misha sher, thank you very much _ debate. misha sher, thank you very much for— debate.time. it - debate. misha sher, thank youj very much for your time. it has now been confirmed to the bbc that there strikes are to begin in just ten minutes at two plants in australia. hello there. temperatures have been creeping up day—by—day. and on thursday, we saw the warmest day of the year so far in wisley, in surrey — 32.6 celsius, rounding up to 33 celsius. now, most places ended thursday on a dry, warm and muggy note, but some pretty ferocious thunderstorms, northern ireland through scotland have been raging. they will continue to clear the way northwards of the early part of friday and then we'll start to see some low cloud, mist and fog rolling in off the north sea, affecting eastern scotland and northeast england. a very warm and muggy night come for all areas, particularly across the south. so we start off with this grey, misty, foggy weather across eastern scotland through the firth of forth, and across northeast england. it will gradually burn back to the north sea coast

sher, this drone worth 50 thousand dollars bought the makpo company of mrs. sher, according to the military, it significantly helps in the performance of combat missions , it is a constant, after receiving such feedback , mak poz bought two more latest drones stories, like many others, show that neither money nor procurement difficulties stop our volunteers. and we all understand that it is a matter of special motivation to join the defense of our native country and support those who defend it at the front. in every company we spoke with, there are employees who left to the army to defend the country. we support those employees who decide to protect and defend the country . at the moment, we have about 300 of our employees serving in the ranks of the armed forces, and the step of support from the company's side was that we for them for the time of their term of service, we keep their jobs and their full salary, support of employees, and now defenders are a priority for most it companies, we currently have 55 people serving in the kangaroo armed forces. well,

sher's newest drone. this drone, worth $50,000 , was purchased by ms.makpo company, according to significantly helps the military in the performance of combat tasks, they are constantly pounding after receiving such feedback, mak poz bought two more newest drones in history, as well as many others, testify that neither money nor difficulties in procurement do not stop our volunteers. and we all understand that it is a matter of special motivation to join protection of the native country and support those who defend it at the front in every company we spoke with there are employees who went to the army to defend the country we support those employees who make decisions for themselves defend defend the country at the moment we have about 300 of our employees serving in the ranks of the armed forces and a step of support from the company's side was that we keep their jobs and their full wages for the duration of their service for most of the it companies , we currently have 55 people serving in the armed forces of ukraine. well , they wrote some requests t

and sher eda woven from the money from drozdovijil the flood of his own land and had to feed himself,one else’s brothers had rent for the walls of the bunka. at the very end of the wild golubitskaya gun , the hai blog became an amalgamated life for the family and not rich, however. illuzik was killed, two died, the mother took the gift from her hand, bunka. hutka, had to leave the lease term. long sessions. it didn't work anywhere two three water. take it away. so they fooled around. there's firewood, not and azep's already tired age drozdovich revealed himself from time to time. in three hypostases, a bridge in an elegant suit of a gray beard, the thinker of a seer and thinking about the onions, no matter the indian botship, he was such a son-in-law, he loved to paint much more than to follow the bad, and in spirit he looked at the keen-sighted one who had died to find out. how am i on everything in the sky. at lokova. the old man left him to his children. not the great asparagus, the starting capital will be lost. i'm already a zeb. i'll spend it on the mostat adduction of the mothe

usa to intervene in the conflict with azerbaijan and prevent a new genocide. of armenian descent, shercle for the american magazine newswei где также перегал Белый дом полуха yerevan, and this is a very characteristic story because it shows how to be a russian ally in general, that at any moment, in principle, an ally can be thrown into the potal and well and the russians will not think that they owe anything to someone there . and this is what actually happened to the people. i will not evaluate the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan. this is a long topic and it requires enough, you know. deep in-depth, but we are interested in how russian propaganda behaves in general. what happened is a very simple thing happened. well , russia has been a mediator in this conflict for a long time. this conflict, this conflict broke out with new force after that, russia introduced peacekeepers to nagorno-karabakh, around which the entire conflict unfolds after and as if armenia should be its more ally in this conflict, but armenia accused russia of the fact that these russian peacekeepers, on th

