started in the heart of the university. because for these one and a half years from february 19 to october 21, tonic work was carried out to create the material base of the university, and curricula were written, training programs were prepared materials created, let's say library conditions in order to make the process of preparation a classic and give impetus. er, indeed the first development of the first university in the country and already the thirty -first of october. in the assembly hall of the former school. khaikin gave the first lecture for students dmitry petrovich konchalovsky professor historian gave the first lecture . from the first of november. there the medical faculty lectures went on, so this is the beginning of the beginning. this is this exactly the story that should be from november 1 , 1921. regular classes began for 1,390 students. in all faculties. bsu employed 14 professors and 49 lecturers in february 1925. the university graduated the first young professionals, 34 economists and 26 lawyers, and in

she has 31 faculties of the university, 177 kafirs in the structure of the university are known for graduatessors who are famous not only for their scientific discoveries, but also for the creation scientific schools. well-known far beyond the borders of our country and people who have made an invaluable contribution to the cultural and scientific life of belarus at different stages of its historical maturation and development, when i happened to be and communicate with a-a in the cavendish laboratory about three years ago - this is in general - in general, the world-famous forge of nobel laureates in physics, then i was very surprised to learn that our professor, professor of the belarusian state university, who was one of the students of einstein a, was allotted. well honorable. mission and place of honor, and they cook. eh, like a book about him. yes, throughout its more than a hundred-year history, the university has actively developed the sphere of cooperation with educational institutions of foreign countries; at the moment, more than 500 cooperation agreements are in force at bsu with

and this is a real treasury of the university , manuscripts of rare books were taken to the scientificrary. moscow state university over half a million items. here, for example, you can see an 8th-century palestine gospel or a 13th-century medical treatise with handmade drawings, and this is a miniature in a wooden cover that survived the fire of 1812. look what it is. i don't think you can guess. this is gogol well done, this is nikolai vasilievich, this is dead souls. this is glory fight. this is the business final version, which is kept in our library, cry with delight. and finally, our university religions are very important for us. look here. this is what we endure, as i told you about our reading room. establishment of the university of the empress and self-supporting all-russian 55 year. and finally. i will show you another document that is of particular value to us, see this packaging. charter of the imperial moscow university 1804 alexander i signs this charter. here is his original signature, amazing. thank you for riding a time machine for a few minutes, we will learn how to

she has 31 faculties of the university, 177 infidels in the structure of the university, famous graduatesg professors, who are famous not only for their scientific discoveries, but also for the creation of scientific schools. known far beyond the borders of our country and people who have made an invaluable contribution to the cultural and scientific life belarus at different stages of its historical maturation and development, when three years ago i had nowhere to be and communicate with ah, you see in the laboratory - this is, in general, the world-famous forge of nobel laureates in physics, then here i am with great surprise learned that our professor , professor of the belarusian state university, who was one of the students of einstein a, was assigned. well, honorable mission and honorable mention, and they're cooking. uh, how about a book about him throughout his already more than a hundred-year history at the university actively developed the sphere of cooperation with educational institutions of foreign countries; at the moment, bsu has more than 500 cooperation agreements with ed

congratulations on your appointment at the university of florida if i look forward to seeing all of you all that you will accomplish at the university and i pray god will richly bless you in the years ahead. i yield the floor. >> mr. president. i wish every american fit of heard the speech that was just delivered by a friend and colleague from nebraska our friend senator ben sasse. his integrity and imagination and demonstrates is both a historian and a visionary. it paintst a portrait of where we need b to do work in america but also holds up the promise of making our great country even better in his speech and in a recent of that in "the wall street journal" senator sasse said this country belongs to the optimist and the innovators in the builders. those words by senator sasse perfectly describe the quality he gives to the chamber and that he will bring to his new leadership position at the university of florida. as he leaves us to assume the presidency of the university of florida, i want to thank my friend from nebraska for his service and congratulate him on this exciting opportuni

