our young octobrists are pioneers and meet with veterans. e, pioneer and komsomol movement. also , with the pioneers, they held a historical mini-lesson on the exploits of the soviet guys and built a mini quiz. after that, a plenary session was held, where, together with the guys, they discussed the development of pioneer self-government and the organization’s work plans for the spring period on the spot. at noon, and i remind you that the projects of the news agency are available on all social networks, as well as in our mobile application poper code on the screen of a good day. everything that lives, modern, belarus today, watch on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events including from the field of events topical interviews with famous belarusians fascinating travels around the country feature films for all ages in the countries finland sweden norway denmark netherlands germany france spain portugal cyprus austria switzerland italy greece romania serbia croatia poland lithuania latvia estonia set up a sat

fountain pioneers descend to earth. take the baskets go to the stalingrad combustible degree.y walk roaming the steppe, bend down looking in this steppe. shards. they pick up these black, jagged, terrible pieces and put them in baskets, as if they were mushrooms and they are mushroom pickers are so heavy that one pioneer to tear them off the ground. yes , many pioneers gather and pull out of the earth this terrible root of war, from which faces continue. this sacred land is the poisonous force of death. when their basket is full, they return to the city, return to the sacred fountain and pour a black, heavy, gloomy mountain into these fragments by the fountain, and to me this heavy, gloomy mountain they sprinkle with diamond living and dead water and the fountain. these black fragments become silver and the mountain turns into a sparkling one. a silver mountain as if it were the salary of the great icon of the icon of stalingrad astronomers claim that during the battle of stalingrad in the steppe, when they closed the board and the stalingrad front in the heavens , a myriad of

i see such a picture. the pioneers of the fountain descend to the ground. they take baskets and go to the combustible steppe of stalingrad. they walk roaming the steppe, bend down looking in this steppe. fragments, they raise these jagged black scary fragments and put in baskets, as if they were mushrooms and they are mushroom pickers, sometimes these fragments are so heavy that one pioneer can tear them off the ground, and it’s within the power, but many pioneers gather and pull them out on the ground. this terrible root of war, from which they continue to pour. this is the sacred land of the poisonous forces of death. when their baskets are full, they return to the city, return to the sacred fountain and pour a heavy, gloomy mountain into that fountain of these black fragments , it is this heavy mountain that they sprinkle with brilliant living and dead water and fountains. these black fragments become silver and the mountain turns into a sparkling mountain. astronomers claim that during the battle of stalingrad in the steppe, when the don and stalingrad

>> i own pioneer personally.t's super smart >> thank you. >> it's a great strategy, a great explanation, that's exactly what investors should be considering right now. overall talking about what's going on in energy, natural gas down 46% crude oil down 6%. energy equities down 1%. what's the problem here? the problem is myself and everyone universally is overweight energy. came into the year, that's the one sector that you want it to be overweight. >> didn't you go 6% for energy >> the energy holding, the energy waiting in joet is 10%. >> oh, 10% >> so we're double we're double the s&p 500 so you have this universal overweight positioning in an environment where prices are declining. that's a problem that's a problem for myself and for others what do you need you need some form of supply shock. if you get a supply shock whether it's weather related or something different, then you've got the ability -- >> but you need it right here and right now. >> you have it for 48 hours. >> i know what you're going to say. >>

but his story is that of a man who scaled obstacles on his way to becoming a tech pioneer. >> my dad was born and raised in a city called kinlock, missouri, a predominantly black town right next to a predominantly white town called ferguson, missouri. his mother told him from his preteenage years he should never let racism stop him. it was something he would probably have to deal with his entire life. >> reporter: clay loved math and technology so he aplayed for a job at mcdonnell aircraft company in st. louis. >> he was told the company could not hire him because they did not hire professional negros. >> reporter: but clay didn't relent. he applied again and was eventually hired. he then followed his next opportunity to the bay area as a computer programmer with lawrence livermore national laboratory. >> he had that opportunity to come and basically do programming to simulate what a nuclear, what the effects of a nuclear blast would be in the bay area. >> reporter: opportunity knocked again in 1965 when clay was hired by david packard himself to head hewlett packard's software divis

