our own assets, and to be able to own and monetize our own digital creation as it is a new operating system for the web that in my view promises to put more power in the hands of individuals at the expense of platforms. what i'm going to do today is walk you through six transform nations, starting with what i think is the most elemental and going and sort of bigger and bigger concentric circles if you'd like to understand more, encourage you to read the book because we get into that in detail. so at the very core of this are assets. now i hear a lot from a lot of people this question about cryptocurrency seems right. i don't really understand why we have so many currencies. what are all these currencies for or why or why do we have all these virtual assets or virtual currencies? and i think that in the words that we use are, just incorrect most of these digital assets are not currencies. currencies, very particular thing. the us is a currency. the canadian is a currency. bitcoin is trying to be a currency. a currency needs to be a store of value. bitcoin is volatile, but it's proven

path, who must really create their own family, their own, their own traditions, yes, where something go on and build their own lives on their own, you can become the founder, you are in a completely new chain, the chain of how to treat a good family, without the traumatic experience of this broken nest, with such a very good parting, when you really watch with delight how people leave in order to continue their lives. well, friends, it seems to me that... today ’s situation has turned out to be different, our today’s heroine leaves, as she says, with a light feeling and with the words that i can, and i see that with a whole plan, how act. svetlana, you didn’t tell the heroine what to do, you didn’t give advice, you just asked questions, was it improvisation or it was some kind of technique so that... the heroine would come out to resolve issues, well , it was definitely improvisation, but at the same time, it could become a style of consultation, a style of conversation, when i relied on that the best that is in our heroine is something that has not yet been revealed, but is definite

it's in ukrainians interest, but also our own. so that message goes out into the districts -- what message are they giving to members of congress, and how are members of congress understanding what the world looks like and how they will have to answer if they don't support this funding. i am zoomers, i think we will get there, but the american people need to speak stronger to their mentors. max: what about encouraging the eu and european partners to do more as well? undersecretary nuland: we have 54 billion dollars in new assistance, and it is not just europe, but europe and our global partners are outstripping us on the economic support pieces of all of this. you see a lot of money in europe now going into building up their own defense and industrial base, to replace what you sent to ukraine, but also between other countries and ukrainians. i think there is a good amount of angst in europe about whether we will continue to do what we need to do. frankly, we need to send a strong message not just for ukraine, but about peace aroun

own both but i own a good player and have had a nice return in this thing >> i appreciate very much your reasoning admitting, hey, i missed it, but i have these other ways i can still play the trend in really key players that are cheap on a valuation standpoint, where you can get comfortable around it. not everybody picks every single stock perfectly. jim got into this name after it had gone up a ton. >> i would rather buy more ibm or maybe i do circle back and buy a broadcom it was taking gains. we'll see. maybe a bad day -- >> if there's a market correction, would you buy it >> if there's a market correction, down for nothing to do with nvidia but a beta splash and there's an opportunity, would you think about it >> of course i would always think about it. that's the prudent thing and the right thing to do, but if we get a market correction, josh, all of my other names are going to sell off, too. >> true. >> and i'll buy them back. nvidia focused on hybrid cloud, too. no one is giving ibm the respect for them owning red hat which is 43% of their total revenues in their software co

wealth isn't about working for someone else it is about owning your own business. wealth is what you can pass down to your children it will make their lives better and help them to get ahead. not hold them back. wealth is a power, freedom, opportunity and we all deserve it. but when it comes to wealth black america comes up short. then mark said it looked at racial wealth gap from 1860 until 2020 per the study found that in 2020 every dollar the average white family has the average black family only has 17%. seventeen cents the same study found a 1920 the average black family only had 10 cents for every dollar the average white family had and 100 years we have only gained 7 cents on the dollar. let's look at the last 40 years. the same study found since 1980 the racial wealth gap is growing by about one tenth of a% each year. the numbers don't lie. the racial wealth gap remains persistent and consistent. let's take a closer look at these numbers. a concerning 60% of our wealth is in our homes and only 45% of black people are homeowners. the black homeownership rate

