the delivered fuel rods will keep the nuclear reactors running for the next few years. i'm for nuclear energy. it's one of the few energy sources where everything works quickly. i'm a geologist. i know about it and i have a clear opinion which i mean we should have built more nuclear power plants long ago. then we would have saved energy today. he sees the check republics to nuclear power plants at 10, moline and duco vonnie. our aging. both were built during this soviet era. the reactor in duke albany is a mix of western control technology and soviet engineering. the nuclear power plant has never reached western safety standards. there were repeated emergency shut downs caused by defective components. meanwhile, the expansion of renewable energies has been prevented and delayed as that is, the geographical location of our country is not good for wind energy up. for example, we don't have a see where the wind blows strongly, ne mama, uneasily. and we don't have much sun, especially in winter go be. that's why nuclear energy is so important in our energy mix. the czech r

if you want of new fuel rod spot in the long term. i don't see a future of nuclear energy in germany. what's the biggest opposition from germany briefly, if you can. there's a long history, of course, behind this. but how would you explain this to viewers who might not be familiar with it? i mean couple of issues, but i think safety is one of the main concerns and also the question, what do you do with the fuel rods? once they are taken out of the reactor and have to be stored somewhere permanently . so both aspects are really behind the discussion about nuclear energy and now combined also with the fact that renewable energy have become so much cheaper in the last decades. we know that check republican france are among those countries planning boat outs, belgium and korea have reversed their plans to phase out nuclear. is nuclear, a long term solution for these countries, or is it just a bridging to get through perhaps a wider build out of renewables? what are we seeing? i'm for some countries, it's actually something that they want

it they both played spectacular tennis, he outlasted the great rod laver.econd year in a row, the teenager is in the finals. he must wonder if labor will be back next year at 37 to challenge him once again. bjorn offered comments to w. see if he caleb all the night before the finals. >> this game, i'm especially pleased to have my mother and father with me. for without them, i wouldn't even be here. >> they made many sacrifices for me. and i hope that my success and tennis has please them. and justified the sacrifices. >> arthur rash was the final speaker of the evening. >> after listening to bjorn borg give what's to date is certainly his best speech -- [laughs] [applause] and after having been around the horn, for months. seeing him every day, practicing playing against him. looking at his temperament, i realize that i would make the perfect nordic almost. >> arthur closes the festivities on a more serious note. >> in the midst of the professional tennis growing pains. w city also stands out also as for sure the most well organized of all the tennis promo

the delivered fuel rods will keep the nuclear reactors running for the next few years. i'm for nuclear energy. it's one of the few energy sources where everything works. yeah, yeah. yeah. literally, i'm a geologist, i know about it and i have a clear opinion. okay. and we should have built more nuclear power plants long ago . then we would have safe energy today. he sees the check republics to nuclear power plants at 10, moline and duco vonnie are aging. both were built during this soviet era. the reactor and duke of annie is a mix of western control technology and soviet engineering. the nuclear power plant has never reached western safety standards. there were repeated emergency shut downs caused by defective components. meanwhile, the expansion of renewable energy's has been prevented and delayed. as it is, the geographical location of our country is not good for wind energy. for example, we don't have a see where the wind blows strongly name, obviously. and we don't have much sun, especially in winter go be to these. that's why nuclear energy is so important in our

35.000, and fishing rod i will get a fishing rod and i will fish, but fish.h, you bastard, you know nothing terrible. i'm learning, something dregs pulled out fishing. friend after friend well, then you'll go to vitaly for a week, if you want, of course, why do i need this italy without you? well , why do you have a lot of seversky here? come on next time two minutes honestly 2 minutes please well come on time has gone. small close. what ? listen, i have one more trick, the last one. can? uh-huh one two three four five six no faster, 7 8 9, 10, 11 12 13 14, 15. grigory seversky was imprisoned for only 8 years, and the market is not his, not mine, wrong, not according to concepts. to explain to you, where did we come from, no need to explain anything, you paid money to make this market yours. why should we pay money? you were imprisoned, the market became no one's, which means no one's my people were there, so if we moved your people, then they were unworthy to manage the market correctly. there is a thieves' law of the concept. if i ate, the market remains wi

