, well, let's go, passive, what is this?on, but which one do you prefer, sports, basketball, volleyball, also football and swimming pool, so, listen, super, why on catamarans, then you ride, and not basketball, you are playing volleyball, today is a good day, almost sunny, let’s go for a ride, you are going to spend the summer active or passive, of course active, what does this mean, how is it, movement is life, you need to play sports, travel, and passive and active at the same time, what is this? this means the beach, and excursions and sports, well, whenever possible, but what sports do you do? i don’t do anything, but i walk at least 5 km every day, well, i think, probably active, what kind? what about sunbathing, relaxing, lying down, reading, or doing any kind of sports? well, i try, i have exercise at least in the morning, well, you plan to go out with friends, or somehow develop creatively, swim, swim. ride in soups, listen, how cool you are, i ’ve never skated in soups, but how are you? are you going to spend the su

the purchase will tell you, and we’ll also figure out passive or active summer recreation, here’s the of the city of minsk have already shared their opinion on this matter, all the details are in the story of anna gandzhur, i’m really interested in waiting for the story about tomatoes, you need to focus on the tail, yes tomatoes, it turns out yes, but i thought you would say, you would like to know what kind of vacation the menchan people prefer, no, well, this is also natural, although i guide myself. well that's not all the plans for today, in the next part of the program , we will talk with the chief director of the republican score for graduates of higher educational institutions, vladislava artyukovskaya. in the third hour, according to the tradition of tuesdays, we will meet in the studio a psychologist, mediator, author, our permanent super-topical column, which is actually called actual. alla komarovskaya under the guidance of this wonderful, beloved expert. let's figure out what awareness is and how to develop it? and why do we need it so much to build a quality one? well, le

that is passive investing.e're on a pace that will bring a new record, if we keep going the way we are right now, it will be a new record. think about as the funnel fills up all the cash will be obligated to chase, to chase. it is the ultimate virtuous cycle until of course it isn't. it is not just passive, folks. there are active money managers out there in a death struggle to beat the markets. in a good year like this, they have to really, really find a way. guess what they're doing? they're chasing the winners as well, the winner. overweight microsoft, amazon, google, meta, lily, snuck in there to become a favorite. what is interesting, nvidia is right on the line there, right? but they're overweight these names big time. as far as everything else they're significantlynd weight. this is how they will try to beat the market. you have got passive investing. all the money goes into hot stocks. active investing goes into hot stocks. of course there are retail investors this is nvidia. this is the first quarter r

recommendation for the medicare plan mapd medicare advantage prescription drug, passive ppo plan for the 2025 year. add the blue shield of california bsc medicare advantage prescription drug, passive ppo plan for medicare members, and offer the existing blue shield of california hmo access plus and trio and ppo plans to the non-medicare split family covered lives in families with at least one covered map. passive ppo plan covered life with the 2025 plan year rate cards contained in the material and discontinue the united health care mapd passive ppo plan uhc non medicare select ppo plan, uhc, medicare doctors ppo plan and uhc non-medicare ppo plan. this is an action item and will be presented by abby sfs, executive director, good morning commissioners and members of the public, we have done extensive presentations on the deck that is in the materials that were posted for you today, my clerk, our chief actuary from aon, and michael visconti, our contracts manager, are both here to answer any questions that you might have today. but we did not feel it was good use of our time to repres

but here when it comes to headlines for the gaza, it's all passive voice. there's no subject doing anything to anybody, and everything is a big mistake. so this is, you know, big the, the, the, the, the edifice of the us narrative is really narrow. all right? we've got to, i have to jump in here gentlemen, we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine. stay with our team, the the, the russian states. never as tight as on one of the most sense community best to him, then i'll send, send up the progress be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t supposed neg, keeping our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the senior citizens stephen twist, which is the known in vietnam era to the vietnam war. last, it's almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time right now. and then you don't see it now. what is all on the empty hundreds of thousands of american troops

but here when it comes to headlines for the gaza, it's all passive voice. there's no subject doing anything to anybody, and everything is a big mistake. so this is, you know, the, the, the, the, the, the edifice of the us narrative is really narrow. all right, well, yeah. got you. i have to jump in here gentlemen, we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine. stay with our to the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter to conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient . we should be very careful about visual intelligence. at the point, obviously is to trace a truck rather than fit the area. i mean with artificial intelligence, we have somebody in the theme in the robot must protect this phone. existence was on the screen. it wasn't even as convenient as proof. the western forces concert at the peoples of the balkans as well as so many other places for them, at least 31 where the start

