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you can accept or reject it but this is why pps was enthusiastic. it doesn't say this is the truth, this is the way clarence thomas i his life. if you want to understand his recent supreme court rulings it is worth understanding who he is and where he comes from. so he followed the evolution and committed to doing the film and one of the things about justice thomas is he is very stubborn, he agrees to do something, he sticks with anand in spite of temptation maybe to not stick with it he did stick with it and had no editorial control so a lot of trust in the filmmaker and he didn't see it until it was broadcast on pbs. >> you describe him as the greatest supreme court justice of all time. >> i do not consider myself an expert on the supreme court. i'm a documentary filmmaker. i think it is surely true that he is now one of the most -- a strong influence on the supreme court. many people thought thomas gordon of the roberts court but i think he is perhaps the strongest influence at the moment and that is why people should read the book and see the mo

. >> i accidentally saw nick's pp. >> what? >> what did she say? to me that all the characters in new girl were racially diverse men, women. >> not just like a cast of white people, which is like not that interesting. >> fact of the matter is, i live in a loft with three people who happen to be white. but believe-you-me, there is so much more that i find annoying about you. that i haven't even gotten to race. >> and i think that's why i do feel like new girl was the sitcom for the millennial generation. >> most of these dudes are not looking for a relationship. >> yeah, this is, a lot. >> you gotta a lot of frogs to get a good frog. >> that's not the saying, or any saying. >> the next step, is showing these authentic portrayals, layered portrayals. >> because yes, we gravitate towards people who are like us, but they don't have to be exactly like us in order to create these really profound friendships and communities. >>> hello and welcome to viewers joining from the united states and all around the world. i'

who wanted to throw down a one and a half year old child in the orenburg region, the inspector of the ppsov pulled passengers out of a sinking car history different common one soul and willingness to come to the rescue alexander lyalkin andrey anisimov channel one

boyfriend, slava , works in the police only in moscow, and he probably got it in ours, friends, like ppsook, we have a knife with the killer's fingerprints, or, as always, you offend, chief, it remains only to compare with the suspect's fingers. by the way, ksenia nikolaevna why are you not in the isolation ward? you don't interrogate the murderer, look again all the laurels of doronin will be taken away by the selmanovs. well, it’s immediately obvious that the father ’s school, how is nikolayevich operative, who worked on all these cases , knew at least two dead girls. and all the victims somehow intersected with the police and only one of them had a close relationship with the police, who has been working and living in moscow for a long time. udaltsova will soon report. these are the points for the last time. places where the outer pipes were . so, it could be a man in uniform who is not associated with a maniac in any way, but rather, on the contrary, it causes trust absolutely right, especially if he is polite and charming, yes, it's true that all the girls somehow intersected with t

yes, in my opinion, gdp will increase, i quote the pp in the twentieth year.s, this is, that is, where this figure takes off from, how objectively it is read. they're just some kind of not well, you know such an analytical assumption, how can it be calculated? look, we take, uh, any, well, the use of artificial intelligence. well , actually, there are good examples in agriculture, when the yield increases by tens of percent. eh, in fact, that's just discovered mechanical engineering process control in production in real time. uh plus 10% increase in efficiency, uh, production capacity, up to 40% reduction in time-to-market for products, up to 15% reduction in research and development costs, well, this is just one of the cases that are given in this thread, and in the book of priority decisions, and this really. so. well, uh, and what is most important, artificial intelligence? well, that is, here is some strong artificial intelligence. well, now it's not about him. here , in order for it to work in the economy, it is enough to have. uh just good quality knows.

no wonder they say war is war, and lunch according to the schedule of pp 150 is an autonomous mobiled station, a mobile and passable kitchen, a warehouse and a canteen capable of providing food for 150 military personnel. mobile food station a npp 150 is a canteen for 50 seats and a kitchen warehouse the complex is placed on cars. uh, kamaz 6350 modular bodies of variable volume can often be seen in our programs, as a rule, these are mobile headquarters and command posts. they are roomy. well equipped and reasonably functional. the modular design is also excellent for the tasks of the food service in an unfolded form, an autonomous mobile food point. this is a productive kitchen and a comfortable dining room, and in the stowed position , he will always follow the troops. provide yourself with this mobility of transportation by rail without removing the body of the van to make a car, that is, we can safely transport by rail by aircraft of the a124 type . the squatan kitchen prepares meals for 150 people and stores, uh, food for 5 days. for the same 150 people, the complex consists of