at first, the cage was a small metal one without wooden rods, stood next to the radiator and the rodsp their delicate paws. burnt. i deliberately placed the cage next to the battery, because these are australian animals in australia warmly. and it’s cold here in russia , and it’s also cold in moscow apartments. the problem with burns is very common. these animals, because they have a very low pain threshold, like to secure your apartment, i will tell you a lot for such small animals as sugar in the apartment is a danger. a working ventilation hood is a danger to the life of sugar ways ; they work a great opportunity to escape to the neighbors. when the sugar parcels are not in the cage the windows must be closed so that the sugar parcel does not get burned, the batteries must be covered with protective screens. in addition, thanks to them, the animal will not climb into the gap and will not get stuck there. hot pipes during the heating period must be wrapped with twine throughout pipe length. sugar iposoms are very fond of sleeping in nest houses and each in his own. and how many hous

just talking about the 11th amendment bush rod called sacrifice to state pride. he wasn't a big fan because he was more interested in asserting national authority as they kind of important structural protection for liberty. you know, it's while bush roy washington did study under james wilson. you have to say that george washington was probably a far more important influence on bush rod simply by virtue of his family leadership as well as just the fact of many years of kind of close interaction between them correspondence that really began it when bush rod was set up with james wilson by george washington george, washington page james wilson's princely some that someone described it that he demanded to be bushrod's mentor, but in other words, it's hard to imagine bush rod washington taking a much different philosophy toward the constitution then george washington or would have taken some of very incredible intellectual independence and fortitude maybe to do that. so i think that he then carried that onto the court and in that sense, he was like-minded with john m

ry a big rod stewart fan? >> i am, but my favorite ones weren't actually ones that i sang. i mean, i did the -- ♪ tonight's the night ♪ >> rupaul: oh, yes. ♪ gonna be all right ♪ all of that. all of those songs. but the ones i loved were like -- ♪ hot legs wearing me out ♪ >> rupaul: there's a song called "love of touch" that's fantastic, from the movie "legal eagle," probably not in your show. >> it was. i also had the -- ♪ i don't want to talk about it ♪ >> rupaul: yes, yes. >> we did it in a different way, kind of trying to lull the main character to follow me with the fruity, sexy, satanic ways. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: most american audiences don't know that you sing. you're a beautiful singer. >> no, no. i know, 22 years knocking about on the west end stage and broadway, and yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i feel like i've been given -- in my mid-40s, you guys -- thank you. i feel like i've been given a second lease of life, trotting me out, out of the paddock in a different way. >> rupaul: you know, joan r

let's bring in rod dacombe at king's college in london rod, good morning. you heard steve talking about the context and what we can expect the next couple weeks it does seem to be the case that tax cuts are front and center. it will be the north carolina one economic issues that all of the tory contenders have been talking about. all except rishi sunak have been talking. who are they trying to play for here is it because they want to get the support from within the conservative party and that's what the conservative party wants to see or is this a sweetener they are throwing out to the public? >> there are two stages. the first is appeal to the conservative mps the second is to the wider conservative membership. the focus on tax cuts and economic concerns is very much aims at conservative mps you have a crowded field at the moment we simply don't know who will lead out there is no frontrunner in regards to rishi sunak over the weekend. they are trying to get grounds among conservative mps watch for the change of focus after july 25th when it goes to the bro

another one by rod to force the tiebreaker.s done any with the tiebreaker once again in the finals of the one he has yet to win. fans can't get over this match which has gone well beyond three hours. toward his devastated and oppression jumps to a commanding 6-2 lead in his own part in tiebreaker. laver serving with his back to the wall. after 3.5 hours of hard-core tennis at comes down to the sixth and final set for the spectators at moody coliseum are wondering if young joran will -- we find laver just two points from defeat. double match point bjorn borg is approaching one of the brightest victories in his astounding career. the bride of sweden has done it. they both played spectacular tennis and he outweighed -- alice at the great rod laver. he must wonder if laver will be back next are at 37 to challenge him once again. the night before the finals become a. >> i'm especially pleased to have my mother and father with me. for without them i wouldn't even be here. [applause] they have made many sacrifices for me and i hope my

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many lights would go out in the country without the russian uranium fuel rods. nuclear power accounts for 40 percent of the country's energy production .

