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and staff, and the citizen of san francisco made up this panel. we have exciting folks at the shane and witsdz it down to one i wish we could accommodate all. the public left from the previous item i want to point out from conception to bringing this become will be a year in the process. this is sometimes the length and time the process takes to solicit the opportunities. i wanted to ill strit that and really thank you all of you they are exciting opportunities. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner lee. >> no comment i'm [inaudible]. i like the story about the oneim grant artist who came throughout port. a lot of chinese immigrants come through the port. the selection go based on how was it based, on just the design and a proposal or does they interested in their background and history? >> the latter reviewing material that contain the artist past experience, examples, visual examples of past projects. and letter of interests. if the panelives are willing to dig down to that level. and but. based on past work and the intention of the artist

their neighbor angela hopes the solar panels will help slash her energy bills.: the panels on the roof is going to be much better for the planet if they keep going and achieving. once people see this is happening -- you know, it's only a start. it's only a start. and of course, cheaper bills. reporter: for now, these solar-powered homes are still a rarity here. their partner, a major british energy company, says they're pioneers. neil: here in the u.k. we've got pretty much one of the most outdated grid systems. so, it's really reliant on fossil fuels. so, at peak times, let's say 6:00 when people come home and they want to cook their dinners, there's about a few hundred different generators that are required by the grid to dial up that demand. what that does is it creates this horrible kind of pollution, and of course it's really expensive. reporter: on sunny days, london's solar pioneers can even produce surplus energy that can be fed into the grid. neil: instead of going for that fossil fuel network, what we're championing is decentralizing that grid. and ins

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their neighbor angela hopes the solar panels will help slash her energy bills.: the panels on the roof is going to be much better for the planet if they keep going and achieving. once people see this is happening -- you know, it's only a start. it's only a start. and of course, cheaper bills. reporter: for now, these solar-powered homes are still a rarity here. their partner, a major british energy company, says they're pioneers. neil: here in the u.k. we've got pretty much one of the most outdated grid systems. so, it's really reliant on fossil fuels. so, at peak times, let's say 6:00 when people come home and they want to cook their dinners, there's about a few hundred different generators that are required by the grid to dial up that demand. what that does is it creates this horrible kind of pollution, and of course it's really expensive. reporter: on sunny days, london's solar pioneers can even produce surplus energy that can be fed into the grid. neil: instead of going for that fossil fuel network, what we're championing is decentralizing that grid. and ins

author and i will be doing a part two of this panel at some other point. but in this 5 minutes, i mean, when we're talking what did you say, karen? you said the path luck. i think you said and i think cindy mentioned levers and are there anything and absolutely it's it arrives and the brains are put together in a room and enthused is rises up from the ashes of that room that you determined what the marketing plan is but have you found in your that there are certain habits or practices today in 2023 that helps to open that path wider. are there that you do to try and urge that book bestseller status that you found is successful and effective. sending me so yeah i mean where just had two recent new york times bestsellers you know we're trying all the time to figure out what these levers are. and i think the one thing we'd all agree on is that word of mouth is the biggest driver of success. and whether that word of comes through reviews in the olden days it used to be the reviews. if you got the front of the new york times book review, you were destined to be

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on climate change and considering the fact the panels are a major part of a global push towards an eco, the bided sweeter deal, is a spell disaster for those efforts in joining me now is foxbusiness correspondent, kelly o'grady, is a kelly is really interesting to look at this new information i've been screaming about this for years doing everything we need does not just apply to so battles with other figures windows and the fact that china's largest producer of solar panels, in the world, and that is not included here, makes the same likes the data is inaccurate and being used it in for fashion when it comes to sunning other things like the paris climate accord for example depending an entire economy. >> what is free to be with you getting away and you know you are absolutely right 11 california, where the device to go green have been so dramatic that solar has been such a push for us here this data does not include emissions when you're actually manufacturing these panels because 80 percent, that happens in china in a single tony just unsubscribe the same pollution in the same emissi