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and that the share of the universities of the russian empire in the care of the zaujatom was strictlyed, and the ducation was turned off for the lads. finish nsu, it was possible to close the slices , and the lions to go there, not like that, just called the caprem, eighteen. sophia is getting married. hey guard is already a led geologist and zool. vladimir kovalevsky has a tummy. it was a parasitic sloop. who knows, god knows that he was also the feather of the co-proud kohani of the third handsome man in 1868. sofia kovalevskaya, with a new passport, set off to germany from the undergarment of a university in the city of eilbert, berlin ale, illly ugly with the basics, to part like a jan-jin , you can probably tear off no more and more to the onion step. kavalevskaya, endlessly ruccolaurous doors and cut one of them backed down professor karl weerstrass was one of the most famous mathematicians in europe pwm charmed him with the province that took us to the underbelly the professor weeded sophia to grow a few mathematical problems, and he was filled that he could not be fooled again

and that the share of the universities of the russian empire in the care of the zaujatom was strictlyd the ducation was turned off for the lads. end at nsu it was possible to close the slices. and the left, even though you're not as easy as taking a nap, you've got eighteen. sophia is getting married. hey i am a security guard already a slave geologist and zool. vladimir kovalevsky has a tummy. it was a sloop of surprise, who knows badly that he, too, was bedded by a co-proud kohani. third beauties of 1868. sofya kovalevskaya with a new passport went to punish his hand in germany with a shaky university in the city of eidelbergerlin, as well. le illubie with the basics to make way for some kind of jan-jin for defending, you can maybe they will repair it no more and more on the onion step. kavalevskaya, endlessly arugulaurous two faiths and cut one of them resigned professor karl verstrass was one of the most famous mathematicians in europe , pwm, enchanted, the provinces that were bugging us on the underbelly, the professor propelled sophia to grow up a few mathematical problems, and

but it is no surprise that he became a college president of midland university at age 37 making him one of the youngest college presidents in the nation. seriously, mr. president mr. president, the senate will be a poorer place without ben sasse. he is incredibly smart, he combines that with being incredibly principled. he lives by his principles. he's always willing to do the hard things, the right things, even when they aren't popular. during his time in the senate, he's been notable for speaking out against oppressive authoritarian regimes, for standing up for the right to life of the most vulnerable and innocent americans, unborn babies, for his interest in the future of work, for his commitment to working up our american community, and so much more. he's a big-picture thinker who oftentimes gets up at the early hours in the morning -- 4:30 in the morning -- and just starts brainstorming on a big piece of paper much it is a quality that will serve him well as a university president. and i can think of few individuals more suits to leading a university. florida is lucky to have him.

of paper. he will serve well as university president and i can think of few individuals more suited to head the university in florida is lucky to have you. i d know how deeply committed he'll be to the university although have to warn him if the cornhuskers ever approach ben about coordinator he better get out of there quickly but i don't think that will happen. mr. president been a pleasure to serve with senator sasse. he's a witty guy who makes me laugh and many of his colleagues here laugh as well. he and i have a lot in common being from neighboring states. i'm going to miss them as a neighbor is the leader in a colic and as a friend. mr. president there's a lot to admire about ben sasse. ultimately what i respect the most as he is a man of strong faith. if know wherever life takes you missed faith will continue to be as rock. ben congratulations on your appointment at the university of florida and i look forward to seeing all of your accomplishments at the i that will richly you and melissa cory alex andid brett in the years ahead. mr. president i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> the

it's good that the students of derzhavin university. e and talented actor friends literally under the floor. we do a lot of interesting things. we put on performances, work on excerpts, by the way, in the local theater, most of the actors are graduates of the tambov state university. so what, what are the prospects after you? finish university? the club conquers, i think, first you need to deal with tambov correctly. and you are often invited to help future forensic lawyers play a criminal, but this happened to me personally for the first time. i congratulate you on your success. well , how can there be such a face of a criminal. the institution has a soul soul it is so, and students who can get here with us not only a quality education, but also live a very interesting piece of their lives with us. we continue to communicate with many students, moreover, they bring their children to us. this can be said to be a high appraisal of our work. our derzhavin university is unique and not only in moscow is the future of our country i study derz

the title of professor at stockholm university was found for her in the new year of 1891.n yen then destroyed berlin more expensive, and she loved, however, she had a chance to go near the open muscle sofya froze and fell ill, the cold outgrew at the inflammation of the lungs of the healers. yes, wave it was not finished on the 29th of the jelly, 1891. sofia kovalevskaya passed away she was already 41 years old. i have death usurished europe, the whole of sweden developed with its keen memory and the dermal water is tucked in the bushes of the studio five criminal universities in sweden climb no one and the names were called by the schools and the crater awards for months and an asteroid in the streets near different cities and the plane. and the generic mayotka. polina side of the museum of st. sophia cavalier could change history and not only mathematics. an unusual experiment of belarusian farmers in several regions left 40 hectares of corn fields for the winter harvesting and will start harvesting in the spring, under the experiment, 10 hectares of corn in the gomel re

