so there was a lot of trial and error to begin with through the university sized got to know as the other, a 26 year old private lecture in physics, whose research allowed for an exact calculation of optical lenses. this technology could lead brought a steady income, and soon the company moved into big premises. that size optical factory was becoming a scientific enterprise. auto shot a young chemist from written was lowered to yanna in 1882 with the promise of a custom made glass laboratory. the new high quality glass put size ahead of its competitors in 18. 88 carts ice passed away. but his approach remains engineering combined with the scientific approach and a network of top class researchers. so many years professor michelle touched girl was at the helm of the company high above the sized headquarters in oba coffin. he explains how a constant pursuit of called sizes vision has turned the company into a global front rama in photonics. is rich to me or i would like to see many more interactions like this, between science and business in germany, talk soon, and it can only be beneficial

day, that is, well, in terms of turning off part of some to study geography while passing through the university found out that a specialization in landscaping was opening and for some reason they told me so beautifully about this specialization that i wanted to go to study it, see project one day on belarus 24 tv channel. plus in the republican scientific and practical center of oncology and medical radiology named after alexandrov to reveal some of the secrets of esophageal cancer among oncological diseases, esophageal cancer in terms of prevalence ranks 8 place, and the mortality from it reaches 80%. we have already learned about some of the causes that cause esophageal cancer in turn, the symptoms and methods of diagnosis. now we will examine a patient with tumors of the esophagus, that is, the manufacturer because of the phage. gas copies for cancers of the esophagus, as well as proper. for any cancer of the upper gastrointestinal tract. these are paramount. well, the most accurate diagnostic options using this procedure. we can first detect the process, and write its boundaries, size, loca

but in the last 20 years there has been a massive investment through the university sector. other thing that was really interesting was around the 2000 with the advent of nanotechnology. what we saw was a challenge put out there with an idea of having quantum computing based on silicone, which is the basis for all of our electronics today. it's embedded in creating a new wave of creating computation. australia had a focus front from day one, and i think we are seeing that develop over the last two decades, and we are seeing two companies been up, and there is already 17 companies, plus australia that has been out from the university sector. and we are also seeing international companies coming in and investing in australia. so we are really well based with the talent. we've got the ambition and we also have the support of government to be able to say this is something we want to do here in australia. >> i was going to ask about talent because we hear about these labor and talent shortages and all of these different sectors of the global economy. what does it look like in the

through the superservice. pay attention to the agreement with the university for paid tuition. now it will also be formed within the system and it can be signed remotely using a mobile application. go. cloud, for this you need to indicate the application for a paid form of training, select the type of contract and if you need to enter the missing information, the set of documents is already signed by the university will fall to your personal account further. download the application and put your electronic signature. after this document, they are automatically sent to the university and even before applying for a super service. gives you the opportunity to practice. for this, there is a test cabinet section. the applicant indicates the expected use score , selects educational institutions and specialties, enters a score for individual achievements and marks for additional tests. all this allows you to participate in a virtual competition in the system, ranked lists are formed participants. for each chosen specialty , the future student can see how his position in the ranking ch

european states that have opened proceedings on the situation in ukraine also and this through the mechanism of universalalso investigators of the prosecutor's office among others here who are also investigating this production completely eh eh in different processes and eh they most likely, they should complement each other and nobody will happen again. well, if we go back to the un report, it was reported that 1,348 people died in mariupol, it was only officially said that the number was thousands more, but i have a question under what conditions. for example, ukraine can establish the exact number of dead people killed in mariupol because the city does not have access to this city, how is this, what practice exists, and how can it be proved in court, well, let's say the number of dead people is actually different for example uh the city authorities are called completely different figures and they are actually terrifying. for example , recently a french journalist published a video of mass preservation where about 3,000 residents of mariupol were buried, that is, in this situation, they will be. since

