, jack schmidt and a scientist, a geologist was on board and he had a very keen eye. he brought magnificent stone samples back to earth, which led to even more new discoveries. my guns, i can't mitigate. gotta nasa wanted to use the final apollo mission to gather as much scientific information as possible. eugene cernan and harrison schmidt were sent on a series of terrestrial training missions, gathering. rock samples is one thing, but doing it in bulky gear makes it even harder and identifying, collecting, and packaging, geologically interesting samples from within a complete space suit is an even greater challenge. oh, my record scientist harrison schmidt made a key contribution to lunar research with his discovery of orange moon soil. oh, i, i the 1st proof of volcanic activity on the moon, like any, the least one of the goals was to illustrate the moon's geologic evolution to see what happened a long time ago. and what happened recently in the moon's pastures thus had imminent. so essentially, and that could have been explored further in subsequent missions becau

thursday, december 7th, 1972. apollo 17 is ready for launch astronauts, ron evans, harrison schmidt, and eugene cernan climb into the capsule and prepared to travel to the moon. no one has been there since but the southern germantown of glimmering and does offer mankind an opportunity to view the moon up close. a detailed model of the celestial body has been recreated in a scale of one to 1000000 to allow non space travelers to tour the landing site of the apollo missions. shortly after 5 30 am local time, the saturn 5 rocket lifted off at florida's kennedy space center. the final mission of the hollow space program run in a sense, a pullup way. the apollo project was very expensive and the american president and senate and nasa and he decided to pull the plug business there was supposed to be an apollo 20. but even before apollo 15, it had left. the launch pad in the program was reduced to 18 missions for him, and when apollo, 15 combative president nixon decided to apollo 17 would be the last, of course, it's in our series. smithson packaging the trip to the moon took nearly 4 days

on the sofa, cindy schmidt decided to have a colonoscopy. it's the only kind of test that can conclusively detect the presence of colon cancer. the doctors discovered something frightening a large tumor and her colon cindy would need surgery as soon as possible. the tumor had already perforated the intestinal wall. saturnine. uh huh. i actually only had one question ask if i asked the doctor if i was going to die. like, yes, that was really my only thought at that moment and my only question of mine i am seeing of higher than video is that i make an early diagnosis then we can definitely cure these patients. and to date, we have excellent treatment options for patients. even surgically so that even if the cancer has metastasized, it's often possible to still clear patients i sent the higher it is striking that more and more young people are developing colorectal cancer, even though they aren't in a risk group. they aren't secretary overweight or genetically predisposed. dr. viola anderson has also observed this and down this and yell have to

at least melinda schmidt says, so. her favorite is fun. do with truffles? of course, it tastes even better with your loved ones. becoming most affordable. i feel like a little all who came to berlin and who now has a restaurant, which is still such a dream for me. my looks, even when my restaurant is full, i think, why are they coming here? i got but then it makes me so happy. why? we spent bonds in it. i don't think i could achieve what i've achieved here in switzerland. it's was a huge ice taba in us. right. i hit the m jennifer melinda schmidt, a berliner from switzerland. ah, and that is out. today's episode comes to an end. i hope you enjoyed it and learned as much as i did remember to take us out a d. w dot com forward slash after maxwell ward, until next time goodbye. ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, with ah train is an odd to conditions. are about far more than science, raw materials and trade. the arctic is on strategic importance for the middle kingdom. is this an attempt at least shuffling the cards on the world stage? in 15 minutes on d, w. m e go a

but the german of the peasants schmidt writes saitong the western national combatant has broad powersas if bosnia and herzegovina is still a caribbean sugarcane plantation from the last century. schmidt receives a rich remuneration for his work, comparable to the five-figure salary of the count. naturally, he looks at the matter. otherwise, he considers himself and his position to be of little weight. who renounces the colony voluntarily former german minister of agriculture peasant. schmidt was appointed by the west without un approval and against russia's wishes , the german rarely appears in front of television cameras, but periodically throws tantrums because no one listens to him, rubbish, complete rubbish. in their heads, instead of agreeing, they are constantly arguing what is wrong with the position of an official in this country. even the german press is called the most bizarre political function in europe by the president of the republika srpska in an exclusive interview our television company. he directly called schmidt a fraudster who holds his post illegally, european off

