for the next 8 years this will be sim young some your life's routine at the far eastern branch of the moscow state academy of choreography also known as the bolshoi ballet school. it has a language all its own good it is the 1st time i heard pullin your tireless thought what title is that the how do you political. want to turn your needle fives outward. you know not go there with no ordinance to turn the find 90 degrees out in the hip socket night it's classical ballet his 1st position i did just as tough as he avoided now at least understand what my teacher wants of me. not long ago she preys on me when i did something right and thought what exactly. hostile. russia has a global reputation as the home of classical ballet and we have that for more than a century future stars of the ballet stage have trained the same way but the competition is fierce to get by students have to have strong muscles and nerves of steel when you've worn. some urine is stubborn that's a good trait to have in ballet plus he's got strong muscles and he can jump very well but still could rush will. that's impo

few final touches and they're ready and him young sim you know for all the dancing in the most beautiful of christmas ballets. 5 on the big opera stage in vladivostok eastern russia. being a ballet dancer is nice but tough. 0 it's even tougher for someone who comes from the provinces and is just starting out. be able to tense up lift her back turn your legs outward. they want us that not everyone can take it like you. at what you had but you have to wait. a lot more who we were now what you need behind your back stomach pulling your tail 2 shoulders down. on the curriculum it's just called dance and classical dance in reality it's really ringback hard work every morning for hours. for the next 8 years this will be simian some you know it's routine at the far eastern branch of the moscow state academy of choreography also known as the bolshoi ballet school. it has a language all its own good it is the 1st time i heard pulling your title i thought what title is that the cool and how do you put it in its. turn your name 5 is out went. no no there was no ordinance to turn the find 90 degrees

academy opened a branch here so far away from moscow but within reach of young people of the far east sim your own comes from b. or b. john almost a 1000 kilometers away. today his mother is visiting. him she goes through all this new mystery it was as if we'd never been apart come here give me a hug of course we miss him. but we're also so proud of him did you miss me to. know that sim yawn doesn't live with his parents he only makes it home 3 times a year during school vacations here in the future ballet dancer has other things to think about. god. god. he gets a break from cramming math and english but ballet practice continues. he's got to stay in shape even without the bar ready. i have to stretch at least an hour every day. yeah i sit on the floor and stand on my tiptoes. you're watching but i would push him happy that everything seems to be so easy for him. he says then i sit on my heels and pull them forward that stretches my feet. we know ballet dancing is a very serious and difficult profession so you'll. live up to him in that same young will have to work his whole life to main

sim your own was just right for the part. the sins of the. distance and i was a bit scared. yeah that giant stage isn't the real ballet dancers. was for. don i was afraid out embarrass myself in front of them. i wanted to do everything right from the start it again to them and they dilute to this put it in the hood so. the next cracker ballet with a score by tchaikovsky tells about the christmas eve when a broken wooden nutcracker is transformed into a prince during the night some young plays the boy who broke the night cracker and set the drama in motion. for. the. stop center on wait not like that you have to listen to the music it. was just a boy is it i was afraid the adult onset who can do everything would see me dance unlawful do you think that's what i was most afraid of. it i thought how can i stand on the same stage as them. that's terrible really terrible . but the day of the big premiere inevitably arrives. 01356 seats in blood of all stocks opera house are sold out in the audience is simeon's friend my feet from the ballet class. and of course his family from b.

star citizen came around because chris roberts wanted to create the ultimate space sim. i want to build a university i want to build the game i always wanted to build but did not have the tools to do until now. so when people saw what he was selling and what he wanted to create, they wanted to invest. and they have. in excess of $250 million so far. $37 million was raised in the last year alone. all this for a game which is still in the testing phase and is not a finished product. cloud imperium games has been developing star citizen since 2012. it now has a team of 500 spread across five studios in the uk, germany and the united states. this is the la

star citizen came around because chris roberts wanted to create the ultimate space sim. want to build a university i want to build the game i always wanted to build but did not have the tools to do until now. so when people saw what he was selling and what he wanted to create, they wanted to invest. and they have. in excess of $250 million so far. $37 million was raised in the last year alone. all this for a game which is still in the testing phase and is not a finished product. cloud imperium games has been developing star citizen since 2012. it now has a team of 500 spread across five studios in the uk, germany and the united states. this is the la office. even though the team here is busy still making the game, it is playable and being played by gamers at the moment. this game goes out every three months. but, of course, it is very early alpha so to a degree, they are having the exact same experience as someone who would be working on a game as a developer. but this is a game that, from its inception, has proven to be controversial. since the original kickstarter camp