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but the boys remained in the order of things initially, the instrument of punishment was the rod; they were replaced by a flexible rattan cane. first half of the twentieth century. the italian college was famous for one of the most cruel punishments. the last corporal punishment of the vytanis was carried out in 1984 by almost 20% of secondary school teachers, according to surveys. we would like to return the practice of corporal punishment as a very effective method. maintaining discipline july 22, 2011 there were bloody terrorist attacks in norway, an explosion in oslo near the government building claimed the lives of eight people , dozens were injured, and in the massacres that were staged by handers breivik at the youth camp. on the island at toyo, 68 people were killed and more than 100 were injured , the militant himself was found sane and guilty and sentenced to 21 years in prison by a supporter of extreme radicalism. he became at the beginning of the 2000s himself, he calls himself a nationalist and says they bring to multicultural manifestations and breivik muslims, confessed

fire to perform a song that the telemachus us with what we did a call these radioactive scrap metal rod, and now being used as beams in houses in the city. you can see them sticking out of ruth. dust is no longer the only danger. pollution is also in houses. like at mister dallas house, where radio activity is 27 times higher than normal b, b, or in the a by a family home. here it is 13 times higher. it's was still in this hostile were teenagers. let me explain to her her radio activity level here are $52.00 times higher than normal going kevin, he would go hydrogen disease. you don't use it. we also measure the level of brayden, one of the most toxic gases in the world, which emanates from uranium it, as a result, we reform all these results far exceed the w h o's health recommendation. outraged by our finding i'll must differ al hutchins wants to act quickly. he and his association bring together people from alit who like him, have worked in the uranium mine as the homewood i'm 40. i said okay. and then it will go. the lesson is because those are good to you and your loan up to pay of

while rod was an incredible man, his legacy is equally incredible. now the organization has grown into the largest hispanic stem association nationwide. with 13,000 members, 286 chapters across the country. an engineer to his core, mr. garcia attributed the success of shpe as such. i quote, we were engineeringers we drew up the plan to see it take off the way it has, it's really special, end quote. and special it is. shpe's impact is only growing. in the 2021-2022 academic year they awarded scholarships to over 200 students across the country distributing over $1.3 million. rod has passed on and he'll be sorely missed. his reputation and his memory will live on forever. if i can please, madam chair, add a few seconds and a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. i now recognizes the gentleman from virginia , mr. klein, for five minutes. mr. cline: -- mr. cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: i rise to recognize an incredible achievement in utah sports. the amherst all star darlings, a girls youth softball team of 7

so they came to fish on fishing rod.t this is a fishing rod, there are two hooks caught that there is 5-7, probably, it's clear do you know that the forbidden person is catching. no, in general, the federal law says that you need two hooks, you are allowed to fish, that is, they drive up with one. they say that you can others drive up. they say it's impossible. it's kind of confusing and understandable. here, please, the ministry of agriculture, order number 435. here is the 7th of november 2014, the rules for fishing of the baikal economic basin, please, paragraph 17.1 all types of aquatic biological resources prohibited for extraction were introductory biological resources for magpies and periods from the fifteenth. from august to november 15 , fish protection staff helped us figure out what to do on the river during spawning. and what not? listen, they didn’t understand the fish, any fishing is prohibited at the time of the place, but this citizens got it for an elastic band. let's recalculate. one two three, four fiv

no wonder because the length of the lithuanian border separating the russian ex slave of cleaning rod from bill a ruse is only some 100 kilometers. many lithuanians fear that could be putin's next target. of course, this also worries tourists like neat. is it the same for other holiday makers of illness? eve, how safe do you feel as if you me to ties? i feel completely safe and kind. i didn't even think that way will be traveling to some dangerous area or something like that in the as it's, it's europe. so if ever sucking up her ear, i think europe kendra rex jamante isn't yet you anthony crane. we did give it a 2nd thought to find it. it was all the more reason to go. hardly any other country has condemned the war in ukraine as vehemently as lithuania. they've taken a firm stand in a way that is as creative as it is clear. solidarity is huge in lithuania, both among the general population and the politicians. the street where the russian embassies located has been renamed street of ukrainian heroes lithuania, recently restricted free traffic to the russian next slave of glinting grat

