poslednú platformu, som sa nem musel vytiahnuť z posledných s íl rukami, ale dal som to, nezdávam saest, the element of earth. this is an underground quest. the player must reach the main crystal within 4 minutes and pick it up. to do this, you need to get into the aerodynamic corridor, pass a key through the pipeline and open the vendshaft with it. make your way through it, calling it marshy sands, and end up at the storage facility. to open into it door, don't miss clues with numbers along the way. their sum is the code for the lock. by entering it, you can. we consulted with the team about who to send to this rather difficult area, we decided to send gleb there because he is dexterous, fast, has a mathematical mind , my team and i are waiting for him here with two crystals and hoping for victory, i call you a cat, well, you told me... hints, i did the calculations and told you the answer, alera time, time, okay, then i ’ll ask as soon as i climb, when it’s good, i’ll tell you. where is that on the left side sixth oh third column third column - this is where i am now yes on this si

poslednú platformu, som sa musel vytiahnúť z posledných s íl, rukami, ale dal som to, nezdávam sa, toneself, the vikings took possession of one crystal, the pirates were left with nothing in this test, that’s us, now we have a truss movement like you did there like that, now. we do everything like this, tough guys, yes, well done, well done, that’s how we do it, let’s show that we are one whole, we are one team, what we came for, to win, victory will be ours, hurray, the next test, which you have to go through, the element of earth, the bravest of you will find yourself in a labyrinth, it’s dark, very risky, there are no more souls, build the right route, everything will work out. every step can change the course of the game. what it will be depends on only from you. i activate the test. element of earth. this is an underground quest. the player must. in 4 minutes get to the main crystal and pick it up, to do this you need to get into the aerodynamic corridor, pass the key through the pipeline and open the vendmine with it, get through it, called the swampy imps, end up at the storage

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po ng mga nila sa isang hospital pumupunta sa uno, uno sa mga comunidad at saka ano po na kailangana na marunong po masalin po yung isang lingua. this is important for people whose lives are in danger when they go to the hospital. call 911. for those persons, it is very important that there is someone that will be able to interpret their their needs. it's an important aspect of din po isang kakayahan po sa kultura ng isang lingua, isang isang, isang kultura sa comunidad. it is also important that in the process of interpretation, the interpreter, whoever is interpreting should understand the culture of a particular community. yung important isang din ako, isang advocate. may advocacy po sa bilingual edukasyon. so that is important for me, especially for when i advocate for education in isang bilingual edukasyon para sa mga bata na hindi po sino suportahan ng school district dito sa san francisco. so ako ay nananawagan po sa inyo na suportahan din po ninyo yung bilingual education at saka yung ano po yung yung access, yung access dito sa comunidad natin at saka sana po ay dengan new

all this evidence is supported by anonymous testimony from the sas soldiers themselves. one of...ut what kind of goal it was that required kill unarmed people, the british decided not to spread the word. the ministry of defense tried in every possible way to disrupt the screening of the film, but when it didn’t work out, it unleashed an angry protest, saying that all the evidence presented had already been investigated and decided that it did not support the accusations made. i wrote absolutely correctly about this. in his editorial, any decent prime minister would launch an independent investigation into the allegation that british soldiers, especially those in his elite units, committed war crimes, but britain's boris johnson so what kind of decency can we talk about here? the scandal seemed to be hushed up, but last year new accusations were made. another investigation was published by garden. lawyers representing the families of the victims said no less. civilians were killed by three elite special forces units that operated during the occupation of afghanistan from 2010 to 20

this suggests that the sas were shooting at unarmed people and that sas operatives may have falsified planting weapons at the scene after killing people. according to the bbc, one of the country's senior special forces officers said in a secret note: the fear that a deliberate policy of unlawful killings may be at work in this case is implied. part of our job, and yes, the tactics were terrible, but arresting them was pretty pointless, because after a few days they had to be released, so from my point of view, the end justified the means, about what kind of goal it was that required killing unarmed, the british decided not to spread the word. the ministry of defense tried in every possible way to disrupt the screening of the film, when it didn’t work out, it gave birth to an angry terrorist attack, childishly all the evidence presented has already been investigated and it has been decided that it does not support the accusations made. the guardian is absolutely correct in its editorial on this point: any decent prime minister would launch an independent investigation into the allegati

