florence is valerie from john, who's a professor of politics of european integration at the university of floor. and welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time with us on inside story. i'll start off with me an appointment and read your 1st because from what i understand, you are with the crew from the german run rise above vessel, which entered italian waters over the weekend. first of all, can you tell us about the conditions of the migrants and refugees on board and at how many there are so yes, so as you can see in front of the west, the rise above that was allowed to end to report this morning and all our guests that were still on board were 289 guests and we could embark without any problems. and so now we don't have any guests on board anymore and, but in the last days, the condition of the them when really, really bad. so it went completely critically. we had to evacuate aid for medical reasons, at least 6 persons because they collapsed on board of our vessel. and yes, that was what, let me tell us, tell us what led to the moment that everyone on board was allowed to disembark. be

partnership on the parade days of international festivals with terrible choreography on the floor by dozens of students. choreographic gymnasium, college of minsk college mastasu university of culture and academy the music laid down the logic and essence of their hand, there dancing the chelyabinsk theater of shukshaz dances, go into empty space. return to the center of balance. the eu and everything met in three years of practice. you conjure with a vision, recognized performances and parades from honored artists. imperial cage yes yes i bright pharma at kohl's snow palette seventy species of chrysanthemums of different shapes and types, put on display at the botanical garden near the exhibition hall. orphans of living exhibits can be respected pink futuristic ikebanu painting installations all the objects and bridges at the 76th step connected with the chrysanthemum give the history of this carved flower, having more than 1,000 years of chrysanthemum. i dropped myself in the culture of many ukraine in form - these are small and large and medium terry semi-double simple and structural features of the flower itself. here i have an arachnid in my hands, it’s straight, as

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of the mordovian university. here, future doctors prove their knowledge by helping apollo harvey and other artificial patients. the computer simulates the program of the disease , students must correctly diagnose and save the life of the floorhe profession, without leaving the university, then dna is deoxyribonucleic acid. lord, you can break your tongue at the mordovian university has its own dna dna for students and staff of the university is the house of scientific collaboration, named after the russian physicist evgeny dianov, the most ambitious schoolchildren. saransk is already ready to give up their smartphones to get here. what is being studied here under the guidance of experienced mentors from chemistry to 3d modeling is relevant and important work in the decade of science and technology. our guys went to outer novgorod and showed good results. they entered the top ten, that is, very it's nice to see what children who did not believe in their strength to be trained to see. e a large number. peers, about a thousand people participated in russia, er, they showed a good result. anatoly bragin director of the center for additional education for children, the dianov house of scientific collaboration, the guys who are a

of the universal from american illegal drugs. i wonder by what logic the organizers of the climate summit decided to give the floor to zelensky, becauseconsonant with the word green. at this pace , vova will soon be talking about russian aggression at congress gynecologists and meetings of anonymous alcoholics. whoever seriously considers the climate agenda should also seriously consider the issue of immediately stopping russian aggression and restoring our territorial integrity and forcing russia to real peace talks about russian aggression. eh, where are those happy times when the speeches at the un climate summits were the most idiotic? there is no gas. the organization believes that, most likely, at this summit there will be much fewer promises and fewer commitments made than in previous years. everyone will just sunbathe and plump. well, to swim in the pools, the new british prime minister rishi sunok spoke out for the need to develop energy independence right now and proposed to conduct a hindu rite of expelling evil spirits from oil and gas, and everyone who takes a shower too often in the next life, according to the british pr

year of university, but now every military man will say about him, he is his own among his own, he is called the landing priest. yes , it’s him, as if he really loved the paratroopers on the floorthe landing. be proud of not hit. rejoice in his words. he liked to repeat the military priest. he owns any genre, except for the boring one, and constantly proved it that he does not want you to be fixed with holy water for 20 steps. step back, it’s not my fault who didn’t hide, thank god and mikhail vasilyev is absent not only blessed the military, but he himself more than once jumped with a parachute, accompanying unit of the airborne forces once the basics. the parachute did not open. he says saturday. i will parachute 60 years of paratroopers. i say, here you are, father. even your parachute will open, but the lord god will save you anyway, and on saturday he jumps the parachute does not open, but it remains here, and he says, i arrived on sunday. so , and he says, and i remembered your words. you said everything will be fine. he received a compression fracture of the spine, and then something else happened eyes of eyewitnesses. after an hour. he came up to us and took a picture f