bodies and the lack of connection to the date is important and necessary and such and employees of the ppsonovalov and yuri khodatsky were the first to rush to the scene, and they got inside through the balcony of the neighboring apartments. e, was inadequate condition. here he shouted there, i will kill. i dumped you girl. they pushed me back there, there was no furniture there, and i stood on the railing. so, accordingly, he already entered the room. in total , 48 state awards were awarded this year. policemen and more than 10,000 employees of departmental heroic deeds of each were highly appreciated by the country's leadership and became a real example of friendship of devotion for a long time and honor maria bukata alena titova got under wheels of the deputy suv. the boy was seriously injured and first aid was provided to him by the doctors of the city of tatarsk, after the incident, the people's choice left the child on the road, he himself had to get home . a helicopter from aviation lands at an airfield near novosibirsk, he is met at once by several ambulances and a fiery scarlet su

after they recognized the european union as a terrorist, we will emphasize it again, yes, our glorious ppto shoot down these rockets, who were just in the direction of vilnius , loud sounds like explosions were also recorded there, but then it was found out and confirms the information that it really worked and by force of air defense in certain directions very close there and unfortunately no arrivals were recorded here, it is worth emphasizing. then after that a situation arose in the city that in one of the districts appeared there was still a large accumulation of smoke and, uh, it looks like a fire, you know. and then official information appeared that it was really due to a technological process, when it turned off , it started gradually, and as a result, all areas of the city were defused, but because of the technological process at this enterprise it just happened like this and there will be a smoke screen that alarmed the city there, but let's emphasize that no flights or explosions were recorded there and then for some time, including the hospitals of the city of zaporizhia yes,

soldiers of the division of the eighty-first pp. brigade of the armed forces of ukraine in the village of belogorovka of the lugansk people. republic refused to obey the command and perform combat missions sent to belohorovka to restore order, the militants of one of the ukrainian nazi formations shot five ukrainian servicemen by rebuilding to intimidate the personnel of the brigade. during the day, russian artillerymen destroyed two hurricane rocket systems, a couple of radar stations from the american supply, and the anti-aircraft gunners clearly worked on air targets, 11 shells from the hummers intercepted several more from their own ukrainian systems. but they are already negligible in kyiv therefore, they hit priority with american missiles. the key to the success of the guys on the front line is also the accurate work in the rear areas of the special operation, the fighters of the repair battalions about them, maybe they don’t talk about them so often around the clock they perform their assigned tasks. the main weapon is not a

kid sitting down opening a book right now in a branch of the local library and finding drawings of pps and wee wees on the cat and the' hat and the five chinese brothers?. doesn't he deserve better? if you think this is about overdue fines and missing books. you better think again. okay, at this point, i know who you're thinking. what is she doing? why is she starting with this? when will she stop? well, i'm afraid to tell you, i will never stop quoting seinfeld. as a jewish new yorker that grow up in the '90s, i'm actually legally requiredfu to open every speech with a reference to seinfeld. i don't make the rules. but the reality is it's beautiful, special things like this when so many of us get to get together and celebrate the written word that the truth of bookman's monologue comes to me. he might have been comically overzealous about his sob and live up to his aim -- job and live up to his name and also got something very right. books are so much more than words on paper. for a lonely child, they may ugel be her home, her refuge ana pipeline to a brighter future. i know this beca

designers decided to take over this pistol and give it to the troops, a 15 mm shortened model of the walter pp, and later the nkvd recommended this fairly effective close-range 7.65 caliber pistol as a personal weapon for the nazi leadership of the third reich . hitler, on the advice of professionals, the writer ian fleming rearmed his james bond, replacing his beret with a ppk, the pistol is still produced in many countries, in particular in the usa, a 9- caliber walther ppk is produced by the smith nveson company, the second pistol is a glock, this is the weapon that comes to us abroad almost 40 years of this pistol, but the weapon is more effective if we compare these two pistols, we can visually see how much the handle is made more ergonomically, how much longer the barrel is, how much the balance of the pistol itself is, the balance is much more balanced, which makes it possible to hit the targets more quickly and accurately. i am very glad that our army receives unarmed glocks, knives in the gastronoglock . the first model was made from wood by an amateur gunsmith in the early 80s. milit