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a knowledge-based company, using artificial intelligence , succeeded in making an elevator control panel , becoming less smooth than the rest. the elevator and increasing safety during power outages are among the features of the elevator's smart control panel. it is one of the most important electrical and control parts of the elevator, which includes control circuits, microprocessors, and electronic components. coarse has priority and now we have to produce the medicine before pregnancy by ourselves, we became our own software, not only the design of the software , but also the defects of the previous versions of the elevator control room have been fixed, for example , before, while using the elevator, there was a power cut , the room is somewhere or at most one rescue we had an emergency, but in the middle of the month system, we monitor the weight of the machine and the weight of the cabin in the monitor, and it is guided in the desired direction according to the need, which reduces the power consumption of the ups, which means that with two ordinary 12-volt batteries, you can start u

the topic of our panel is the role of science in pandemic decision-making. the perspectives i want to bring to start by thanking about the time evolution of that question. the pandemic at all of its phases was an exercise in decision-making under uncertainty.de the uncertainty was greatest at the beginning and narrow it as it went on and we learn more but it persisted it's helpful to actk about how you should in relation to the science and the science isie minimal. when it is somewhat more established and moreor auteur which we could think of as the beginning, the middle, the later phases of theof pandemic. there is a need to be precautionary use stretch of evidence the shreds of indirect evidence to make policies that outcomes. the bad i think there is a process of education that happened at the beginning o of the pandemic peoe started to understand what it means habit exponentially growing threat which can be small today enlarged tomorrow. small is easier to control than large and delay is the namee of the game in the sense that in we found in this pandemi

i'd is ask the panel. ms. goitein: the fisa court ruled it unconstitutional, they said as long as the initial collection was lawful you apply some kind of lower standard to analyzing the queries rather than treeght it as a separate fourth amendment event. however, section 702 has recently made its way to the regular federal courts. i say recently because for many years the government was not providing those to criminal defendants. there was no way to raise the issue. but in the past few years, regular federal courts have had a chance to look at this question and there's a divide among those courts. you have four district court judges holding these searches are constitutional and four appellate court judges expressing serious constitutional concerns. the only federal appellate court to rule directly on this question was a unanimous three-judge panel of the second circuit which held you do have to treat it as a separate fourth amendment event, subject to its own reasonableness analysis and the supreme court made

please, around of applause for this panel. >> [applause] -- >> what a great panel. thank you, major. thank you, panelists. i will just briefly tell you, i am very sorry to say that nominations are now closed for the award in excellence for election metaphors. and justin levitt will be recognized for production achievement for bucket of duct taped, shoes without laces and tweet with the filing fee. that award will be presented later, justin. we are going to take a ten minute brief break and we will get back here at 11:25. 11:15 right now, with our next panel. thank you very much. much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] (inaudible conversations) >> as he spends campaign 2024 coverages your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage of the candidates on the campaign trail, with announcements, meet and greets, speeches and events. to make up your own mind -- campaign 2024 on the c-span network. c-span now, our free mobile video app or anytime online at c-span,.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> listening to programs

to decline and annihilation, the experts of a knowledge-based company succeeded in making a control panel using artificial intelligence. less lift, softening the movement of the elevator, increasing its safety when it breaks, and among the features of the elevator's smart control panel , it is one of the most important electrical and control parts of the elevator, which includes control circuits, microprocessors , and electronic components in the production of a coordinated movement control system of several small parts. and coarse has priority and now, before pregnancy, we had to produce our own software, not only the design of the software, but the defects of the previous versions of the elevator control room have also been fixed. we had an emergency, but in the middle of the month system, we reduce the weight of the device, the weight of the cabin, and it is directed in the desired direction according to the need, which reduces the power consumption of the ups, which means that you can start up to 20 children with two ordinary 12-volt batteries. 29 consecutive trips to the elevator 20

i'd like to thank trish for organizing this panel, which it turns out is not only the appalachia panel of the american political history conference, but also the energy and environment panel as well and i'll come back and talk about that for just a few moments in a minute, but after thanking my home institution shippensburg university in pennsylvania for funding my trip out here. i'd like to do something a little different something. we don't always necessarily do at academic conferences, and i'd like to begin with a prayer. so please dear lord. the american people have made their choice. they have decided that america must change. its course. away from the principles of our founders in a way from the idea of individual liberty and individual responsibility. we are a country in favor of redistribution of national weakness and reduced standard of living and lower and lower levels of personal freedom. lord, please forgive me and anyone with me and murray energy corporation for the decisions that we are now forced to make to preserve the very existence of any of the enterprises that you h

