election process so far? i'll quote the former ah tanzanian president, president a khaki quite a who is representing the observer mission, either from the east african community. and to did he give a press conference, and he said that he was satisfied by how the election had been conducted so far. ah, he said, you observed how the voting process went on, how the electoral commission, ah, staff members treated, voters are there and they're pulling fissions. and they said that they were satisfied sofa by how the, what has been, i disseminated and how even the results and even their electrical mission was commended for ensuring that their every information that they receive is made available to the public so that it does not bring unnecessary tension with people waiting and anxiously waiting for the results to be finally announced. okay, everett of conference than from those independent observers are in past elections. kenya has a seen violence

put observers say, that's unlikely. good parts of the grain silos in the lebanese capital bay route have collapsed shortly before the 2nd anniversary of the devastating exposure that killed more than 200 people. the structure caught fire 2 weeks ago as grain was fermenting in the summer heat. portugal is battling major forest fires after another weekend of plus 40 degrees celsius, heat, $400.00 firefighters have been brought into play battle. i blaze near the capital, amazement. other fires are burning in northern and central portugal with those regions on alert with the high temperature set. the last until tuesday, senegal president mackey sales ruling coalition claims to have won a majority in parliamentary elections on sunday. a spokesman for the group says at $130.00 of the countries $46.00 administrative departments that would give it a narrow advantage in parliament election observer, se, voter turnout was low and the final tally won't be in for several days. president mackie's, so got his vote in early, though hi

again placed there with an election observer at the polling booth in angola. and he's a reminder of the top story by following for you this, our president floated mr. landscape bound, ukraine will fight until the end, the country, his mocking independence day. and 6 months since the russian invasion began. authorities won't people not together in public, over fears of fresh russian air strikes. a documentary series is up next with a look at the pro and shortage of a precious result. thank you for that. i've been to us all and thanks for your company. i'll be back again, same time to mark brent golf. we'll have your news next out that we're interested in the global economy. our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project.

attack which killed dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war. russia says it has invited in international observers, but denies carrying out the strike. and the coalition of senegal as president, mikey sal is claiming victory and parliamentary elections. official results have not been announced. ah, on pablo foliage, welcome to the program. england have been crammed european champions after defeating germany to one after extra time at wembley stadium in london. england had the best of the 1st hour and a delightful finish from l. a tune gave them the lead. on 62 minutes with germany hung in and lena my group equalized to send the game into extra time, england weren't to be denied, though chloe cannon pounced on a noose ball with 9 minutes left to send the home funds into raptures clinch england's 1st ever european championship while the result was greeted with delight by fans across england, which has been waiting since 1966 for any kind of football silverware. hey, look really and i thought it was a young lady in the audience as well. and i said i was with probably the best experience of most of ou

last year. japan was an observer. now they have gone on to become a full participant in these exercising exercises early to day they participated in some power trooping training just held here in san sumatra. so of course, this iteration of grid a shield is being called super gruder shield because it is so much larger than exercises that have been held in the past. earlier today at the opening her ceremony, we heard from general charles flinn, who noted that these exercises are taking place place in the most consequential region at the most consequential time. and while this might be the super rude us shield, they hope that next he has versions of future future iterations may be even more significant or we're going to are bring back her international editor of taiwan plaza of yoga pollen for more analysis of this sir. and there's already been some economic repercussions. hi, we understand that china's commerce ministry has halted exports of sand, key material using construction and suspended imports of taiwanese citru

height observation towers.and beats watchers. it's so interesting to watch the life of birds. by the way, i saw a yellow-headed wagtail. you can really get stuck like that for several hours. and from a height, the difference between an open-type swamp and its overgrown part is best seen precisely for the ecological purpose, in order to increase the area of ​​\u200b\u200bopen-type swamps and expand the nesting of the aquatic warbler in the reserve, sporovsky hayfields are held annually to participate in them. anyone who wants details can. search on reserve site. let's share the secrets of a good morning and a good mood, if the morning begins with a smile of a delicious breakfast and light sports, then we will definitely tell you about it. how to make a hearty healthy breakfast. we will prepare a very tasty breakfast and for breakfast. we will definitely have fish, vegetables and strawberry salsa. it will be such a very dense enough breakfast, it is not for every day, of course, but a day off. i think you can cal