the area around the lowsein fountain, corpses, grenades were torn at the pioneers.they continued to keep their round dance, closing in the ring. this terrible monster, the sixth army, preventing them from escaping from this ring. and these exhausted widows, who plowed the ghoul of the land of our russian destitute arable land, did not get up, those who grind business attire in siberian factories. all the russian saints and righteous people stood up in this round dance, and this round dance was the universal russian round dance, which surrounded russia with an impenetrable ring for evil. here on so many miracles were performed on the land of stalingrad through the prayers of jewish deliverance, if all the miracles that took place in the city battles of veterans, then a book would be written, holy stalingrad. wonderful city and there, among sorrows, among worries, among worries. they will suddenly realize that their foot is sinking to where it once was. she stepped from the top of the saint where a miracle had once been performed. and let the leningraders feel that th

this day became solemn for 21 pioneers. guys arrived in the capital from different parts of belarus to say goodbye to the pioneer tie and join side by side and traditionally awarded the best of those who actively participates in the activities of youth organizations. i was a really active figure in the pioneers and participated in various charity concerts. i do vocals. i also helped pensioners, especially war veterans, because it is really important for me somehow it is a symbol, and of all the belarusian people and heroism. and, of course, these are the numbers, and above all, the people themselves, who came a record for the entire existence of the belarusian republican youth union and belarusian student groups. talks about the maturity of youth in understanding the importance preservation of historical memory, the project united not only our youth, it united families from all over the republic. children came, various groups from athletes to military personnel and working youth came before the start of the plenum, its part

in the red corner it was he who was the pioneer receiver in the first months.he liberation of belarus, it was the main object at the plant, after the shift, people crowded into a dilapidated room to listen to the latest message from the belarusian radio about the situation at the front in the republic, now they also waited after the shift of workers. only with another goal to demonstrate a novelty in the engineer was worried about how all seven lamps that were used in the new model work. the party organizer, having chosen the record he liked, launched the player. now all this was combined in one receiver. in the new cycle of jubilee programs of the 30th anniversary of the republic, which began to appear on the belarusian radio, the announcers continued to talk about the successes of enterprises before the air, according to tradition. they scanned the text for the last time. an important idea has departed from the republic, the name of molotov left the assembly line of the minsk radio plant. the new model of analogues to yakoy ukraine is not very happy, minsk p7

our pioneer detachment.e the fact that the main indicators in agriculture were not met, much was mastered for the first time. in the country, at the level of the central committee of the cpsu, an initiation was announced, and there is no widespread cultivation, not corn, it will be later, but coke bites with strict harvesting plans and with a maximum withdrawal, farmland under this crop social production competitions. reports classified as secret or for official use production of defense value growing a culture outside its characteristic climate was really a feat in the early fifties in september 1952 the twentieth congress of the communist party of belarus summed up the results of the most difficult time for the republic of the first post-war years a voluminous report by nikolai semenovich, patovichev the first secretary of the communist party of belarus honorary title awards to representatives of various fields of activity the workers of the countryside, working people in the creative professions of the sc

eh, memorials and monuments and accomplishment, of course, these days , young octoberites and pioneersto the ranks of ours and meetings with veterans are held. uh, the pioneer and komsomol movement ended the regional stage of the competition among teenagers snow sniper about 270 young biathletes. they fought for the right to compete in the finals of the competition in three age categories. the youngest are 10 years old, the older ones are 15, none of them yet go in for biathlon in sports centers, but the traditional competition at the presidential sports club motivates many of them to follow in the footsteps of a champion. republican snowball final. the sniper will be held in the raubishes next week, 17 to 19 february. their technologies are our comfort and safety today for any specialist who works, regardless of the sector in which he must have the skills of energy-efficient technologies that save energy every time he comes to work. this is my chess game, because i need to plan and organize the work. so all this equipment works. they tell complex things in simple language. here comes

