france, in the the uk, in germany at cup an extent, scandinavia and then once they got them the to raka, how did they do it and another level, there was young children. the islamic state instigated what they call cubs of caliphate and young kids, as young as six or seven and they began by you ask what the technique is, it's an increased exposure to violence so you show them more and more violence and in the case if you were living in raka you did see crucifixions and you saw extreme brutality. now, isis had a goal which they basically called their transgenerational long game so that long after raka fell and isis no longer existed although we do believe it exist in many forms perhaps not the raka base that it was before, these child soldiers were live on and the ideology would never be put back in pandora's box and another factor that was used in sierra leone, islamic state is drugs. so in sierra leone they used a substance called brown brown and it was basically a mix of cocaine and methamphetamine and they would cut the kids arms and put it under the skin and they would get immediate b

was opened, there was a lord of the phillaret, this new raka has been opened since then...isit, sabyanov such as vladimir sarablyan, this is a famous archaeologist, when they got acquainted with the prescas , then there was only one conclusion, he says, you say, you yourself don’t know what you have, your temple, firstly, is the most ancient architecture, it is contemporary with that era, it has survived to this day, it has stood for 800 years, imagine, there are no analogues in the world, it attracted attention. this temple is still being worked on to this day, every year is marked by new discoveries, this parish also has its own unique history, but polovsk is a big rich city, but in terms of churches it is very poor, when i came, there was a small temple here, which has now been resurrected the school is the same house, which accommodates 50-70 people, and here there was an old bathhouse, so the building was reinforced concrete from soviet times, and the first problem was to clean the building, it was like that, well , then there was something like that, well, such a plac

patients active 2023, along with my energy and commerce committee colleague, get this, republican bill rakas. we are collating on that bill as well as representatives murphy and davis. this bill would mitigate significant cuts to office- based specialists by increasing non-facility practice expense relative to value units or rv you for procedures performed in office-based settings that utilize high-tech medical devices and equipment. i believe this is important to ensuring that we preserve access to office-based care settings, many of which face a very real possibility of closure or consolidation. management associates have found that office-based specialists including radiologists, radiation oncologists, vascular surgeons, and radiologists have been subject to cumulative cuts on the physician fee schedule since 2006. this is simply not sustainable. i worry that patient care will suffer because of it. our focus should be in building robust systems that ensure our communities can access the care they need. i just spoke to an oncologist who owns a small practice, and he was mentioning how diff

raka, remember, i worked with him in st. petersburg.uses, you remember, i remembered you, exactly, you had cancer then, only then it was killed and various rumors were circulating, get the documents, i will disappear, good documents are expensive, this is not enough, this deposit, i'll find more, just do it properly and quickly. let's go to the basement , we need to take a picture of you, and hello, well, seryoga, tomorrow, we'll finally celebrate, and i've already thought of everything, what kind of impossibility of execution, and she's in abkhazia, who is zverev of abkhazia, crossed the border, there was a chase, yes damn this beast, she’s wanted, are you going to abkhazia, you, you understand that they won’t let you go, are you, are you because of her, or what? “oh, because of her, that means, yes, lanechka, you don’t understand, you’re always accepting your life hastily, of course, of course, i don’t understand, of course.” you you only think about yourself, seryozha , you understand that they can slap you there, oh , here they can’

get this, republican billy rakas. i'm a democrat and he's republican and we are co-leaving on the bill as well as representatives murphy and david. the bill would mitigate a significant cuts to offers space specialists by increasing non-facility practice expenses relative to the valued units for procedures performed in office space settings that utilize high-tech medical devices and equipment. i believe that this is important to ensure that we preserve access to office space care settings many of which face a possibility of closure or consolidation. now by the management associates have found that office space specialists including cardiologists, radiation oncologists, vascular surgeons and radiologists have been subject to cumulative cuts under the physician fee schedule since 2006. this is simply not sustainable, and i worry patient care will suffer because of it. the focus should be on building robust systems that ensure the communities can access the care they need. i just spoke to an oncologist that owns a small

raka kumar is an endocrinologist.ng for these sugar alternatives >> so, in general, people are moving away from table sugar or sucrose, because we're in the middle of a diabetes and obesity epidemic in the united states. and for the past 20 to 40 years, most americans have been consuming too much sugar for our health >> and what are some of the pros and cons of going to a sugar alternative as opposed to just cutting out sweet stuff altogether >> so the pros of switching to an artificial sweetener or alternative could be that you still get the satisfaction of a sweet taste, without the risk. so, the cavities, the weight gain, the spike in blood sugar so you still get the satisfaction of having something sweet without the health risks >> and what are some of the risks? i mean, i've read stories and i think there was a controversial study that the fda didn't exactly approve of that suggested some of these sweeteners might be a carcinogen a cancer causer. what's the latest on that? >> you're absolutely right the concern h