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dostať čo najďalej a vyhrať ju, ak by sa to dalo, takže história toho filmu a ten obsah bol v pohode kuknúť, ak tam ijú, silná stránk, so ja si myslím, že rýchlosť, celkom sila, mršnosť. určite mne slovo hrdina znamená hasič, lebo hasič je určite ten najväčší hrdina ohľade záchranárstva, či aj po lekárskej stránke, povodne, oheň, sila, vytrvalosť, psychika na určite, ich namnadiť s tou psychikou, aby sa nebáli ničoho, aby si to prišli užiť. hello, hello, lords of the seas of the oceans, my vikings, applaud louder, come on, hey, teams, today you will go to conquer new worlds, dangerous adventures, exciting chases and grandiose battles await you. today you are on the first level of the game, to win it you need to pass four elemental tests, this is water , air, earth and fire. crystals collected throughout all stages of the game will help you defeat your opponent. we will find out who will take the main crystal at the tower. the ability to calculate the battle in advance will be useful to you. in the first test of the element of water, it will not be just a battle, but a hunt behind the

this suggests that the sas were shooting at unarmed people and that sas operatives may have falsifiedlace incidents after killing people. according to the bbc, one of the country's senior special forces officers expressed concerns in a secret note about what might be happening in this case. a deliberate policy of unlawful killings, meaning the deliberate killing of young men of military age. taking this into account, you come to the conclusion that the british were creating absolute chaos in afghanistan, stupidly killing civilians in order to show good accountability. in one of the most important democracies in the world, in theory an investigation should have begun immediately and, of course, punishment of war criminals. but in britain everything turned out exactly the opposite. the authors were accused of, quote: putting the military at risk. despite even such confessions. all this evidence is supported by anonymous testimony from the sas soldiers themselves. one of them, in an interview with the daily mail, said that the truth would shock everyone, while the other directly admitted

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hand, is that what you are sa in: ? , hand, is that what you are sa inc? you are sa in? , ., saying? yes, so in a way both sides have — saying? yes, so in a way both sides have different _ saying? yes, so in a way both sides have different sorts - saying? yes, so in a way both sides have different sorts of l sides have different sorts of leveraged that they are looking at and they think about making this deal. for hamas then average comes with continuing to hold onto hostages and say that they will only release a few of them once a week as a ceasefire extends. whereas israel continues to threaten the invasion of rafah with 1.5 million palestinians still living there, and under horrible, horrible conditions as we just heard. so both sides want to hold onto that leveraged as much as possible to make sure that they are not taken advantage of with the agreement of a deal.- taken advantage of with the agreement of a deal. there is been much — agreement of a deal. there is been much domestic- agreement of a deal. there is been much domestic criticism and israel

hello, the sas authorized program is on air. declare, i am its presenter nadezhda sas, i welcome you,emind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. usurpation of power in ukrainian - the topic of today's program will be discussed in more detail after a further discussion of the key events of this week. iranian president ibrahim raisi, considered a potential successor to the country's supreme leader ayatala ali khaminiya, died in the crash. helicopter in a mountainous area, near the border with azerbaijan. burnt wreckage of a helicopter that crashed on sunday on board which were raysiya, the heads of teran and six other people were found early on monday morning after a 10-hour search complicated by weather conditions. the helicopter's passengers were the president, the minister of foreign affairs, as well as the governor of the iranian province of east azerbaijan and ayatallah of the province of tabris. the helicopter crashed on sunday in the

hello, on the air of the program sas is authorized to announce its presenter nadezhda. i welcome you and remind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. usurpation of power in ukrainian, the topic of today’s program, we will discuss in more detail after the discussion of the key events of this week. iranian president ibrahim raisi, considered a potential successor to the country's supreme leader ayatollah alekhaminyah, died in a helicopter crash in a mountainous area. close to the border with azerbaijan. the charred wreckage of the helicopter carrying rasi, the head of iran's ministry of foreign affairs and six other people that crashed on sunday was found early monday morning after a 10-hour search complicated by weather conditions. the passengers on the helicopter were the president, the minister foreign affairs, as well as the governor of the iranian province of east azerbaijan and ayatallah of the province of tabris. the h

let me remind you that sas is authorized to announce this on air. china in the battle for the future of eurasia. right now i suggest you pay attention to the graphics that we prepared with our colleagues trade people's republic of china with the european union. please. and so you see, unfortunately, the programs have repeatedly focused on the fact that the sovereignty of the european union is negligible, there are only a number of states that are really fighting for it, and we see the results, the same dramatic events that happened in slovakia, and today, unfortunately, any rapprochement between the european union and the people's republic of china is impossible due to the virtual ban of the united states of america. nikolai evgenievich, you understand, it turns out like this. that the mechanisms of free trade, on which the entire western world is based, which have been carried out for decades, have been introduced into our consciousness, they do not work today. there is no freedom, there is no free trade, and what we see on these graphs clearly sho

