i know at the post office is gonna do. okay, we'll give you more in san francisco but they will cut it somewhere else. somehow get the money to pay the, more is fine with me. tammy hull, over the past two years the postal service has struggled mightily during the holiday season. haphazard leadership and endemic staffing shortages have led to unprecedented slowdowns. this is our first holiday season -- the postmaster plans to slow down first class mail and some packages implemented this is where it is going to be implemented. the postal regulatory commission blasted the united states postal service for failing to adequately research this misguided overhaul. miss hull, it is your office committed to providing rigorous oversight and timely and transparent reporting on the impact of the operational staffing changes during the upcoming peak season? >> yes sir, we are. >> thank you. i yield back. >> i think the gentleman from new jersey for who is inside for questioning. thank you. before i call on mr. davis, the gentleman from

washington post, longtime employee. is that correct? i am not. they brought me over from the new york times where i had been for 11 years on the books desk there, which i greatly enjoyed and loved. my colleagues there. but this was just such an exciting opportunity, kitty, to like i said, i think we've already heard from so many local readers who remember because it wasn't long ago when would get a book called on sundays, and they're just thrilled to have it back. so to be a part of both the legacy of that, but also kind of reimagining it for a new generation is really exciting. well, if you think of the new york times book review section as kind of the the grand dame of book review sections, how is book world different and how is it similar? well, the similarities are probably easier just because two degree book reviews are book reviews. if you're interested in fiction, nonfiction, you're going to find very thoughtful pieces in both places about them. but to the degree that they're different, i think it's there's a slight difference in audiences

it was very important to keep post-war years. this is condro potential. e our workers.r all, hmm, all the years, and the seamstresses were worth their weight in gold, there was practically nothing raw materials , enough funds, but the task was to provide the population with clothes and shoes, shoes had to be produced from various materials, those that could be used for the production of shoes. and well, the design of the models themselves. she was, uh, much simpler. basically. these were boots , chrome boots, chrome grant fastening method. the main thing is that it be worn stronger longer. in the forty-eighth enterprise in terms of output, it reached the pre-war level ; during the forty-ninth of the saved material , 35,000 pairs of shoes were sewn ; equipment was changed at the same time, technologies were improved; the factory confidently occupied its niche i still know our belarus shoes. here see our shoes products. we were highly commended there. here's how it was before stakhan. here was the prince stakhanova here was such a prize named after sour cream, that is, hi

now, he probably would've gotten hammered in weight because he owns the "washington post" and the post does a great job covering the trump administration but the ramifications of that bitterness, or you, amazon loses the jet i contract, a huge leg up in the portion of the cloud business that caters to government and public institutions, huge problems with the post office. and a lot of publicity around just trump's bitterness towards the post and bezos in particular. a lot of what trump wanted to do never happened, like he talked about raising corporate taxes and that's what amazon was paying so few taxes, or make ridiculous claims about the post being a lobbyist for amazon to none of that was true. so recently the judge in the jedi case ruled that amazon could be, should be able to continue to protest that decision, which was awarded to microsoft, , raising the possibility the pentagon goes back and re-thinks that whole process. so it's possible now with the space of a little bit of time and reflection that amazon and jeff didn't lose much in terms of their ongoing fight with the trump

". - - bought the "washington post"? be free press but why? >> it is a funny paradox. [laughter] host: what was the true reason? >> first of all it was circumstance. they were looking to sell that paper was in a perpetual decline. they didn't have the financials to make it a national newspaper so he went to look for a savior he had a personal relationship with jeff bezos. a lot of it was circumstance. but yes, jeff appreciated and saw the post and the opportunity for what it was. may be in the back of his mind thought of the influence of the future trajectory is important. hopefully this comes out in the book one of his interest is one of the mechanisms and the rituals to encourage businesses to do new things and grow? and not at all successful but to see a broken institution where he could come in and work his magic to document meetings and bring new things and apply his thinking to a real valuable american institution and help turn it around. so the renaissance of the post under marty barron and by the time this is a h

hates the washington post. and so colson has a plan. to drive down the washington post share price. i think it was 38 dollars and colson has succeeded in driving it down to as he says 25 dollars. actually 28 dollars and so he's boasting about this to nixon. he's delighted to inform nixon that the economy was doing great. everybody's fortunes are up except those of the post. oddly enough their stock has dropped three more points since i told you last it's now $28. that's too -- bad. nixon replied sarcastically. isn't that a shame says colson? it was 38 dollars in december and had record earnings and has dropped 10 points. keep them busy nixon instructed. it was nearly 2 am finally time to go to bed. the president had to be up early the next morning for the inauguration day ceremonies. he said goodnight to his special counsel and hung up the phone. two floors below in a locked cabinet in the west wing basement. you are 4,000 real to real tape recorder. stop worrying. now if any of you did ap literature in school,

