now there are two projects kotlin and somers, only the catamarans look similar.otlins are high-speed vessels whose task is transfer tourists from the center of st. petersburg to kranstatt and back as quickly as possible, and somers is a walking route. whose task is between the forts, that is, to organize a tourist program for visiting the forts, speed is not needed there, comfort is needed there. systems responsible for passenger comfort, in particular climate control, are russian. the company has been replacing everything imported at the plant since the fifteenth year. the high-speed ones are currently powered by korean engines, while the pleasure ones are already powered by yaroslavl engines. important point, serial ships, the first catamarans are already carrying passengers, they go smoothly, without any vibration, uh, it turns out, uh, uh, glass, glass to the floor, people see everything, if necessary, people walking, go up to the second deck, take pictures from there, everything is on meteors you can’t do this, and it’s worth it, it’s twice as powerful, that

now there are two projects: kotlin and somers, only with catamarans look similar. kotlins are high-speed vessels whose task is to transfer tourists from the center of st. petersburg to kranstatt and back as quickly as possible. up to two points, then up to four points will work. in recent years, revenue has doubled. even africa is looking at ordering catamarans, but first of all , catamarans are needed here, where the fleet is outdated. therefore, we are considering them even more likely in future construction both for the black sea coast and for the crimea. that's because there should be a lot of them. there is also such a project now a passenger ship is being launched for the krasnoyarsk territory to sail. according to yanisey with comfort, and this is also a series. the second layer will also be launched into the water within a year. to build even more, modernization is underway, russian machines are being purchased. the paperwork of documents has become a thing of the past in favor of the digital shipyard project, and the painful issue of personnel has also bee

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amy: let's move on to somere are quite a few starting with indiana. >> this one i think is pretty well with the current senator. there was a crowded primary with a lot of people spending money. he was a front runner from the get go. he has the most name id and no other candidates were outspending him. another race where i think this was decided in the primary. democrats have a former republican, a former secretary of education, jennifer mccormick running but i think in indiana that is going to be tough. amy: in west virginia -- jessica: you have a term limited governor running for senate. we just finished the primary in may there. another spirited primary. a little like a family reunion. you had the current attorney general who ended up winning the primary and got a lot of support from -- and went after his two opponents. the opponents were the ns of a current senator and a current congresswoman. chris miller is the son of carol miller from west virginia and you have mark who is the son of shelley. his grandfather was governor there as well. their family is well known. he beat -- he wa

with allstate contributed calls all earlier and his view town body of stones is reasonable and the somers in zurich is more, is a landscape campaign than a genuine effort to resolve the conflict of the 1030 is stating the odd years. how can you have a peace conference we value inviting, wanted a participant of the conflict right now this piece um, it looks like to be a far it's, it's just nothing but a p. r for on, for zalinski. if just rush that does not attend. why would you expect other countries to take this seriously, including cambodia and china and why? why should others take this somebody? it's seriously given when a washington itself is not taking it seriously by sending campbell harris attempt. see, we're clearly lensky or ukrainian leadership. they're not in charge right now. they're not acting more as potted in washington and and, and natal. it's really up to the nato establishment when they wanted to have real piece. china can bodya are friendly nations, but cambodia is not a basso state for china. china to not dictate to cambodia what to do on like what washington does to th

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reopened, the hogs were literally too big to fit into plant because of the efficiency of that plant somershad to euthanize them. there's nothing more painful for farmers to do than that. can't we have a more resilient, can't we have more choice, so we have invested in almost 400 projects either to expand improve processing capacity or expand processing facilities so that farmers had choice and when they have choice they get a better price. when they get a better price they do better, stay in business and the community continues to grow. >> picking up on the topic of investments in new the usda put a lot of money into scientific research to improve thecy of the food chain. i am curious to hear from each of you on what you are to make sure innovations whether in science or new processes, that those savings trickle down to the consumers as well as result in better living for farmers, and producers, and captured by pieces of the supply-chain where large firms ntrol over pricing. >> we see an economy filled with middle men who are controlling where money goes where supply goes and extrargins no

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we have heard about somere 300 y provided their name and direct information for you to get back to them said yes, there would be federal law related to protect as least as it relates to someone to retaliate against them. was at the same or different law that generally or that would apply to whistleblowers?e whist? whistleblowers?>> there are also specific whistleblower laws that protect ino report vi so that is another example. >> okay, so now i have heard both of you mentioned retaliation. probably as at least in your mind as a source of probably what is still there. what has taken place in relationship and who would be responsible for that observation and fixing where it dealt with retaliation in this fdic agency?>> to elaborate ona the concern that we heard was in addition to confusion about whether any conduct violated fdic policies and who to report to, there was also a concern about whether fdic employees could trust the reporting channels. >> yes, i want to >> effectively managi the organization. who is taking that issue on within the agency notwithstanding what they suld not be

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