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medicine courses in parallel with this, they bring the belgorod state university into the proper form of a bomb shelter on the minus first floor shelter in case of an air raid is already ready. here the supply of water to be disposed of disposable tableware. uh, wipes, toilet paper, disinfectant buckets toilets, if the sewerage will fail students are now on distance learning, these are the safety requirements, but they are in no hurry to leave home, even foreigners are honestly not terrible, because i have already experienced such situations. so while i read everything is fine, there is no point in going from this city. after class, the guys go to the orthodox church on the compound of the monastery, there is a volunteer center , students help sort things, drag boxes, distribute food, such mutual assistance in the border region has become the norm. the hosts of these dogs were forced to temporarily leave their homes from dangerous areas, people were resettled, they were accepted in temporary accommodation centers near moscow and the tula region. olga urgant takes the animals for overexposure to look after them. while the dange

a house built by a printer engineer from the university of maine 3d printed a cottage floor wall ceilingow much it takes to print 20,000 low-income houses, but it is not yet clear how much the states will cost the authorities. here is such a serial print of ecoms. the first one is obtained by such printers. the main thing is that it is warm inside in such weather, not all modern houses can boast of this, in order not to freeze, residents are forced to buy or electric heaters, but the criterion for choosing them will tell you to give it outside the winter window and the russians lined up for heaters. the lower the temperature, the higher the demand. if we compare sales year-on-year, then the beginning of november showed some growth. interest by 20%. the demand for heaters is part of the total depends on the weather conditions compared to last year. the average purchase price decreased by 10%. so the most profitable options for a fan heater or infrared can be purchased for 2,500 rubles. more expensive convectors. an average of 4,000. quartz heaters can be bought for 4.5 optimal price-quali

of all pedagogical universities should be completed. please. tell us how the work on the implementation of this program is going, knowing that you keep under special control, please give me the floormikhail vladimirovich dear colleagues good afternoon. as you have already noted, mikhail vladimirovich, on behalf of the president of the country, 10 billion rubles. it was allocated for the capital and current repair and equipment of 33 pedagogical universities subordinate to the ministry of education of russia from these funds, all billion rubles were allocated for capital repairs and 3 billion rubles. to provide modern equipment at a given time. everything is repairable. uh, construction work is nearing completion and we intend to complete it by the end of fy22 . by order of the government of the russian federation in june this year, we approved the concept of training and teaching staff for of the education system for the period up to 2030, which defines the goals, principles, tasks, main activities and mechanisms for implementing state policy in the field of teacher training for the russian education system , a whole range of measures will be implemented that will provide a unifie

parallel with this, they are already brought into the proper form of the bomb shelter at the belgorod state university on the -1 floorable tableware. uh, wipes, toilet paper, disinfectant buckets , toilets, if the sewer fails, the students are now on distance learning, these are the safety requirements, but going home is not in a hurry. even foreigners are honestly not afraid, because i have already come to such situations. so, while i’m reading everything is fine, there’s no point in leaving this city, after class, the guys go to the orthodox church on the compound of the monastery, a volunteer center operates, students help sort things, drag boxes, distribute food, such mutual assistance in the border region has become the norm. the owners of these dogs were forced to temporarily leave their homes from dangerous areas, people were resettled, they were accepted in points of temporary location of the moscow region and the tula region. olga urgant takes the animals for overexposure to look after them. while the danger is imminent, you can still somehow copy the owners. uh, loud noises. they bend down trying to cover t

university of idaho students. police revealing they were likely asleep before being attacked. their bodies found on the second and third floorshe coroner telling cnn there was, quote, lots of blood on the wall. as cnn's veronica miracle reports, police have also released a detailed timeline of the students's movements in the hours before they were killed. >> did anybody do their chores today? >> reporter: video of three of the university of idaho stabbing victims posted on kaley g goncalves social media account. on the night of the murders, ethan chapin and zana were at the sigma kai fraternity between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. madison and kaley visited a local sports bar from 10:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. then a food trump arck at 1:40 . they hope new leads will break the case. >> we believe that releasing information about the location of the victims throughout the night might generate some information we can follow-up on. >> all the victims were home by 1:45 a.m. their bodies found on the second and third floors of the home. >> is the first floor where the roommates were sleeping? >> yeah. we have not identified where the remains were.