schmidt receiving rich remuneration for his work, comparable to the five-figure salary of the count.lly, she looks put on. otherwise, he considers himself and his position to be of little weight. who renounces the colony voluntarily former german minister of agriculture peasant. schmidt was appointed by the west without un approval and against russia's wishes , the german rarely appears in front of television cameras, but periodically throws tantrums because no one listens to him, rubbish, complete rubbish. in their heads, instead of negotiating, they constantly argue that they don’t so in this country the position of an official. even the german press called the president of the republika srpska the most bizarre political function in europe in an exclusive interview with our tv company. he directly called schmidt a fraudster who illegally holds his post, european officials come here and constantly tell us about the rule of law about the fact that schmidt is a high representative, and then we ask them, please, show us the decision where he is appointed, and such a document. no he doe

i harrison schmidt and eugene cernan let the moon on december 14th 1972. the moon's last visitors, they were celebrated when they returned to earth. 5 days later, the last time houston enjoyed the successful return of apollo astronauts. it marked the end of the apollo project staying at a point. i believe apollo 17 was an epic mission let will never lose its place in history. altima artemus will be a different project in his end, if successful, which we all assume it will be the will earn, i think, own place and the history of mankind and him moving closer to the precise model of the moon and go, meaning makes it possible to trace the apollo astronauts steps in just a few years. if everything goes as planned, people will be able to take fresh steps on the real thing that so for this edition of tomorrow to day, thanks for joining us and see you next time until then stay curious with who a targeted killings by combat drones are being prepared at the u. s. military base in a lunchtime. the problem. the base is on german soil. does german no permit drone attac

oh, schmidt's thanks to music. and he was the nazis favorite conductor to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about the sounds of power and inspiring story about survival. music in nazi germany. watch now on youtube, d. w documentary, guardians of truth. my name is john dinner and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like to key taking on the powers that be they risk everything. john dunn dar, asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people who are behind the bus. they live for their mission. people need to know what is happening there in our series, guardians, of truth watch, know on youtube, d. w documentary ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin vladimir persian visits occupied mary paul image is released by the kremlin a p to show the russian leader in the ukranian city, which russian forces captured in may. now this comes after an arres

here we have the institute of eminent schmidt. here is her schmidt, his main contribution to geophysics. although he actually started as a mathematician gibralist . this is a cosmogonic theory, the modern dominant cold, like an organic theory. schmidt arise centers. yavitatsionnaya, greece centers of attraction. and these cold field particles are somehow separate. yes, there are meteorites relatively speaking, but gravitational instability arises around these centers of action. this is called, and in the course of adhesion, energy is released. well, it 's just kinetic energy. here are these particles that are collapsing on the center of greece. she's moving on. eh, respectively , they fall into the thermal energy, they probably heat up. yes, well, it’s like, here, everything seems to be fine, but when you start there already to make quantitative assessments, then everything is not so simple, because it is very difficult for us to evaluate. what part of the energy is radiated , you understand the release occurs mainly on the surfac

schmidt. >> let's laura urban and we'll come back-i skipped over jamie schmidt. >> she is online. we'll get her back on. >> can you hear me? >> yes. >> you can see me. >> i can see you. floor is yours. >> thank you very much. good morning. thank you for having me. excited to be considered for seat 16, a person with experience and expertise in services and programs for children 5 years and under. just to share about myself, i have over 10 years of experience working at the state and local level focus ing on nutrition security initiatives and programming, to impact positively impact the development of healthy behaviors in young children. currently as the associate director of health nutrition, i oversee programs to support the development and growth of children through increasing access to healthy foods and encouraging environments that support the development of healthy behaviors, including encouraging healthy beverages. i oversaw division of public and behavioral health, also food security in nevada where i designed and evaluated state food insecurity (indiscernible) i also oversa