two or three generations ago, a patriot and dreamer wrote a poem which expressed the spirit of the pioneer. in every age. have a name. the single river. have i claimed a acre? have i kept a single nugget barring samples? no, not i have been repaid ten times over by my maker. but you wouldn't understand that. who go up and occupy. surely such was the spirit of copernicus. of columbus and galileo and such. surely. is the spirit immortalized today by francis? ah scobee, michael j. smith, judith resnick ellison s only asuka ronald e. mcnair, gregory jarvis and christa mcauliffe, a schoolteacher from concord, new hampshire. in our own time, we've discovered the exhilaration of expanding mankind's field of knowledge and broadening the fields of opportunity for the growing population of a hungry world and to the heretofore trackless voyage of space. it is the new frontier, and they explore a story beckoning to what thomas jefferson called the inimitable freedom of the human mind. the poet john gillespie mcgee. understood that exhilaration as to a lesser degree, have all who flaunt and attract a n

pioneer is doing that. they trade cheaper than the market. pioneer is much cheaper than the market.ofit margins are high. pioneer profit margins are 29%, compared to s&p 500 of around 11%. all three of those reasons why i like pioneer. liz: are you just staying away from tech at this point? we have a pretty significant selloff here for the nasdaq at the moment. i'm looking at a loss of 294 points or 2 1/2%? >> i think what is happening is that when the 10-year treasury yield was below 3.4%, i was scratching my head. that was reflecting a recession that was imminent and rate cuts later in the year. i was always skeptical, even before that hot jobs report earlier this month. i think that is typical -- liz: gotcha. [closing bell rings] liz: great to have you michael. sorry it was day on this. the dow erased gains of the year with 693 point loss. "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. all right after meeting with

east azarbaijan province has always been a pioneer throughout history for the honor of iran and the islamic revolution, if today i am among the zealous people of azerbaijan, the people who have always proved throughout history that i have always been a pioneer for our dear iran , for its honor, for the honor of the islamic revolutionary council, and in fact this is the province of the ashuraites, the martyrs of this ghayor province today, alhamdulillah, you can see the crowd of people, of course, after three years of corona, the first year after corona, people showed up in such conditions, with their presence from the holy system of the islamic republic, from the honor of iran and the power of iran , god willing, the defense of the head of the judiciary is also the presence of the people. in the 22nd march, he considered bahman as a renewal of the pact with the revolution and said that this presence of the people is a sign of the defeat of the enemy. they are going nowhere with these actions the 44th celebration of the victory of the islamic revolution this year is also reflected in the soc

analysts are calling pioneers fourth-quarter results a high-quality beat.ve interview with the ceo and founder. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> when is that is very much related to the army dealing the way they are. providing ukraine military help so the signal to the army will be also that you can really win this. get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. >> this is bloomberg markets: european close. coming up tomorrow, of the hsbc multi-asset strategist on bloomberg surveillance at 6:00 a.m. new york. this is bloomberg. keeping you up today with news from around the world. core inflation in the eurozone set a record last month. that probably cements a european central bank plans to raise interest rates by another half percent since march. core

pioneer mothers, what a pioneer language pioneer because of what sausage i know, dear infection, but this is a camp for in-depth study of english. child yes, after the tenants everything is fine. i think sracha will not be enough, and here everything is just beauty. mom, we are in this room, when we moved, we left everything unnecessary, you will find something interesting, use it. and this wine is from my first import from africa but left as a keepsake for events. so let's open the bottle of events. housewarming. so ma you forgot how your body reacts to degree. you know i was joking. so go ahead . all questions as they come in tomorrow. okay, wait. thank you, son. you saved me from a homeless fate mom, you are, but i love you. not only for this. i just love you. i just love, really, really love. or maybe a person just loves like that, for no reason, but he just can love, calm down well, everything, mom, listen to me carefully the keys to the apartment on the hangers in the refrigerator , you can sort out the package with groceries, and i understood the money on the windowsill in the