of an impact on his candidacy. >> walker came in with a high floor, well-known in georgia, beloved across the state, a superfar, football player for the university heroic back story, came up from a very small town in georgia and just incredibly well-known. even people have their security passes as 3434, that was his number in the university of georgia, so he's just so well-known across the state. he came in very, very well-known and very well liked. he won the gop primary here with 70% of the vote, just demolished all of his other rivals. so he's been strong in this the entire type. he's been able to make up that ground from about 43% to about 47, 48%. i think his debate performance played a really big role in that. he had a very strong debate against rafael warnock and people did not know how he was going to respond. and then also i think coming in to these last few weeks, governor brian kemp is polling so far ahead of stacey abrams, way up over 50%, and republicans in the state are very hopeful that that incredible strength of governor kemp is also giving herschel walker a boost, consolidating around him in a way they were not doing in septemb

university of idaho students. the moscow idaho police chief saying the students bodies were found on the second and third floors ofing cnn there was, quote, lots of blood on the wall. and all of this new information is as police are releasing a detailed time line on the student's known movements in the hours before they were murdered. veronica miracle is out front. >> reporter: video of three of the university of idaho stabbing victims posted on kaylee's t tiktok account shows their lives together. on the night of the murders they were at the fraternity at the university of idaho between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. madison and kaylee visit adlocal sports bar and then a food truck around 140 a.m. police releasing a map showing those exact locations for the first time hoping new leads will break the case. >> we believe that releasing information about the location of the victims throughout the night might generate some information that we can follow up on. >> reporter: police say all of the victims were home by 145 a.m. their bodies found on the second and third floors of the home. is the first floor where the roommates were

marcus hooper is a euro gynecologist at the university clinic and phi book that specializes in issues related to the pelvic floor. he says that even in cases of acute infections with blood in the urine, antibiotics should only be prescribed as infrequently as possible. and here on until the legal him as if we're overly generous with our prescriptions for antibiotics, then there will be increasing numbers of pathogens and bacteria that become resistant to certain antibiotics and cause i sustained. it's not just about the bladder infection, but in the field of medicine, there are also very serious consequences, like sepsis, of much, we have eaten to infect you on and you may not fit in those cases. if it becomes difficult to find an appropriate antibiotics, the consequence is can be life threatening. and i'll clinton's baton again. nevertheless, according to one peer reviewed publication on urology, 6 out of 10 women are prescribed antibiotics for acute bladder infections. before other options are even explored. there are also alternative methods available pain medications like ivy proof and do more than reduce pain. they can also contribute to

marcus, who is the euro gynecologist at the university clinic and phi book that specializes in issues related to the pelvic floor. he says that even in cases of acute infections with blood in the urine, antibiotics should only be prescribed as infrequently as possible. and here on until the leaking him as if we're overly generous with our prescriptions for antibiotics, then there will be increasing numbers of pathogens and bacteria that become resistant to certain antibiotics because i sustained it's not just about the bladder infection, but in the field of medicine there are also very serious consequences, like sepsis, off much we have eaten infect you on and you may have that in those cases. if it becomes difficult to find an appropriate antibiotics and the consequences can be life threatening on the. so cleans baton again. nevertheless, according to one peer reviewed publication on urology, 6 out of 10 women are prescribed antibiotics for acute bladder infections. before other options are even explored. there are also alternative methods available. pain medications like i've you proof and do more than reduce pain. they can also contribute

floor, 400 feet tall. wind gate sandstone, one of the largest free-standing towers in the world. eroding. this past summer, geeologists from the university of utah detailed the natural vibration of this sandstone tower. they enlisted two climbers to place seisometer at the bottom of the tower and place another at the top. they wanted to listen to stone. what they found surprised them. this from science news in the bulletin of the seismological society of america was published last month, quote, at about the same rate that your heart beats a utah rock formation called castleton tower vibrates keeping time and keeping watch over the sandstone desert. swaying like a sky scraper, a red rock tower taps into the deep vibrations of the earth. wind, waves, and even far off earthquakes. quote, we often view such grand and prominent land forms as permanent features of our landscape when in reality they are continue us toly moving and evolving. says riley finnegan a graduate student and co-author of this paper. lastly, most people are in awe of its static stability and its dramatic free-standing nature perched at the end of a ridge overlooking cast

of minority enrollment fall to the floor. does it? open as a result of the criteria the university hased to choose and it is not discriminatory in other precedents, enhat is the decision the univeithas made. i doubt any university wld make that decision, for example, inda which is race-neutral and has similar demographics to unc unc's on record, 50% greater number, -- greater number -- l's get back to the fact of what universities can do with what purpose to achieve racial versity even without being explicit about racial classifications. putting that aside, i guess what i sing is your brief -- and this is explicit in your brief --t just does not matter if our institutions look like america. you say this on page 11 in your reply. i guess what i'm asking you, doesn't ? doesn't it? thesarthe pipelines to leadership in our society. mht be military leadership. it might be business leadership. it might be leadership in the law or all kinds oars. universities are the pipeline to that leadersp. now, if universities are not racially diverse -- and your ruleugsts it doesn't matter -- well, t