and professor schmidt, let's pick up on your point.china as a peacemaker ahead of president xi's visit to moscow. how can beijing be a neutral and honest peace broker if it's showing such obvious and open support for russia? >> it can't. as is usual with these things, we often look at what xi is saying or what putin is saying and think that they're directing that to us. but in fact, they're directing it to their domestic audiences. this is all about xi going back to the chinese public, who doesn't know the truth about the war, and saying, hey, i'm trying to make peace, i'm playing on this world stage, buttressing his power. it's all about putin saying, i have some leverage with the leader of the largest country in the world, right in the largest trading partner for more countries in the world than any other country. and, you know, and this is a rationale now to force ukrainian negotiations. and so that's really what's going on here. it's not that anyone believes that anyone outside their own countries is going to take this peace plan s

his goal is the same as that afraid of acre schmidt and fleet which moon. but he believes there's a different way to achieve it. no, there wasn't study among moral philosophers, professors, and ethics. and am they asked his professors, or do you think that the eating of animals to killing and eating of animals can be morally justified? even though the study found that ethicists who thought meeting was morally wrong, were clearly in the majority. less than half of them were vegetarians. in general, the philosopher's, even though they spend all day making moral arguments, when it comes to their actions, they're no different than other people. they don't donate more money or blood. they check in with their mothers just as rarely, and they leave their trash lying around. just as often what you see there is, is an example of this attitude behavior. get to have the right as you to have the right ideas the right information. but still did, didn't translate into the right and behavior. so what i'm saying is that, that we can also focus on the opposite thing. we can

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it's rodrigo schmidt's is convinced. young people are the key to changing the conditions in livestock farming. adam and c, as my goal, isn't to convince you of my opinion or something going on. it's about you getting information and thinking for yourself what you think. what's your date on the field? often she sees children as future consumers. young citizens who will one day choose the kind of society they want to live in until 9, often august of 15 or to handle hits alonda and in austin. and i hope that we will abolish livestock farming in this country or in industrialized countries and that we will do so in the next few years or decades this, this is whether that's realistic or what i always find that a funny question because it's just not at all realistic to go on us. we all. now that came up, we are in the middle of a climate crisis because of course, we have to completely transform society in order to have any chance of continuing to live reasonably well. hair on this planet would label to cut if they start with 2

senator, schmidt, from missouri, and mr. sauer to find the federal government censorship case, louisiana and missouri versus biden. since i was sworn in as attorney general in 2016, i have been ringing alarm bells about big tech. in fact, in 2018, i led a bipartisan discussion of attorney generals about the dangers that i saw regarding big tech. it was a bipartisan, multi state, coalition. back then the big story was the election of president trump. and some were quick to blame social media platforms, especially facebook, for enabling fake news to spread. then, social media was actively used to tip the scales and president biden's favor in 2020 by censoring real news, such as the hunter biden laptop story, among others. despite all of this, federal agencies have been allowed to co-opt these private companies and use social media platforms to infringe upon the first amendment rights of americans. let's look at the covid-19 pandemic. during that time, facebook close had close to three billion users worldwide, with roughly 124

schmidt: what about net neutrality? ms. sohn: i think that is -- sen. schmidt: i laid it out. you know what that is and you know what the major questions doctrines is. do you think you can act on that? ms. sohn: the problem is it is a direct contravention of the west virginia case. sen. schmidt: yes or no? do you think you can act on net neutrality if congress does not act? ms. sohn: i think the fcc can and has the authority to act. that does not mean it will not be challenged and the west virginia case is going to be a challenge. sen. schmidt: but you understand the importance of that case was a lot of bureaucrats will say, this is ambiguous. they have narrowed that down so that bureaucrats and regulators cannot act on these issues without congress acting because it is part of a broader structure. the constitution was created to make sure the people, the article 1 branch, has these. you can send us home or you can send him back but you cannot do anything past the searing. i asked if you think you can act on this and you said you have, and you have no ability to do that. ms. s

