and euphrates river base and to the east . iran has also down to tigris of tributaries. in contrast, the rock has invested very little in water management, increasing decades. the country only has 6 major dams, in addition to several garages that re direct water into irrigation schemes. so if you read them or not, haven't okay. for the test on my engine hasn't been a while for the modem. lease fee is the i'm sure i had my despite these challenges, the ministry of water resources and local irrigation departments like this one have been chronically under funded. the been asked to do if i left you a phone with instead of shipping washer was it'd be on the other mobile c as in the other stuff in my i should have them. we either send to my little has been done to adapt to this new reality, iraq's, to realize on open surface canals and outdated flood irrigation techniques that were used by the bed below unions. millennia ago. this means that the little water, eros guess, evaporates into the hot air or seats into the ground before it reaches farmer's crops. instead of investing

to the east, iran has also down to tigris of tributaries. in contrast, iraq has invested very little in water management in recent decades. the country only has 6 major dams, in addition to several garages that we direct water into irrigation schemes. which could be the time of booking. we have come to pass on my interview with the modem. lease fee is i'm sure i have my despite these challenges, the ministry of water resources and local irrigation departments like this one have been chronically under funded. let them been asked to do the phone with instead of shipping the washer with. so it'd be on our mobile. let's see a lot of stuff in my head and i should have them. we either send to my little has been done to adapt to this new reality. iraq's to realize on open service canals and outdated flood irrigation techniques that were used by the bed bologna and millennia ago. this means that the little water iraq gets, evaporates into the hot air or seats into the ground before it reaches farmer's crops. so instead of investing in modern techniq

and in the case of the tigris euphrates, you see this with a rock which is suffering extreme everett if occasion partly brought on because of the uh, the reduction of water supply and those rivers. and so yes, there are cases where countries certainly if it's a shared water system, gain a benefit through through various methods of water storage, certainly surface bar storage, but then that has a negative implication to other countries downstream. are there specific initiatives or policies that i've proven to be particularly effective in addressing these issues? yeah, i think the, the one way to really move forward in this and it's very challenging now because of a water scarcity and trout brought on by intense level of warming. we've been experiencing on average the last few years because of climate change. i mean this year itself, if you've been anywhere in the northern hemisphere, the summer northern hemisphere, summer, you've experienced some level of extreme heat that is fixed. that's been extraordinarily high compared to what you may have experienced in the past. and that has le

and so i use the example of either the now river basin sticking to them at least again, or even the tigris euphrates system. with the advent of climate change with expanded warming less water being reduced at the headwaters of these rivers, meaning the higher elevation part where water is generated to those 2 accumulation of snow. and that's no mouth which is a run off from, from, from the mountains. um, the traditional approach is to build reservoirs and tabs, and historically that's been the case. i've seen that in those river systems as well. but what ends up happening is, unfortunately, it becomes a, a 0 sum game where countries that are at the higher end of the system will tend to store more nowadays will tend to store more water in the reservoirs to kind of protect themselves or boost their available water supply to meet their various water needs at various levels to the detriment of those down the street. so their situations were upstream. nations have through the use of, of the reservoirs and dams protected their ability to access water supply. but the very downstream and in the ca

we have a car, so it's a very the tigris action course. if you wouldn't call them fluffy or total would you make a sided? because um do you love what you do that what you for? yes. very much so. yeah, i love it. very much. is 2000 and let me tell you that. oh, so name is sandra. when i'm in there with the tigers. i feel more at ease than with people. that's true for subjects even when i not feeling well for in a bad mood because i walk into their enclosures and i'm in good spirits again. you know me, i feel restored. i am fine. again. there are moving source of positive energy, unlike people she knew tigers don't have and be or hatred. yeah. they don't feel hills literally don't have the negative qualities. we have got that as a result and the other energy is pure. so it's, i mean you, when you're close to them, you absorb this energy loss and you few rates that there's one that gives you the current. i thank you very much for taking the time to speak with us the motor public. are you still nonsense? he's got his new mice, a brother you ar

what the last thing is we have a tigris, unless it's very well, is it? look, she's lying over there on all the other tigers are in the arena clear, but she won't go let's step through because she could perform anything until she was 3 blends. and then all of a sudden she went prima done on us and me and said, i'm done. she won't, i don't want to, that's it. i can warn you that you can't do anything about her. you can't force her to work. it's only when she feels like it isn't what level used to me. it is great if an animal likes a good meal that such animals are a breeze to trade, that some animals don't care about the food that much i need. so i use different tactics of what i have this wrong brush, and i use it like with the cat cause you they could acute each was good to edit hops along the following. the brush can make this routine sick, like awesome to be trading the animal when it's young. they are from of course this is in their head. so in their muscle memory on you, and that's what makes them professional artist news. then those are percent and