and the university of arkansas. land grant universities are vital partners in conducting agricultural research, delivering cooperative extension and training the next generation of leaders in the food and agriculture sector. investments in research and extension are absolutely central. demand for these pharma bill programs continues to outpace the available resources, and in recent years of funding for public agriculture research here in the u.s. has declined. which is concerning. meanwhile, china has quintupled its investment in public agricultural research, since 2000. and now they invest twice as much as the u.s. does. as our farmers work to tackle the climate crisis, navigate constantly changing markets, and feed a glowing growing global population, investments in agriculture research untrustworthy economic data will only become more important. i look forward to hearing testimony from our undersecretary, chicago's yen. and our panel of stakeholders. let me now turn to my friends, and our ranking member, senator b

this accounts for 45% of the university of arkansas. the arkansas sva's colocated with the ua system. this was seen as a necessary way to leverage investments, while benefiting the scope and reach of the eua system research. over a 20-year period, beginning in 1990, the division of agriculture, with a national and regional ar administrators to help ensure the complementarity of our research. at every land grant institution, the research infrastructure is crumbling in many instances. we are trying to do research in 20th century facilities, which was the last time a major investment was done. the university of arkansas estimated the maintenance cost of nearly $100 million. within the last five years, we've managed to bring two facilities online. we have saved 13 years and have been able to begin construction on one facility, forcing us to abandon sorely needed maintenance renovation on existing facilities. on the other hand, we were able to be 15 years beyond the time before we could cobble together enough resources to be able to replace l

uh, at the end of the twentieth year. uh, a universityding vladimir ivanovich, this delegation outlined specific steps, and already in april 1921, by a special decree the presidium of the cec of belarus officially approved the list of buildings that were transferred to the use of bsu and there appeared house number one , house number two, house number three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, further, this was the numbering of houses. as a matter of fact, in them in these numbers, when the significance of house number one was reflected, this is the board. this is the first library. this is a working class . this is the whole office, this is the building that is now being overhauled on krasnoarmeyskaya street, which was then skobelevskaya street, and the corner of the street shops, which became literally in a few months, there were two commissions on universitetskaya street already in 1919. moscow and minsk developed curricula, selected scientific and pedagogical personnel, discussed the structure of the future university, the centr

the man who stands accused of murdering four university of idaho showing up to court with scratches on his face just yesterday. >> state of idaho versus bryan kohberger. >> but this all started november 13, 2022, with a 911 call. >> and what they understand from the caller is that someone is unconscious. >> police are dispatched and find something far more heinous. kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and her boyfriend ethan chapin were found stabbed to death in their off-campus home. >> the four were stabbed with a knife, but no weapon has been located at this time. >> no one could understand. why would anyone want to kill these four students? >> you're all in fight or flight. we have no idea what to do. we have never had a situation like this in our community. >> this doesn't happen in moscow, idaho. there's no indication about who did it, why the person did it. >> growing fear in that idaho college town where four students were brutally murdered. >> many this morning are questioning the police assurances that everyone is safe. >> when the story broke, the national media d

but the university of delaware will not release who paid, who funded the arkansas k50eu68 -- archivalenance of these documents. was it communist china? >> well, that's certainly a reasonable inference. it seems joe biden, certainly when joe biden went to penn, communist china paid millions of dollars to fund what he was doing. we also know they paid hunter biden and the biden family millions of dollars, and so there's the a long history of communist china writing checks. the fact that university of delaware is trying to keep these documents secret, in fact, it's saidst not going to release any of hem until two years after biden lees public office -- leaves public office, i think that's unacceptable. and let me say the content of these documents, last week the administration briefed the intelligence committee, and i've got to tell you the members that i spoke to were really frustrated, both republicans and democrats were ticked off because, essentially, the administration said go jump in a lake. we're not going to tell you anything. and that is the thoroughly unacceptable. look, there'

and if our best idea is that they kind of slowly grow throughout the universe, is sort of disproven, then there are more exotic scenario such as, maybe the early universe makes modest sized black holes, and what we call a direct collapse black hole scenario. you can make a black hole of a pocket of gas is 1 million times the mass of the sun, so you are already kind of making baby super massive black holes early on. and maybe that is the case, maybe there are ideas about how we might go to see those in some of the deepest imaging that is upcoming with jwst. so no answers yet, but i think in the very near future will have either good answers or good additional questions. >> you mentioned the universe being the 13. 9 billion years old. what was before that? >> my favorite answer to that is, your guess is as good as mine. a more -- answer, which i don't like is that the concept of time only exist as long as a universe exists, so there was no before. we can measure very precisely the evolution of the universe as long as the universe has been around. we can measure precisely the age of 13.