so for them, they're their own problem. >> so it's a nice time to own fixed income, bryce, i hear you saying. i'm going to ask you where in eex -- fixed income might be the most profitable investments, but you think that the -- you don't think, even though rates have gone back up from where they were a few weeks ago, you don't think that we're going to test the high yields from last fall, do you? >> no, i don't. i think we're passed the peak in rates, and that it's just a matter of time before investors kind of realize that it's inevitable that yields will come down. i like looking at the two-year treasury -- >> i was going to ask you, where are the sweet spots in fixed income right now? >> i love the belly of the curve, because the two-year maturity always is looking at where fed funds will be two years from now. so let's say come this summer, say june, people will expect the fed funds rate to be a lot lower june than they are two years from now. so that yield curve will do really well between now and then. and we like the mortgage sector in particular. you can get government agency

you own that?ve a new pain medicine, and they are a cystic fibrosis franchise is unasalable, and other diseases like type one. that's close to my heart. >> lilly, a new all-time high for this stock. >> steve talked about it. momentum is alive and well in the market, and lilly is a prime example of that. i won't speak about the technicals. we know how strong they are. on the fundamental side, can they raise guidance and what can they say about lilly direct? >> you want to speak about chipotle? >> yeah, the price hike has clearly been something that has been passed on to the consumers with no concern whatsoever. what they report in terms of margins and the brand value of this company is absolutely remarkable. >> let's jump to cvs? >> yeah, i think if they can in any way do better than expectations, the stock will pop. still cheap, great cash flow and a nice tkdividend. >> and then xpo? >> yeah, it has done well, and i will look at what they talk about, supply chain, freight costs, and if you have any

russia forward with us its own, with us it threatened forward, we do not abandon our own, russia forwardour own, russia forward, god is with us, we don’t abandon our own, god is with us, russia forward, thank you very much to our guys, victory for all of us too, can be called an island. in a geographical sense, because with soul, heart, love for our homeland, we are all connected so closely that no waters or straits can separate us. the heroes of sakhalin defend our country on the front line. sakhalin artists perform concerts in the liberated territories, and, of course, at the front. meet me. international theatre. lasted until dawn, now it all seems like a dream to me yesterday. we built dreams, not noticing what the weather was like outside the window, and how we laughed at troubles, not knowing in the face, now with my dreams my house is collapsing, and i would just like to go out into the clear. on the field, look at the white funny clouds, don’t know, don’t hear this word grief, don’t hear this terrible word, for now, today the wind howls, but in pain. what touched our hearts today

and as more time passes, we see that he has left his own works. these events are happening while a meeting like the meeting of the cooperation organization we can almost say that the islamic meeting, which was held at the level of the leaders, will end without any significance, and i want to know if there is any hope for meetings like the organization of islamic cooperation meeting in such a situation . are there people's capacities that can help the palestinian people and the palestinian issue? this movie that you showed, maybe one percent of that public reaction could not be expressed yet. we are in different countries these days, i went to different places and i saw by myself, even in pakistan , in india, in arab countries, in oman, goods that belong to the company. it was israeli or sometimes owned by western companies well, people threw these out of the superstores and didn't let people buy them. people who , for example, ran out. in pakistan, these caused the most damage in oman . they caused the most damage in other arab countries. so it me

needs and our own understanding independent russia, sanctions are only a kind of side factor in thisaccelerating this process, or somewhere slowing it down, but today we must proceed from the fact that we clearly know that russia is a self-sufficient country. and this means our own sovereign economy, this is a fairly strong social policy, this is our own strong political power, this is trust in power from the people, this is working with russia’s partners to reach out and solve the problems that russia is able to do today formulate not only for yourself, but for all humanity. i think that this is the general line, it sets the tone , everything else is a side consequence, so of course, sanctions... heroism, ideas, moral position, and of course, confidence and faith and love in one’s own country, but it’s like it wouldn’t sound loud, so speaking about sanctions , of course we are waiting for them, so that once again, uh, well , we can see what else today, what our frag is thinking about, this also needs to be analyzed, to see what else he has left in reserve, what perhaps today the dum