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why was that object, rod burt? >> i think it was a day. >> it was a.all bat. >> all right, some type of -- >> clubbing device. >> need knows the weapon was a metal rod. >> and then i had her two times. because they said, if i didn't -- wait a minute >> about somebody else clipping robert. i've got someone else doing that act. >> robert has it wrong. >> hit around the head of this mackay thing. >> just call already announced -- you did another act. you know with that act is. and we know. that's the thing that has something on it, that's yours. >> why would that be? >> i'm not gonna tell you. >> so, again, robert starts guessing. >> i didn't rate nobody. >> no. >> i didn't kill the baby. . i'm not saying that. >> i'm not saying that you whipped anybody. >> i didn't cut nobody. >> i don't say you do. >> i didn't do nobody. >> and in saint-jean nobody. >> robert, i want to come straight out and tell you what i'm getting it. since jonathan me. you stabbed that woman. i >> stabbed. are >> you stabbed her, didn't you? >> one -- one or two times. >> then, snea

otherwise the harvest that is in the fields now will essentially rod. and so this is a, this is a situation that won't last one year, but possibly 2 and we understand attacks have intensified in the south where much of the green is stored. is there no let up in the fighting inside? well, no, i mean i think we've talked about an operational pause on the russian side. they manage to take the, you know, hands province more or less completely having set that as an objective. and so they're regrouping, they've been basically waging artillery, campaign scorched earth, blowing up cities, leaving just rebel behind, and the ukrainians, evacuating strategically to set up defensive positions elsewhere. what they are doing is sort of punching down south in the bottom of the country around nikolai, using these american high mars, very precision rocket systems to take out and munition depos to stop those artillery barrage. and that's the priority. they basically have a range of 70 kilometers to the russians, have to move the depos back a 100 kilometers away from the

i don't think that rod will take a drastic measure to be honest with regards to its energy policy at the moment. it's clear that the high oil prices are primarily caused by geo political issues in europe. so it's not a formal oh or traditional supply issue. so i suppose reality is somehow in the middle trying to stabilize that energy market, but at the same time, we definitely will see ways through which we can actually mitigate the effects of a high a oil prices. because sometimes sarabia is very key in, in, in, in trying it's best to stabilize the market and it is a member of public plus. so they cannot actually go buy their own and take a decision without having or the other members to be agreeing upon. the policy with regards to oil demand, or saga ethics, or after the killing of journal. as to marco shoji, joe biden said the, he would treat saudi arabia as a pariah nation, and now he's changed course entirely. why? yeah, i think hey, gill has said, and actually he said to be independent of public opinion is the 1st formal condition of achieving anything. great. so i personally t

the display, special operation on the way reinforcements of a rod. they're going to sweep the building a high, high rise 9th floor apartment building floor by floor apartment by apartment in order to catch this person who fulfilled a 3rd day that has been taking what shots. 5 with rolling through every day more ukrainian desert is and stragglers of found some come in peacefully, others play, hide and seek. why did you decide to change him to civilian clothes and abandoned new military units? there was no sense in going anywhere. it's either a bulletin who had or a criminal charge. i'm a local, so i decided to say so you felt it was futile to continue to fight us. indeed, we were constantly retreating. where should we go to next to europe? for michelle, why didn't you try to leave the army earlier? yeah, so if we left would be shot by our own forces. what every captured ukrainian soldier has confirmed is that morale amongst their forces was disastrous. ukrainian troops felt abandoned, but they felt like cabin fodder. and they didn't like it at all. yo

we have low, low rod hours per salmon catch. (sophie fouron) great parking! sophie. (duane lambeth) duane. glad to meet you. welcome aboard! - thank you! i get that this is like your car. - it is. - and that's how you get around because you actually live on an island. - yeah, on dove island. we don't have any cars out there. just boardwalks. (sophie fouron) hello sienna! so let's go check out the boats. (duane lambeth) so this is my son's little boat, and that's how they go to school, him and my daughter. - when did they start using the boat on their own? - my son started driving boats when he was 9, and then at 12, he was driving by himself. we're primarily a fishing lodge. so we have two types of residences. we have the cabins here and here, and then we have the main lodge which has suites. - so you have a lot of fish loving people. - yes. fishing is definitely the main thing that brings people to our lodge. - i see that you actually have power here. - we do. - you're not that isolated. - we're not that isolated. we brought po

