how scholastic, currently, fortunately, observe, is that the fruit here is not only small, it's not the best quality guntee the produce 0 in terms of 1st choice that would cost to grow or tens of thousands of francs per hector in the income loss of weight that they will deliver new port of the product of the drought is noticeable between the trees the dry summer has caused major problems with these trees have died if they hadn't been irrigated i'll provide the cold. yeah. do to show you how long a treatment survive without the water. in fact, a tree has some mechanisms that allow it to survive without water. excuse me, but i'm a dispute of assorted without water. they stop growing and can't drive quasi the priest difficulty. the growth of the shoots and the branches go, it will be completely stopping as well. the growth of the fruit, a co pay table. a. that question was if we so it's the yields the quality of the production that is affected by the lack of water. he fixed the bottom, the bottom of the aside from so improves. there is another way to measure entries need for water. den dur

almost natalie just loved the city, the symbol of the outbreak of civil war and ukraine. father, scholastic me, it's kind of the, i guess there's nature at the will distorted, comfortable. imagine if she didn't tell me when she went to the side of chalet wasn't getting blood loss of is it just move show that land. you know, i've seen you sleeping, we know not postables that most with this to do is actually the new soon. the girl will be in the most because i looked at the new stuff when you came from boy investment, you got the statement that same thing here the to the possible will just that just don't was there that's fine. is because people's, instead of the products, the is limited to the i is this, if i is you studies to show that i missed the steps, pay the money even though that's kind of like why so much for all of this. um its a full change was taken on july. the 5th 2014 as the done by somebody should call them forward its way out of civilians besieged by ukrainian. national is the all screen voice belongs to the youngest member of the don't best militia as on sunday because of mo

and so carol is subbing at the time with scholastic as a tech to our guys people has 20 minutes for her tour. her knowledge of culture, geography and history, are all put to the test. as well as her skill as a tour guide. welcome to the best bargain. the theme of the tour is hunting in greenland. this is the skin of a right to you can see it's really hard to see, but they use any have small rings on the pad and yeah, the, that's where the used to be head. they cut the on, saw nothing goes to a and we still keep that has chosen her own topic. like all of the examination candidates. there's a tradition of hunting in her family and she knows the topic well. the hunting season, this phone 1st of august 2, and that's a term but her time is accurate and we'll take it to us to see and then we'll evaluate it was the very quick and the time through by very fast. and i had a lot more that i would have to enough to say, especially about the to hunting tools, which is very important. and since so big i was really excited to talk about in a few hours. people will find out whether she's passed or exa

or even some of the scholastic, if i don't think so, that's the most on whether it's it's less or more just bring in the police government denies the rule of soviet sonya is in the victory of a naziism. and is it raising historical memories of world war 2 is the 48 this when you order. although it did seem the non c regimes, the trustees would remain, thinks in people's consciousness forever. but as long as russell phobia is profitable and brings dividends, you are willing to have a to rewrite the cost. yes. yeah. most of the provides. i need to see things because of the facts. do i need october 30 at the most point the does. the very completes those these mitchell switch out at arctic east to chase, which i bought from the vision. it was mitchell that could be fitted with any say it will tell you east uh east uh um you said somebody thought is likely thought who quoted you to is to because of the dog or j o t. dr. figured events, he is going to sit if it needs to use it for this, the best opinion is none of the sort above us proceed busted lip. nobody was about to you seeking assistan

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yeah, i'm not sure or even some other scholastic, if i don't think so, that's the most on whether it's it's especially when we're just putting in the police government denies the rule of soviet soldiers in the victory of a non citizen. and is it raising historical memories of world war 2? because the 40, because when you order, although it did seem the non c regimes, the trustees would remain, thinks in people's consciousness forever. but as long as russell phobia is profitable and brings dividends, you are willing to have a to rewrite the cost. to take up the i'll provide i need to see things because those folks do, i need to be the have getting stan has attracted conquerors attention from time immemorial, in the 19th century, the british empire decided to subjugate that century. the british view, the afghan lands as the northern gateway to india, and wanted to turn them into an obedient province, trying to predict independence, the mere of a dentist in the us little homage turned for help the russia waste. the bread is considered their deal political adversary. this was the last stra

there's peer pressure, there's high expectations, scholastically and in sports, applying to colleges,n their families, so they're juggling with a lot and they found there's an uptick in depression, anxiety and even suicide. it's good we're talking about this issue right now. >> let's back up, how does actually taking a mental health benefit a kid? >> well, kids have a sense when they're overwhelmed and now instead of getting sick they can say emotionally i needed time out. the sense where they need to rest, relax, reboot, and this is helping with their emotional intelligence, identifying the whole person and knowing when they need to remove themselves when they're feeling overly stressed and for parents to recognize that, you know, kids have a lot of stress in their lives, maybe it's due to a long project they were working on, maybe they can use the time out in a celebratory way for their child, but just knowing that the brain that's in survival mode is not learning is not connecting and that's what this mental health day can do it gives the brain a respite so the child can learn bett