he came as far as arvand river, but he chose the tigris for swimming.wanted to swim in ervandi, which is enough for the diet. however, according to the algerian agreement in 1353, the common border between iran and iraq, when the islamic revolution was not yet two years old, saddam decided the situation for the complete occupation of arvand, a part of khuzestan, was provided and with the support of the united states and european allies, he began to invade iran . they helped him for 8 years, like in 136, when they informed saddam with the help of their spy satellites about the position of the iranian forces, who were on the verge of a strategic victory. it was a part of the report of the cia organization, which was published by the foreign policy magazine in 2013. a little later, when saddam decided to start attacking commercial ships and oil tankers to reduce iran's oil sales, america came to the rescue again. it was the result. 127 attacks and operations of american fighters and ships on oil platforms and. in the middle of the 1362 war, one of the offi

we have a tigris ledger to betty elizabeth. look, she's lying over there on all the other tigers are in the arena clear, but she won't go let's step through cuz she could perform anything until she was 3 blends. and then all of a sudden she went to pre med, done on us and me and said, i'm done. she won't, i don't want to, that's it. i can warn you that you can't do anything about her. you can't force her . it's only when she feels like it isn't what the used to be. it is great if an animal likes a good meal that such animals are a breeze to trade, that some animals don't care about the food that much i need. so i use different tactics with, i have this long brush and i use the liquid, the cat garbage has a kitty kitty kitty towards which and it helps along following the brush. if we're going to make this routine sick, like awesome to be trained in the animal when it's here. and i also of course, this is in their head. so it's ended their muscle memory on you. and that's what makes them professional artist news. then those are p

see the fertile plains of syria and lebanon, in the east, the vast and bountiful... valleys of the tigris and euphrades and in the west the land of the egyptians. these were the words spoken by manakam begin, the former prime minister of israel. however, his words were in contradiction with the previous discourse of the zianists. previously, the zinanis spoke of exile, the holocaust. and oppression, but after formation of israel, their language and speech changed, they utilized a new terminology that reflected a dangerous ideology, the greater israel, to them, the establishment of the zionist regime on palestinian land was just the beginning of a larger plan. therefore, benguru. claimed this map is not our country's map. we have another map that future generations will implement. we must expand our territory from the nile to the euphrates. look at the american declaration of independence. this declaration makes no reference to any specific boundaries. we are not compelled to define our border. "these were the words of former israeli war minister, he spoke of america, of occupation, the ge

the names were as far as the vicinity of arvand river, but he chose the tigris for swimming. however, according to the algerian agreement, in iran, when the islamic revolution was not yet two years old, saddam saw the opportunity to completely occupy arvand, a part of khuzestan, and with the support of the united states and european allies, saddam hussein began to invade iran . which has violated us due to the provocation of america. they helped him for 8 years 136, with the help of their spy satellites , they inform saddam of the position of the iranian forces, who were on the verge of a strategic victory . this is a part of the report of the ce organization, which was published by the foreign policy magazine in 2013. a little later, when saddam decided to start attacking commercial ships and oil tankers to reduce iran's oil sales, america came to his aid again. the result was 127 attacks and operations by american fighters and ships on iranian oil platforms and vessels. also, ce documents show washington's chemical attacks on saddam. informed by david billow in the middle o

he had come to the vicinity of arvand river, but he chose the tigris for swimming.wanted to swim in ervandi, which is enough for the diet. but according to the algerian agreement in 1353, arvand road was the common border between iran and iraq. not you. today, a little further in iran, when the islamic revolution was not yet two years old, saddam saw the opportunity to completely occupy arvand, a part of khuzestan, and with the support of the united states and the european allies started the aggression against iran . they have been helping him for 8 years now, like in 136, when they informed saddam of the position of iranian forces who were on the verge of a strategic victory with the help of their spy satellites. this is a part of the report of the ce organization, which was published by the foreign policy magazine in 2013. a little later, when saddam decided to start attacking commercial ships and oil tankers to reduce iran's oil sales, america came to his aid again. the result was 127 attacks operation of american warships and ships against iranian oil rigs and v

he came as far as arvand river, but he chose the tigris for swimming. he wanted to swim in ervandi, which is enough for the diet. but according to the algerian agreement in 1353 , arvand river was the common border between iran and iraq. a little further in iran, when the islamic revolution was not yet two years old, saddam saw the opportunity for the complete occupation of arvand, a part of khuzestan, and the support of the united states and european allies began to invade iran. there are many husseins who have violated us due to the instigation of america. they were his helpers for 8 years. like in 136 with the help of satellite their espionage revealed to saddam the position of iranian forces who were on the verge of a strategic victory. give this is a part of the report of the ce organization, which was published by the foreign policy magazine in 2013. a little later, when saddam decided to start attacking commercial ships and oil tankers to reduce iran's oil sales, america came to the rescue again. the result was 127 attacks and operations by fight