the university of california, santa cruz. dr. batalha's research focuses on exoplanet science including both detection and characterization. she is the principal investigator for the exoplanet community earlier release science program with jwst to collect parts of the atmosphere of i diverse set of exoplanets. she was previously at nasa ames and serves as the project scientist for the coupler mission. she earned her bachelor's degree in physics and astronomy from the university of california berkeley and her phd in astronomy from the university of california santa cruz. as our witnesses should know if you each have five minutes for spoken testimony. your written testimony will be included in the record for the hearing. when you have completed your spoken testimony we will begin with questions. each member will have five minutes to question the panel. so we will begin with dr. mark clampin. dr. clampin: chairman beyer, ranking member and members of the committee, good morning. my name is mark clampin and i am the director of th

and for the most part i will be the head of such a university. n expect that i would stay. every time we came to gudermes, we saw that all types of training are organized here at the highest level , the university is actively developing and today, in the current and difficult situation , civilian tourism programs are being developed, many new training programs have been developed for special forces units, many changes in training associated with the use of the current real combat experience, generally the whole center changes constantly and from the very beginning of the very moment of its creation, there is a constant development of change for the better. here for 2 years. we have opened new directions. including there, the preparation of mortar crews, the preparation of ags calculations, the preparation for spotters. now there would be developments of courses for pilots of operators, that is, courses are very, very widely disclosed. in different directions also the direction of work in conditions of limited visibility using special equipment of

then the question of pan-biden center at university of pennsylvania, what is that, exactly? ea of academic biden center is funny, joe biden is a moron, always been a moron, even before the dementia. for decades in washington, biden was famous as dumbest member of senate, people made jokes about it. why name a think tank after a man who can't think and pay him million a year for not doing anything? more on that in a minute. first a word about classified documents, people you see huffing and puffing about vital state secrets, not just democrats, everybody, they are either lying or don't understand how washington works, how many legitimate vital state secrets are there? not many at all. in democracy, the government has no right to hide what it is doing from the public except under extraordinary circumstances. it is not fine to spend 60 years hiding the fact the cia was involved in murder of president, hiding involvement in kennedy assassination is a criminal behavior made possible by classification regime designed not to protect this country, but to protect political class, whic

the fact that the university of delaware is trying to keep the document secret it said it's not good release any of them until two years after biden leaves public office. i think that's unacceptable. let me say the content of these documents last week the, administration brief theanmemb intelligence committee and i gotta tell you the members of the intelligence committee that i spoke to were really frustrated both republicans and democrats were ticked off because essentially thniste administration said go jump in a lake were docketed tell youpt anything and that isab thoroughy unacceptable. there is a range of classified documents. i read a lot of classifieddo documents summarcuy general political observations, the consequences of that are not terribly significant but there are other classified documents that involve sources and methods that implicate how we gather secretive information and some of the most delicate are those that can endanger the lives of covid operatives, we don't know if any of those fall into that category. there's an entirely different level that we needdiff to

so he can sell t-shirts to raise money for first responders and the university of cincinnati medical t get much better than that musician and fans are mourning the loss guitarist jeff beck. hollywood hall of famer after contracting bacterial meningitis. beck's close wenjiany depp reportedly visited him at his bedside. they recently toured together in support of their new album ♪ >> carley: black sabbath guitarist paid a heart felt tribute saying jeff was such a nice person and outstanding iconic guitar genius guitar player and gene simmons of kiss says no one played guitar like jeff. jeff beck was 78 years old. and those are your headlines, guys. steve and he was fantastic. >> carley: sure was. >> steve: going back to the yard birds. thank you, carley. >> carley: you're welcome. >> steve: next up on this wednesday, hundreds of flights delayed today following yesterday's faa computer meltdown. charles payne on, yet, another transportation crisis under the biden administration. he is coming up next. >> ainsley: and, later, american pride. volunteer firefighter replace as family's flag a