you also notice in the coverage of it the, the use of, of the passive voice. people were killed, people were bombed, but you don't know who was doing the bombing. okay. or a place. you know, they don't even want to say the word palestine. they, they built the, they didn't nice, they make it, they make it a historical and it's very present to us. have you noticed that as well? well, i think that, you know, it's all over the social media. people are constantly pointing out the hypocrisy of these papers who that who, who generally decry passive voice, but here when it comes to headlines for the gaza, it's all passive voice. there's no subject doing anything to anybody, and everything is a big mistake. so this is, you know, big the, the, the, the, the edifice of the us narrative is really narrow. all right? we've got to, i have to jump in here gentlemen, we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine stay with her to the more than 200 years before moscow was the seat of power. saint petersburg was released lond

but here when it comes to headlines for the gaza, it's all passive voice. there's no subject doing anything to anybody, and everything is a big mistake. so this is, um, you know, the, the, the, the, the, the edifice of the us narrative is really narrow. all right? we got got to, i have to jump in here gentlemen, we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine stay with her to the for more than 200 years before moscow was the seat of power, st. petersburg was released london's capital of the russian empire. and it was here that the roman uh, family, established a tradition of luxury high end items like imperial porcelain and establish the known in via the american war the vietnam war. lost it for almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not done with nouns, but then you didn't jumps with now. why did all i'm emptied hundreds of thousands of american troops who was sent to the country to back the south vietnamese on me. and i'm sorry about that. not but the american soldiers miller did resist, as

voice, but here when it comes to headlines for the gaza, it's all passive voice. there's no subject doing anything to anybody, and everything is a big mistake. so this is, you know, big the, the, the, the, the edifice of the u. s. narrative is really narrow. all right? we've got you, i have to jump in here gentlemen, we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on palestine stay with our to the the, the russian states never is as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community best. most all sun set up the same assistance must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin new york state on the rush, excluding sports, the ortiz both next, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. what question did you say it's a request which is the pause acceptance and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new sho. seriously. why watch something that's so different little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do

places women as a tool in the hands of men and not with the eastern view that considers women as a passive being and at the service of various issues. pishdaz and pishkadam state and believe that the value of social presence of women is higher than that of men, because women are both human beings and the reason for the strength of men's presence in tonight's special news interview with two foreign guests, mrs. aizabla moradian and also victoria. araklova, one of the professors of the country's universities. in armenia to investigate we will discuss the place of women in the thought of imam khomeini, may god bless him and grant him peace. i hope that you will plan and accompany us until the end of this conversation. allow us to present a report to you in the first step of tonight's news talk. let's go back and start tonight's program. 2nd of farvardin 58 40 days of revolution and meeting of imam khomeini with a group of female students. we, the students, while performing the tasks related to life and family and acquiring knowledge and art, try not to neglect our social responsibilities, esp

. >> some don't recognize what a threat this is because it is such a passive threat.his is us by having windows, it is a threat to birds and it is killing birds. ♪ >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ and friends of the newshour. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> good evening. more than 90 nations including the united states are making a show of support for ukraine at a peace summit in switzerland, hoping to strengthen the negotiating position with russia which pointedly was not invited to the gathering at a resort in the alps. vice president kamala harris is representing the u.s.. she announced a one point $5 billion aid package for ukraine 's hard-hit energy sector. volodymyr zelenskyy looks forward to a postwar ukraine. >> we are here today for the sake of diplomacy. ukraine has always believed in the power of diplomacy. war is not our choice. it is puti

used to passively accept immigrants, but now we have _ passively accept immigrants, but now we have a have a big say in managing flows. it's important to win this election so we _ it's important to win this election so we can— it's important to win this election so we can put forward our ideas at a european _ so we can put forward our ideas at a european level. behind italy's blustery beauty light at age—old problems, but what has changed here in the past 18 months as he was trying to solve them, with george and maloney dominating italian politics and hoping to further entrench a position after these european elections. but of the right—wing leaders are also looking at her as a kind of figurehead of what they too will hope to achieve. and so, a key moment for italy and for europe, a vote on how to navigate these rough times. well, across the eu, immigration, the economy and the environment are all big themes for voters in this election. that's also true in germany, the eu's largest economy, and with the biggest population, so electing the highest number of meps. but abortion rights ca