the compensation of individual pps, you understand, i understand, and this is the very feeling of zelensky, i will apologize to the neizilis , uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. - it is permissible, it is all contacts without ukraine and the usa, professionals, there will be a computer combiner with you, so that ukraine has something in its offices. you know, i will literally say for myself that it seems to me that after all, if we allow evaluative judgments and the interviewer that it seems to me that this is a very unfair and mercenary emotion . war or nato well , it so happened that we are not members of nato at the beginning of this war. and i will once again remind you that on the eve of the war, ukrainians believed that leonid kuchma was the best president of the time of this independence. we are now hiding after the air alarm cover let's go, just remember that the hundreds of missiles that are currently flying x-55 these are the missiles that were given in 1996, it seems in exchange for a discount on gas, what did this discount include, again, it allowed people who were in powe

our space, they shoot from afar. how dangerous it is in general, the story with this probing of the ppry dangerous. i think that it is . therefore, let's say so here for now and where there is mutual restraint on both sides and i don't see that this situation will directly change dramatically without any changes, the russians will not grow anya , a new day is like that, and not ukrainian pilots can to appear from the opposite side for a visa, but this is not a matter of the next few days. i have to apologize a lot, i have a bit of work here, i should have checked out 5 minutes earlier, so i really wish everyone the best of luck next week, could we talk about something good, but for now it should be unlocked, good viktor, then good luck to you well, alexander, we have a couple of minutes left. ago well, the russians have a large stockpile of aviation weapons and, in principle, they have, um, well, let’s say that the temptation to use it is so great, so far they cannot do it to a sufficient extent, but how does it threaten us? ah, the summer scenarios are really tricks, ah, we see precis

along a new route with new coordinates with new ties to the local anti-aircraft defense system of the ppm in our country is constantly changing. they are trying to find out. attributed to this probability, but the main thing here is something else in one way or another in the case of missile attacks according to such a scheme

in the sky over belarus, or in the sky over the border with ukraine, russian aircraft of types u 22 ppconstantly operating, which are trying to respond to the development of our positions of air defense in some way even these stories with these so-called training flights when there is an alarm all over ukraine, our whole system is activated well, they work, unfortunately, phraseologizvskii de fensexpress well, everything moved, the connection was restored yes yes ivan no continue restored but well rude speaking now, the russians, before they strike us with a massive attack, they conduct intelligence on where our air defense complexes might be located, because you know, all the missile stories have two factors. well, first of all, there are actually a lot of missiles but on the other hand, even the fact that they are many, the russians are forced to use them as rationally as possible, because, that is, by rocket, it is to deliver only 40 tons of explosives to the east. 70% of the missiles were shot down, but here it is also worth admitting that on november 17 there was an unpleasant inc

that we will still have difficulties for a while, that's why we believe in the armed forces ukraine pp that there will be no more arrivals in the near future, but just when the first explosions occurred in lviv, lviv actually shuddered today, we saw heavy smoke over the city and until it appeared, let's say these audible blows when the windows of many houses in the city of lviv shook residents and guests of our city calmly walked around the city, already accustomed to the fact that the armed forces of ukraine do not allow rockets to fly into the city, and they say that we have a lot of, shall we say, such a relaxed population in the city that does not pay attention attention to air warning signals, so we are calling today, we saw that our armed forces are doing everything possible to prevent the missiles from reaching them, but unfortunately , no country in the world can achieve a 100 percent result, so it is necessary to pay attention to this attention immediately go to the bomb shelters and bomb shelters today everyone saw and understood that they should be equipped as much as possib

water in apartments houses forests hospitals foot pyrotechnics enters all of it and identified two 25 ppn you do the work and you saw that the store is open after that when you do the work and you see that the field is being sown people return fire about the dangerous but extremely important work of the heroes of the pyrotechnicians of the state emergency service see in marathon the only news we do our job and the hero aren't you a hero? it's time to tell. we continue the national marathon, the only news. so , the liberated kherson continues to celebrate its liberation from the extremists, despite the fact that the city has had no water and electricity for more than a week, and there is almost no communication. our artem dzepko has returned from the city of the hero, he will tell about the places that kherson residents bypass on the tenth road, in particular, the pre-trial detention center, which was used by the rashistas as an anchorage, let's look further. eighth day kherson celebrates in the central square. i saved on this holiday, as the locals say, my soul returned home, because unt