down as oversight committee chairman james comer told me recently. >> we i now learn that the university ofn successfully lobbied the fbi to drop their china initiative which was an investigation by the fbi into all the reach that china has with our research universities around the united states, even the most liberal university presidents will tell you they're the concerned that china has infill anticipated all of our universities with spies who are stealing our intellectual property, who are stealing all of our research, development and technology and things like that. maria: coming up, former secretary of state mike pompeo on the national security issues around biden's gross negligence and influence peddling with america's number one adversary, communist china. plus, former oversight committee chairman trey gowdy on what levers the republicans have to respond to the stonewalling coming out of biden's white house. then, double standards and high debt. utah senator mike lee on today's politicized federal agencies and how far the republicans willing to go to force spending cuts amid the deb

hamlin's uncle told reporters outside the university of cincinnati's medical center that his nephew'srt stopped twice, once on the field and again in the hospital. the driver of a tesla is suspected of intentionally driving off a california cliff, seriously wounding two children and another passenger. he has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and child abuse according to the california highway patrol. >>> a new rule from the fda now allows abortion pills to be offered at retail pharmacies like cvs and walgreens. patients will still need a prescription, but the pills can be picked up at drugstores instead of clinics or doctors offices. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, political chaos in the house of representatives unlike anything we've seen in a century after the new congress adjourns on day one without a speaker. plus, the ongoing weather threat. snow, ice, and at least a dozen tornadoes have already been reported. >>> but we do w

all we know that it's been reported that china gave millions of dollars to the university of pennsylvania. it's been reported that china gave millions of dollars to the university of pennsylvania and to the biden center at the university of pennsylvania, and then we know, of course, classified documents were found at the university of pennsylvania biden center, and then we know when joe biden became president of the united states, he made the president of the university of pennsylvania the ambassador to germany. and now the university of pennsylvania says, oh, we don't know anything about donations from china. none of that makes sense. that answer makes no sense. so chairman comer is going to get the records of who gave money to the university of pennsylvania. he's determined to do that and to the former question, he specifically is looking to get the visitor records from the secret service of who went to joe biden's home, and then also, who had access to the penn biden center at the university of pennsylvania. >> laura: were you surprised, sir, at the white house response on

, and the decision of the university to ban the use of the russian language within the walls of the universitylly divided users on social media many noted the importance of such a step, but some were outraged by the fact that it allegedly violates the rights guaranteed by the constitution. so who is right, the main thing is that we now want to go beyond the borders of mogilyanka and look at this story more globally if other higher organizations and state institutions take the example of mogilyanka and also ban in within your walls, speaking in russian, is it a violation of rights or not ? taras kremin, the commissioner for the protection of the state language, joins the broadcast. we congratulate them. i see that you are in the dark, you probably have no light. yes, it is. good evening. good evening, did the news that there is going to be a complete ban on the russian language in mogilianka become a blanket for you? how did you personally perceive this news? you know, it is a surprise to me that the law on language is still being enforced and there is a full-scale invasion of the schools of in

we know the secretary of state was being paid by the university of pennsylvania. we know that the vice president was being paid. how many people in the current biden administration and the current white house staff were getting money out of the university of pennsylvania? and why will the university of pennsylvania not release the finances? they claim that the millions and millions of dollars the chinese communist have given the university didn't go to biden. fine, then where did the money come from? what's the deal? and the fact is , when i was working on this in the trump administration, we could not get them to tell us the truth. they are totally hiding all this information. and i suspect the new republican house is going to subpoena all the documents for the university of pennsylvania and insist that they share with us, because i think this is way beyond joe biden. >> i think there are huge chunks administration remember ,this is a habit. sandy berger, the national security adviser to bill clinton, ended up getting a lot of we going to jail because he'd gone to

he is in the university of cincinnati hospital. one of the great facilities in this country.a terrific place to get the best care, surrounded by loved ones. we know that his mother was at the game so teammates of going back to the hospital. not sure if they're even still there. but bob, to the moment that coy is talking about. the football side of it. which admittedly is the last important side. to see a game postponed like this, it is not something we have seen before. this is a moment. >> no, we have seen entire slates of games postponed. for example after 9/11. but generally speaking, football is not comparable to baseball. you play a doubleheader, you play almost every day so there is a rain out or some other circumstance. you play the next day. football is not like that. the bills have gone back. and it's quite was just saying, there are playoff implications. both of these teams are going to be in the playoff. but the seeding. in this year, again you have to stipulate this as we talk about the football side. it is very secondary. but since it is part of the story here. t