after three months i was released because i was okay because of the trauma i went through at the university of california which caused my mental illness. i am taking medication, but please, again, i don't know whether mandelman says he has seen all the people committing all these crimes and dying. provide permanent housing for them with kids and refrigerators and kitchens and bathrooms. one van was available last year or three years ago and the mayor from proposition c. why weren't the homeless housed? you have to look like the guy said a little while ago on zoom, you cannot force people into programs they don't want to be forced into. i would suggest you stick with -- thank you for your comments. i do apologize for cutting anybody off. we are providing 2 minutes per speaker at this time. please move the first person forward in the virtual queue. >> good morning, supervisors and chair mar. i am a resident of district a, a community leader and 14 member of rescue sf. i am pleased to speak in support of this resolution. i am really glad you are hearing about what these bill wills do. i think

all of this once you realize you're okay no, because it's a flow, i can feel it running through my body. the universeing and my body is vibrating. the real stream of life, it works wonders. 4th body in a month gotta post pictures of them in public so others know there's no romance in it. what is on his hand? now you never. yul what so long? everything is fine no. hold on. look, she could have just lost her phone. or turn it off. well , okay psychology before drowning our ofelia used a lethal dose of trimethylmorphine. this codeine dosage is used, for example, in antitussive drugs, but here in pure suicide is not so simple easy victims of pure water. she hit, when she was already on her feet, traces of dragging within the framework of fragments of grass and gravel, judging by the state of the body in the water. it turned out to be a few hours ago, but not more than 10, more precisely, it is difficult to say, as cold water slows down the process. why would a dead drug addict be thrown into the water so that the victim has questions about our base being detained for petty theft? parents were told i have

of the bible on is adding what he called accretions to the bible the year that the bill went through to found the university of virginia. he started this remarkable project of and you can see the projects and library of congress. wait did what people now call the jefferson bible it is otherwise known as life morals of jesus telling this project as president in which he would put he basically cut and paste the gospels right and remove every passage that he felt was false. yeah anything that involved a miracle and he basically juiced it down. to the teachings of jesus which was in early. name for it and he did it in four different languages columns side by side. you have to say that it was a remarkable project not only showing his skill in languages, but what we would call modern day hermeneutics. critically, right i was fascinated by your discussion there and i think you i have written about and i haven't published it but locks last work was also commentary on the bible, which was also hermeneutics in some of the same way and it's it's really important to recognize. i think that some of the passages, you kno

meredith had followed the question of his entrance into the university through the courts, through the district court, and through the circuit court. ultimately, it came to the supreme court in the hands of justice black. and justice black then asked the federal government and the department of justice to enter io the case. that was the first time the united states government in any way, or i, in any way, was involved in the case of james meredith. the question was whether we were going to follow the orders of the court of the united states. now, i don't believe that there's anody here that would have done other than what we did, which was to try to enforce the ordersf the urt. i had a number of conversations then with the governor of the state of mississippi in which i said that we were going to have to follow the orders of the court. there wasn't anything left that we could do under the circumstances. and mentioned about the fact that maybe they could raise a fund here in mississippi and send mr. medith to some iversity elsewhere the country. [laughte [applause] well, during that tim

the ohio state university application to trademark the word "the." it allows them to control the word on brand products associated with and sold through athletic and collegiate channels. a university spokesperson says "the" has been a rallying cry in the ohio state community for years. the university's licensing and trademark program brings in $12 million in revenue for the school every year. that's your cbs money watch report, for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm matt pieper. >>> three san mateo county beaches are among the most polluted in the state. ir kin brian hackney park and marlin mark made the top ten along with lakeshore in san mateo. heal the bay recommends cities consider parks or green areas along the watershed to capture runoff. >>> pg&e is warning customers to expect outages during the hot and dry month. the utility expanded its new system that deenergizes lines when something like a tree fall is detected. crews have to inspect the lines before reenergizes them. >> these outages could be happening every day. >> you're okay with not having power for seven hours. >> i might not like it a lot, but everybody is making plans. >> pg&e says it's d