chechenina is also there, lena, i congratulate you, finally tell me what the people of the dovzhenka pps are demanding, the center definitely continues to get more and more interesting, and today the workers organized such an event, an art event , when people came to the dovzhenka center for an open microphone, they could express themselves and watch a movie and here, after the air alarm sounded, everyone went outside and it turned out that the territory was mined. we will even show you a car with something, there is a backpack under this car, and it is obviously mines so she is lying there so far, no one is demining anything, but well, it seems that the action has stopped, but as you can see, nothing has stopped, people are standing with placards chanting different things, for example, it is written here, do n't be like russians below our culture. minister of culture and information policy oleksandr tkachenko now we will talk with maria glazunov and the spokeswoman of the dovzhenka center, let's ask her more maria, hello, hello, actually, tell me, hmm, tell me what you think of the empl

viewers that on the air espresso channels was yuriy voytenko, the founder and head of the wireless pp-technologies, which has been working in sweden for a long time, produces technological products for nato countries, specifically in the defense technological segment, and then we have mykola salamakha, retired lieutenant colonel, project manager in one of the domestic defense of industrial companies engaged in the development of simulators for military equipment and weapons, including manpads and pprk tanks mykola, i congratulate you e-e glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, glory to you , you have tremendous training experience of the military and the armed forces and foreign military in different climatic conditions, but now we started a conversation with our colleague from sweden, we tried to understand what could be useful in the swedish army, we came up only with the component related to information provision there, electronic warfare, that is, with technological things, that is, those things that are actually understood by those in the know, but when we talk about the front in its manifestat

and a hammer, threatened to throw the baby from the thirteenth floor to the scene of the incident , ppskolay konovalov and yuri khodatsky were the first to rush and got inside putin on the balcony of the neighboring apartment, he was in an inadequate state . here he shouted there i will kill. i dumped you girl. i was moved there. i have furniture there, as i stood on the railing. so, respectively, about them in the room of everything. next year the state awards were awarded to 480 police officers, and more than 10,000 departmental employees, the heroic deeds of each were highly appreciated by the country's leadership and became a real example of friendship, devotion for a long time and honor maria bukata alena titova we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. gangster rap turned into reality the star of the american recitative, whose tracks are gaining billions of plays, landed in a deadly gunfight. started at a private party as a result of one of the artists. he died that the rapper was not divided, oleg posobin understood. this is footage of the first minutes after the

faction of european solidarity, we were simply not a deputy at the time, but he was a faction, well, pprry for the inaccuracy, but i have a simple question about the effectiveness of the work of ukrainian law enforcement agencies, if mykhailo tkach can simply come to vienna, you will see the wings of this deputy shevchenko in a restaurant there the minister of justice, the deputy, they are all wanted. here they live in parallel, everyone knows where they live, the addresses of their places of residence, he gives them there and not even how much money they live there, but nothing is used to really bring them back here to the investigation, so that they cooperate with the investigation if they really wanted ad well, it seems to me that this is a rhetorical question to law enforcement agencies, but there is another potential danger that i see being promoted in the ukrainian parliament, is it a proposal or an idea i mean, can you imagine that if, god forbid, the ukrainian parliament votes for people's deputies to have the opportunity not to come to the walls of the verkhovna rada, but to vo

chicken damn yes, you you know, on the one hand, she is royal, and on the other hand, she is absolutely ppalled proper nutrition and a little oil on top. the same goes for fragrance. well, in order to make this, uh, we get such a juicier pillow from tomatoes and cheese on top, and we send everything. it's until done, chicken. we recaptured it so well that in fact, 15-20 minutes is quite enough, the temperature is 180 arrividerchi chicken breast, as the italians said. see you soon. in the meantime, we will prepare the risk for this chicken breast. when you and i talk about proper nutrition, this is a balanced diet, and in my opinion, in general, rice is part of such a balanced diet. today i use golden rice. national is a long-grain, steamed rice from thailand of the highest quality, thanks to a special steam treatment, the nutrients minerals and vitamins contained in the shell enter the grain, increasing its value, and after steaming, the grain acquires this wonderful honey-golden color. and when cooked it becomes snow-white great, it does not stick together and is perfect for a side dish o