the federation, a student of the lugansk pedagogical university, 24-year-old vladislav oleinik is now in the magistracy. and he is also a participant in a special military operation on february 23 last year, he stood up for the defense of the motherland and joined the ranks of the people's militia of the lpr, marked with a medal for courage, and ready to move on to his dream. this is the work of the fsb of the russian federation, i would like to thank you, you will be engaged in pedagogical activities there and work for the good of your country. in short, i would like to thank you for the instruction to demobilize the students. this is an opportunity to return to the learning process. i think that such people. how do you uh, the cutting edge of everything and most accurately, uh understand. uh, the need for what russia is doing now to support, uh, our citizens living in these territories and in luhansk and in donetsk in the donbass as a whole and in kherson and zaporizhzhia, the goal, as i have said many times, is primarily to protect people and protect russia

university of pennsylvania. to tell me this treasure man is a real problem when the president and his son dealing with russia, china and ukraine and the president lying about what he's doing, that's not really a problem? >> about a month ago i believe you described the president as almost inevitably the second-term candidate for the candidates. you still think that? >> sure. when you have several trillion dollars to spend and enormous bureaucracy and thousands of lobbyists who want your favor and want people invited to the white house. jerry ford beat ronald reagan. jimmy carter beat teddy kennedy. incumbent presidents are tough. who is going to come out of the wood work and raise the money and unless bay we learn about the documents that are secret and the university of pennsylvania and university of delaware, what we learn about hunter biden's various illegal activities. if all that comes together then he won't be able to run. if he can run, he will be the democrat nominee. >> biden is note as vulnerable maybe

university of pennsylvania backed off of investigating these chinese organizations on campuses. r that, amy gutman was given this position after she left the university. those are background. we'll see where this goes. betsy, thank you. always good to see you. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: this news is breaking today on "the story." the husband of ana walshe now is a suspect in her murder. we have just learned when he will appear in court. there's just been a warrant in the murder now levels at her husband. stay with us. i'm a screen addicted tween. and, if i'm not posting on social media, i don't feel seen. hey mom. look! mom! oh my god mom. you gotta look at this. nope. keeping my eyes on the road is paying off with drivewise. post about that. bo-ring. oh! say cheese! no, thank you. unblock me! stop! [screech] that was awesome! hey what's your @? i'll tag you. get drivewise from allstate and save 40% for avoiding mayhem like me. my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health m

i hope that i will be able to return and help people students of the financial university of the capitaldeputy prime minister, dmitry chernyshenko, and gave an open lecture on the technological sovereignty of the country, on the creation of which economists, programmers, scientists, first-year students will have to work in the future. nikita ognev from the far eastern federal university is now finishing his first scientific work synthesizing on new fibers. we'll go out later specialists. well, that's what we call medical physicists. this year , four new scientific laboratories appeared in fefu in total within the framework of the federal project science and universities, more than 700 of them were opened across the country . during the mission, minister of science and higher education valery folkov showed how one of these laboratories works. equipped with bioprinters, this is actually bioprinting, but organs. you can show here. this is an example of an ear, this is really an ear, it was created in compliance with all ethical standards and synthetic materials and living cells derived from

charge of the behavior committed suicide and said that the price of the dollar after the public university of economics was very increasing. i am going to go to the next week. in addition to the fact that my servant or the first deputy or both of us are talking about housing, for example, we had the last meeting. medical capacity is the most important word of the cultural revolution council the gentlemen did not agree, we said that you should go to the capacity and development of medical dentistry, now we were going to the medical and dental capacity and the improvement of social capital by taking care of the living conditions of the people, the proposal to start as soon as possible the work and electricity system, and to seriously control inflation and price, to remove taxes from the back. a worker with a salary of 8 million tomans and the sky is not possible from the capitalists who earn billions daily and unfortunately, tax evasion will inject a lot of happiness into the society . which can be made with okay, how much time does the syrian government have to do this kind of thing like gasol