i think that's why passive, the passive versus active type of argument that we've had recently, we have recency bias around why those have done so well. we get a larger concentration of those names. that's where you're really starting to have to measure your risk and reward. i like the put buy, you know i'm an nvidia bull, but i still like it in terms of hedging, because so much of your returns are going to be determined by a handful of names. i'm with you, i like amazon, i think they probably end up being much more involved in streaming. i think they're a cloud and retail giant. there's other names that you start to like, but you have to really be comfortable, like, kind of getting far out over your skis away from what traditional portfolio construction would really indicate you should be in. >> what we were talking about yesterday, julian emanuel -- >> 4600 to 6000. >> we were talking about fomo, talking about, mid-year here, and people are feeling a little bit behind. and so, to your point, in terms of passive, active managers are feeling the same pressure. they also have to be in th

places women as a tool in the hands of men, nor is it the eastern view that considers women as a passiveerving various subjects. rahmatullah alaihi, in addition to giving importance to the position of motherhood and , of course, women's wives , they call them pioneers in social issues and believe that the value of women's social presence is higher than that of men, because women are both human beings and give strength to the heart. the presence of men in tonight's special news interview with two foreign guests mrs. aizabla moradian and victoria araklova, one of the professors of universities in armenia, will examine the position of women in the thought of imam khomeini, may god bless him and grant him peace . i hope you will plan and see us until the end of this conversation. please let me accompany you report in the first step of tonight's news talk , let's present your presence. let's go back and start tonight's discussion and program. 2nd of april 58, 40 days of the revolution and the meeting of imam khomeini with a group of female students . we are trying to fulfill our social respon

so that's between small d passive distributor ocean and big d full sales or active distribution.r take on the impact of i on pubin this is a very ho. i just came from the us book was the first thing that we actually talked on it a couple of times at conferenc in the past few months. there's a lot of fear, as there alwayss when technology evolves and essentially that's what this is. this is an evolution of technology. you know, it's a rapidly evolving technology. so there are two different pieces of. one is generative ai, and that's when l looms or large language models are being taught essentially to output based on material. and the concern for publishers from a perspective of is that their copyrighted material, their their book, the content of their books are being put into these plans to train them. and then the output is potentially a book that is competitive with the original ties. so the concern is from a copyright perspective, but then also from a competition perspective. and there is real concern there. that is a valid concern. it's something that at ibp, again, from a le

element and was completely passive in front of the candidate who was speaking, and of course, if he wanted to intervene , it would lead to him being accused of injustice and lack of impartiality, that's why one of the the suggestions were that either the presenter should act more actively or that another element should be present in the election programs to compensate for this deficiency. our suggestion was to use more elites in these programs in this new period, which ultimately led to the structure of the round table the structure is such that the candidate and his two advisers can participate in a round table. that they present coherent views in one of these fields, and in front of them there will be experts in that specialized field, for example, in the field of foreign policy, three experts who are both prominent professors and to have experiences in the field of governance that can evaluate the views both scientifically and practically . the candidate himself will be present for 20 minutes, and the experts will take turns to discuss and evaluate his idea by asking detailed que

but that's really passive distribution and that's just about availability in the market.ot about driving sales or driving barnes noble or another retailer to actually discover your book and pick it put this on my bookshelf. so big d distribute auction is when an independent publisher is picked up by either a distributor or a large corporate publisher that does distribution. so simon and schuster, england random house. mcmillane, all of those corporate publishers distribute other small publishers. and when they do that, not only do they bring the data for that bookg the books into their warehouses, and theye a sales team that is actively selling those titles. so that's the difference between small d passive distributor ocean and big d full sales or active distribution. what's your take on the impact of i on publishing? right. so this is a very hot topic. i just came from the us book show, which was yesterday and it was the first thing that we discussed at the book show. and i've actually talked on it a couple of times at conferences in the past few months. there's a lot of