missile of the russian federation, but it is good that it is possible there, a missile of the ukrainian pp and you can exhale and conduct an investigation if it was a russian missile, the dynamics of change should have been much greater, then actually the whole this rhetoric was about acquiring a much tougher character in relation to the russian federation, and so far, in fact, it also says here that it makes no sense to convene an oil meeting at nato to adopt the fifth article decisions that provided for a tougher and more consistent action by nato countries in repelling russian aggression. so we are now on the border, one might say, between a new escalation and the current case, where we are actually fighting on the battlefield, but this this balancing act is quite serious now, and that's why we understand that nato's reaction should be tougher in the first stage through military aid and then through greater integration , in particular, the air defense system of ukraine and poland, at least at least at the first stage, but there is still very briefly mark milli and whom we mentioned abou

these conversations when there are such a certain support with certain types of weapons, including pp, the question arises that it seems that the americans do not hear us, react slowly and so on. how do you personally assess the prospects for the transfer of petryki to ukraine or are we ready for this? and what should happen such a first step, or if we really started the process of systemic armament. what is your vision of this current situation, well, first of all , by expressing my vision, i do not want to harm the process we have already from the beginning of this large-scale aggression heard various statements from the political leadership of nato of the united states of america that something will not be transferred , it will never happen at all, and then strange things happened and we received the most modern weapons, so i do not want to offend, but i feel hopeful that the fact of the transfer will happen, or is ukraine ready for this directly again - after all, this process has been going on for so many months and something. specialists and at the moment, i predict that the mai

a big war is going on, so it is obvious and this is the next argument why the systems of our modern pp so important and not only for ukraine but also for border states, including for poland, how important are modern anti -aircraft systems, which could, for example, replace these old soviet s300 systems for ukraine, because if it was, if it was really a ukrainian anti-missile, well, there is some kind of failure, so us there was a technical issue that she flew to poland. therefore, this is the next argument that you can clearly use in your conversations with partners that you need modern air defense systems, and the polish government is also talking to partners, we have orders for new american air defense systems, this can also be taken as an argument to testify a little to this supply, or here, as veteria espresso explained to us, specialists who know about these missile systems, and about missile systems, the s300 missile did not hit the target, it had in order to destroy itself in this case, it rises up there to a terrible height of up to 20 km and simply explodes with these balls, w

obviously, i made a reference to the k pp mayor who won.it for the kmt to put forward a freshfaced younger leader? maybe a little too young to run for president in 24, but is he the rising star and would he have good prospects seven years from now? wen-ti: certainly i think the new kmp mayor person, he has the best of both worlds because his family is one of the kmt president and founding fathers, so naturally he has the kmt loyalists. at the same time, he comes across as western educated and largely stays away from controversial political topics. that gives them both the diehard kmt supporters on one hand as well as centrist leaning candidates on the other hand. stephen: do you see these election results making parties come more toward the middle? the dpp may be lessening its rhetoric -- i don't want to say they are calling for independence, but they are a more independence minded party where the kmt was very much engaged with mainland china? do you see both sides softening their tones? wen-ti: to a large extent, yes. i think the ruling k

today, we will discuss morning pp myths, breakfast we start our day. be directly related to our mood and desire to move mountains. or maybe you can skip the morning meal or it's just a myth about everything in order number one in the morning you can not have breakfast in the pursuit of a built-up figure, adhering to newfangled diets. many skip breakfast, but roll back from the morning meal. this is one of the main causes of obesity, because the metabolism of people who exclude breakfast is slower than those who regularly eat in the morning. in addition, breakfast helps to control feeling hungry during the day skipping breakfast can lead to a spike in blood sugar. this increases efficiency and drive overeating during lunch and dinner, make breakfast balanced, and then it will become a pleasant morning ritual for health and slim figure. myth #2 sweet breakfasts are the best source of mental alertness a good breakfast is the key to good health and a productive day, but not all breakfast foods are the same . yes, glucose is necessary for the full functioni

ppointed by president biden. he previously was appointed and how the same position under president obama. recently had a chance to sit down with dr. murthy to discuss a number of health issues affecting the united states including covid-19 and mental health. i'm here with dr. murthy, the surgeon general of the united states. thank you for giving us this time. dr. murthy: i'm glad we are having this conversation. david: i'm sorry we cannot do this in person but i did come down with covid. i managed to dodge it for two years. i don't know what happened but i guess my luck ran out. is covid still a major problem in the united states? people like me are still getting it. dr. murthy: first off, sorry you have covid. from personal experience, i know it is a serious thing and even though you are vaccinated, you and everything, you can have breakthrough infections and have mild symptoms. i wish you the best in your recovery. as a country, here is where we are. we have come a long way in the last