he came as far as arvand river, but he chose the tigris for swimming.ed swimming in arvandi, which is enough for the diet. but according to the algerian agreement in 1353, arvand road was the common border between iran and iraq. in iran, when the islamic revolution was not yet two years old , saddam took the opportunity to completely occupy a part of iran khuzestan was prepared and with the support of america and european allies , it started to invade iran . they helped him for 8 years, like in 136 , when they informed saddam with the help of their spy satellites about the position of the iranian forces, who were on the verge of a strategic victory. this is a part of the report of the ce organization, which was published by the foreign policy magazine in 2013. a little later when saddam decided to. iran's oil sales started attacking commercial ships and oil tankers, america came to help again. its result there were 127 attacks and operations by american fighters and ships on iranian oil platforms and vessels. also, ce documents show that washington knew

you won't have a heightened so deeply and therefore you don't have that goes a large part of the tigris habit that has been lost due to human activity. 3 quarters of the was white tigers, still live in india, but the population has drastically decreased from more than 50000 in the 19th century to less than 300 in the 1970s. that's when the government stepped in and launched project tiger setting up protected areas of tigers. and then how would that gone with them and not so much to go until i got to tell them to be to me why not in the past, the villages didn't know any better and put up electric fences to keep out somebody or other animals. but then bikers would get trapped in them that were bad accident . sometimes they would even put traps out of boys on the water bodies. and i did the even 100 that i guess to god with them. but since i've been working here that have been fewer incidents, and i'm like, i'm in the jungle every day. and i've seen bigger numbers go up or i mean it needed them to remember the thing. and i said, look, take it. i got a bond a while ago. the local communiti

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if you look back another 1000 years the area between the tigris and the euphrates.is a very different people. theyve look different they worshiped different they speak different languages they do very different things to some degree. but what are some big common themes in every one of those systems around which we have actual textual proof they use legal rules around property rights. around management. around a security. they use those tools in those different places across those centuries because they were compared good ideas are good not because they are mine or yours or someone else's. they are good because they work. it is worth recognizing that people across time and across identity have faith in those good g ideas they are attractedo those good ideas. they want to use those good ideas. if we stay as academics in the business of finding and reminding ourselves of those good ideas and then as a professional state in the business of deploying those goor ideas, that will go a very long way toward answering that and let's call them topics of the day.y. >> can i add

exclusive, american airlines pilot and allied pilot association spokesman captain deb can misand tigristners' ivan. dennis, you've flown the max jets. what do you make of all of this, and what would you tell both the investor audience and passengers who fly if these planes about the situation right now? >> let's stay with our ceo on this. he's right, they've got to get their act together. as a matter of fact, stop acting like a company that builds airplanes and be one. this is another letdown. it's a bit of a national tragedy, fortunately not with loss of life, but you have a major institution that is failing to live up to the standard of delivering these products safely and reliably. you know, a 20% drop in stock, $30 billion in market cap. if i was a shareholder, a i'd be upset. as a pilot p i'm outraged. you've got to build an airplane that's safe, and we've had a serious of things this year, in 2023, miscapitol hilled holes in production -- misdrilled hold holes, now this door, and senator duck worth just released a letter today voicing one of our concerns. all the maxes flying righ

back 400 bc, the same time period in ptolemaic egypt or another thousand years, the area between the tigris and the euphrates, these are very different people, look very differently, they worshiped very differently, speak very different languages, different things to some degree, what are some big common themes around which we have actual textual proof they use legal rules around property rights, around management, around security. they use those tools in different places across those centuries because they work. good ideas are good not because they are mine or yours or someone else's, they are good because they work. it is worth recognizing people across time and identity have faith in those ideas. they are attracted to those good ideas and want to use those good ideas. academics, reminding ourselves of this and professionals, stay in the business of deploying those good ideas, that will go a long way towards answering that and other, let's call them topics of the day. >> one quick thing. what we are seeing is the chinese government trying to create ways to have one off sanctions, transact

same period in ptolemaic, egypt, if you looked back another thousand in the the area between the tigrisand euphrates these are very different people look very differently they worship very differently speak very different languages is do very different things to some degree but what are some big themes in every one of those systems around which we have actual textual proof they use legal rules around, property rights around management, around security, they use those tools in those different places across those centuries because they work good ideas are good because they're mine or yours or someone else's. they're good because they work. so it's worth that. people across time and across identity have faith in good ideas. they're attracted to those good ideas. they want to use those good ideas. if we stay in as academics and the business of finding and reminding ourselves of those good ideas and then as professionals stay in the business of deploying good ideas that will go a very long towards answering that and other let's call them topics of the day. can i just add one one quick thing

shares up 1.5% on the ai chip front, shares of nvidia which earned another record high today thanks to tigrisinancial which upped its target price to $790 to $560 keep it a buy rating and record highs and we'll cap things off with the fractional gain we're seeing in netflix stock up about 0.5% the streaming videoed movie studio gets its target price up by ubs to $560 from 500. they see netflix as a beneficiary as the industry raises prices, consolidates platforms and cuts spending, so leslie, to you, david, and carl's conversation about netflix and disney, there is that move there netflix up 0.5%. >> clearly not a rando move. >> no. >> to speak of there thank you. >>> after the break, all the tech headlines you should know from fresh layoffs at google to sheryl sandberg's lean out at facebook and the latest from ai leaders on the ground in davos stay with us we're back in 2 minutes. how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know.