and this dealt with little sim cards that we all find in our phones but the e-sim is a tech does thisbeen around for about ten years believe it or not and it's in all of our ipads and i believe the apple watches, but not in all of our phones. and e-sim is a way or you don't have to go to a store or by the little card to switch. you can do that electronically. it's embedded in it and it is done through software. why is that good? because the carrier could send to you, we can offer you $40 a month plan unlimited. you can switch anytime you want. your carrier, just press this button. would you do that? you might be enticed to do that. you might have some real price competition. however, if your current phone prevent you from doing that could shift to go and switch your phone out completely between carriers, that is not available. in europe it is available, so it's interesting is that it marries into the standard-setting business. so the gfma which is typically a trade association began going down a path of developing a technical, technological standard. but what was the goal of that stan

and e-sim is a way we don't have to go to a store or by the little card to switch.ou can do that electronically. it's embedded in it and it's done through software. why is that good? because the carrier could send to you, we can offer you $40 a month plans unlimited. you can switch anytime you want. your carrier, just press this button. you might be enticed to do that. you might have some real price competition. however, if your current phone tree venture from doing that because you to go and switch your phone out completely between carriers, that is not available. in europe it is available. so what's interesting is that it marries into the standard-setting business. so the gf ma which is typically a trade association began going down a path of developing a technical, technological standard or what was the goal of that standard, is to prevent the limitation of e-sims. and an innovation the good of an plastic as far as consumer mobility and make it a lot easier for folks to be able to be on the receiving end of aggressive pricing practices. well, that business review

the women's mobile phone sim card is their membership i.d. dr. zava and her team are going to visit a pregnant woman who wants to join the insurance scheme. if an emergency were to crop up in this remote region, there would be very few families who could afford to pay for transport to the hospital. this mother wants to use her new sim card to transfer the equivalent of five euros to m-tomady. after that, she'll pay three euros a month. whatever customers pay in gets automatically doubled thanks to donations from germany. once they've built up a credit of 30 euros, their medical care is covered. dr. zava: we havave shown her tt her money is increased with a bonus,s, and she have now in hr account 30,000 ariari, in the account. so we prove it to her the money is there. repoporter: that's nearlrly 10 euros, so she's already one third of the way there. in the evevening, the teteam res to the capapital antanananari. dr. zazava uses the e time dug the drivive to plan whwhere she needs s to visit the n next d. a short distance from the ntnter thehe thr

a new law requires everyone registering new sim cars 24 -- tim cards to first submit to a facial scan. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers, welcome. two weeks to save the future. that is how many are describing the u.n. climate change conference starting today in madrid. delegates from 200 countries have begun to weeks of meetings amid a growing sense of crisis. u.n. secretary general antonio guterres is calling for bold action, warning the world risks passing the point of no return. negotiators have been tasked with ironing out the rules for implanting that historic 2015 paris climate agreement -- implanting -- implementing, and which countries agreed to limit global warming to under two degrees celsius from the average of preindustrial times. the united states is also represented. president donald trump has pulled his country out of t the paris agrereement but that does not take effect until late next year. >> we are, indeed, still in. unfortunately, we are having to fight our way through a bit of a blockade by the fossil fuel industry. but that will not prevail. and the america

star citizen came around because chris roberts wanted to create the ultimate space sim that hadn't existedto build any old game. i want to build a universe. i want to build a game i always wanted to build, but i didn't have the tools to do until now. so when people then saw it, they saw what he was selling, they saw what he wanted to create, they wanted to invest in that. and invest, they have — so far in excess of $250 million, with $37 million raised in the last year alone. all this for a game which is still in the testing phase and isn't a finished product. cloud imperium games has been developing star citizen since 2012. it now has a team of 500 spread across five studios in the uk, germany and the united states. this is the la office. even though the team here is busy still making the game, it is playable, and being played by gamers at the moment. this game goes out every three months. but it's, of course, it is very, very early alpha so, to a degree, they're having the exact same experience as somebody that would be working on a game as, like, a qa guy or even as a developer. but thi