opened fully, they taught me so much because it was those universities today, yesterday and all through 2020 i was tracking their data and the universities that tested weekly independent of symptoms had much less committee spread among their students. so it showed. it showed a roadmap of the way through this. not limiting students activity insurance tunes had weekly testing. totally changed the number of students who were impacted. but the other thing universities thought me which was so personally important and why i want to get to every state and to those universities is to sit down with their students and their faculty and administration to nggo through how they're confronting a pandemic . and i was just so impressed by our agenda see who understood that for many students, that was the only bad, their only desk. their only ability to be in college. they're only work within those college towns. they supported one another and supported each other's mental health issues. it was so inspirational to me to see what they did, what our tribal nations did, what our governors did. independent of red or blue or democrat or, they ans

upon the rock of universal truth, we are able to build an objective standard and through the objectivetandard, we create the rule of law and all of human flourishing requires the bedrock truth of a judeo-christian foundation, and when you adhere to the principles in the gospel, human flourishing cannot be stopped. period. not by anyone, anywhere. today we were having the new conversation about truth. your truth, my truth, that is called alive. there was only the truth. john tells us -- the truth will set you free. if today's environment in a post-truth america, where we think your truth and my truth is your experience in my experience, when we get back to the bedrock of truth. here is what we find. the ability to make good decisions -- that's not what really happened. what president biden says, afghanistan was a good withdrawal. we know that ain't the truth. we hear that line, we note that -- know that when we lose 13 american soldiers and you leave thousands of americans stranded, there is an absence of truth. but they want us to believe what they say, in spite of what we see. [applau

one of the centerpieces focuses on historically black colleges and universities to educate the population of what america i did not want to escape through the country's history. the institutions are going through this renaissance of attention and to that reckoning from philanthropic universities in the money coming from the federal government but you are also still seeing the piecemeal all motion toward making effective change and it hasn't yet manifested in terms to transformational he changing the situation for the lion share of people. . . . . put the university can make $500 million in private donation. to say all bubo you never received a 2.2 million dollars the largest ever single donation of 150 year history. i think that thinking about the scope of the past two years in the grander scope of american history is really only a blip, it if it continues that's when you start to see the. >> do we see a real reckoning with anything in this country. >> i think what is happened is over the past ten years with an unofficial start of the black lives matter being trayvon martin staff over the past ten years there is undoubtably been ssa shi

through. the universal background check bill passed with bipartisan support, closing the loophole passed withartisan support. and recently, the protect our kids act, which moved ahead of the other package in the senate, that pass with bipartisan support. i believe they will be able to pass this was important -- with impressive numbers. host: nelson, florida, and impact -- an independent. caller: good morning. i'm a veteran from the vietnam war, and before continue, i would like to express condolences on the loss of your mother and your father being hurt. in addition to that, i am also a retired firefighter paramedic and i served in the streets of miami in that capacity for many years. i know what these weapons can do. i was on the streets of miami during the cocaine cowboys wars. and numerous civil services taking place. the vast majority of people in this country have no idea what kind of weapons these are. you are absolutely correct in what you're doing. i almost never vote democrat. however, i respectfully disagree with the party that i usually do vote for, which is republican, regarding t

it was those universities today, yesterday and all through 2020 i was tracking their data for the universities that tested weekly independent of symptoms had much less communities spread among their students. it showed the roadmap of the way through this. not limiting student activities but ensuring students had weekly testing. totally change the number of students who were impacted. but the other things universities taught me was so personally important and why i wanted to get to every state and to most universities is to sit down with their students and their faculty and their administration. to go through how they are confronting the pandemic. i was just so impressed by our genzer's who understood that was their only bed, their only desk, their own ability to be in college. their only ability to work or in those college towns. they supported one another. they supported each other's mental health issues. w it was so inspirational to me too see what they did. but our tribal nations did. what are governors did independent of red or blue or democrat or republican. they answered the call in thos