>> oregon's been pioneering in terms of how we deal with controlled substances. we were the very first state to decriminalize cannabis, and i am very pleased that we have a ballot measure that was approved by the public to be able to deal with this in a very controlled and thoughtful fashion under supervision of trained professionals doing it slowly and thoughtfully. but unlocking the potential for, as you mentioned, pstd, addiction, anxiety, issues that really have bedevilled us. this looks to be an extraordinarily promising therapy, and oregon is doing it right. >> huh. doctor, what are the potential benefits here? >> well, you know, psilocybin is probably going to be approved for treatment of depression, first and foremost, but what we've seen in the clinical trials is it's been helpful in addictions, including cigarette addiction, alcoholism, there are trials looking at anorexia. any time you've got cognitive rigidity and people are fixed into the way of thinking about things, if you provide them with a mushroom experience they're going to have more flexibili

we are pioneers in this. we believe that we are innovative and we will continue to innovate and we have a very unique community that we talked about that we believe is very special and not easily replicable. so, we have our advantages, we are confident, but at the same time, competition is very intense. david: now, china has been a little tougher, some people would say, on chinese tech companies than it was a year or two ago, and there's been what some people would say a clampdown on chinese tech companies. has that affected you in any way? shouzi: i think in this day and age, we have to be very collaborative and be very transparent and have an active dialogue with regulators and governments around the world to help them understand our business and to answer any questions that they may have. david: as i mentioned earlier, my firm did invest in it, but i don't have any inside information and i don't know if you're gonna give me the inside information, but is there any plan to take bytedance public at some poin

you stand back about the trunk closed, please. for 24 days sky, mom, what is the pioneer language pioneerearning english? wonderful and this is also not necessary. and this wine is from my first import from africa but left as a keepsake for events. so let's open the bottle of events. housewarming. so ma you forgot how your body reacts to a degree. yes, i know i was joking. well, here i am driving. so go ahead. all questions as they come in tomorrow. okay. thank you, son. i just love you. i just love love very very much. or maybe a person just loves like that, for nothing, but he just can love listen to me carefully in the refrigerator, a bag of groceries , you'll sort out the money on the windowsill in the kitchen. understood. that's who the question is mocking stove raskochegarit? no, the answer is the end of the play, a full paragraph. neighbors hallelujah one of the oldest cities of the blue-eyed for many centuries great historical events took place on this land, in addition to rich merchants to foreign ambassadors , uninvited guests who tried to conquer this place. no matter how much

the future belongs to the brave, the pioneers, the go-getters, the can doers. the future belongs to oklahoma. god bless you and may god continue to bless the great state of oklahoma. [applause] [applause]

and decided that let the pioneer pass through his zone with all the details, pedal units, steering wheelon. that's all. you can see what it is. everything is zhiguli. this, of course, is not an armored personnel carrier or a tank, but an all- terrain vehicle cannot be compared with an ordinary car, it will confidently pass through the snow and through the swamps it will not drown in the river and will not get stuck in the mud. an ideal technique for combat missions in your zone. i think there is a very large range of applications, because he does not need any roads, therefore, the task, uh, that he can perform a lot of them, starting there from the supply, and food and ammunition, it is possible to divert. uh, assault brigades, that is, well, a lot in my opinion, and to complete the task. not this one all-terrain vehicle. not any other car did not give itself away in the altai territory, weaving camouflage nets. ready-made military nets from a platoon of repulsive materials are sent to tankers in reconnaissance companies and for air defense i think that the operation will end faster and

slept hardly remembers this episode the pioneer crew was formed for a specific reason.rs of the space expedition. they meant that the heroes would spend in space along the way, like alpha cassiopeia and 27 years. during this time, they will become quite adult and mature and will enter into battle with a hostile civilization already enough, understanding adults, but, as always, it happens in such cases. uh, cosmos is a hare, after all, kolobanov, sat on the wrong button , hyperspace was overcome with super speed and uh, pioneers. they entered the battle at the age of fourteen, despite the fact that on the ground at that moment, all the required 27 years had already passed. this, i must say , helped the crew a lot, because it was children's tacks. ah, baby secrets. and uh, the fighting methods helped a lot in the fight with the robots, eh. at the critical moment , the laser gun managed to deflect the tornado an exobiologist's mirror to speak at least a box, er, she came up with the idea of ​​breeding robotic performers, er saying, a and b were sitting on a pipe. and if it