again, chris, there with an election observer at the polling booth in angola in watching d. w. news coming up next in d, w. 's, asia. how the war in ukraine is changing the power politics in asia, and where it's taking roches relations with china, and india and ben fizzle and nice to have you along the next hour here on the details about ah, 3 on this day. it's been 6 months since russia started. it's unprecedented to talk on the summer and maybe on you crate and we are here. we talk to people on the ground to politician.

well , children are usually under observation after the operation.teach my mother how to turn this device, uh, and they turn at home according to the scheme set by me. that is, they are 7-10 days after surgery in the hospital and then discharged with recommendations for the activation of the screw to grow the jaw and naturally. this is going on and mechanotherapy the child's work on opening the mouth e should not be a child. e with a closed mouth, and to function we already open the freak during the operation. it must, of course, be painfully given without pain medication at home, pain medication is given to the child and they open gradually there a teaspoon. just then the dessert shop leaves. here the most important thing is that mom continues to explore your recommendations through should grow, just here is the activation of the screws and which grow the jaw. she is absolutely painless to manipulate the child herself, but there is nothing more trusting than when the parents do it, and not the doctor, so mom or dad is trained. and how it is to carry

nigel, in the observer, the former 's chancellor _ crisis.s. nigel, in the observer, the former 's chancellor and prime . former �*s chancellor and prime minister gordon brown are commenting on what they think need to be done. i don't know if you can answer this, but one wonders... we know rishi sunak has access to the books, but how much they know that how much money is available, particularly in government coffers? you wonder if these can always be seen through how they would like to see them. yes. these can always be seen through how they would like to see them.— they would like to see them. yes, to see if they're — they would like to see them. yes, to see if they're able _ they would like to see them. yes, to see if they're able to _ they would like to see them. yes, to see if they're able to fulfil— they would like to see them. yes, to see if they're able to fulfil their - see if they're able to fulfil their promises because they're getting ever more expensive. what i would say is about both is that rishi sunak was very recently in cabin

analyses in recent years. the observational analyses in recent yew-— the observational analyses in recentes in recent years. tom, you sort of able to map — recent years. tom, you sort of able to map out _ recent years. tom, you sort of able to map out what - recent years. tom, you sort of able to map out what this - recent years. tom, you sort of. able to map out what this means for the planet, given the drastic data we are seeing from that area?— that area? yeah, everything is connected- — that area? yeah, everything is connected. so _ that area? yeah, everything is connected. so the _ that area? yeah, everything is connected. so the changes - that area? yeah, everything is| connected. so the changes that we are seeing in the arc don't just stay in the arctic. i think the most clear—cut example of this is the glaciation that is taking place of the greenland ice sheet and ice caps and how that has driven sea level rises in our lifetimes. beyond that, there is emerging research that's come out which has shown the warming arctic is having impacts on weather systems that actually traverse in

seesaws are also not observed taken into account tried. all interests.or barbecue areas, other sports grounds for horizontal bars, bag bars. by the way, it's very good to eat here. that's because everywhere, by the way, there are bags. yes, yes, in general it’s very good and in the morning and with such a mood great all day. my niece is ready to rock. so for her, of course. saburov’s favorite place of location was no park of his own, and now it’s not a pity to share it with neighbors, they come here from other areas in the nineties to the river valley, they almost turned it into a construction dump. it was hard work, that there were about 30,000 concrete here , uh, 3,000 garages, so in the district there is everything to remember and everything was built up. around the kirovograd ponds, now chertanovo residents mostly remember. walked the dogs here dog walking. someone brave resorted to jogging was boring uninteresting. i was offended that we had. well, it's not set up. no, no, there are no playgrounds, there’s nothing to do sports, there’s even nowhere