china clues trotted cell phone users triggering fresh privacy concerns because everyone registering new sim cards to submit to a facial scan. lot . i'm still get a welcome to the program. we begin in madrid where delegates from nearly 200 countries have begun a 2 week climate summit amid a growing sense of crisis u.n. secretary general antonio terrace is calling for bold action warning that the world and risks pass at the point of no return because they just have been tasked with ironing out the rules for implementing the 2015 pounds climbs agreement in which countries have agreed to mimic global warming to less than 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial temperatures the united states one of the world's biggest company mrs is also representing a president trump pulled his country out of the pars accord but that doesn't take full effect until late next year we are indeed still in. unfortunately we are having to fight our way through a bit of a blockade by the fossil fuel industry but that will not prevail and the america that you know the america of leadership the america of progress the am

it's a cell phone users triggering fresh privacy fears a new law requires everyone registering new sim cards to 1st submit a facial skin. i'm brink off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome to weeks to save the future that is how many are describing the u.n. climate change conference starting today in madrid delegates from nearly 200 countries have begun 2 weeks of meetings amid a growing sense of crisis and secretary general and tony a good test is calling for bold action warning that the world. risks passing the point of no return to go she had been tasked with ironing out the rules for implementing that historic 2015 paris climate agreement in which countries have agreed to limit global warming to less than 2 degrees celsius of both of the average temperature from pre-industrial times of the united states one of the world's biggest carbon emitters is also represented believe it or not president donald trump has pulled his country out of the paris accord but that does not take full effect until late next year. we are indeed still in. unfortuna

cell phone use is triggering fresh privacy concerns a new law requiring everyone to registering new sim cards to 1st submit to a facial skin. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us 2 weeks to save the future that is how many are describing the u.n. climate change conference beginning today in madrid delegates from nearly 200 countries have begun 2 weeks of meetings amid a growing sense of crisis human secretary general and tony a good tennis is calling for bold action morning that the world risks passing the point of no return because she enters i've been tasked with ironing. the rules for implementing the 2015 paris climate agreement in which countries have agreed to limit global warming to less than 2 degrees celsius above pre-industrial age temperatures united states one of the world's biggest carbon emitters is also represented president dollar trump has pulled his country out of the paris accord but that doesn't take full effect until late next year we are indeed still in unfortunately we are having to fight our way through a bit of a blockade by the fossil fuel industry but t

know that sim yon doesn't live with his parents he only makes it home 3 times a year during school vacations here in the future ballet dancer has other things to think about. but. it was. was. he gets a break from cramming math in english but ballet practice continues. to stay in shape even without the bar. but i have to stretch at least an hour every day. to sit on the floor and stand on my tiptoes. yes. you're watching that i would push him happy that everything seems to be so easy for him. he says then i sit on my heels and pulled him forward that stretches my feet. to stop. we know ballet dancing is a very serious and difficult profession here your. new floors lead up to here in that same young will have to work his whole life to maintain the level he achieves got when approaching it he threw. the court the water. over because the garden what's important is not to skip a single day. once i didn't stretch my feet for a few days and afterward they heard so much. wall in the wooded community of war is his opportunity to get to know another world and maybe even to become famous . slob a buck

star citizen came around because chris roberts wanted to create the ultimate space sim that hadn't existedest follow—up to that. but i don't want to build any old game. i want to build a universe. i want to build a game i always wanted to build, but i didn't have the tools to do until now. so when people then saw it, they saw what he was selling, they saw what he wanted to create, they wanted to invest in that. and invest, they have — so far in excess of $250 million, with $37 million raised in the last year alone. all this for a game which is still in the testing phase and isn't a finished product. star citizen's crowdfunding began back in 2011, with development starting in 2012. since then, the team making the title, cloud imperium games, has grown to 500, with five studios in three different countries. one of which is here, in los angeles. this is an unusual title in the world of video games because even though the team here is busy still making the game, it is playable and being played by gamers at the moment. this game goes out every three months. but it's, of course, it is very, very

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argentina and brazil become the next target soft traveler of sim posed by donald trump he has announced new duties on steel and aluminum to protect national industry sput could they do more harm than good. also on the show u.s. companies appear more hesitant about making big investments in germany we'll tell you why. and it's cyber monday the 2nd global shopping event after black friday last week and even the pope is wondering how much consumerism can we still afford. it's time for business on d. w. and how you know i guess it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump claims he wants to protect his national steel and aluminum industries by imposing import tariffs again duties are already in place for chinese and european steel and aluminum argentina and brazil were so far accepted but that is about to change as announced by trump 1st as usual on twitter and then later in person. just as he was departing for the nato conference in europe u.s. president donald trump reaffirmed his intention to levy penalty tariffs on steel and aluminum from brazil and argentina that. really.