there is a report in the oil space that pioneer is weighing a bid for range resources. take a look at both. they were halted a short time ago. they've now re-opened. range is up as you might expect on a report like that, 12% and pioneer is falling by some 5%. i bring it up now because it's so fortuitous for us to have you here you own both >> i own pioneer still first of all, let's understand scott sheffield is a brilliant manager of energy assets he's also a serial acquirer. parsley energy, double point he's seeking consolidation in shale and i think what's going to happen, mike, you've had this performance which looks like an ocean right now between natural gas and crude oil so you'll have these cash rich oil companies, they're going to say, okay, i'll take advantage of a depressed price in gas and seek opportunities, specific to this deal, what does it do? so right now pioneer already has a presence in the area but the gas is a by-product of their oil well, not a pure gas play and this deal, if it were to happen, what this would do would give them expose 12450ur in t

hossein soltani mustafa, very good for the hand, apart from being young and having farsi, with the pioneer program of the achaemenian capital , thank you for your cooperation. the novel is on thursday , the 27th of bahman, which is equal to the 25th of rajab and corresponds to the 16th of february. midday call to prayer in tehran at 12:18 p.m. maghrib call to prayer at 18:50 p.m. have a good weekend. good day on the 44th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution . as an opponent of the regime with a hidden camera , it was the turn of the young people to go to the people first. why , bro, now if the road is fixed, we will have problems we don't have an economic problem. the economic problem became less of a problem for us. why, why, why? you didn't get anywhere, and then it was the turn of the people who seemed to be present in most of the marches. i mean, why didn't you get esteghlal's number? you came here. you came back. let's have our own. if they hire government officials, come here. all countries have a problem with us. i have a problem. when people found out that the inter

among the winners of the song award at the closing ceremony of this year's festival. two the music pioneers of the country, mohsen nafer and khalo qanbar, were also celebrated, while the music pioneers were honored in the competitive part of the festival in fields such as composing contemporary iranian music without words, composing contemporary iranian music with orchestral lyrics, singing contemporary iranian music with orchestra , composing fusion music without words. wordless performance of instrumental music, composition of pop music and fusion with words and singing of instrumental music . shamim yas hymn group under the direction of fatemeh sadat ghazvi, also the best hymn group with the most public votes. the technology succeeded in designing and producing a two-story residence that can be used in unexpected events . this type of residence is designed and produced as a two-story residence for 6 people and can be used during earthquakes and floods. after the kermanshah earthquake , we thought that can you use it for your mom? now, a technology company in khwaja nasiruddin tusi univer

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five friends who are a pioneer in the production of railway needles in the country .esh banyan company should be the first and only producer of railway needles in the country. the possibility of producing electricity and needles. and it has a market share of 43% from the metro stations of tehran, 95% from metro stations and 37% from the non-certified rail network consists of 135 members in terms of diversity and in terms of the number of members , which cooperates with 240 of our internal partners in order to supply parts. in the last three years, we have been able to design and produce a center for all types of needles needed by the country , a piece that has passed its test in the country's railway network . iron of the islamic republic of iran news 100% nationalization of all needle parts is on the agenda there is the issue of building a shed for faraj zaban, the agenda of his wife, tahir . we have on the agenda, and god willing, with the introduction of the program in the first years, we will have three million euros in foreign exchange into the country . sacrific