the solar panels that are installed in the nomadic tents and next to the nomadic tents, god willing, this work has been done. the islamic council has been discussing urban and rural management for a few minutes before friday's examination. and mr. pishvaz, i greet you in the parliament about the details of this plan and today's approvals of the people's representatives in the house of the nation . why should the parliament consider the request of a number of representatives that the plan related to comprehensive urban and rural management based on article 85 of the constitution in fact, the investigation to why in the public arena with the speeches of the representatives in favor and against were voted and not approved. according to article 50 of the constitution, these plans can be examined in the joint committee of all the committees of the mourning assembly and can be approved directly in the open floor of the assembly for examination. in the joint commission, he did not vote based on article 85 of the constitution, and in fact, if it is examined in a normal manner in public, of c

this wooden panel connects these two spaces and gives this one.s is exactly here, just the shelves you can put books, kitchen utensils. this is anything here the opposite of the same veneered panel as in the kitchen and the most buzz. a window sill made of solid laminar oak can be placed on it like this warm plus here it is located here at this border between the street and the room between warm and cold space, and it looks. against the background of this cold, it is even warmer. yes, yes, our black metal pipe finishes its journey. yes, on which our lamp is located, which we cooked together with sasha, a simple design, but it looks very stylish here. it is blue in color, as it echoes our sofa with our colors. he's still moving. we can direct you to where you need to read for down, just, yes, to be in the hands. you can take a better look at it. as you sit on the couch on the couch, you don’t drown very very comfortably. it is soft and has such a deep fit. it has a wide back, on which you can also sit down, for example, she is small here. maybe eve

was that unanimous among the panel? yes. were not prepared for that to happen, which was i think concerning because usually, you would have expected that to be an editorial decision. so at that point those of us on the panel who had been part of that investigation felt we had to resign. newsnight understands that all three panel members and two other members of the editorial board resigned, panel member expressed concern to us that coleman's legal threats may have influenced the college's action. alex tsai told newsnight there was some uncertainty about what legal support the royal college of psychiatrists would offer the journal which was considering retraction. if it truly becomes a thing where all they have to do is send a strongly worded legal letter, i think that will undermine confidence in the journal's ability to police the content that it publishes, that thejournal does not up hold editorial independence is probably not long for this world. we asked the royal college for an interview on whether the threat of legal a

let's bring our panel back in, jenny kleeman journalist bring our panel back in, jenny kleemanjournalist unredacted nature of the whatsapp messages that are going to be handed over now? riff whatsapp messages that are going to be handed over now?— be handed over now? of course they should be handed _ be handed over now? of course they should be handed over. _ be handed over now? of course they should be handed over. i _ be handed over now? of course they should be handed over. i think- be handed over now? of course they should be handed over. i think if- be handed over now? of course they should be handed over. i think if i i should be handed over. i think if i was a member of the cabinet or any kind of politician in a time of national crisis when we were asked to stay—at—home, to give up our freedom, i would assume that everybody involved in the decision—making process would be expecting their work to be under the greatest amount of scrutiny and the amount that both the government and borisjohnson appears to have resisted handing over these messages astonishes me and i think it makes th

i major garrett leaves pd the plus for this panel. [applause] >> what a great panel. thank you major. thank you panelists. i will briefly tell you i'm very sorry tell you the nominations are now closed for the award and excellence for election metaphors justin levitt will be recognized for production achievement for bucket of duct tape, shoes without laces and tweet with the filing fee. that award will be presented later. >> we're going to take a ten minute brief break. we'll get back your at 11:25. it's it's 11:15 right now with the next panel. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

before making the panel, evgeny collects funds and buys the necessary equipment.works in the evenings, opens his home workshop and helps the front. they are made for a long time, because while the money is collected, they will be sent until you order the spare parts. for now, it will be done for one or two months . it will be sent. how much does it cost? delivery is also repaired by evgeny these drones, here these came from the front, i burned there, where they went the orcs they thrked them part of them that they were able to send from there, but they just have batteries had to have and drove these nests where to insert well then i took the trumpeting of the man, when the man was competing. a lot of time has to be tested the same for a range because it will be necessary i need to redo the equipment, put stronger antennas, resolder, and in general do everything from scratch, but if i do it, if it is possible to have a good tronschik for a very nice sad woman in the process of the conversation yevhen completes the production of the next panel and you are already us