to win and to gain the freedom of the nation palestine and our own nation are our own sanctities. in this path , we believe that we will win, and this victory requires sacrifice and sacrifice, including martyrdom and captivity, and there may be injury, and a person who moves on this path feels that he is ready for this. therefore, we trust in the victory that will be realized, god willing, and at the same time , god will give us a blessing, either victory or martyrdom , so we always strive to achieve victory , and for martyrdom, god willing , let's continue with the storm on the 15th of mehr or the 7th of akbar. it was to go to the operation or to apologize and so on they should not go and stay in their position until the operation is over and then return home. the basic conclusion is that 1,200 of these mujahideen did not retreat. some of them were married , had families and had children. he had planned this operation for 24 hours to dominate the bases around the gaza strip , as well as to capture the extent of the collapse of the zionist army, which was so great that this happen

the production of our own weapons, well, if we cannot create effective tools of our own confrontation will have big problems in the future, this the first moment, the second moment , any acquisition of weapons at such moments, these are always delicate situations, and this too must be understood, i read this story in the new york times about how in the first months of the war with bulgaria, it seems . all of these were obtained by pashynskyi and his employees projectiles, which were so and all the other weapons that we needed so much to withstand the most difficult weeks and months of the existence of the ukrainian state in 2022. i won't deal with these matters, because i'm not an investigator, but i'm absolutely sure that if you want to do everything exactly this way at this moment, check all the contracts, so that everything is written there letter by letter, so that no one can dig into you , so that nothing like that happened, then in the end, you would be all white. all laws are fulfilled, everything is done correctly, all contracts are checked, only the countries already no, this

meanwhile, iran's leaders called on all muslims across the world to rise for their own freedom. according to the founder of the islamic republic, my advice to all muslims and oppressed people of the world is that they should not wait for their... rulers or foreigners to come and give them freedom as a gift. you should rise up and take your rights tooth and nail. in this sense, the islamic revolution has become a source of inspiration for many freedom-seeking nations in the region and across the world. tehran after the revolution helped the downtrodden across the world, from countries such as sudan and ethiopia, to china and afghanistan, helping other countries to stand on their own feet and encourage. urging them to fight for freedom were not what imperialism would welcome. at the same time, iran was major country in the middle east, the world hub of energy and raw materials. for years, world power stuck to their mantra that, if you dominate the middle east, you can dominate the whole world. and now they had lost iran, an indispensable country in the middle east with profound ge

the only bondarage school in the republic of belarus has its own history.peared in the ivanovo region more than 20 years ago, in order to revive the ancient craft, which originates in the village of ryloviche. in the 16th century, local craftsmen made dishes even for the royal court are still a secret. young bonders and their mentors are ready to share with visitors the production of ancient bonder utensils for various purposes. the works of the school team are constantly exhibited at various holidays, festivals of district, regional and republican scales. natalya mikhailovna, good afternoon, good afternoon, i have been at the cooperage school in ivanovo for more than 20 years, tell me how you have managed to preserve and... let's keep these unique traditions from generation to generation cooperage. on september 1 , 2000, the school opened its doors and enrolled its first students, the children are captivated by this work with wood, but not everyone comes to us, only those who are interested, who are curious, who like to work with wood, this is unique, here

at any facility our team accepted without attraction as if they were their own. you can’t get rid of sports, today on earth, belarusian athletes are traditionally strong in winter sports, so we believe that their arrival today will push for good, kind competition, it is very important for us that athletes from belarus are competing today our competitions, as you have already noticed, our chelyabinsk... and fans are rooting not only for their own, but naturally, our belarusian friends and colleagues will receive the same share of support from chelyabinsk fans. the spartakiad is coming to an end, but this year we will also have a number of big events, including joint belarusian and russian ones, so there will be a lot of information reasons, there will be a lot of victories, well, in the end , i’ll emphasize once again that following sports is of course great, but the most important thing is to do sports yourself; in our country absolutely all conditions have been created for this. this concludes our episode; we will tell you about the main things in belarus next s