. >> i mean, if you go back to 2009 two, passive management has worked incredibly well.environment we were in. our debt went from $10 trillion in 2009 to $34 trillion today. we ran a deficit every single year, substantial deficits. >> right. >> over that 15-year period, we've been at or near 0% interest rates for 13 of the 15. so a rising tide was able to the the lift all boats, and passive etfs, they worked great. a lot of retail investors kind of flocked into them. what do you think is going to happen over the next several years? is are there an opportunity for active managers to begin to outperform again? >> only if we let free markets work. the reason why passive has worked so well is that you created and everyone gets a trophy cost of capital. so there was no dispersion between good companies and bad companies. the only company i can think of what that a went out of business during that a period might have been sears, and you had to drive through a crucifix through the heart of that company to get it to go out of business. maria: yeah. >> the thing is though if you

to the on the new the, both them so frantic residential executive officer planned to put the cause passive, something it was opposed to the new email, the blood tournament with building on the experience that system there was more than this deep has been accumulated to the but i will use out of the rush or learn to help with this platform with its various training they should be doing it. i see . and the such programs as leaders of russia and to quote us with you being in training courses that amount that are familiar to by the district and couple of governors because of mass mobility certificates of the print, other similar initiatives. and many of the people who took part, but actually the from these training programs. she wasn't just doing the my now, but i was useless to, to bring a serious row to do it again. and if i'm a governance, i'm the regional and the federal level as well as, and i think companies, so please. so i want to do what she didn't you the a to be your opinion on the other trade that so far, and be your ideas on what up like a that would be useful to you to going forw

charles: is this part of the debate with respect to passive investing? passive investors are what is called the most inelastic investors. that means the price, they will accept any price, right? once you give that money to vanguard or blackrock to go into a passive fund they have to put it to work. at what price, whatever the price the market will give them. there is no fundamental articulation or fundamental valuation going on there. charles: you know what is interesting about that, i tell everyone, no matter what the company is, nvidia at 100 is different than nvidia at 2,000, right? i mean they know the name and the story doesn't change but the share price has to change the valuation of the value proposition and yet i feel like even on wall street i see reiteration, reiteration. we moved our target. again, the fundamentals also obviously continue to improve so you have a higher share price target but i don't think that is always taken into consideration by the experts not by novice. >> i don't actually it is taken in very much at all. what you're real

so, as the percentage of passive money -- and remember, it's not passive. it's slow active.r the last 30 years, 85% of the s&p has rolled over. it takes awhile, but it does roll over. so, i think volatility is interesting, in that people fear it, yet volatility is your friend. what you want to do is own volatile assets that are uncorrelated with one another, because all volatility is is disagreement about the future prospects for a company. >> so, one of those assets for you is -- digital assets, mark? you think digital assets, cash, and gold are the way to go for the next 12 months? what does that say about your outlook for the markets? >> so, look, you guys have done a great job breaking this down, i was in the waiting room last week before the trump news broke, so, they kind of moved me toe to today, i was listening to the breakdown of valuation across the markets. i mean, 27 times trailing earnings, we haven't seen very many times in history, so, that's why i think discipline's really important, and cash is a choice, right? it's an asset that today yields about 5% while

calling for a come are moving beyond the need for traditional air conditioning with new designs and passive cooling techniques. next, we fly from asia to africa. more specifically, the west african nation of been in this project takes inspiration from the collaborative 3 and an ancient west african tradition, according to which communities gathered beneath its branches to make decisions together and ins. national assembly hall, designed by per canada, german architect, francisco re embraces this sense of community. he wants to design to be a symbol for democracy and the country's culture. the types of desktops is mentioned, people looking to gather would look for a tray. you can come and comment of what might delia logictree that provides plenty of shamed best and then most involved. yeah, you get together. i'm going to sit down and discuss the issues affecting the community all related to, but the difficulty that combine shop, pissed off of it symbolizes true democracy at least validated by use based as inspiration and full opinions, parliament building student the notes and see this probl

other manufacturers, which simply show that it is necessary to use dynamic protection complexes, passive, let's say so, and again, they include complexes of active protection to this. therefore , in principle, they draw conclusions, the only thing is that, again, they are more futuristic, as it will again manifest itself in during the hostilities, it is difficult to say. mr. anton, thank you very much for these interesting details from the eurosattteri exhibition, i would like to remind our viewers that it was anton mikhnenko, a military expert in the fields of security and technology, these were the military results of the day, then vasyl zima will continue the big broadcast, so stay tuned to the espresso channel. i thank the deg for his work, i thank his guest, we will continue the great work, there is a lot of interesting and important information ahead, we will now have conversations with guests from zaporizhzhia, we also have a conversation with people's deputy of ukraine roman kostenko, discussion of the issue of mobilization, demobilization, rates, plans, expectations and certain