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family member working for border patrol or the sheriff's office , that's a a large group of people so it ppault on their ability to provide for s themselves. here's what's going to happen. it's almost accepted, it is expected that republicans have taken the house. if we had to vote today someone say likely senate as well. this is not a mandate. from the american people being like hey gop, we love you. but for those that are watching on tv everybody laughed. and it is saying hey, we don't like what you other folks are trying to do so if republicans come in and don't have a vision about how we're e going to solve some of these problems, if we only talk about the things we are against, all of the problems we're dealing with right now in the country that are being blamed on the donald trump or joe lighting and the democratic party are going to be blamed on the republican party . so we have to have a vision on what are we going to try to solve and it starts with having elected leaders that are willing to inspire rather than fearmonger and this is, we're going through here in texas we're going th

listen, i was here something to one of the pps, someone called right a few minutes before the murder. vaska let 's dig everything on this call he's not going to retreat. yes, especially since evseev with ratings is now everything order, the current deputy of the administrative resource has not been canceled. well, don't worry about resources. somehow, i will have better resources , and everything will be in my throat. good afternoon, arkadevich, where are you going to gorodetsky, what city is this entry in the administration, and i am sure that they removed gorodetsky on your order and did it. this is your man one juice kim maximum nicknamed hu-hus. yes, i don’t care, i don’t care, said eremchug again, of course, but ho-hop hasn’t been working in the security service for half a year. heart attack or something anything there the experts themselves will come did not order. he made up his mind and doesn't work for anyone else, i don't know. if anything, we'll get back to our bunch. all the best. katya to talk to your husband, but he is not. he called the police yesterday. he said that he

i am ekaterina an expert on healthy eating, and the myths around pp breakfast and let's talk about breakfastl of the day, and it should be right and healthy, but the usual oatmeal and a cup of coffee raises doubts and even disputes about who is right. and where is the myth, let's sort out the myth number one porridge fast food is as useful as the usual one, the composition of some cereals in bags mislead debtors about the content of vitamins and minerals in the product. but is it true, most of the biologically active substances of vitamins are contained in the shell and germs of grain in the manufacture of instant cereals, cereals are cleaned, crushed and subjected to high pressure treatment. so the grains lose dietary fiber and nutrients. in addition, instant cereals contain a huge amount of starch and sugar, so they more high-calorie, they cost no more than once or twice a week in the morning, in addition, instant. porridge often contains additives in the form of berry and fruit flavors, so it is better to buy regular porridge. so it will be much more useful myth number two chicory. this i

ed 3 ts b1 b6 b9 b12 pp and so on and so on here, that is, droppers are simply advertised as a productyourself with a dropper with vitamins. and your life will change radically . eternal youth will increase potency. you will get married or get divorced if you need to, in general, any options for you, just make a drip with vitamins in parallel. giant survey, these data are published in july 2022. participants in this study one question the researchers have is whether people drink multivitamins in granules in capsules or in pills it somehow affects their lives or not, 740,000 people. what conclusion did this study draw? i emphasize. we are talking about vitamins in tablets in capsules or in grams, that is, not provitamins in food, but about chemical vitamins produced by many companies. unfortunately, the conclusion was disappointing for people, there was no effect on life expectancy for these diseases, by the way, the study was initiated, because at first the species was six times increased consumption by people. here are these dietary supplements and vitamins. that is, people abruptly b