floor. >> unleashing a reck less give away and would transfer even more wealth toward highly educated people. >> the university ofand georgia and more with stuart. stu: funny you should say that. thank you, lucas. the university of notre dame should require all students to get the covid booster and ashley, does that include virtual students? ashley: when you're on campus but, yes, when you're on campus and virtual students and students receiving e-mail monday that in order to enroll in the 2023-2024 academic year all of the students will be required to have a covid booster vaccine by march 1 of next year. i say all, the e-mail signed by the university with the director of university health services edward judkins and explained the new policy was necessary to proudly supports vent serious illness related to coronavirus and subhaven't. stu: it doesn't. >> open about vaccination and students to obtain their booster shot on cameras and it doesn't do that before the deadlines and has a hold to put on the university account preventing enrollment for the following semester and the news they're watching and more. stu: i

of religious studies at northwestern university. that will be in partnership with the center for the public understanding of religion and you are welcome to register for either of those. we will open up the floor to take questions for you in the audience. please ask questions at the microphone. if you have been here before, you have heard me say we will give priority to student questions. please make sure your phones are on silent and i want to introduce chad burkitt's, who will offer formal introductions -- chad burket, who will offer formal introductions of our speakers. thank you. [applause] >> hello and welcome to the speaker series. we have a conversation with representative liz cheney. i am a third-year math major at the college and president of the college republicans this year. our speaker is congresswoman liz cheney. she served as representative for wyoming's at large district since 2013. before time in the house, representative cheney served in the state department. she and bill kristol founded a nonprofit organization promoting national security in 2009. she's also the daughter of former vice president dick cheney. moderating today is catherine baker, dean and professor of the schoo

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university of idaho students. police now saying where the in house the bodies were discovered. >> i believe the chief provided that information, i believe it was the top floor middle floor. third floor and second floor. >> reporter: scenes described. >> i saw lots of blood on the wall. >> reporter: investigators releasing a map and time line of the students' movements. ethan chapin and zannah kerr nobile attends a party. and then they picked up food only a food truck. police say all four victims are back at the house sometime around 1:45 sunday morning. >> you look for cameras, you look for ring doorbells, you look for anything that you might pick up, that shows the movement of these individuals around whether or not was there somebody following them, you know, were they driving, were they walking. >> reporter: police say this was a targeted attack. the four victims stabbed to death inside their shared campus home sunday morning. adding to the mystery, there were no named suspects, no murder weapon, and two additional roommates were inside the home at the time of the murders, police say. neither of whom were injured or held hostage. police say the roommates

university of idaho students. police now saying where in the house the bodies were discovered. >> i believe the chief provided that information, and i believe it was the top floor and the middle floor, so the third floor and the second floor. >> reporter: scenes of horrific violence described by the latah county coroner. >> i saw lots of blood on the wall. >> reporter: investigators also on friday releasing a map and a timeline of the students' movements the night they were murdered. ethan chapin and xana kernodle attended a fraternity party from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. kaylee goncalves and madison mogen were at a sports bar between 10:30 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. police say all four victims were back at the house sometime after 1:45 sunday morning. >> you look for cameras. you look for ring doorbells. you look for anything that you might pick up that shows the movement of these individuals and whether or not was there somebody following them. you know, were they driving? were they walking? >> reporter: police say this was a targeted attack. the four victims stabbed to death inside their shared off-campus home sunday morning. adding to the mystery, there are no named suspec

university of idaho students more than a week after the gruesome killings. they say they are still not sure how a killer managed to stab four people to death across two floors without waking up their roommates. the father of one of those victims thinks it could take some time to get some answers. >> they are telling us there is so much evidence it will take a lot to time to process it all. this wasn't like a pinpoint crime. this person was sloppy. there is a mess there and they have to go through that point by point and it will take a lot of time. >> dan springer is live in moscow, idaho with the lehtatesn the crime. >> several law enforcement working this homicide. they don't have any suspect identified. they don't even have a person of interest or even a description of their suspect. but we did get some information over the weekend as police were again at and around the house searching for evidence. investigators say the 911 call came from one of the surviving roommates' phone. it was reported as an unconscious person and we know why. police say the roommates and some friends at the house when the cops arrived that morning thought the victims had simply p