the stars an era that defines so much to. 19 simming the best since december 23rd. if i'm going to the put is the game here for days the 1st place to talk about cliffs all coverage. more posts coming up a little we have him in let's have a look at some of the much ceramic to still shaking in the green for me so you. t.w. . welcome to the euro max. line of story. with exclusive. the must see concerning culture in europe. a place to be curious might. do it yourself networkers. subscribe don't miss out. welcome to news from the world of culture provocative olfa naomi klein talks about a new book called on find the case for a green new deal also coming up. clint eastwood's latest movie richard jewel hit cinemas as controversy about the trial of one of the journalists in the film the script we don't read on this story and an age old wood carving craft in bosnia herzegovina that's being given. canadian author and activist naomi klein has written books that criticize capitalism and globalization whether you agree with her views or not she has a strong and intelligent argum

. >> my maiden name was sims, s-i-m-s. >> and elisa, where's that coming from. >> no, i left florida. mean, i was a fugitive from florida. >> she was from massachusetts and was a mother of two. wanted in florida for violating probation and had been on the run for nine years, she said. she eventually settled in las vegas where she met larry and by this time had changed her name to elisa. she told the police she was at the horse show in arizona when she found out police wanted to talk to her about larry. and so she took off in her jaguar, drove from state to state. >> where were you headed at this point. >> i didn't -- just away. >> so with the preliminaries out of the way, now came the big question. what happened to larry mcnabney? elisa, without hesitation and without even being asked, spilled the beans. >> and did i kill my husband? yes, i killed my husband. >> there it was, no apology, no evasion. she simply confessed to killing her husband, larry mcnabney. but, and this was a "but" with a capital "b," that wasn't the whole story, not even close. >>> coming up, the rest of the story

i have been using apps like this one, procreate, masterclass, and the ex plane sim during the treatment have also been recording my data to show oncologists what my body has been up to. i record what the data shows like blood pressure, and collect data myself like my resting heart rate and body temperature. three days after treatment i go up a few degrees. it's really useful. i can then go to the doctor and show them physical evidence of what my body has been doing. it's completely frozen solid now. sometimes there is ice in there. i can't remember anything anymore. after a few hours of iv and a cold head, i am nearly done for another week. thank you so much. so that's it, that's chemo treatment in a nutshell. lots of different iv drugs, cool cap, port and now hospital lunch. that was absolutely fascinating. really brave, thank you. i had no idea about what goes on. this is exactly why i did it because it feels like an opportunity to just lift the lid on a single word and just maybe give people who are about to go through this the chance to understand a bit more before going into it and

star citizen came around because chris roberts wanted to create the ultimate space sim that hadn't existedhe'd made wing commander and he wanted to make the biggest follow—up to that. but i don't want to build any old game. i want to build a universe. i want to build a game i always wanted to build, but i didn't have the tools to do until now. so when people then saw it, they saw what he was selling, they saw what he wanted to create, they wanted to invest in that. and invest, they have — so far in excess of $250 million, with $37 million raised in the last year alone. all this for a game which is still in the testing phase and isn't a finished product. star citizen's crowdfunding began back in 2011, with development starting in 2012. since then, the team making the title, cloud imperium games, has grown to 500, with five studios in three different countries. one of which is here, in los angeles. this is an unusual title in the world of video games because even though the team here is busy still making the game, it is playable and being played by gamers at the moment. this game goes out ev

star citizen combines elements of a massively multiplayer role playing game, spaceship sim and firstrse. thanks, wendy! it has a large, loyalfan base. previously we could not have done a planet like this before. when i was a kid, i wanted to be an astronaut. i ended up being a dentist. i always used to fantasise about being a spaceman and that is what this is. star citizen is important.

stores an era that defines a modest. 19 sim in the basement steps to symmetry her. laugh. out loud. laughter. oh to joy from his 9th symphony one of the most recognizable pieces of music in the world. we're going to hear a lot more in the next 12 months as 2020 is the 250th anniversary of his birth and will be celebrated in a big way throughout the year in his hometown of ball also coming up today we have an exclusive interview with one of the great german film director. who receive a lifetime achievement award at the european film awards this week a. box we begin with beethoven 2020 which was launched in the western german city bomb all mines day in advance of a spectacular year of concert exhibitions on the events all about one of the greatest classical composers of all time was beethoven's birthplace and where he spent the 1st 20 years of his life now d.w. is heavily involved in the celebrations i'll be talking about that and the launch of a special d.w. classical music you tube channel with my colleague aging kennedy off to this.