in the house of pioneers, the grand opening of the most long-awaited event is due by september. more children. but the chief physician of the city polyclinic number three makes the last rounds, two buildings of the medical institution will start working in february. we did not hope for a recovery. there were heavy direct flights. there were eight direct flights to this building with the destruction of the ceilings. with the collapse of the floor ceilings from the third to the first floor, and when we looked at how it was all being restored for the beginning of the building, we realized that everything would be destroyed , what would be restored was so high-quality firmly made when we they remembered that the equipment that we had was also good, but what was put an order of magnitude higher, it is more modern, well, functional, it solves issues at one workplace. the task of restoring and fully equipping these facilities was set by a specialist from st. petersburg. the results of the work are three schools, three kindergartens. and now, another new hospital. and now the fund is hard, t

in the house of pioneers, by september, the grand opening of the most long-awaited event for more thanand two hundred children is due. this is the office of the head of the children's department. but the head physician of the city polyclinic number three makes the last round. two buildings of the medical institution will start working in february. we are not hoped for recovery. there were heavy direct flights here. there were 8 direct arrivals to this building with the destruction of the ceilings. with the collapse from the third to the first floor, and when we looked at how it was all being restored, for the beginning of the building, we realized that everything would be destroyed, what was restored would remain so high-quality , they did it so hard, when we remembered, the equipment that we had was also good, but what is placed an order of magnitude higher, it is more modern, it is functional, it solves more issues at one workplace. the task of restoring and fully equipping these facilities was assigned to specialists from st. petersburg . the results of the work are three schools, t

yes , some kind of transporter remembered her pioneering childhood and she dreamed in a red tie.en, you're my doctor pororo doctor watson trains tamara when she swore that they would plant denis and then she backed away? in the sense he says, they say there was nothing, and after six months the house itself. okay, let's go, i'll show you i didn't ride in your car, did you happen to have a pioneer counselor girl or a woman with a red scarf? you know for sure it was not hot in our car, she took off her jacket. and it was there that the victim tried to get to know her just at her attention. she went, but still they go to the exit, as if forward. you did not pay attention to some other signs were. now i'll try to remember please remember. bayan found. well, what else would you like to find there, huh? i don’t know myself, i rely on intuition, by the way, the button accordion is upset just like me, and it would be a worker. i would have confiscated the kids a long time ago. this is the accordion's uncle, petya was instead of a lure. i 'm telling you, a womanizer used to come up to a g

of this business was just new and now it is becoming a pioneer in the production of plants for the productionas, so there will still be dozens of such plants that will feed the energy of billions of people in the next 100 years in the aggregate 20 years of operation of the power produced here in white-stone. more than 200 billion dollars will be brought to the russian budget. this is where the russian economy is being created. future history. and it’s also new jobs and a chance for young people to realize themselves in high-tech production and no sanctions according to alekseevich kunkov will not affect the construction of facilities alexander knyazev to conduct. kiev accused the times of disinformation and working for the kremlin, this happened after the british building published an article about an increase in arms smuggling, and people from ukraine caused a rather violent reaction from kiev, and now anastasia ivanova has studied the scandalous article. discrediting military assistance to ukraine work in the interests of russia hysterical tax of representatives of the ukrainian ministry of

a growing movement of pioneers are taking steps to fix this global problem. this is ultima. a 5 star restaurant aims to be the model of sustainability. all the ingredients are local and all the processes are designed to do little damage to the planet as possible. eliminating all the polluting effects of industrial agriculture . is the brainchild of chef henry allen. for the uninitiated clear, explain a little bit about what ultima is and why, why you've set out. it's all started when me and my colleague tom, me, we were taking the bins out and we were thinking like, how can we make this much waste? how could we do with a things better for the environment for the customer? and that is our biggest ambition. one way to do that is by going hyper local. in other words, by growing ingredients right here in the restaurant, i've seen a farm before, but never in a restaurant after say, this is great. the main thing about this system, it's a hydroponic water circulate. from up here, the plant takes always the water all from the rules. okay. it's a 95 percent less water than their conv