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who wanted to throw down a one and a half year old child in the orenburg region, the inspector of the ppsstonian machine of history, different common one indifferent readiness to come to the rescue alexander lyakin sergey levashov channel one. moscow state pedagogical university is 150 years old, its history began with courses at which for the first time in russia women could receive higher education today mpgu - this is a dozen institutes of faculties of branches in the regions of authoritative, teaching staff, worthy graduates. among them are teachers with the name public figures scientists. congratulations on the 150th anniversary of the university students and teachers, deputy prime minister tatyana golikova noted what she considers the main thing in this profession. you don't come to school to to just and i hope it's deep not to just work 45 minutes or there a business day to check for errors to read. uh, your lessons, it is important that the child sees in you a person whom he can trust a person from whom he can know the world of a person, and who can tell him not only about his sub

we have pp professors artists, artists are normal people.l, just those who wanted to go into the hole at one time. i oleinikov dissuaded my son from going under the creative path. he himself worked a lot, rarely was at home, traveling on tour, and became successful not immediately, but closer to fifty, when the town appeared. today, it seems that their tandem with yury stoyanov was not at all accidental. after all, they were even born on the same day, albeit in different cities, terrible hard. i am a convict actor at night, delicious, i made a mistake in the diagnosis, they thought that, well, it turned out to be an overdose of viagra, it’s hard to say whether i would have achieved such success if it weren’t for the constant support of his wife and mother denis irinakova in the early nineties. i had to support my family when my husband had almost no concerts left, and the first working recordings of gorodok were filmed on a video camera that irina brought from america, where she briefly went to work as a labor force 10 years ago, this happy

i am ekaterina, an expert on healthy eating about the myths around the pp breakfast and let's talk aboutealthy, but the usual oatmeal and a cup of coffee raises doubts and even disputes about who is right. and where is the myth here ? but is it true, this is the majority of biologically active substances and vitamins contained in the shell of the germ of the grain in the manufacture of instant cereals, the cereal is cleaned, crushed and subjected to high pressure treatment. so the grains lose dietary fiber and nutrients. in addition, instant cereals contain a huge amount of starch and sugar, so they are more worth eating no more than once or twice a week in the morning, in addition, they are instant. porridge often contains additives in the form of berry and fruit flavors, so it is better to buy regular porridge. so it will be much more useful myth number two chicory. this is the same coffee, many people really think so, but chicory is fundamentally different from coffee. first of all, chicory does not contain caffeine, so people suffering from diseases of the heart and blood vessels can

today we will talk about sweet pp myths, many those with a sweet tooth cannot imagine their diet withoutharmful to the figure, but indulge in buns. it is generally taboo sweet myths have firmly entered the life of zozhniki. here are some of the real ones. now let's find out the number one sweet can be replaced with dried fruits without harm to the figure. yes , dried fruits can really replace sweets. unlike most odessans. these are confectionery dried sweets, natural and contain vitamins and even improve well-being dates energize prunes. helps to fight problematic skin and relieves fatigue, dried apricots strengthens the cardiovascular system, and raisins. but it’s also better not to overdo it with dried fruits; they contain no less calories than sweets, so dried fruits cannot be worn out in control, especially for those who follow the figure, of course within reasonable limits. and this is about 50 g per day of such ppv, tasty treats will become, healthy, an alternative to candy, myth number two, all cookies are harmful to the figure. yes, any pastry is cancer of a slender waist, and ag

expectations month over month for a half a percent increase and year over year 8 8.3% increase for the pp how does that play into your assessment of where we are in the macko story? >> inflation has definitely taken a bite out of the consumer. there's no question. however, the good news is that when you look at cash balances, you look at things like leverage, consumers are still in really good shape overall. we've got really high balances in bank accounts, really across the income spectrum and so we think while the holiday season may be a little bit slower, that by and large consumers are still in fine shape. so what we're going to be looking for -- go ahead. maria: no, no, please continue. >> yeah. so we're really going to be interested in guidance as well from a lot of these big retailers. you mentioned walmart, you mentioned home depot. we want to hear about not only what their results are currently but what are their plans for the future, are they hiring? are they laying off? what is their outlook for the holidays? that will be a great data point for us this week. maria: look at that

have 75 hours of curriculum to give our combat veterans the tools to deal with stress, anxiety an and pps irvine foundation to give meek mechanical wheelchairs to veterans that are disabled. we donate money to children of fallen patriots which provides scholarship money to children who have lost a parent overseas. the fact of the matter is, a lot of the men and wou women come bk and don't have support from the government and we're here to fill that gap. maria: brian, talk a bit about veterans and when they come back the to civilian life. you know, it's hard to get back into work and a normalized life but there are things that veterans bring to business, bring to the economy after they leave their service and are back in civilian life. talk to us about that, that discipline, that hard work that enables them to succeed so much in business. >> yeah. ththank you for asking that question, maria. i think a that veterans at their core are givers. and they have unbelieveable skills to bring to the workforce. you know, a few years ago there was a lot of initiatives to hire veterans because corpora