you know integrity if one sim bat the entire council and then with her background of a politician she is probably much better prepared for that job than just a druggie who was you know a top ranked economist who let the e.c.v. drawl be drawn into politics. michel so thank you very much for the spread out thank you for. 3 u.s. house of representatives has passed a bill imposing sanctions on the russian led gas pipeline project north stream to the new sanctions target companies that own the ships needed to lay the massive pipes the project depends on the bill has the potential to stop construction just as it's nearing completion. only a few companies in the world possess the technology to lane deep sea pipelines none of them is russian if they continue to work on nord stream to they could find themselves cut off from doing business in the us their assets there might be frozen and people working on the ships would no longer be allowed to enter america the 1230 kilometer long pipeline is a subsidiary of russia's gazprom and is meant to transport natural gas under the baltic sea from russi

see i had hopes the dumb sim a cold. the terrain was in full stop change of plan and. probably in my shoes puts down the costs for the end of that because of the moves out of an awful lot in the sometimes when i'm shooting video. yes and for me is that both of them to me was she was out all for the stuff that i asked you to me here to stand out. last fall. because he's instagram page is only just starting to gain in popularity field but he has almost 19000 follow us. copy and i don't see inevitably brings hate owes to. north korea that we're not alone. i. who thinks. they're going to be in the shredder and get rid of it fantastic to me but here to the beat all of the clients saying good riddance to the purple cast that i have been that they don't know what i want to get. the world is driven by shaped by one person. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. the i'm a go up is like the child in the room it's impulsivity it's narcissism it's us versus them it's fear the prefrontal cortex is empathy it's compassion it's thinking about the future in terms of what we do today that'

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. >> hi, i'm pam sims. i'm a a senior development specialist in the housing division. i'm here to talk about the fiscal year 18-19c.o.p. annual report. as you know, eligibility c.o.p. holders were displaced in the 1960s and 70s with agency action in the western edition. the hunters point areas of the city. currently there are 950 active c.o.d. holders with affordable housing that me might apply to that said they don't need to satisfy all of the resident criteria for units being offered. for fiscal year 18-19, o.c. i. has mr. white said, we had four rental projects leased up for a total of 246 available water units. for those units, there were the c.o.p. coordinators, zoni soniak daniels and they be engage and apply for affordable housing. she's responsible for cop mailings confirming eligibility, issuing new certificates, obtain subsidies for under income c.o.p. holder applicants and responding to questions c.o.p. holders have which often means, oh no, i am so sorry. which often means c.o.p. holders may have, how do they prove residency? and assist c.o.p. holders throu

. >> pam sims, development specialist for oci. actually, we will consider this an inclusionary project and the units will go in through lottery. >> those are my questions. the only question i have and i'm not sure how to mitigate this is we have a church across the street. we also have bay view mission that is run by deacon and other organizations around there and there's been a trend when new housing comes up, the new neighbors tend to have a problem with existing organizations and there is a recent example in oakland where a new building was built and a church was there for 85 years. the new neighbors all of a sudden were upset that there was the music, the gospel music rehearsal dates evenings and and so i don't know how we can mitigate. maybe it's through letting people know that there are existing organizations in the rental agreement and so you are asking to do it and so i would ask something maybe staff could work with you to look at putting something in the leases to be able to say that there are organizations that exist t

sims. when the president appeared at the deposition of ms. jones and secondly before the federal grand jury, he was sworn to a second oath, to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god. this according to witnesses to the judiciary committee before the special counsel, he did not do. for this, i will vote to impeach the president of the united date . -- united states. i ask these cases be considered by the u.s. senate and the other body of this great congress uphold their responsibility to render justice on these most serious charges. but to the president, i would say, sir, you have done great damage to this nation over this past year. and while your defenders are contending that further impeachment proceedings would only protract and exacerbate the damage to this country, i'd say that you have the power to terminate that damage and heal the wounds that you have created. you, sir, may resign your post. [booing] [gavel] >> house will be in order. --and [booing] >> the house will be in order. >> and i can only c