just for such children, there are some opportunities, some pioneer camps, as there were once pioneeramps , will it be a modern city or a city of the 22nd century century, when there will be some it specialists, there will be silicon valley and so on and so on and so on. maybe it will be something like transport, because it is obvious that there are such opportunities because there is a port and so on . what are your dreams, mr. mayor, first of all, i want thank you for this opportunity to dream together with you as a respected journalist whom i respect very much and i want to express my respect for the ukrainian opposition and for which you fight in advance, i will say so because mariupol is also fighting on a professional level today and is forming such the general vision of the future of mariupol, we not only dream, but we are already working and we started this work thanks to the office of the president and the head of the military administration there , who entrusted us with those skills. mariupol that is, today we are forming plans for our return. and for example , this year's b

so the niantic crew rebuilt her for a passenger ship and left panama with nearly 250 pioneers. arrived in san francisco as one of the first ship to bring 49ers ashore. legend has it, newcomers would jump ship before it could even drop anchor in san francisco bay. within a few days, most of the nianic crew abandoned her for the gold rush too. so the captain sailed the niantic as close to land as they could get, running her aground on the shore where clay and montgomery streets now meet. there, the niantic became a store, offices and hotel. somebody cut a door in her side and inscribed rest for the weary and storage for trunk, at last, a great fire in 1851 burned much of the niantic so the san franciscoians built the niantic whole known as one of the best in the city. then it too burned down in 1872. the next incarnation, the stone niantic atop the old ship and hotel would not burn, instead, it was toppled by the earthquake of 1906. now surely any rational city would give up at this point, right? no. in fact, you might know where the niantic rest to this day, right at the foot of

this business as a founder and now he is becoming a pioneer in the production of plants for the productionso here i will go to dozens of such plants that will feed the energy of billions of people in the next 100 years in total 20 years of power operation produced here in belokamenka. they will bring more than 200 billion dollars to the russian budget. here the russian economy of the future is being created. history and this is also new jobs and a chance for young people to realize themselves in high-tech production and no sanctions, according to alekseevich kunkov , will affect the construction of facilities. alexander knyazev to conduct. in the city of tchaikovsky, perm territory, the russian biathlon cup is being held. today ended two pursuit races, which were visited by our special correspondent danil makhalin. when we were planning a trip to the russian cup in biathlon, it became clear that the nearest major city to stop was not perm but izhevsk, from here to the biathlon stadium about an hour and a half drive from about 90 km. true, in the process they paid attention to a rather rema

this city, and i am reborn with this city larisa akulenko, director of the mariupol house of tuning pioneers daily, the theater studio in which she teaches , temporarily moved to one of the schools, like other singing and choreography circles. the head is now due to health reasons, she left, and her students are a pupil and the parents who brought their children to this team. we have the continuity of generations. they have now picked up this team and at the base schools are doing. well, anyway, like this , they come here and stand and watch. whatever you do, everything will be fine. red is far away, i wash my nights. the grand opening of the most long-awaited event for more than 1200 children should be completed by september in the house of pioneers. but the head doctor of the city polyclinic number three makes the last round, two buildings of the medical institution will start working in february. we did not hope for a recovery. there were heavy direct flights. there were eight direct arrivals to this building with destruction. with the e-e collapse of the floor ceilings from the third to

to find out i've come to atlanta to meet a true pioneer in wearable computing, thad starner. - for me, the real killer application for these wearable computers isugmented memory. machines that become part of your mind, give faster access to knowledge, make you stronger in the sense that you have all this formation you can use to help you in your day to day life. - so this was the first thing you worked on at mit? - right. mo people had no idea why you'd want a mobile computer, 'cause lapto weren't en out there yet. - [angel] while attending mit, he became frustrated by his inability to retain what he'd learned in class. so thad built this augmented memory system to take better notes. - you ready? - oh i'm gonna put it on? (both laugh) (energetic electronic music) - so bring your fingers around like this. there we go. that is my daily suit in the year 2000. so you'd have this plus a car phone, plus a seven pound lead acid battery. - do i look really stylish? - actually looks pretty good on you yo tell you the truth. (both laugh) - though retro now, thad's system had a portable computer