what about the university of delaware?ware has kept everything totally secret, they even had a state judge condemn them for their secrecy. we have no idea where the money comes from. and, by the way, in terms of looking for documents, already 1,850 boxes and several hundred electronic documents that biden transferred to the university of delaware. i don't know that anybody if has begun to look through those to boxes which were theoretically sealed. but you need to look at them to find out are there any classified documents in that 1,850 boxes plus several hundred electronic documents that were transferred there. no one knows who's given money to the university of delaware, how much money they've given. they have a biden center just like the university of pennsylvania. as you point out, we know that the chinese communists are in for well over $50 million at the university of pennsylvania, and that produced, of course, the ambassador to germanyed and ambassador to canada out of the senior leadership of the university of penn

now, earlier i spoke to doris fisher, a professor of china, business and economy at the university of words broke. i asked her, what those numbers really tell us about china's economy? well, it's a bit difficult to say that a finally because of these numbers are, i mean the number and your gross number 3 percent is very much below what the chinese government had anticipated for the year 2022. but on the other hand, when they formulated those anticipations or their expectations for the gross right, that would not know that a micron would hit china in this way and that they would have to abandon, i mean, for suffer from 0 covered policies impact and then abandoned it eventually, so i think a, well officially if the number is higher than or not have the, the recent numbers higher than expected for the last quarter. but it's pretty devastating. which is not surprising if we think what happened corona terms over the past quarter. so what sort of stimulus is begging then in the position to employ if it wanted to turn this around. but i imagine it does well, the 1st biggest stimulus is givin

cadets of the university of civil protection of the ministry of emergency situations of belarus are activelyific activities and regularly patent new developments. now we were promised to show something innovative. hello my name is hello too our university. he performs exercises on the simulator, namely extinguishing the apartment. this project itself is called a simulator for the training of rescuers of fire seminations of the effects of physical effects, that is, we in the virtual world, we recreate an emergency using vr technologies such as vr glasses, an effective feedback suit and controllers. we move a person the virtual world receives the necessary skills and knowledge in order to apply them in real life. of course, we can not completely replace the virtual world of learning in reality, but he receives the knowledge that is necessary in order not to make mistakes in real life. what is your name? vanya vanya, can i come to you? we, please, electricity and step aside thus the phenomenon. now i go, however, here in the bathroom. so they handed you a man from a smoky room and start putting

university. we are the only advanced engineering school of two universities, but a school for two was created. double. we are the only advanced school established within the union state for the expansion and growth of student science and technology and production projects from the union state. of course, with the participation of the leading engineering schools in russia, we propose to hold a winter university. this is such a scientific educational intensive, created for students of technical areas of universities in russia and the republic of belarus. i believe that students should communicate not only in laboratories and at the sites of our industrial partners, but also take part in master classes, quest games, competitions, round tables of the winter university in order to create a more friendly and creative atmosphere where you offer to do it in belarus or in russia , uh, our moscow state university wants to become the coordinator of this project on the basis of your university. support our initiative, i support it. tomorrow, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, i will try to talk to alexandr

the key here is that the university of delaware will not release the so-called gift agreement. with the funder of the archival and maintenance of the documents, we don't know if it was communist china, the way its was communist china for the university of pennsylvania. your thoughts. >> it's hard to see an academic institution, a liberal leaning one, protecting a president from mishandling documents. we know the biden team didn't handle senate documents properly because some c classified information from his time as a senator was found in his wilmington home. first from biden's lawyers we heard a line that the trump team was forcing biden to move out of his office so quickly, the pence transition team, they packed everything up and some documents got misplaced. this was a culture of lax treatment of classified documents, some stretching back many years before they that surfaced in wilmington. classified documents have been found just about everywhereby den's team has looked for them so for the university to block a legitimate search of documents when there is probable cause to b

in astronomy from the university of california centers. as our witnesses should not, each of five minutes for your spoken testimony. your written testimony will be included in the record for the hearing, and when you have all completed or spoken testimony, we'll begin with questions. each member will have five minutes to question the panel. so, we will begin with dr. mark clamp. >> chairman breyer, ranking member vape in, and begging members of the committee, good morning. my name is mark and i am the director of the astrophysics division. this is a great day for nasa as you have all mentioned. it's as one of the many people who worked on the james webb space telescope, i am thrilled to join you this morning to show the groundbreaking science not that our partners, the european space agency, and the canadian space agency are beginning to explore. nasa's j.w. s t team was excited to join with audiences across the nation and indeed across the world for its launch and then in july for the first of the rollout events. jwst was designed to disco