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for india, which is not just sas typically.g at health and sustainability very closely, looking at very resilient models there. we've also been very deep in fintech and financial services always. we are looking at interesting trends in cross-border payments, trade, etc., and have also taken bets from that in our most recent fund. paul: i've got to ask you about the role of ai and all of this at the moment. how do you see those being used in the businesses you're talking about, in sas, fintech, and consumer? nruthya: absolutely. i think ai has completely disrupted, especially the software enterprise let's keep. large enterprises have an edge in developing in-house solutions or scaling them across their client bases faster than may startups can. in india we very cautiously tracking all of these sectors, the impact of ai on every one of these sectors. what's important and where the caution come from is to see how resilient some of their differentiation is especially as these models progress and accelerate at the kind of pace that

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everything that could confirm the massacre of innocent citizens, and this despite the fact that the sas commander gave the order to save all data on the progress of the operation until the arrival of officers. royal military police. the british press is shocked by such arbitrariness. the times and the guardian have published the results of a media investigation, from which it follows that commanders of the british special air service sas destroyed data from computers to hide evidence of the killing of eighty civilians in afghanistan from 2010 to 2013. commanders violated the order and instead permanently deleted an unknown amount of data from theirs. one frustrated researcher commented on how so many things could go wrong in one aspect. and now british justice is entering another circle. a full-fledged investigation into the killings of afghan civilians seems to have begun in the fall. most of the hearings, at the request of the ministry of defense, will be held in secret, without the presence of journalists and the public. man suriz, chii's brother and sister-in-law were shot dead whil

sas is authorized to declare, i am its presenter nadezhda sas, i welcome you, i remind you that thisa program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country of each of us. we will talk about the struggle of the collective west with anti-globalist politicians in europe in today’s program, immediately after the digest of key events in world politics this week. april 24 all-belarusian people's assembly. held its first meeting as a constitutional body, the meeting approved candidates for the post of chairman of the supreme council, his deputy, as well as the presidium of the supreme council. president of belarus alexander lukashenko was elected chairman of the seventh all-belarus people's assembly. delivering a speech, the belarusian leader spoke in detail about the role and place of the supreme national assembly in the updated political system of the state, the socio-economic achievements of belarus over the years of sovereign development, as well as the situation in the world around the co

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to what she had to sa. , ., ., say.berto fico _ say. yesterday's attack on prime minister roberto fico was - say. yesterday's attack on prime minister roberto fico was a - say. yesterday's attack on prime - minister roberto fico was a tragedy, but at the same time it was also an attack on the establishment. that is why i�*m asking to think about it and take a responsible approach. let step out of the vicious circle. what happened yesterday was a an act of hatred. today we agree that we will invite parliamentary political parties to the presidential palace to calm the situation and stand against violence. we politicians must have power. if we want to exercise executive power in the state, we must control our deeds. what we think, we become. and now, above all, we need to become a better people. thank you. i am “oined better people. thank you. i am joined now— better people. thank you. i am joined now by _ better people. thank you. i am joined now by the _ better people. thank you. i am joined now by the former - better p

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_ remote access one, was an sas 70 audit? . remote access one, was an sas 70 audit?hat lax controls at fujitsu, "may lead to the processing of erroneous or un—authorised transactions". we do remember that? i do, transactions". we do remember that? i do. it— transactions". we do remember that? tdo. it wasn't— transactions". we do remember that? i do, it wasn't exactly that, that the ss 70, there was a new name for it after that. ernst and young said in their management letter that they had had to put in, and these are my words are not theirs, but something like manual workarounds to reach the conclusion they had, that they could pass on a qualified audit. they said it would have been much easier if fugitive had in place ss 70, and my understanding, it is an ongoing and automated reporting on the various controls in place. and by the time we got to 2012, 2013 that had been introduced. it had taken some work with fujitsu to get there. brute introduced. it had taken some work with fujitsu to get there.— with fu'itsu to get there. we know that with fujitsu to get there. w

i want to hear what you have to sa mh your to say.y. nk well, listen, john, i think you're exactly right. what we saw today wa exacts, an absolute travesty of justice. this was not law. thisty of ju not criminal justin this was politics. this was a political smear job.k this was an attack job.ed this is what you see in banana, republic. and it is i am both furious and heartbroken at theam same time. i'm furious at what we saw, but i'm also heartbrokene timeor the rule of law. i'm heartbroken for our justice system. heartjust night i was on with you and i suggested maybe there was hopei d that for the jury, maybe one juror would hope would hold out. and i got to say, you shookd sad your head and said, no, new york is too far gone new. yy i'm sorry to say, sean, you were right. there was noright,t one at a 12t who stood up and said, this is garbageup and. this is this is election interference. these are lies. es this is a kangaroo court. we didn't have a single juror. that said that. now, you look at the rulings thom thit ths judge, this