it is sher yes who is truly similar to the figurative world of borkhiz.s, this is this, this is the tape, this is exactly this mobius motif of recursion, repeating, and so on. borkhiz was a man of encyclopedic memory. i think i know what his secret was. that's right, judging by the fact that he uses this labyrinth in the labyrinth. he places some hooks so that he himself does not get lost in this labyrinth. he scatters crumbs yes yes. yes, yes, yes, yes, that is, he uses classical renaissance techniques philosophy. this is a nosiological technique, a technique for ordering consciousness, which is called the palace of the mind; it was invented by such a cool thinker of english origin , raymond louis, and he came up with such an ordering system. knowledge, ordering of memory, ordering of those facts that are contained not like in sherlock holmes's trash attic, but precisely like in borhis's endless labyrinth, where for each mortgage we see dedicated specifically to this raimondula. uh, ramin-de-voul's logic machine, so called i tried to figure it out, but i

showers coming in, putting heavier rain into the likes of carola and some fund to re bus, affecting sher lanka over the next 3 days. but i'm not clear a picture up towards the north west and large areas of pockets done. you daddy liking to see that rain as we goes thursday into friday and it was a move to east asia. relentless rain is a story for the likes of china, particularly across east scenarios, but also down in the south where we have seen widespread flooding and more than a 100 lands 5, we are expecting most problems from the heavy rain. it pulls across the korean peninsula and into southern parts of japan as we go thursday. and so friday, lots of clear conditions, however, still lingering across know the areas beijing at 2090 degrees celsius. so coming in at 28, but it continues to be a very hot story across japan. tokyo see 34 degrees celsius there on thursday, with plenty of sunshine and that to weather update. the quote to you by visit stories of hope and inspiration. show a document to ease from around the world that celebrates coming and resilience in the times of time on t

i was found or sher was walking, then the boots are straight, that's what i was talking about boots.s already worth buying. these are the ones you see , damn it, but this one turned out to be amazing. this is tough. what kind of designer boots did you find? these ordinary panties have already been found. what is this luxurious image that we sewed, these are the arabian trousers that viktor tsoi and i had at the golf club on mosfilmovskaya , you have leather gloves also embroidered with something, then you embroidered them yourself, of course, they brought boots. i also made these brooches on the sides. boots, well that was great i even the sign is that uh we were supposed to have a party. i knew my mother on german . i even have a letter from warsaw somewhere. they were generally modest. they lived not rich. it’s a pity that they didn’t know anna, so they knew their husband, son, anna german and now their mother. they themselves are from russia, and she taught. here is a stone vest and she taught german and russian in warsaw. did you also perform in warsaw? yes, in 1988 these were so

it is sher da who is really similar to the figurative world of borhis, so we took him.so on, the cleaning was realized by a man of encyclopedic memory. i think i know what his secret was. that's it, judging by because he uses this labyrinth in the labyrinth as well. he places some hooks so that he himself does not get lost in this maze and scatters crumbs. yes, he scatters crumbs, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, that is, he uses the classical technique of renaissance philosophy. this is a nosiological technique, a technique for ordering consciousness, which is called the palace of the mind; it was invented by such a cool thinker of english origin, and he came up with such a system of ordering. knowledge, ordering of memory , ordering of those facts that are contained not like in sherlock holmes's trash attic, but specifically, like a cleaning lady in an endless labyrinth, where everyone has a raymondulian logic machine dedicated specifically to this , that's what they call it, i tried to sneak in, but i honestly didn't sleep. there are diagrams there. it requires a certain hab

directed by bart sher. and starring the wonderful danny burstein and zoe wanamaker.his is our last week so, if you're in town, come to studio 54 theater. and really because i've been thinking this is probably my theatrical swan song my last broadway show. >> seth: now that -- [ audience ohs ] that is very - >> well. >> seth: that's problematic. >> you see, seth, things have gotten crazy on the broadway now. i'm sure you read about it audiences are out of control people are pooping in the audience >> seth: no. [ light laughter ] >> they're heckling the actors there's fistfights dogfights. deliveries from door dash. [ light laughter ] >> seth: no, it's -- [ light laughter ] mid show door dash will show up mid show? >> beer pong people having sex. [ light laughter ] not even waiting until intermission [ light laughter ] it's a nightmare [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's very hard. as an actor, that's very hard. >> well, the pooping is the worst. >> seth: yeah. >> and because it's happening with alarming frequency -- [ light laughter ] on any given night in a broadway t