but in terms of food, that is, what farmers provide, so, of course, for already for decades, their ownsupported by the state, that is, the high taxes that were imposed on them. and now , not only in germany, but in the eu as a whole, a course has been taken to reduce subsidies and thereby displace the agricultural producer. there are many factors, including the environmental agenda, that is, supposedly , let’s say, livestock, they are not environmentally friendly, that is , in the future , the germans should be forced, well, here in germany, to stop consuming meat, that is, replace it with some kind some products are vegan, including a discussion going on about, as an alternative... consuming insects, therefore, therefore , this is the policy actually taken by the green parties, parties with such a green color, to put their own agricultural producers in a position where meat production will become unprofitable, well and accordingly, then de facto tell the germans, you know, there is no meat, eat some kind of soup there, so all this forced the farm to take to the streets this year. comp

well, as part of our own national character. peace. a peace that preserves freedom remains america's first goal in the coming years as a mighty nation. we will continue to pursue peace, but to be strong abroad. we must be strong at home. and in order to be. we must continue to up to the difficult issues that us as a nation today. the crises in iran and afghanistan have dramatized a very important lesson our excessive dependance on oil is a clear and present to nation's security. the need has never been more urgent. long last, we must have a clear, comprehensive policy for the united. as you well know, i have been working the congress in a concentrated and processed way over the past three years to meet this need. we have made together. but congress must act promptly now to complete final action on this vital energy. our nation will then have a major conservation. important initiatives to develop solar power. realistic pricing based on a true value of oil. strong incentives for the production of coal and other fossil fuel in the united

own way of dressing. they don't eat some of the things that we do. we can't trust them. and have a lot of money. oh, and they killed god. so it really it to be this durable it can't be any one thing it has to be a lot of different. i think it maybe get in the weeds a tiny bit but i think that's sort of a little bit of a difference between of historic anti judaism kind of xenophobia that -- experience in this kind of complex. we call it antisemitism that developed over time. it developed with christian super secessionism. the idea that the church replaced -- at the church with people the apart in this jewish community pushed into the sense of conspiracy that they was given, projected on to them. and then like you talked about the economic that many jewish communities not all that many communities were put into and then that process of modernization. it's complicated piece that had many generations since but what i think is interesting about it is that many cultures had stories about certain minorities in t

pistol, some kind, their own weapon, in donetsk they even produced pistols of their own original designto do it. i sat down at home in the evening, drew, designed, drew - a pistol for myself, so i came with a special card, withdrew money, went to the lighthouse, bought metal, so i started making a pistol, i made it in two and a few months, 16 rounds, like this, yeah, these are working tools, or rather these are the same working tools. then i made this twenty-gauge one, like an apsa, well , everything here is completely ours with an aiming rib, here it is, and i made this, then we made a pistol like this, also a luger cartridge, we can make any caliber, we can cut any short- barreled barrel, the military-industrial complex of the dpr created a two-caliber pistol at once, the universal weapon has two removable barrels and two magazines so that you can... use caliber 762 captured cartridges with a caliber of 9 mm, this ten-gauge one for a hidden relationship, you see it’s flat, i changed it, if the safety is up, i did the opposite, down on the fuses, up, well, deceptive in this way, here i