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the university grove. tsu during the years of study a student passes through them about 3,000 times. an share your lunch with university squirrels. they are handmade here. look what ears you see on him, this suggests that she is somewhere else. six months. eat, little eat the university grove, like the enchanted forest, is full of its legends, strange monuments and outlandish inhabitants, do not be surprised if you meet such an unusual animal in it, squirrels live here for decades, and therefore have the right to be a symbol of the grove and the entire university, but the red and a very serious employee, the caretaker of the tropical greenhouse of the famous tsu botanical garden, here the most important one is his name is innocenti. of course. he is the most important here. he also guards the botanical garden is the keeper. funds, does not feel complete. well, that's all, dear friends, white snowdrifts are not to the taste of his kingdom of tropical thickets. here he is happy to take a tour. this is their oldest botanical garden beyond the urals , the very first, which was founded and

working with you and i know many of my colleagues are so please do reach out across the k through 12, you know universitydivide, but we're in this together. right because you were talking with them young and you're setting the foundations for the frameworks that they're going to use going forward. thank you. thank you for your question. i believe we have a question here and then for you and then samsara. thank you. i am ashamed to say that i have no radio book yet, but could you share with us a little bit more about? it gives education and the economic support system for flores magon through this period and also if you had the opportunity to see firsthand those writings, what was his stone on those letters if you got a chance to see any of that. was the question what was the education ricardo flores magon? i think i missed the first part i missed the first part. back to you. yes, he's so bringing his education. what was you know who supported him throughout this period yeah, so ricardo flores montgom was a law school dropout, right? so we all got a revolution inside of us. so he was a law school dropout

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the dam at the end of february, satellite images that published the day the university shows that the water is now flowing throughhannel, so we will be further serhii zgorets, a military expert, a few minutes later we will add information to another fungus and m-3-7 about which we constantly talk about on our broadcast, these are the three axes that will destroy the enemy's equipment in the future. serhiy izhorets has already talked about this on our broadcast, and this material can also be read on our espresso tv website. please come in. he writes that the destruction of 1,300 russian tanks is a sign of effective use of american and british weapons, this is what has already arrived here, the auxiliary. yes, we also have an operational summary of the general staff . the 106th day of the heroic resistance of the ukrainian nation to the russian military invasion in the volyn and polis directions, the enemy did not take active actions, the situation did not undergo any significant changes within the framework of the combat readiness check of the units of the armed forces of the republic of belarus , the task of comb

the northern california games kicked off at santa clara university and continue through the weekend.st dog contest is back in petaluma and this year's crown prince looks more like an alien than a dog. mr. happy face traveled all the way from arizona and blew away the judges with his crooked head, gray mohawk, hairless pimmeled riddled body and snort-like breathing he was the undisputed champion winning the hearts of the judges and the audience. >> mr. happy face is wonderful. i love his crooked head, and his hairless body and adorable and ugly at same time. >> what a weird competition. his owner admits she doesn't know how to feel abo hav worldo celebrate many happy's face's inner beauty. ♪ >>> all right. we're going to take a look across the next seven days. we have a weekend that will feel warm inland. just like yesterday. so san jose, if we use you, bottom line, low 90s. oakland, 79 to 81 tomorrow. you don't notice a whole lot of difference from one day to the next this weekend. but there is a cooldown for next week. we're going down into the mid-70s for the east bay. oakland bein

challenges in the case corruption scandal. rumford in 2015 and led through the downfall of both men joined by david webber from solon university in the u. k. david will bladder and patina testify and both name will testify, and in the call a trial it said to you to go on until the 22nd of june. and they are going to be a number of the witnesses that are going to be courses stand, as well as the and providing evidence in this high profile case. tell us more about the charges that they more about fee for politics or more about simple greed and corruption. yeah, the a silly interesting question because the indictment by the swiss authorities hasn't really focused upon the, the politics. however, we do know that the trial will talk about the 1st why the discredited political culture. but the document itself focuses purely upon corruption, the embezzlement charges. but it be or against a 2 man is true that the court has been unable to get current for president gianni and continue to testify. that's right. yeah. the only fee to you a for officials of those who are formerly the governing body and you haven't seen. and jamie and tina