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also with us professor of criminology, law and society at the university of california irvine, sher ris decision to close those stores? >> this company which has more than 2,000 stores in the u.s. says it is dangerous and costly. target is going to close one store in new york city's harlem neighborhood, three stores in the san francisco oakland area, and three more in portland, oregon. the popular retail put out a statement, and they say we cannot continue operating these stores because theft and organid retail crime are threatenin the safety of our team and guests and contributing to unsustainable business performance. now, the company will shut down those nine stores by the end of october, and target is not alone. other retailers like walgreens have cited closures over shoplifting and target has said the theft has driven higher levels of stream, brian cornell said months ago the shrink overall is expected to reduce target's full-year profitability by more than 500 million and investigators say a way to combat this issue is to not buy those stolen items that often pop up online. if the

communications between the folks at blue star and eric sher within, hunter biden's business partner. congratulations to you guys. those are the communications. that's what they got done. remember, when this happens in october 2016, when the pressure is taken off the case is dropped aga against -- the second prosecutor comes in and drops the charges. that's what they wanted done. the final step, the final step is the biden justice department tries to sweep it all under the rug. they slow walk the investigation. they let the statute of limitations laps for the most important years 14 and 15, burisma years when all the income is coming in. they try to put together a sweetheart deal and get it past a judge and we learned yesterday in the search warrant examining hunter biden's electronic communications, they weren't allowed to ask about political figure one. political figure number one is the big guy, is joe biden. and they would have gotten away with it all. they would have gotten away with it all except for two brave whistleblowers who sat in those seats two months ago and told their s

obviously cnn has been reporting trump talked to sher lease stefanik about it just yesterday. >> yeahhat somebody is pulling the strings. what i have learned is that whenever you have, kind of, an extreme idea or a crazy idea that is suggested, that ends up having to happen because now everybody is, kind of, compared to the craziest idea. i would go to a lincoln day dinner, a big republican fund-raiser thing, and you would always hear five people that have these crazy theories. you knew a year later when you went back there, everyone would be saying those crazy theories. the train is out of the station. they're going to have to try to impeach joe biden, regardless what they come up with. i just want to say to my democratic friends out there, please don't use this -- you have every right to, but don't use this as an excuse to mimic some of these republican processes because we have to have at least one party that is steadfast holding the standards, holding the democratic principles, small d, and saying that impeachment is something only to be used in extreme circumstances. democrats ha

for more on the new lineup, we are joined now by tech expert ian sher. ian it's good to see you here. so let's start with i think the biggest headline for a lot of people here with the new iphones. they have the usb-c charging port, which has replaced apple's lightning port. what what is this transition to the usb-c port going to be like for people who buy the latest iphones? well, for a lot of people, it's going to be pretty seamless because over the last few years, the tech industry has really standardized on usb-c. it's this oval looking plug that a lot of people have and in fact, it's the same charging plug that apple has for their computers and for their tablets. most android phones out there now use it. so apple had been kind of staying steady with using their what's called lightning connector, which they came out with a decade ago. it was pretty revolutionary for the time. you know, it could work backwards and forwards. it was a pretty reliable connection. it was a little water resistant, which was good when they were trying to make that better. b

also, i'd be remiss if i didn't shout out when sher's about sally ride. you know, tam is also featured heavily in there and. sally the sally ride biography is by lynne is really the definitive text about sally and she does a great job with that. but one thing i really love talking to about was, you know, obviously they kept their relationship private it while sally was alive. but, you know, tam essentially came out when sally passed and she told me, you know, she knew that she probably got some criticism about keeping that a secret. but a lot of people have messaged her since she came out and became public it and told her that, you know, her saying that she was sally's partner, you know, gave them the confidence and courage to come out themselves and, be true to who they were. and so i thought that was really a fantastic thing to learn. and i think, you know, that's just it shows how much weight sally had while she was in this world. and even when she's not, you know, she's still inspires people to this day. she absolutely does. and i agree. lynn shared a