a rally took place in san francisco today at a california inner scholastic federation of cif meetingansgender youth participation in girls sports. people at the rally want the cif to ban transgender girls from taking part on girls sports teams. they say transgender girls would be taking the place of athletes who were girls at birth. they also say it's a matter of safety and fairness. safety is the most important reason that we're here, because girls are not safe when boys are on the field or court with them, they're much more powerful. they're stronger and faster than girls. that's just a biological fact. so safety is a huge issue and fairness is a huge issue as well. inclusion should be the last thing we're talking about here because boys can always compete in the boys category. they're not excluded from anything. some rally participants spoke during the public comment period at the cif meeting. according to the cif, in accordance with state law, students may play sports within the gender of their choosing and school board members of the rocklin unified school district approved a po

and so for our athletes at the high school or scholastic level, there's a whole nother question to thato point out that there are other issues with turf that we haven't really addressed that i mentioned about concussions and the landing on the below there. we worry also about heat illness, which is certainly something that happens in the east bay and other parts of the bay area. grass fields are rarely going to be more than about 85 degrees on the surface. but on a warm, sunny day, a turf field can exceed 160°f. so heat illness becomes maybe the more concerning issue for those athletes. gosh, i hadn't even considered that. obviously, something that that parents need to be aware of. doctor, really appreciate you coming in and talking with us. no matter what level of play that that you're that you're talking about, whether it be the young players or the nfl. thanks again for coming in. thank you, alex. all right. coming up here on the fourth today in our giving day, empowering latinos in the south bay. how the hispanic foundation of silicon valley is putting students on the path to succes

new at noon, a rally is taking place right now in san francisco at a california inner scholastic federation, or cif meeting over transgender youth. participate in girls sports. people at the rally want the cif to ban transgender girls from participating on girls sports teams. they say transgender girls would be taking the place of athletes who were girls at birth and that it's a matter of safety and fairness. safety is the most important reason that we're here, because girls are not safe when boys are on the field or court with them, they're much more powerful. they're stronger and faster than girls. that's just a biological fact. so safety is a huge issue and fairness is a huge issue as well. inclusion should be the last thing we're talking about here because boys can always compete in the boys category. they're not excluded from anything. the cif is meeting right now has yet to comment on the rally, but in the past has said in accordance with state law, students may play sports within the gender of their choosing. piedmont police are asking for the public's help to find two people who rob

i am a scholastic reporter and i'm very thankful for this engaging panel that you have all provided. my question specifically is in regards to who motivated all of you to pursue this field of entrepreneurship. the field is difficult to pursue and there's likely chance of failure but african-americans have been subjugated again in this industry with the wealth gap and whatnot. how have you been motivated and who motivated you to carry out these ideals and how can we inspire future generations, the kids of the day who become the leaders of tomorrow? [applause] >> it goes without saying i motivated by you. [applause] >> i am, like many people, it started for me in church so there has to be the ground mister williams talked about in terms of family upbringing, then i got a chance to see those who were performing when i got to sit on the board i was 26, the youngest person before me was 56. i spent a lot of time, i got this real basic thing, god gave me two years and one mouth. listen. when you get an opportunity to sit with people and listen to people, ask questions. i asked chairwoman w

. >> i am a scholastic reporter and very thankful for this engaging panel that all the speakers haverovided to. my question is in regards to who motivated you to pursue this field of entrepreneurship that is difficult to pursue and there is a likely chance of failure over the fact that african-americans have been subjugated again in this industry with the wealth gap and how have you been motivated and who specifically motivated you to carry out these ideas and how can we inspire future generations and kids of the day to become the leaders of tomorrow? [applause] >> first it goes without saying that i'm motivated by you. [applause] it started for me in church so there has to be background in which he talked about your family and upbringing. then i got the chance to see those that are performing. when i got to sit on the board of that african-american group i was the youngest person before me was 56. so i've spent a lot of time listening. god gave you two ears and one mouth. listen. we have an opportunity to listen to people and ask questions. there is so much experience that people ha

funny stories and poems and then enter the competition which you can see in my website or at the scholasticand comics is really part of what i love. what i loved when i was a kid. i think children get into the stories. they really like being able to read the text but all the drawings and illustrations really help to tell the story and that is something i enjoyed and i wanted to do the same thing with the books. how do you get a reluctant reader to become a writer? to how do you get a reluctant reader to become a writer?— become a writer? to become a writer?! let's _ become a writer? to become a writer?! let's then _ become a writer? to become a writer?! let's then read - become a writer? to become a i writer?! let's then read whatever they want. i would read fiction books, comics, people worry about comics. i do a podcast where i talk to... �* , . to... don't they call them graphic novels new? _ to... don't they call them graphic novels now? you _ to... don't they call them graphic novels now? you can, _ to... don't they call them graphic novels now? you can, but - to... don't they call the