the post office where i am post masters since 2008 is the county seat so i work very closely with thelection officials. there is no standardized product for a in ballots. we do extraordinary measures, i mentioned in my comments, postmasters going in on the sunday before the election when we don't normally do collections at blue box is. we went in and collected blue boxes to make sure that mail got in on monday and deliver it for the election. we go above and beyond. i am very interested in a specific product that we could then market to the county seats and the people that do the actual elections. it is all different. >> thank you, mr. grogan who happens to be a constituent. >> thank you madam chairwoman and the chairman for all your help and all the committee for all your help during the postal reform and firm -- from all our members, thank you. in new york, thank all of use. [laughter] i am not an expert on ballot design, but if it makes it more efficient to process the, i am all in favor of it. that being said, no matter how you mail the ballot, if you mail it, we will move it. >>

this meant that the light industry was experiencing its rebirth - the post-war renaissance.n january 1946 , a somewhat unusual meeting of the bureau took place in the central committee of the communist party of belarus. at first it was called urgently, but before it could begin. it immediately ended from the meeting room under the surprised looks of the secretariat staff, one after another , its participants hurriedly exited, excited and flushed. the first secretary of the central committee literally burst into the reception room , cursing on the move. panteleimon ponomarenko, he glanced at the frightened and understanding employees. and you march there to change clothes, and so that i do n’t see this junk supported on anyone else. nadezhda grekova, chairman of the supreme council of the bssr, described the memorial bureau of the central committee as the reason turned out to be banal. the employees decided to try on clothes from the next batch of humanitarian aid, and found the first international organization created in washington through the junra of the united nations rel

after all, even the smallest postings. oh, which it would seem that we did not even stumble, but it reflexively causes a number of human reactions. uh, yes, yes, yes, the person loses coordination and again the cascade of consequences with the final fall is a separate conversation, of course, the forge itself. unfortunately, myself the node is the room where most people get injured. firstly, for an elderly shower for an elderly, ideally, a shower that is at the surface level at floor level, that is, without these special thresholds and so on, it is fundamentally important that this person has handrails. this also applies to the toilet. this also applies to the living compartment of the cabin compartment, that is, in order for a person to stick to the moment, low light is a very important factor in falling. that is, if we are talking about an elderly person, he should have some kind of opportunity. just turn on the light often, it happens. well, as we say in darkness, it seems that you can figure it out, it seems that somet

start design service was the post-war years.s 1947 that the country stopped on its feet, it was necessary to revive agriculture, it was necessary to create new machines for the soviet union to feed people to livestock, so it was decided to create such a service and from this the development of the simplest bodily machines began, which manually and mechanically could grind feed. in 1948 gomselmash reached the military level in terms of production, in the fiftieth it surpassed it almost twice, the plant began to develop and produce fundamentally new machines trailed power co-harvesting, this allowed to increase their productivity, as a result of forage harvesting. and that means getting more milk in the republic to expand the production of food products in the postwar years. the seventy-fourth year is a milestone of serious councils, where for the first time in the soviet union, here at gopselmash, a self-propelled thermal harvester on a hydrostatic drive ksk 100 was created and started production. here, 96, laid the foundation fo

this post has reached over 9000 likes.ing mistake that has reached a lot of attention on twitter. it was even posted by official ukrainian figures. the official advisor to the ministry of interior in ukraine claims right here to berlin with this spelling mistake again, saying putin's illiterate people decided to denounce ukraine, but forgot the complicated word with this footage of the alleged russian tank. a piece of misinformation that was also used by pro-ukrainian accounts to mock the alleged illiteracy of russian soldiers. >> where does this video really come from. explain the truth from the fake. >> as you can see, the footage created a flurry of misinformation by approved pro-ukrainian and pro-russian sites. this tank belongs to a ukrainian film production. as you can see in this telegram account by this channel, the post was made on october 15. the same day the fake news started to spread on twitter. here's the directors name. on his facebook page, he referred to this spelling mistake on berlin hence had this mista