i'm in raleigh, north carolina with pioneering food scientist, dr. rodolphe barrangou, who's using gene editing to boost food production and feed the plant. - we're gonna be able to breed crops that are more efficient, that are more resistant to disse. the biggest impact crispr may have short-term, maybe the next decade or so, will be to revolutionize the food supply ain. - in fact, rodolphe had a hand in the discovery of the natural crispr mechanism in bacteria, and his use of crispr as a technology in milk is leading to remarkable innovations in dairy proteins. - so what we're looking at here is milk that is in the process of fermenting. - [kondwani] okay, so this is in the earlier stage of things. - very early stage. so we add the bacteria to start the fermentation process and then used the lactose to solidify milk into cheese and yogurt. [kondwani] in most dairy facilities, regulabacteria and yeast kickstart the fermentation process. but before starting, rodolphe added a twist. he used crispr technology to enhance the bacteria used in the ferment

ready always ready like a pioneer. i do not like. it won't kill us. i'm here to cover for you. there is not enough money, i would not have come alone. i'm a cautious person with vitalik's case. now take what he needs calculation? vitaly so vitaly so tell your. the guard, so as not to twitched. open the car i remembered you. it is necessary to count. hands in front of you means, we will no longer meet mine. i told you not to see each other again. you see, you told him that you didn't die. here he caught my bullet. come on, the doctors got to you on time. now they will take it to the hospital and repair it there. strange, i had never seen this phone before. do you think it? you, as always, could not do without noise, but the raven gang is no more. and this is in the end. most importantly, congratulations. you have successfully completed the task of capturing the fugitives. from the country to our information here are cover travel documents to guide your friend, also transferring his family, or something, thank you non-disclosure documents. you signed, like everything, tell me, ho

but i was really interested in people who were actually pioneering, who were pioneering in their personalives, who were pioneering in their cultural, personal lives, and who really affected how we think about american culture today. >> really quickly, if you could just tell us what you hope people walk away from as they flip through these pages, they've taken these stories and see these beautiful works of art. >> i think the word i use about black history is still casual. we are still a little too casual about black history. there is still so much that the average american does not know about the accomplishments of black americans. there are many other books out there but this when i wanted to make it accessible and i wanted people to come away with more of a sense of our contributions to american history. >> the book is just so fabulous. if you would like to hear more from george mccall and learn more about his journey and inspiration, he's appearing at the museum on february 18, the event is free. >> coming up, the goat tom brady retires from football again. for good. we think. the othe

you to her of capillary bomb, cyril know boys the premium abuse, chico me of that of the arctic pioneers main objective was to explore and conquer these harsh lands. they had no time to think about waste management now and legacy could remain for centuries. get my choice of thought movies in maryland. it's pretty at the call. she system was going to plenty of corporate templates. you could have deal to fish here. ah, welcome act across stock where all things are considered. i'm peter, let's remind you. we're discussing nato's war with it's go back to london. i'd really i said in my introduction, this is a very dangerous time. because nato is facing absolute, utter humiliation. they will not achieve their goals, and this is where this is where the box themselves, and they don't know a way out. i guess they can throw zalinski under the bus. he'll be under the bus eventually one way or another, most likely by its own people. but, you know, nato is, is that it was never designed to do this. okay. it was basically designed as a dinner club. and then they believe their own propaganda. the they

and secondly, i dudel pioneer city as a pioneer, i was not.hen i'm chasing the day, remember may 19, let's go to your mom. ink to deal with the outlet, well, about the light bulbs, you can contact me, i can do it, oh, how good. so god sent a reliable positive neighbor. here you after all the noisy companies will not collect. no, i don’t think so, but sometimes colleagues will come. also doctors, yes oh, how good, help yourself. music old-fashioned i love classical music. i'm dima. i'm happy, though, we agreed to tell everything then. oh you, think attire. fire inspector ruslan igorevich novikov and we will check the paper where it is written that today according to plan you have a fire inspection today, i don't know. good decision of the deputies now one minute, wait here i used to live in kuzminki and the apartment was good, but the neighbors are very creepy, they drink some dubious companies, i endured them i endured them, and then i somehow at one moment will be frightened . i just think, here they will take me and kill me. and here is such