so why does it passively can play by using organizations such as c c, i wouldn't show it. there is no monopolistic behavior in the level playing field is available to everyone and nobody's taking advantage of our ongoing companies. but i was small and medium in the process i, and that's certainly one the other way is a more active way, which the government has already been doing. so if we look at do today, we are the only country your credit cards are struggling because you guys become the preferred mode of payment absolute. i paid companies to 3 american express sticks, 4 percent from the merchant is highlighted already by new p i's 3 of what are the kind of what a piece of innovation. amazing. i 2nd his own b. c, which they have time to do for e commerce. what they did for being towed is our health initiated, which again, clips common public infrastructure for those to build up on me, we can do the same thing for that stuff that shift to shop there. yes, i find it very exciting and i find it that's your w as an actor. what i'm know, acting up being myself, but there's so

of impression, they simply realized that the approach that used to be for armored vehicles, where passive dynamic protection complexes were not used, but simply... there was an inclination towards the use of high-quality steel, high-quality armor, this is not, let’s put it this way, not a complete and safe solution, it needs to be improved, so we see many examples here and from rheinmetall and from other manufacturers, who simply show that it is necessary to use dynamic protection complexes, passive, let's say so, and again, they also add active protection complexes to this, so in principle they draw conclusions, the only thing is that again they are more futuristic, as it will again manifest itself in the course. it is difficult to say, mr. anton, thank you very much for these interesting details from the eurosattteri exhibition, i would like to remind our viewers that it was anton mikhnenko, a military expert in the fields of security and technology, these were the military results of the day, then vasyl zima will continue the great broadcast, so stay tuned on the spresso channel, thank

and we tried a bunch of different tactics at first, both with passive and active noise cancellation methods. but, you know, i think it's an interesting problem because you can't just, you know, put a muffler on the end of a leaf blower because it won't blow any leaves. so it was we'll make it quiet, it'll make it quiet, but your leaves will still be there. but yeah. so for us it was a big balance of trying to create a system that reduced the noise, but also allowed the leaf blower to, you know, maintain its normal function. so what we ended up creating is an end attachment to the leaf blower that creates destructive interference at specific frequencies that are unpleasant to human hearing. so those high pitched kind of squeals that you hear coming out of the system. so, you know, yes, you are reducing the volume, but more importantly, you're you're choosing what frequencies at which to reduce that volume. yeah. so one of the main things that we tried to do was improve the noise quality. and in doing that, we wanted to target specific frequencies that are unpleasant to human hearing. so ones

i think right now passive investing if you look to last month, market down 1% final hour trading they hour like very randomly i think contributing 401(k)s passive management, i think 25 to 30% goes to top five, so again you kind of mentioned in you know when talking about you know how smaller kind of other names are not getting involved in in market that is my question for you sean. when it comes to small caps, still down nor 20% from highs, rate cuts back on table people talking september crutsinger toward end of this year what is your outlook on small caps they need to or about to finance operations. >> yeah, that is the most important point you can make on small caps you say 25% s&p 600 down the make money to survive they need to continue to borrow, raising interest rates most happens debt on small caps variable rate pressured on one side the other side, the rest of their debt is five to seven year paper not starting to roll over our approach in small caps to focus only on small caps profitable only small caps excess free cash flow not not did he pebdent on fed rate cut if fed cuts

and so one is a passive, it already can play by using organization such as c, c. i will show it. there is no monopolistic behavior in the level playing field is available to everyone, and nobody's taking advantage of our ongoing companies. but it was small and medium and the price is right. that's certainly one the other ways, a more active way, which the government has already been doing. so if we look at do today, we are the only country your credit cards are struggling because you'll be always become the preferred mode of payment. absolute. i paid companies to 3 american express sticks. 4 percent from the merchant is highlighted already is free. what, what are the kind of a piece of innovation and amazing by taking his own nbc, which they're trying to do for e commerce. what they did for being told is our health initiated, which again create common public infrastructure for those to bring up on me. we can do the same thing for that stuff that shift to shop day. yes, i find it very exciting. and now finding that 0 w as an actor, while i'm not acting on being myself, but there a