but nancy is at the point in her life where sher will offer you her opinion. >> it doesn't matter if you want it or not. doesn'nt or i'm sure you know pe that. reat. all the time, take back your party. the republican party is a great parts y. you've done great things for our country. you're notcountry.. >> you're not a cult to a. were those real pearls? most definitely. maybe nancinitely.y thinks this elections in the bag. maybe she knows somethinybe g we don't. is biden guaranteed to win the next election? it's kinthe ne d of how nancy's talking, because politicians don't usually callta 78 million voters cult members. usually, politicians worll 78 m to try to appeal to those americans. >> but not nancy. she's so cocky not that she doesn't have to appeal and persuade, which tells me shede which doest her vote. >> why not? either the nexeithert election's a locker. >> we don't share her values. >> it's interesting to see how there is a certainvalues. of the population who will just go for him. therhie are people we would probably never get. they don't share our values in termsprobab o

sher's book because it isn't out yet it's this wonderful thing when you first get to hold your book in your hand and i got to see dr. sturt hold her book for her first time in her hand the day that book is 21 days to baghdad, which focuses operation iraqi freedom through the career and eyes of general buford blount, who led the us forces of the third infantry division into baghdad in 2003. it's a book that's part biography and part battle and how does the character buford blount hold that together? because he has a very complicated history. yeah. so the first thing that drew me to this project was general blunt himself. he's a family history. one of his sisters did genealogy of the family, and she was able to trace their ancestry back to a couple of brothers who fought at the battle of hastings in 1066. so they have a long military tradition in their family. they have had and have had ancestors who fought in almost u.s. war since, the american revolution. and so that family history made him fascinating to me as i got to know him and and learn that he also has deep roots in mississippi

that a 19 year old woman who died after losing a legal battle with the nhs can now be named siddiq sheresh, who named siddiq shert romesh, who had a rare mitochondrial disorder , wanted to travel to disorder, wanted to travel to nonh disorder, wanted to travel to north america for potential clinical trials. however for the unnamed nhs trust had a fundamental disagreement with the teenage family over what was in her best interests. during the hearing , the court of the hearing, the court of protection heard that ms tirumalai told a psychiatrist, i want to die trying to live her family said she was one of a kind. after a year of struggle and heartache , we can finally and heartache, we can finally say our beautiful daughter and sister's name in public without fear. >> she is sidika. she is sidika thermals, not esti . despite our thermals, not esti. despite our grief and the continuing shock over everything we have been through today , a part of us is through today, a part of us is at peace . as subhiksha was at peace. as subhiksha was a wonderful daughter and sister who we will cherish fo

that upon the conclusion of morning business, the senate resume consideration of the brad sher nomination. further, that the cloture motions filed today ripen at 5:30 p.m. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: if there's no further business to come before the senate, ski that it stand adjourned -- i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order following the remarks of senators cardin, lankford and lee. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i yield the floor. mr. cardin: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senior senator from maryland. mr. cardin: thank you, mr. president. 60 years ago last week, monday, august 28, hundreds of thousands of men and women desended on or nation's capital for the march on washington for jobs and freedom. the march has become synonymous with dr. reverend martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech, which he delivered from the steps of the lincoln memorial. it's become a central rallying theme for civil rights movement. dr. king was prophetic, beginning by saying that the day will go down in history as the great

in the tula region there are clinics, sher centers and specialized hospitals.are from out of town, the staff of the new oncology center is already fully staffed, including thanks to their gubernatorial program for the allocation of official housing for evgenia savushkina igor alekseev channel for now , the program time will tell will continue to air on channel one. the information channel on the first continues the program time will tell we are transported to the front under the flint. yesterday our forces tried to counterattack our forces, but the attack was repulsed by the counterattack and all the details of what is happening right now we will find out from the editor-in-chief of call tv war correspondent evgeniy lisitsyn zhenya hello, what is happening on kuppinsky direction? do su really have attempts to counterattack and how successful are they? and also hello again, in fact, in the purchased direction there were attempts in small groups to break through in the area of ​​​​the blueprint, and in the amount of 15 people and two armored vehicles on petropavl