all the post-soviet space, and fabrics mostly, then.e departments of appointment and civil in its small share before modernization. who also collaborated with the garment factories of the republic of belarus e. the comintern with the model house, as well as in those distant years, and they removed the fabric from us for otshiva, uh, men's suit uh and the school, the capital and its guests was a demonstration in the house of models of exclusive samples of men's suit represented by the oldest enterprise in the republic, the gomel comintern. fashion existed in those days and there were fashionable certain trends in men's suits. and this fashion was developed in our republic by a model house, which, uh, existed in the city of minsk, they developed a template for us very closely, there was a very close collaboration between the designer and the artists who were assigned to this assortment in the model house with their development did not squeeze here to us on enterprise, then at 49 hardly anyone remembered. why the revival of the factory beg

the beginning of the design service was the post-war years.s is 1947, the country stopped on its feet needed to be revived agriculture required the creation of new machines for the soviet union to feed people to livestock, so it was decided to create such a service and from this began the development of the simplest body machines that manually and mechanisms could grind stocked feed. in 1948 gomselmash reached the military level of 50 in terms of production and almost doubled it. the plant began to develop and produce fundamentally new trailed machines from harvesters, which made it possible to increase their productivity, as a result, harvesting fodder. and that means getting more milk in the republic to expand the production of food products in the postwar years. the seventy-fourth year is a milestone of a serious council, where for the first time in the soviet union a self-propelled heat harvester on a hydrostatic drive ksk-100 was created and launched here at gopselmash. here in 1996 laid the foundation for the creation of earth harvester

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they already there are three of them in two days posts, and just those posts where we collected fundslp the battalion, that is, i think they are some russians who are working. moreover, i see that it is not only with me, but in general, there are ukrainian bloggers who deal with them now, covering the war or there collects some resources to help the army, there is a massive wave of bans, uh, efforts to post, and so on. that is, i don't know what's going on in facebook, well, it's just a frenzy, uh, but anyway, please come to my facebook , subscribe to my telegram- andriy is also a channel illienko, there is less censorship there. so, in principle, there are more opportunities for information, and in this way, if each person has the opportunity or at least something to help, then we will be very grateful, because yes, we provide for ourselves, of course, the state does not provide, we ourselves find opportunities to buy a lot of things with our own funds but this is such an intensity of the war that well, we constantly need updates, updates , because we need to maintain combat capabili

they are already there in two days, three of their posts , and just those posts where we collected fundse battalion, that is, i think that some russians are working. moreover, i see that it is not only well, that’s it, in general, there are ukrainian bloggers who are currently covering the war or collecting some resources to help the army, there is a massive wave of bans, e.e. efforts to post, and so on. that is, i don’t know what is happening there on facebook, well, it’s simple madness eh well , anyway, please go to my facebook , subscribe to my telegram channel too andrii illienko, there is less censorship there, so in principle there are more opportunities in terms of information and thus if each person has the opportunity or at least something if you help, we will be very grateful, because yes, we provide for ourselves, the state definitely provides, we ourselves find opportunities to buy a lot of things with our own funds, but the intensity of the war is such that, well, we constantly need renewal, renewal , because we need to maintain combat capability, and very often this require

post" and so colson has a plan to drive down the "washington post" shares.t was $38 colson has succeeded in driving it down to what he says $25. actually $28 he is posting about about this nixon but he's delighted to inform nixon that the economy was doing great in everybody's fortunes are up except those of thedl post. oddly enough their stock has dropped three more points since i talked to last and it's now $20. that'ss too bad nixon replied sarcastically. isn't that a shame. it was $38 in december and had record earnings and it dropped 10 points. keep them busy nixon instructed him.e it was nearly 2:00 a.m. time to go to bed. the president have to be up early the next morning for the inauguration day ceremony. he said goodnight to the special counsel and hung up the phone. two floors below in a locked cabinet in the west wing basement 4000 reel-to-reel tapes stop worrying. if any of you did ap literature in school you know an ensemble mean to put in a little detail to suggest what is going to happen later in the story. so i'm introducing the tape recorder

he probably would have anyway because he owes the washington post in thes post is a great job covering administration the ramification of that bitterness or amazon loses the contract, $10 billion, a huge leg up in the crowd business that caters the government, the public institutions, huge problems with the post office and a lot of publicity around trump's bitterness. a lot of what trump wanted to do never happened, he talked about raising corporate taxes andnd asked about those taxes and ridiculous claims about the post being a lobbyist for amazon, none of that was true. so recently the judge and jedi case, roles amazon should be able to continue to protest that decision, raising the possibility depending on and rethink the whole process. amazon and jeff didn't lose much in terms of their ongoing fight with the trump administration. probably they would prefer to be under the radar but with the washington post it will probably be impossible. >> that e-mail thread between bezos and has to respond to come, that was my personal favorite part of the book so very good. how unusual is this,