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. >> the schmidt family foundation mission is to support programs that are environmentallynd economically viable, and support local communities. which is why we are working closely with the two partners, pie ranch and google, to prototype a new financing model that enables smaller farms to sell their produce upfront and directly to large organizations and stabilize the cash flows. >> so the schmidt family foundation played a critical role by providing us financing. and that helps us take care of some of the immediate needs of getting started, like buying equipment. but beyond that, this allows us to develop a whole new supply chain option for farmers. we're excited we've got our first planting of wheat and barley and vegetable crops, like peas and fava beans and chard and kale. so were rolling. >> now the ranch, i look, it's like, ok, we got wheat growing out there. and it's like, ok, that's a first. i've never seen it. we're gonna eventually have animals and pastures. it's, like wow, but i'm excited about it. it's a change in the right direction. >> were gna contie on as far as we can go

the head of the program , lieutenant general michael schmidt, called this situation unacceptable.arusians have secured their sovereignty and territorial integrity; tactical nuclear weapons will strengthen the national security of their opinion, the political observer shared. diana shipkovskaya in the studio of the program. say, do not be silent, the journalist is sure that the west and nato have received a very clear signal. back in 1996, we trusted west, when they also removed all these weapons from our country. and after that, we observed just a lightning-fast deployment of the nato bloc at our borders. uh, so now it’s such a signal, you know, a very clear hot head, so that they cool down, so that they remove their dirty hands from our borders, because well, i do n’t want to become like rats here, but i think to anyone, so that about the features of work and in the presidential pool and the difficulties that the journalist had to face in 2020 . is the sentence against the ex- journalistamchenko with a persuasive and why should fugitives be returned to belarus about this, not onl

michael schmidt and rebecca roiphe, thank you both for joining me tonight.and while we all away the manhattan da's next move, my colleague, the reverend al sharpton, we'll be talking to the man himself. manhattan da alvin bragg will be his guest on politicsnation tomorrow at 5 pm eastern, right here on msnbc. but we have a lot more to cover on this program tonight, like new reporting about one of the sources of the big lie that should never have seen the light of day but managed to make it onto a major cable news network. plus, florida governor ron desantis took his war on woke to the state of iowa today. what that could mean is next. oh! it's daylight saving time. what's the big deal? gasp! what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? what's the big deal? ♪marching band music♪ ♪marching band music♪ i'll get a cart. get two! scotts daylawn saving is the biggest deal of the year. stock up early and save up to $20 dollars on the best scotts products. when it comes to reducing sugar in your family's diet, the more choices, the better. that's w

. >> john: republican senator eric schmidt dropping that accusation on the weaponization of governmenthe was testifying in his former capacity as missouri attorney general. >> sandra: the state is suing the federal government saying it's a pattern to censor speech for its political goals. >> government does not get to pick what viewpoints are right, what issues we discuss or what we believe. but that is exactly what the white house and the agencies as varied as the cdc and the fbi have done. >> can you please elaborate on the ripple effects of president biden saying social media companies are killing people by failing to remove covid information his party disagrees with. >> when you see are the amazing emails right after the july 16, 2021, comment for president biden they are killing people from facebook executives to get back to the white house good graces. >> not just interference with free speech but to organize for political advocacy. >> is this an opinion or are these indisputeable facts. >> extensive evidence to the subcommittee. >> john: also a big focus on covid censorship and

michael schmidt and rebecca roiphe, thank you both for joining me tonight.and while we all away the manhattan da's next move, my colleague, the reverend al sharpton, we'll be talking to the man himself. manhattan da alvin bragg will be his guest on politicsnation tomorrow at 5 pm eastern, right here on msnbc. but we have a lot more to cover on this program tonight, like new reporting about one of the sources of the big lie that should never have seen the light of day but managed to make it onto a major cable news network. plus, florida governor ron desantis took his war on woke to the state of iowa today. what that could mean is next. mean is next my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ray's a1c is down with rybelsus®. i'm down with rybelsus®. my a1c is down with rybelsus®. in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. in the same study, people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid ca