washington spokesman review highlights the impact on women's sports through the lens of former washington state universitye university to court years after the law was signed to ensure women had equal access. former track star, karen trianell tells the paper she still cries tears of joy any time she watches the girls state cross-country meet. i do get that a lot. >>> to tennessee where the times news has a front page story about the husband and wife team behind cliff bar. agreeing to sell the energy bar company to food giant mondolese international for nearly $3 billion. $3 billion. the acquisition of the privately held company comes as mondalese looks to expand its global snack bar business. that's a lot of bucks. >> that's a good bar. good for them. >>> the cleveland plain dealer has the story today, the ohio state university now officially has earned a trademark for the word "the." the u.s. patent and trademark office approved it for t-shirts and caps for that single word whether spelled in capital or lower case. "the" is worth about $12.5 million in annual sales for the school. >>> that does it for us

in the head has never followed a straight path, she did not enter the university at the law faculty, like all admissions , she is througho, through karate, through which sports achievements, you know, the side entrance that came in, she never took part in the elections. it is very funny in real elections, yes, there is no such thing as an election, it is not an election, it is when we communicate with angelica. and the viewer watches how we communicate and says no. will be the president, but in september he will not be the president. but some part will also vote for him, and the result is a discussion on generally interesting topics, socially interesting debates, people watch and choose it, but there were people without a choice, yes. that's why he always walks like that and that's why it's impossible to understand what's in my head. i even turn my eyes away when they start talking to me and even i hate myself when i talk about uh about something and try to get into putin's head. this is also my mistake, i admit it to psychiatrists, he is such a person. he decided for some reason that it is necessary to hit kiev insidio

on this inmo just a few moments with newt gingrich fort years, the leftist fred anti-american poison through our schools, our universities, of course the median, movies, corporate boards, every other forum. so we need new leaders who are proud of america and who worker every day to defend her interests. no. five , we have to make america safe for social conservative in a desperate, desperate effort to holdor the on to power the current establishment has allied itself with radicals on the left who justal on a band social conservatives including devout christians, muslims and orthodox from the public square period becauseor in today's democratic party and in much of corporate america you just can't participate at the highest levels if you have the wrongel religious beliefs. heck, you can't even coach a high school football team. the thought that somebody ofan any kind of faith would have to hide who they are or have to just be ashamed of them being a anybody of faith that's juston wrong in my bookg this is note only wrong, it also meansar that we're not giving all of our best and brightest peopleul a chance to fully partic

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they were college courses, one of them at the university of illinois, that spence semesters digging through the clues and all the presidents man to try to figure out who the most likely source was. one of these efforts identified pat buchanan. the arch conservative republican who seems to be quite unlikely to have been deep throat, but since he was a native of washington or, had lived in washington for many years, he knew some of the ends announce that were discussed in the book. so this college, it seems like he was the most likely candidate. a very calm in unpopular interpretation was that deep throat was not a single individual. the throw was a composite of a number of different sources. it was a literary device to project an intriguing character but pull from a different range of individuals, a? variety of sources. a composite. a literary device. for a long time i believe this was the case too. there could not have been a single deep throat, there were probably several of them that were melted into a single character. one of the investigative teams of the los angeles times also publicly

the lens through which. from the curriculum to the teacher's colleges, i could go on forever. columbia university up the street is the preeminent teacher's college in america. who landed there in the 1930s? the frankfurt school. what was the theory? critical theory. it moves through the pipelines of our teachers, then the unions into our textbooks before it ever splashed on to -- >> jessica? >> i'm sure this is wrong with what's my head. i'm just going to ask for people for searching for common ground what's in here that would touch the hearts of liberal parents? >> full educational choice for parents. i think right now our country and our culture is so under siege that parents have to make a choice for their own kids and find a school that fits them. everyone should have access to an excellent education. if you believe in that, we need competition in the educational sphere by letting parents vote with their feet. the dollar should follow the child. right now the unions assume they are the customers for life, and they're ramming ideology down. >> and the custodians of our children. up next, the r

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