he probably would have anyway because of the washington post, the post does a great job covering it butamification of the bitterness, amazon uses the contractor andac billing dollars, a huge leg up in the cloud business that caters the government public institutions, a huge problem with the post office and a lot of publicity around trump's bitterness toward the post and bezos.tr a lot of what trump wanted to do never happened, he talked about raising corporate taxes and asked why amazon paid few taxes were made ridiculous claims about the post being a lobbyist for amazon, none of that was true but recently the judge in the jedi case ruled amazon should be able to continue to protest which was ordered microsoft raising the possibility going back to rethink the whole process so it is possible now the time and reflection amazon and jeff didn't lose much in terms of their ongoing fight with the trump administration and probably they would refer to fly under the radar but the ownership of the washington post was probably more. >> i think that whole e-mail thread onn how to respond to trump w

"washington post." and so colson has a plan to drive down "washington post" share price. i think was $38, and colson has succeeded in driving it down to, as he says, $25. actually $28. and so is boasting about this to nixon. he's delighted to inform nixon that the economy was doing great. everybody's fortunes are up except those of the post. oddly enough, their stock has dropped three more points since i told you last. it's now $28. that's too damn bad, nixon replied sarcastically. isn't that a shame? says colson. it was $38 in december in december and had record earnings, and it's a dropped ten points. keep them busy, nixon instructe instructed. it was nearly 2 a.m. finally time to go to bed. the .. .. two floors below in a d cabinet in the west wing basement. you are 4,000 real to real tape recorder. stop worrying. now if any of you did ap literature in school, you know, that's an example of for shout i think it's called foreshadowing which means you put in a little detail. to suggest what is going to

i try to go down to the post— strikes. i try to go down to the post office _ strikes.o the post office five times and found it closed _ post office five times and found it closed. businesses are a priority, if they— closed. businesses are a priority, if they are — closed. businesses are a priority, if they are unable to do business through— if they are unable to do business through the post office and people are unable to get to work on the trains, _ are unable to get to work on the trains, then that further entrenches our problems. it entrenches the recession— our problems. it entrenches the recession and it is a negative cycle — recession and it is a negative cycle it_ recession and it is a negative cycle. it entrenches us in the cost of living _ cycle. it entrenches us in the cost of living crisis. we all have to try and work— of living crisis. we all have to try and work together to support, where we feel— and work together to support, where we feel we _ and work together to support, where we feel we can, if the government can come — we feel we can, if the governme

the listening post is next. on counting the calls will rich nations pay for climate lawson damage bull. is it an empty promise? a painful fiscal planning. brickle as the country faces the biggest tape to living standards. thus, people scold big with the cattle well cup, adding $7500000000.00 in revenue. counting the cost on al jazeera calls for diplomacy in ukraine, get the cold shoulder when all they are saying is give peace, a chance guitar and world cup 2022. the p r games are well underwent and politics and tourism intersect online. the influences on tour in soon a lower metric expert in your, in the listening post where we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. we're 8 months into the war in ukraine and navigating through the news output is not getting any easier. just a few weeks ago, western news consumers were seeing reports of ukrainian counter offensives. pushing russian forces to the brink of defeat. what has followed has been the heaviest russian air campaign since the war began.

irving for that post. last in as well and hurts me some time. we have to sit up here to talk about stuff that divides again. we go at some ford is it is done because obviously but his norway answer. he doesn't really care. i think adam should have suspended him. >> first of all, adams jewish. you can take my 14 million dollars. and so my religion. >> irving fired off a tweet on saturday saying he quote, meant no disrespect to anyone's beliefs that the anti semitic label being cast on him is not justified. but he doubled down on his freedom to post what he wants do. anything illegal. >> that hurt anybody to harm anybody. my going out and saying that i hate once the civic group of people, i'm not going to stand down anything that i believe in a moment on stronger because i'm not alone. a whole army around. >> during monday night's next pacers, game 8 people sat courtside at the barclays center in brooklyn, donning fight antisemitism shirts in protest of irving, the league, the national basketball players ass