daughter, well, we treat you, that is, like our own.ou, elena, prefer not to know about this? most likely not, it would be better to remain in place. at that moment, my psyche was very broken, i became very aggressive, that is, well, i began to change radically, that is, a very broken thing happened in me. push, that is practically my inner self broke down, the relationship with my parents deteriorated after that , the relationship began to somehow become more chilled or adjusted, because i already began to consider myself unnecessary, as they say, a girl, a girl at that time, because after they adopted me , they... had a child of their own after 2 years, and that is, for me, i became like in the background, you really felt that you were loved less, yes, yes, that is, relationships with parents, upbringing is practically the same it wasn’t strong, because when they attacked weekends or holidays, we went either to my beloved grandmother, that is, these are the most... beloved person who loved me, gave all his love, gave all his upbringin

so when they're telling you not to own anything, they're predicting non ownership like go try to own everything that you possibly can because that's what they're doing they're buying homes. they're buying productive land, things, farmland, land that you could ranch on land that has timber, land that has water rights, associate with that we want to keep that decentral so if you have the wherewithal to do you have central banks around the world who are loading up on physical metals. so that may be something for you to consider. so it's looking at these different things that these these people who are smart well-connected, wealthy and powerful and want to keep that in place are doing try to mimic that as much as possible. i do think diversification is important. one of the challenges that we have is that we never really know time frames, we don't know duration and we don't know catalysts. we can see the trajectory of these things happening when. i go back and look at previous financial world orders. it's one thing to look at a 20 year period out of a couple hundred years ago. that was a

myself the position that you can’t stay on the sidelines, you can’t only deal with protecting your ownd to somehow in this way to unite the society that is around me to try to protect it from what they are trying to instill in it. that is, well, it was not like some kind of mission that i assigned myself, but rather the introduction of the soul, or what? well, i just don’t think that you were thinking at that moment such categories: mission, dictate of the soul, this happened spontaneously, most likely, right? and this was by instinct, naturally, that is , of course, there was no such formulated idea, so we have to do it this way, but it was, well, just simple. just an action that i couldn't do otherwise. well, well, look, another women's achievement: in 2020, then there was a women's forum, where the president unexpectedly came to everyone, he himself once said that he is the most female president, right? how do you understand these words for yourself? looking at all the state programs that we have to support motherhood and childhood, to support young families. one cannot even assume

your own political party colleagues say, "no, we have to have the processing of the gas on our own land which...either upset beijing or upset australia. laughs. you have done an incredible research for this interview. we would be happy to have billions of dollars from the united states, billions of dollars from china. well, the us should be the last person, the last country, to worry about china, because china is the biggest buyer of us debt. until recently, $3 trillion of china's money was in the us. the australians, they rented the port of darwin, a very strategic port, they leased it out to china for 100 years. laughs. we haven't leased anything to china, we don't have any loan from china, but we have a great relationship with the united states, with australia... your prime minister, though, was recently in beijing... yes. ..you said, in support of a closer relationship with china, you said china has hardly ever invaded anyone, and that china ever invading taiwan was unthinkable. the australians then said, "goodness me, it looks like timor—leste is getting close to china, even in ter

why should just some countries be entitled with veto power so as to misuse it to their own benefits? this is serious problem and has to be fixed. all the economic powers that play a crucial role in world trade and investment should have equal opportunities. the dollar hegemony should come to an end and the us should not impose its well on the rest of the world, misusing its currency. this kind of power structure should be dismanted. at the same time, the downtruden, the oppressed nations should be allowed to have a proper, decent place in the world order. their rights. should not be trampled on merely because they cannot defend themselves. the ideal world order should be based a fair distribution of power in the world should be based on pacifism and women. policies in trade, politics and so on. such an order can secure a more peaceful future for all humanity. in this week's episode of iran tech we've come to buser city to the south of iran to tell you about what happened under that dome which is bucher's nuclear power plant uh and explain to you how we use a process called nuclear. f