all they do is passively consume posts online, so that it means watching, viewing, liking, followingso they are not affecting other people's feeds. and it is important because, essentially, it is one of the only ways we can really see up close the subjective online worlds that different individuals will be exposed to. you have 2a telephones? 2a old iphones, which have been set up. so i have this massive bag with all my iphones. but the reason they are on separate phones is because it allows me to avoid the cross—contamination. so if i was trying to log in and out of the profiles on one phone, not only would it be time—consuming, but also it would mean what different accounts�* likes and follows could impact other profiles. so it is quite a good way of also separating them out in my own head because it is a lot of alter egos to be running all at once. we showed a couple of examples of real videos that had then been used to generate fake ones. the fake clip of wes streeting, how was that circulated and spread? that popped up on some of my undercover voters�* feeds who are based in hali

year - this is called baby yoga, when the mother practices with the child, but the child is more passive of passive movements, massage movements, when she manipulates the child’s movements. water of three - this is yoga with mom, but where mom is an active participant in the process, everything is built on the fact that mom does asams, and the child does asanas, but everything doesn’t spin around child, there both the mother relaxes and the child relaxes. for young children, yoga can be considered an introduction to their body. kids love these activities because they are taught in a playful way. during exercises, children can bark and meow, turn into a snake, crocodile or tree. despite the ease, such. classes are developed taking into account the anatomical, physiological and psychological characteristics of children of this age. during the lessons, children have the opportunity to relax, improve their breathing abilities and general condition health. yoga is really not just the development of physical qualities, flexibility, strength, endurance, this is understandable, just like a sport

must create a brand for our country. but in fact, we had two types of foreign partners: these were passiveney and wanted to leave, there was industrial expertise from the outside, which means a freeport, but if you look at the classic model of public-private partnership, when there was such a consortium, then usually the expertise that comes to the country must be localized in 5 years, but that is, our company is already at this point configuration 14, accordingly we have our own set of managers who, during these... covid and swap events, proved that they are able to manage this enterprise and make it number one in terms of service in terms of commercial income, so globally it’s on us didn’t have any influence, on the contrary, it allowed a huge number of people to open up, we have a promotion rate of internal girls and guys there of 260% in these positions to higher positions, and at higher positions we are all completely local, yes, so it turns out very opposite for us - big an opportunity to prove yourself, yeah, well , lift the veil of secrecy, what does the second phase of airport dev

“kiriul doronin’s fantasies about passive income seemed very convincing to many, after each of his speeches and more investors, and this is not surprising, because doronin had a powerful gift of persuasion, however, this only worked for an unprepared audience. her level of economic education is low. i analyzed his vocabulary, spent content analysis, as he says, he says, like..." further, that's all, that previous master class that he took earlier, in fact, he is like that, i would say, in my opinion, not like that he’s already a creative person, he’s a product of the master classes he once took, now doronin insists that he didn’t invite anyone into the pyramid, saying that after his training conferences, people themselves decided to invest money, and the so-called stars helped them in this dates, the people who entered the game first and allegedly got rich, the dressed-up millionaires were ordinary barkers, and the so-called people who were you there , a golden star, a tenth there, and so on, who these people were, these are marketing playful nicknames, well, something like experience, yeah

we are not going to be passive and subservient to the rashid nation of iran. it is supposed to be with the help of god and the help of the martyrs and in obedience to the wise leader of the revolution. islamic and with the support of the nation with a jihad movement and with the support of favorable recognition from today's conditions of the country and with a detailed comprehensive plan with a spiritual and material transformation , we are going to make a big leap in completing this path faster. corruption and discrimination will remain the basis of people's work until the end. it is supposed that with the plan and performance , the ground for solving the challenges will be provided and the knot will be opened from the country's economy and the people's table. we are supposed to avoid distortion. we are supposed to not let the current of distortion rule again and replace the history book with the transformation program and their political memories. to become people's desire. with god's hope, with the participation of the people in the eight main axes of the g

then, doronin called his clients partners and talked about how companies supposedly generate regular passiveme , doronin opened another company, escalat. the escalat company is the largest operator of credit lawyers in the russian federation. we save people from problems with loans. through bankruptcy procedures and financial protection program. when people began to massively write statements to the police, daronin announced that he had been betrayed by his partners. the escalat company ceased operations in 2017, but a criminal case against nadoronin was not opened then. in fact, he got away with it, and 2 years later he returned to business with a new project, finik. the site itself has existed somewhere since the eighteenth year, it began with... active investments, those that are high-risk, but at the same time manageable from the point of view of the model mathematical, we got carried away from the end, from may, or rather, the nineteenth year, or rather, not from may, from may the nineteenth year , scaling began, before that we worked with our own money, from the eighteenth year. daroni