," suspend the "new york post" account and everybody that retweeted that "new york post" story abouthe "new york times" said the same thing. cbs said it last week which is farls call. why is it such a threat to the community, to the media that elon musk is just loo is lookino make things apparent. >> if there is a controversial story or some sort of opinion story, underneath it they will give you the other side of the story. >> steve: they will flag it. >> ainsley: which i actually like because then you can go to the other article and compare and make up your own mind. >> brian: just little things ron kessler did the fact check on the hunter biden story. and s wrong. you wonder about the counter story about how accurate that is and the people at instagram are smarter than the people who originally posted? elon musk tweeted this out why are so many in the media against free speech? this is messed up. what really is messed up, if they take twitter out of the app. store. that is what the rumor is. he is ready should it happen. if you are out of the app. store. you are out of luck. >> st

here are the posts.hey are united in our system of territorial information information analytical system. uh, and we get the results of the study from all these posts in the mode. although, we also have average daily measurements, which are carried out separately already now in real time , not only regional authorities, but also the largest companies in the country, roshydromet, provide their reo data. russian railways norilsk nickel gazpromneft and others, all received samples are analyzed and examined. in case of detection of harmful substances , measures will be taken up to the suspension of the work of pollutants. likewise, a large-scale project is necessary for comprehensive monitoring of the environment in order to collect all data in real time on a single site and respond quickly if necessary. moreover, access to data will be not only for the authorities, but also for public figures of ngos and ordinary residents. the main goal is a system that was initiated by the president of the government, jus

coming under bomb bomb and free credit post and barely react . i think that shows a degree of suffering already in the temperature as they are now. and many of us might think that the temperature of maybe 6th grade 10th grade, we can go outside indicating that it's okay. how hard is it fighting? when it is hard, when you're outside for 24 hours a day, when you're lying on the ground, when you're lying in the wet, has a real effect on people's ability to fight, no doubt with the russians are not doing as well as the ukrainians in that regard, right, as you say, there have been a lot of battlefield battlefield successes for ukraine, but that means that doesn't mean that there's not a long on very tough road ahead. as you see, things is ukraine capable, the full military victory against russia? it's capable of it, but as you say, there is a long road ahead and i think there's even me some argument over what a full minute. she's actually not like is it recapturing? crimea? restoring 1991 borders of ukraine. is it a return to the front line before the

we will also discuss the washington post new york with you this time. ’s talk about the daily mail. well, daily mout is like that this is the kind of publication that even calls it a british tabloid, but it’s still like that. where is the irony? now i’ll ask the director. he’s already showing it. they wrote about the fact that, according to sources, in a conversation with macron, putin talked about the use of nuclear weapons in ukraine in order to force the ukrainian the government before capitulation, how seriously should such reports be taken by yevhen , given that the wall street journal wrote today that jake salvan, adviser to the president of the united states of america, joe biden, met did not meet a had contacts with the head of the russian security council patrushev and putin's adviser on international affairs yuri ushakov p yevhen we need to take such messages seriously we need to take all messages seriously but you and i live in such a world to some extent it is true and accordingly we see what is happening, well, such changes in approaches. i

in fact, these are the consequences of post-traumatic stress disorder.ually happens because of emotional experiences when soldiers survive but their comrades die. or they somehow did not complete the task or something else, it led to something else, that is, here we have two lines physiologically, when a physical intervention in the nervous system occurs and the second moment when an emotional experience occurs, and these two the components together put such a pressure on the nervous system that it seems to get stuck and what you described is repeated, these flashbacks are repeated or returned, a return to a situation that has already happened, the same thing happens with a civilian, that is, internally and externally, there may be such a danger. it has already passed, but inside is a person feels that it is still happening. that is, it is like a closed circle and then with the help of actually small interventions or crisis interventions of psychologists or workers or those who know about these exercises. they can actually help a person to return, becaus

of the posts started to democracy 18. do you see that as a part of a larger trends do you think it's a positive direction and do you see other positive things are happening? i do. i think it's good. i was very heartened to see that the washington post had started a democracy. i mean, it seemed like it was a way to say we see this as a problem and we see this as a place that needs coverage of, you know, efforts to suppress votes. you, you know, all those kinds issues. the the thing that and, you know, the times has this of tag called democracy challenged and. they're doing a lot of good work. i mean and, that's not just those two places. the thing that i kind of worry about is, is it kind of in silo? is it sort of like saying, well, here's where we're going to deal with democracy. and then we're going to have the rest of our coverage, including the, you know, treating politics as, a horse race. and, you using polls for everything, you know, treating unequal things as equal. we're going keep doing those things, but we're go

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