i found disappointing is that the market didn't hold -- i didn't expect to make 1,000 points after pp ierk tuesday but really didn't hold those premarket levels at all. the nasdaq has been down every day since. that's not a great sign. i look at where the market is right now as sort of a balance on risk reward you could have 150 down at the end of the year, have 150 s&p points up. however, i think the bias seasonally as jason points out is to the up side. that's why i'm staying in those positions. >> what about the morgan stanley position >> it was also a trade i bought the xlf and so i thought i had enough exposure and that was a pure momentum trade in the market. >> you've got seasonality like weiss says, positive you have fed speak which you can deem negative. which wins out because maybe part of what happened into the latter part of yesterday into today is the market coming to its senses that bullard's got one vote left, right? he's a perennial tape bomberb. he says things that puts him as an outlier at times which have rallied the markets for a time they're not going to 7%, maybe

the more pp that came in, the more people quit their jobs.ths after the ppp disbursement. suggesting the availability of those funds prevented usual reallocation from happening and subsequently created a pent-up demand for labor market reallocation. people quit because they got paid not to work is the meaning there. >> it's the great resignation. people left their jobs, they sat at home, they took early retirement. you see it over and over again. now they're getting slammed with the worse inflation we have seen in 40 years. the only people celebrating today's numbers are wall street. the markets are celebrating because they think what it means is that the fed will slow down in terms of raising rates. but if you're at home, as lauren says, you're seeing higher prices nor so many things. a couple of categories declined in this report. we saw lower prices for -- help me out here. >> air fare went down a little bit. goods, clothing. services are still high. >> martha: really high prices for core. you take out energy, you take out the really volat

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internet might now work as well and dry pps gets disrupt sorry, james. i got to do that.of some of that you're going to some of that. just make up with check out the weather. >> so gorgeous behind us here the moon. just can't gorgeous out there for sure. really can out there at a nice day ahead of us. little cooler than we were last week. but we're still holding on to some low 60's and upper 50's. so. >> may not be as warm as last week was, but we're still nice enough, right where we should be for the end of november. your east bay hills camera looking great. we are seeing snow to our north up in the pacific northwest and the northern rockies. that's where it's going to stay. we're not seeing enough on from the system to push are right down into the bay. so we're staying dry for the time being both today. tomorrow, even into wednesday, our last 3 days of november. dry skies for you now tomorrow morning is going to be a colder morning this morning was temps dropping into the upper 20's to low 30's, likely to have some frost advisories out there. so cover those plants tonig

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and so this is really a calle pp to the common sense people olef th the common sense people olef georgia, to people who believehe in in freedom, hope to people who believe in supporting the police, to people who believe in supporting the military, to people who oppose the socialist agenda that raphael warnock votes for.n ock vochuck schumer has told yol doesn't want herschel walker to win. he doesn't wan win, ht a 50 50 e . why is that?50 because in a 50 50 senate, the committees are even which slows him down. if raphael warnock wins, schumer can expedite confirmingt radical judges to take awayou your free speech rights,rights your religious liberty rights, your second amendment rightssec and so i want to say, sean, to everyone in georgia, come 6 out and vote on december 6th,ifu bring your friends bank, bring'r your family. and if you're not in georgia, go to team herschel .como team herschelle .com team herschelle .com. by the end of it, we're goinge h to say this more than lindsey says his website. and that'san impressive becausei i think he's got his creditmp on his driver's license.

i think my dad and my mom beat you out by just a little bit,pp. were certainly at the top and so grateful for that. soou, unme you could see now i've been on bastable to you, poor dad.oo i keep saying, well, arkansas just is about to elect the best governor in its history and he's been pretty gracious about it. you know, the good thing is my dad was the best governor arkansas has ever had, one of the best governors we've ever had in the country. we've had in and nobody is more than he and my mom to take that sotle away from him. so i'm extremely thankful and blessed to have parents who want to help me succeeducced and want and to help our state succeed and have been just succe amazinedg throughout the procest and it's pretty nice to have one of the longest serving governors in the country jusviny a phone call or text away att in any point in time. and he alsime.o makes for a prey good free babysitter, too. soter too. i lucked out quite an the gene pool. >> i guess you>>ean: i, governo, you've been really gracious about it when i you know, it, obvi