in a factory that already has a company produces forces such as panels of 50,000 cubic meters.ue that does not emit formaldehyde used to be imported from europe. now we, together with the vladimir institute of the chemical industry analyzed it, and they have been releasing an analogue of german glue in the world for many years, and clc panels are being built at home, kindergartens and schools, sports facilities. comparison with reinforced concrete buildings, such buildings are erected four times faster, so the first high-rise building appeared in russia. experience will be replicated for company employees. we are actively working on programs. e dilapidated housing in public programs, for example, a training also we are looking at private commercial projects. yes, that is it club houses in green areas 3 billion rubles, which was supposed to supply 70% of products for export. now obviously not idle, working from a point. russia has a percentage of what we can do. so, in the plans to build another plant and, instead of the foreign one, to create their own equipment for wood proces

well , i don't know how to do it, solar stations, panels , what's the point he sat in the evenings fort station i remember, he did everything, we all went to that station and we look like this, and they are charging at our place, well , you understand, man, you have never done it and it didn't work here. it's very good. i'm not. he's good. a person i think he gives me a translation my father is the person i should follow ukrainians are a unique nation that does not exist anywhere else on the planet we have a unique ability to self-organize a ukrainian does not need a leader in extreme cases a ukrainian perfectly understands what to do a ukrainian has a genetic memory which was formed over thousands of years, the russians thought that they would fight with the ukrainian army. but as it turned out, they would fight with the ukrainian people. and i am proud that i am a ukrainian. at the moment, the emphasis of the work is shifted towards helping the military first of all, and after the victory, we must continue what we did before the war, but with a double effort, because history, culture

to my distinct panel. mp stephen pound and the very distinguished barrister and successful barrister and successful barrister and successful barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes . jerry, you've jerry hayes. jerry, you've always been on the slightly left wing of the conservative party. yes. are you going to champion the bbc under its current model or do you think it's right under its current model? >> but all this huw edwards business, all this business of bias is catnip for the right wing of the conservative party, which i'm sure you're not a member who who actually want to defund the bbc throughout the world. they are really respected as a news source. if you're in your bunker in ukraine, you listen to the world service because you believe it. look, all of us who work for the bbc and you've worked, steve, as well, you know the hoops you have to jump through are against bias. now, one thing you will have in common with jeremy corbyn is that, well , yeah. no, corbyn is that, well, yeah. no, he does. he

so he will them posted to panels 36 on a panel. each board had 36 images and they are four rows of nine each. and you can see they are each posted on the panels with brass clips on the top and the bottom and they each will have a red numeral on the bottom. so the red numeral is an identification number number. familiar face people would come in and see these on the board. can you imagine walking into a room with 5000 of these men staring you and that's that's the army right there looking at you. and i think. it is the power of these portraits makes it impossible. these dead letter office clerks and the postmaster and the everybody involved in this effort to to just destroy these images. they want get them to their intended recipients. i call these on these interrupted sentiments. they're interrupted. they are meant to be somewhere and they have not there yet. and the dead letter office goes through all these efforts, get them to their recipients. that when familiar face, would present itself, people would come to the museum, they w

. >> on our panel. |oured to have well, congratulations. >> on our panel.o have well, congratulations. >> on our panel. lord shaun ve you on our panel. lord shaun bailey of paddington, along side. got to remind side. amy, you've got to remind me, nick turner , it's new, it's me, nick turner, it's new, it's feminist . feminist. >> i'm getting used to put both and alison pearson to. >> but still to come, as continued strikes force a 94 year old woman to drag her bin two miles to the recycling centre to dump her waste as rishi sunak right that labour is unwilling to stand up to the union paymasters. former tory minister ann widdecombe weighs in on that disgraceful story really soon. the next in the clash frustrated holiday firm complains of complains that hundreds of copies harry's book copies of prince harry's book are behind are being left behind in european by british european hotels by british holidaymakers. have his holidaymakers. so have his efforts to win over the public now failed journalist, broadcaster sussex squad member nina minkoff head to head ni

panels will be installed in the places where nomads are present , as soon as possible, with the help of the nomads themselves, and you can be part of the electricity problems or possibly water heaters. nomads ok, i hope i can do this through the solar panels that are installed in the nomadic tents and next to the nomadic tents. i hope this work can be done in relation to the roads and the roads that should actually provide the possibility of movement for our dear nomads in different areas. it has been done, which is worthy of praise, but we still have some shortcomings in this regard, which i would like to inform other loved ones about when we approved the necessary credits related to the problems of the nomads. the previous work done, the work should be completed there is a class in our society, you have announced that in kohgilo province, boyar ahmad, i want to say that i do not have numbers like this, production is a significant part of the nomads group today, we are at the table of the nomads, that is , production is being done by the capable hands of men and women of the nomads,