and each of them had their own, their own teaching method, it was the period of this ukrainization and skrypnyk's policy, so thanks to him everything is like that, it is specifically 1924, 1930, we have clear dates of this period, when the rector was ivan vrona, he was actually appointed a violinist there and actually even agreed on the appointment of malevich vrona with skrypnyk, as we know from the documents, that is, there were direct direct connections and that's it. this story, which is bright, short, but bright these six years, it ends in in the 1930s, when this wave of repressions against avant-garde art from moscow reached kyiv, and because these persecutions of avant-garde artists first began in russia, and from the mid-20s, after lenin died, stalin came to power when revolutionary art was no longer needed, because the soviet union turned into an empire very quickly, and obviously the totalitarian... regime does not need revolutionary art, it is dangerous for it. now we will talk about repression, but i understand correctly, you are now talking about what here are these repres

can you touch your arms with my own heart? let there be hope in the house, well, let this love be a martyr's theme, well , i have not seen anything sweeter than this ahadi habibi mahdi, habibi mahdi, i have not seen anything sweeter than this ahadi habibi mehdi. good morning, dear viewers . thank you for choosing the journalist to watch. we are on the eve of the middle of sha'ban and the celebrations that have been held for the past few days and tonight and tomorrow will reach their peak all over the country of islamic iran. in the studio, we are hosting mr. hojjat al-islam on the shabaniyeh holidays, as well as the head of aindeh roshan institute, the promised specialized center of qom seminary, for more details about these events. let's hear from him haj mr. poursahid mr. good morning, good morning. you are very welcome. salam alaikum and may allah's mercy be upon you. i greet all the good viewers of this channel and the divine poet . he should bow down and try to keep it. this is a sign of that person's inner piety. and the

europe, they cannot live at their own expense, they must constantly rob and absorb someone.ld is teetering on the brink of world war iii. it’s going on, in fact, it’s just going on differently, it’s a hybrid war. but events can develop like dominoes. today, not a single expert, not a single politician can predict what will happen. the usa is to blame for this crisis, they promised us in ninety. well, conditionally it started in ukraine, already the middle east, yemen, ecuador, coups in africa, all conflicts around the world will be reset, and this boomerang will definitely will reach europe too. don't miss it on the belarus 24 tv channel . now we are in the agricultural town of geranyony in the very cultural heart. in the building where the yaronen children's art school is located, which i am the director of and have been leading for the fourth year since 2020, when i was offered this position, i had no fear, to the surprise of probably many people, the young director, i probably should always be afraid of something there, be unsure of myself, but i had such a life attitude

drink tea with tea, run, walk here and go home, come on. we built the agricultural estate with our own hands, without any help, we got married, we didn’t have our own housing at all, as they say, not a hut, not a shovel, but we just started ourselves, no one gave us a penny from either side, or on the other hand, we just started ourselves, it was very difficult, we strived for this, for a better life, so that our children could do something... so that we could help them, because we know how hard it is to get out of this ourselves, we wanted to help them, we want to help them, god bless , so that the lord will let us live , see all this, raise them, in general, this is the hope in our souls, that they will be simply happy, but it will be difficult for them too, but for them to overcome, there is no such thing that falls from the sky, i don't think anyone is falling. from the sky that everything is so easy, it’s so visible, it seems so easy, no one easy, everyone just accepts situations in their own way, even it’s raining, someone is happy , someone oh, it’s raining, it’s the same thing,

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for now, the ukrainian military is on its own. a forest plantation, become loitering ammunition, and these are the consequences of a hit on the m-113 infantry vehicle. on this video. operators delicately launch fpv drones directly into ukrainian fortifications, position on the front is complicated by the rains, they arrived , everything arrived, as always, and he is completely, ala, ala, forward, forward, forward, man, this is still human, yes, this is still human. yes , well, the ssu has reduced the use of artillery shells to a minimum, writes the american wall street journal. according to the newspaper, the amount of ammunition in the arsenal of the batteries of the ukrainian garrison near donetsk is already counted in pieces. absolutely all american bradleys and btr109s are in need of repair, while some of them arrived in ukraine already in disrepair. advisor president. us homeland security salevan is literally tearing his hair out. there is no alternative to us assistance provided to ukraine. as for how long ukraine can hold o

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