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we had the western army with france as a bridge had come to support the sa hill countries to beat down and try and over what is happening in the saw hill. unfortunately, this did not happen, but since taking charge of our own security in molly has in book you know, fast. so we have seen that the terrorists were, at least the criminals have backs down. so the french military presence has not served to put an end to cross border crime. and even if our armies are disorganized, it is with our own means that we are now fighting against criminals or radicals throughout the sa hill. it is no longer a case of friends taking the lead and dictating what should be done to african countries. the rapidly advancing russian military has already taken 12 settlements, and new cranes are coverage. and just this week, as, according to moscow, the russian defense minister says its forces have also carried out a series of 28 strikes using high precision weapons on ukrainian military sites. the targets included air defenses, weapons, and ammunition depots, as well as drone facilities. western media is now s

we have to sa you just express? we have to sa it is you just express?8th _ you just express? we have to say it is the 38th day - you just express? we have to say it is the 38th day of - say it is the 38th day of peaceful protest and i am incredibly proud of georgian people. this level of resilience and determination was a great surprise and for the government itself, don't think they expected this kind of commitment and the spirit of protesters are amazing a big celebration of georgian national identity. i think the protests will continue because this is not only something geopolitical or technical people, it resonates with georgian annexation in 1921 when georgia became part of the soviet union and resonates with the trauma of losing georgian national identity. it is a new national identity. it is a new national moment, it will continue with my transform, might be more fragmented but finally will culminate in the parliament election 0ctober parliament election october 2024. . ., parliament election october 2024. 2 2, 2024. the chief on saturday set not

was cocked, we expected, when from... the operation to complete the construction of the sas takes placeg done was for the better, since my flight extended for another two days, then it would become known that this was a transfer to a reserve day on march 23rd according to the protocol, and if initially they were supposed to fly on a short route and be on the iss after 3 seconds to an hour, the reserve stretched, it’s unlikely... they also planted a tree in baikonur, it was very symbolic, and for me, too, it was a great honor to plant a tree on the cosmonaut alley , also watched the film white sun of the desert, by the whole crew, it was of course unforgettable, well, all the other traditions, of course we followed, we did everything right, and twice, twice, and on the night of march 23, marina vasilevskaya slept well, the day before, without allowing herself to be unglued by the crew... they continued to train , everything has been fixed, the head of roscosmos yuri borisov will assure the belarusian president. hearing this was important for all belarusians. in the morning there will be

well, i don't know what else to sa■qy that has been set, but it is pretty obvious after all of the evidencepresented now, we can very clearly see if you didn't already know that this was never a case about seeking justice, this was never a case about prosecuting an actual crime, this was never a case about protecting the citizens of the city of new york. this is a case about politics, pure and simple. and it is such a as someone who used to live in this city, to see the top law enforcement officer in the city of new york, alvin bragg, sitting up in that courtroom, knowing all the resources he pulled together, all the time, all the taxpayer money in this city that was spent to go into this case went as eric just noted, you have cre skyhigh, people being pushed in front of subways, womenace in broad dayl, antisemitism spewing out of our universities right here in new york city. they're not caring about any of those kinds, they are not pursuing any of those crimes. they care about this, which we know is not a crime. they have not proven anything to be a crime whatsoever, and they will not, bec

fallen in the line of dut these are the men and women who pursue justice, maintain order, and guard the sa o communities from crime and chaos. and those hair lives for this noble and necessary cause are buried with honor. and, of course, with hardwick. mou because they were taken too soon, but i supreme sacrifice, they have shown the greatest form of love, the act of laying down one's life for others. 26 thousand officers have died in the line of duty in the u.s., 56 this past year alone. vocation. it is a dangerousvocation. buit is more than a vocation, it is a calling. these officers exemplify the american spirit. -- they ha pledged their lives in sacred honor so that we may all live in peace. today we gather to pay tribute to those who clothe themselves u dignity and decency, those who stand on the lines of justice keep us all safe. we also say thank you to the families who have lost their loved ones because of their commitment to keeping our community safe. i want tontroce to you someone special, jennifer mcmaken. in 2005, her husband, patrolman thomas mcmaken lost his life in the line