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there, savva morozova, through the actress andreeva, or the legacy of such a manufacturer , the young schmidt, who died under very mysterious circumstances, was killed in prison , and some other things. there is another bitter gorky who really burned himself in the revolution and who began to fight for culture, therefore gorky cannot be different, as it were, to evaluate only from one point of view. ah, revolutionary. yes revolutionary, they were all revolutionized. only gorky was active, what do you think? what is really connected with his such extraordinary excess human energy. yes , just like that, you see, this is not one person, but there is just a lot of passionary things unconditionally born. is the era and gorky wider than just writing? this must be understood. this is not just writing or this is a person who is the ruler of the duma of feelings, a person who really changed the life of that time and before the revolution. after the revolution, of course, on the other hand. gorky spent 14 years in exile in italian migration, first on a square, where he hits. uh, after she ends up in pe

attention of ebay, salzburg, who signs him in the summer of 2012. saudi blossomed on the coach vulgar schmidt scoring $29.00 goals in 2 years and winning the austrian funders, leggett. twice. he wanted to take the next step, no matter what south ants and made it possible with a 15000000 euro deal. saudi excelled in the premier league firing home 21 goals in 2 seasons. that included scoring a hat trick in 2 minutes and 56 seconds. the quickest in league history. many of saudi, as girls came against big teams like liverpool using clot, already have his eyes on saudi a dormant. now he wanted him in england. i do remember when i got called from him to you a him in liverpool. i was lucky to be like if the visa is via and the quote you i him in 2016, a 36000000 euro transfer. so, clot land, his star, we all know how the story goes from here. my 2018 saudi helped livable reach. the champions league final where they were bested by rail madrid. just a year later, he lifted europe's biggest trophy after liverpool defeated spurs. that same season sadie, i was the premier league top scorer. even at manch

i believe that cello sam has, has, ah, she survived al schmidt's thanks to music and he was, the nazis favorite conductor is morally degenerate to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about the sounds of power, inspiring story about survival at home. i don't get the cellist. i was the only one . what lies it look? music in nazi germany, watch now on youtube. d. w documentary. ah . 5 o'clock in the morning he thousands of cars drive through this to her and martini the government has just opened up a new area for gold mining signaling the start of a fresh gold rush. and oh i oh i oh, how many charlotte miss. placing all his hopes in the sand, he's one of the gold miners digging holes in the ground. lin, regarding her bud daughter, me. last night, i didn't sleep. i wanted to get here 1st to get a good spot of blood. there's learned to work too hard here because we'll find it soon. default. we'll go down to 50 meters, then we'll find good gold on the surface there are small nuggets that go down to the bottom and you'll find the lot about them. good. a book we're like them, you're su

she survived al schmidt's thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is morally degenerate to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about the sounds of power, inspiring story about survival at home and go get the tennis. i was the only one. what line did look music in nazi germany? watch now on youtube, d. w documentary ah . ancient tradition, untouched nature and urban development. laos is a country where these 3 worlds collide in a very distinct laotian way. the country is building dams. these enormous works of engineering. ah, what the buddhist country is hoping would allow it to catch up with its wealthier neighbors. but during a debt crisis, can the country break out of isolation? the me cone river is where the fisherman, so hood grew up, he knows it inside out the 25 year old has deployed up bottom set gil net. he lives in a small village in laos further upstream. a huge hydro power plant is being built on. the me kong fishermen are concerned about fish migration roots spawning grounds . and fishing is on asia's most important waterway.

the schmidt's and tangling is especially popular from an informant. tells co singer about embolus hangal and hunt. he immediately sets off to ambulance village. this week, last week we'll drive there. now it will take another 30 minutes or so. we have to hurry so that we get that before garza, i'm get a good one. otherwise we won't be able to see what happens is you always investigate so spontaneously, dollars i was always to go. yes. often asked the drawer fargo's alex evokes a little after 10 kilometers long, bumpy roads. the activist arrived at his destination or in the san bush, auto village. since she lives here we are in the village. you can sense the problem straight to why? the problem. but here you see where it all starts. how are you the last good? while, while, while you're a conservationist and you're saying hi to put you on the ram, no fall, not exactly, not sir. because not all hunters are poachers. you do not hunting? is part of our culture. yeah. but hunting for profit approaching, i don't know. okay, most oh wow. bianca. well hidden camera really? by the with, with all o

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