it is a lot people but it is not a passive conference. it is a meeting that is of the size that has the right people in the room. you who are leading the fight against violent crime and when we are atf and you can have an actual dialogue to talk about the things on our minds. yesterday, of course, really drove that point home. we shared from atf's side, some of the key advances we are making using the trace, our lives of crime gun intelligence, to identifying and catch these trigger pullers, people driving the gun violence in your communities. we discussed the results of the latest firearms trafficking assessment, talking about the data that shows some of the recent trends. for instance, the growth in the illegal dealing of firearms without a license, which is now the leading method of trafficking cases that fuels firearms on the black market. we also shared with you from atf the launch of our new firearms trafficking center as well is our climate guns center of excellence in wichita, kansas, and how exciting it is that the work that we a

. >> and a lot of bets are passive.hat could really make this sort of phenomenon last a little bit longer than we all think, the amount of passive funds, etfs, that have nvidia as a top holding. you have to. >> here's the thing. here's what i don't really -- i try to get my head around the math there. >> you're going to piooh-pooh this. >> why would the biggest, most followed, most beloved company in the index be a disproportionate beneficiary of passive flows relative to the ones that are forgotten, who each gets a dollar in proportion to their market capsize? there's a small effect if active investors are underweight the biggest stocks, which in general they are, then you're kind of buying it -- the passives are buying it from somebody else. but what we have today is massive differentiation within the index. you have the median s&p stock, i just looked this morning, on a quarter to date basis, down. that's how much the market cap weighted index is up on a quarter to date basis. >> spw is underperforming spx by double

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daronin called partners, talked about how the company supposedly generates regular passive income.pany - escalate. the escalat company is the largest operator of credit lawyers in the russian federation; we relieve people from problems with loans through bankruptcy procedures and the financial protection program. when people began to massively write statements to the police, daronin announced that he had been betrayed by his partners. the escalat company ceased its work in 2017, but a criminal case against nadoronin was not opened then, in fact, he got away with it, 2 years later he returned to business with a new project, finika, the site itself has existed since about the eighteenth year, it started with the finikaru site, active investments that are high-risk, but at the same time manageable from the point of view of a certain mathematical model, we got carried away from the end, since may, or rather 1919, or rather, not since may, since may 1919 it has become more scalable, before that we worked with our own money since 1880. doronin finnik's right hand became zigmund zigmuntov

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nations security council and other legal regimes such as the human rights council were active and passive , so this dominance of america continues more or less. for now, he is in power, unless there is pressure behind him, we should remember that in the world of international relations, mr. seifi, and in the experience of the history of human wars, we have an element called the element of war. but there is a difference, some are legitimate attackers, some are they are legitimate defenders, some are not illegitimate attackers, they are illegitimate defenders. doctor, we are going to address this issue , in any case, what factors caused that now, apart from the discussions to reduce the pressure on america and the zionist regime, what other factors such as public opinion is involved , we are talking, but let us communicate with mr. dr. seyed hadi seyed. o expert on west asian issues, let's hear his explanations, mr. doctor. hello, good time. i am also at your service, dear guest . greetings, i offer my courtesy and respect. greetings to you, mr. dr. seyed afghani. the united nations did it

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kind of dark side, let’s call it, or betrayal, among other things, kirill doronin’s fantasies about passiveseemed very convincing to many, after each of his speeches there were more and more investors, and this is not surprising, after all, doronin had a powerful gift of persuasion, it’s true worked only for an unprepared audience. my level of economic education is low, i analyzed his vocabulary, conducted a content analysis, as he speaks, he speaks like a business coach, this is not economics at all, he deals with pure psychology, i must admit that now economists have disappeared somewhere , any economist who comes to us begins to mainly deal with motivation for selling, this is not economics at all, so i came to the conclusion that his vocabulary is weak, like an economist, he just picked up all sorts of psychological terms, he is my colleague, in fact, i am a psychologist, but... one of the stars of finik, anna serikova, even organized costume balls in her honor, here is a fragment of one of the television plays. here we have an office on the 55th floor in moscow, i have 45 offices throu