as the rod this year 30000 hector's were cultivated. but the low rainfall and high production costs her farmers. a ton of wheat costs $450.00 and we will have to import more than $30000.00 tons this year. the average annual amount of weed production before the war was 3700000 tons. this decline to 1800000 tons between 20152019 harvests are shrinking, and farmers are fighting to survive and was more than half of serious people already hungry. the agricultural crisis couldn't come at a worse time than other shows ita. cindy hallman is a senior economist of food security and nutrition, and the food and agricultural organizations, the united nations. she's joining us now from rome. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. what is driving food insecurity? there's about 4 major drivers that we've been analyzing as leading to this optic and hunger that we're observing. one is conflict, so complex becoming more protracted and complex. and then we have new contexts like the war we're in ukraine. a big one also is climate extremes, climate

they stood withdrawal of the soldiers, many, many left behind personal belongings. rod goes the visits listed just as the bustle for the city ended getting into least chance is no easy task. ukrainian forces blew every bridge to the north, south, east and west of the city. there was never much concern for civilian well being this a chance was always looked down upon by ukrainian nationalists as an inferior pro russian city. luncheon hon. i just rather forgot hooked up ranch, another worthless outlet. right. so no one expected ukrainian forces, unless he chanced to collapse so quickly and so completely the 2 months key of promised lucy chanced wouldn't be broken easily. for 2 months. ukrainian troops prepared to mounted the feds. that would wolf marry you both. what is entirely apparent is the ukrainian troops prepared to defend lease. he turns 4 months and months everywhere. one over the city, there are dugouts and trenches flood 1st. they take a lot of work. every major intersection in the city is blocked off like least with rows of vehicles confiscated from civilians as well as broke

they promised to do whatever it takes to prevent a rod from developing nuclear weapons. biden says the waste white white for a boat for a ranch with rates when you the a deal. russia strikes deep in the heart of ukraine. at least 20 people are killed out of his house in the city of in the, the central you pray palm from the front lines of the east and south of the country .

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the 1st person to be implanted with his stent rod interface is the australian graeme fell stead, who suffers from a l. s. and nervous system disease, which progressively paralyzes the body. his brain signals are transmitted to a sensor in the chest where we receive a forward them to a computer. this enables graeme fell state to chat and surf the internet using thought alone. here is subject imagines writing letters by hand and brain. computer interface transforms them into time to letters on the monitor. the accuracy is 94 percent. it is considerably faster than previous systems where subjects would have to mentally choose letters on a keyboard. these brain computer interfaces were developed by stanford university in the u. s. ah, previously robotic alms weren't able to have such fluid and natural movements. this new non invasive brain computer interface was developed by researchers at the courts university. as the technology improves, e g caps could become a future alternative to implanted chips. ah, using e g caps instead of brain surgery is definitely less risky. because implantin

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and we have each daughter has her own fishing rod. number 10, just really good aydar to the question. fishing is a sport after all. you agree with me. and how often anna catches more than you, number 87, well, it happens and this has become. now more often, you succumb or just skill is getting stronger with your wife. well, most likely, skill can now intercept the baton, 78. well, in general, it seems to me that losing to a woman in such a fair fight. and even more so when fishing is sacred. true, after all, i would, for example, that's how we are afraid together. i will always lose in your wife. and you also, by the way, number 76 is aidar, what was the largest trophy well, a little less than 3 kg, and pike, pike, a little less than three kilos, this is very cool, number 73. and there are some well. the fishermen, maybe you personally have a special fishing signs, well, let's release a little one. well done, but the big one, of course, take number 90 with us, the small one, let’s take the big one with us, but that’s also good, by the

hopefully she'll be off police ruling the streets here and not the criminals are b k been able to rod but active is say gun crime in south africa is part of much wider problems in the country. including corruption in the police service law make is in the us state of texas. have released a damning report on the police response to a school shooting in the city of you. val day in may. the report goes as far as to say, that lacking leadership could have contributed to the loss of life. the findings were presented to the victims, relatives who accused the authorities of trying to cover up police failures, lackadaisical and agree to sleep poor. this is how lawmakers in texas described the police response to the you body school shooting that claimed 21 lives security video footage short, heavily armed officers standing by for 77 minutes. ah, even i sang out the investigative report, released sunday, set close to $400.00 officials present, feel to prioritize rescue efforts over their own safety. moody person, justices that day, several officers in the hallway or in that building new or should

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