sa soot well -- statute requires. larry: the judge is very interested in. and last one, the great saga of fani willis, in hotlanta, turns out appeals court thinks she may not be qualified to oversee this case, i think she has an election. but, what do you make of that story. looking like that will be off into the future. >> well, she is not qualified to oversee you know a hot dog stand. she campaigned to promise to nail trump, which is deeply unethical for a prosecutor, then she compounded or behavior by having an affair with -- said the other day cheating on your wife having an affair in workplace is american as apple pie that under scores this twisted mentality of these arrogant people and she is in trouble now. you know the fact that appellate court took the case suggests they think that the motion by the defendant on dismiss the case or remove her has merit, it does. larry: wow. all right they may be 0 for 4, lawfare does not work. gregg jarrett terrific stuff, talk soon. >> on kudlow, joe biden denying weapons to

so we could have this votean sa republicans voted against this so it didn't pass.emocrats didn't vote for h.r. 2, so it didn't pass. that still doesn't solm. at the end of the day the people in my state say's illegally crossed the border. why aren't we sitting down and resolving that? // bill that i think should o. pass but there's been no effort to really get this to get us ba. let's actually resolve this issu as get done. with that i yield the floor.ing senator from arizona. a sena m today yet again as the border crisis continues devastate my state. ms. sinema: on february 7 i stoode angry that rank partisanship tanked the single, most important piece of border security and immigration legislation produced in ca as we all remember, last october i senators james lankford of oklahoma and chris murphy of connect craft this legislation. we worked every single day for over four months difficult policy decisions, workinaret it right. after months of tireless negotiations, we delivered a strong product. we produced a impossible. we ended catch and detention b. we increa

commissioner sa fine is absent. commissioner watson. aye. walton aye. we have six ayes and the motion ask approved. >> thankro you madam clerk. >> the next item is item number 5, amend the adopted fiscal 2023/2024 budget to increase revenues. decrease expenditures by 7,975 and increase other financing sources by 51,974. this is an action item. >> m. dorsey: items 5 and 6 were herd at the timma committee last month. staff ismo not planning to mac a presentation today but can do so if requested as well as answer any questions if any of my colleagues have any. are there any questions or comments on item number 5? seeing no one on roster, since we took public comment at committee, we do not need to do so again. al many and we do not need a motion. roll calll on item 5. >> clerk: commissioner chen. chen ant. chair dorsey. >> aye. >> commissioner engardio. enguard yes absent. vice chair mandelman. aye. commissioner melgar. aye. commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> peskin, aye. commissioner preston, preston aye. commissioner safie. absent. commissioner stephanie. s

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sa ivet saivet you would mention china their commonality seeking to fix the economic challenges?partly due to what is happening in the property sector. there are several measures to address the property sector. but that said, confidence in the property sector has not come back. what we have been advocating to the government is to put in place policies to address in a straightforward way the property market stress. we have talked about three policies, one, of course, you have seen the yen moving and the right implications for the currency.— and the right implications for the currency. one thing that i have emphasised _ the currency. one thing that i have emphasised is _ the currency. one thing that i have emphasised is that - the currency. one thing that i i have emphasised is that central banks should look past these and focus more on domestic inflation. they need to look at what is happening in domestic inflation and policy accordingly. speaking of the fed, the us central bank will unveil its policy decision on interest rates tonight. with the latest inflation reading for march

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s. �* �* , ., ., we'll see what the prime minister sa s. �* , ., ., says.mme, thank - says. and buster, good to have you on the programme, thank you - says. and buster, good to have you on the programme, thank you for. on the programme, thank you for that. absolutely, you're welcome. around the world and across the uk, you're watching bbc news. russian forces say they have taken two more ukrainian villages in the east of the country, one village in the kharkiv region and another one in donetsk. ukraine is battling a russian ground offensive in the kharkiv region which began on may 10th in moscow's biggest territorial advance in 18 months. the two new advances are the latest in a series of russian territorial gains in recent weeks. in madrid, president zelensky said his forces are outgunned and under siege, and there are neighbourhoods beyond the front line, he said, that our forces can no longer defend. spain promised to give ukraine a further billion euros worth of military aid. pledges of support are not the problem. it is the timely delivery of what has