floor that captures the heat emitted by moving people, this zak energy. timurziev dmitry volkov dmitry malyshev channel one, london serial production of modern high-tech medical equipment launched in samara medical universityhnicians will release for the whole country, including the need for rehabilitation. we've got a new skill. this is not only development and engineering - it is already production and mass production. that is, the demand is very high for the equipment that is being produced. therefore, it is important for us that the capacities would allow us to supply already to medical organizations. this is equipment. it may look simple, like an ordinary production site, but in essence it is. this is a life that saves and allows a person to be an active production for us for doctors. of course, this is, well, a step into a new reality - this is the medicine of the future. fantastic projects that are being introduced into everyday life and scientists who go beyond. it would seem impossible to grow new bones. yes, you can either create screws for splicing fractures, which then simply dissolve in the body of such technologies . it all looks like this so far in fact, now everything is packed in boxes, be

sue floor fox news is honoring our nations veterans this week and brittney have been yesterday but there's still plenty of events taking place across the country. the state university were "fox weather" is celebrating veterans past and present. the ncaa longest running event of its kind at "fox weather". or here at the sights and sounds in tennessee. there's a special debut hasn't happened yet? >> were just minutes away from that happening good afternoon eric. not only a unique celebration for veterans here in honor of them were going to make a little history today let me set the stage for you from here on the field in middle tennessee state university their game is already underway but haft on the honor veterans by allowing them to come out to the field to receive recognition but has impeded here to show you. of lester's events as they come on the band of blue plays the anthem for each french military service we also introduce the space force. the state space of force a theme just so happens a composer that the theme is a professor here. for the first time in your that they would play dumb argument here today. i caught up with the professor a few minutes ago and a

university of idaho students. police now saying where in the house the bodies were discovered. >> i believe the chief provided that information, and i believe it was the top floorloor and the second floor. >> reporter: scenes of horrific violence described by the latah county coroner. >> i saw lots of blood on the wall. >> reporter: investigators also today releasing a map and a timeline of the students' movements the night they were murdered. two of them, ethan chapin, and xana kernodle, attended a fraternity part last saturday night. they say kaylee goncalves and madison mogen were at a sports bar between 10:30 p.m. and at 1:30 a.m. police say all four victims were back at the house sometime after 1:45 sunday morning. >> you look for cameras. you look for ring doorbells. you look for anything that you might pick up that shows the movement of these individuals and whether or not was there somebody following them? you know, were they driving? were they walking? >> reporter: police say this was a targeted attack. the four victims stabbed to death inside their shared off-campus home sunday morning. adding to the mystery, there are no named suspects, no murder wea

university in raleigh. jeremy, this pardon comes as the lame duck session is under way. see what i did there? >> turkey and ducks. >> the democrats are hoping to bring a bunch of bills to the floor you tell us? >> reporter: there was that light-hearted tradition at the white house. the president is expected to turn his attention to more serious matters over the next month. that's because there's a lot to get done in this lame duck session of congress following the midterms before republicans take over the house in january. at the top of that list is government funding. the current government funding deal expires december 16th. the president and congress have only a few weeks to get done everything in there from more funding for ukraine. the white house has asked for $37 billion. they asked for $10 billion in covid funding. there's expected to be some action on this respect for marriage act, to secure same sex and interracial marriage. a lot to get done over the next few weeks. the president is expected to meet with congressional leaders from both houses of congress in the coming weeks. he said he would do so following his foreign trip that he got back from this week. we don't ha

floor, away from any and all windows. john: overnight, students were urged to shelter in place during an intense manhunt. some slept in libraries. across the country, at the university ofn moscow, idaho, another shelter in place order sunday after four students were found shot to death in a home near campus. officials are releasing little information in that case. but both events are a grim reminder of the nation's epidemic of gun violence. for "the pbs newshour," i'm john yang. judy: president biden promised there will be no -- quote -- new cold war, after holding a three-hour meeting with china's president xi jinping today in bali, indonesia. they spoke on the sidelines of the group of 20 summit, in their first face-to-face meeting of their presidencies. according to spokespeople, the leaders discussed tensions in taiwan, north korea, and ukraine, among other things. we'll have more on this after the news summary. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy took an unannounced victory lap around the newly liberated southern city of kherson today. he celebrated in the streets and awarded medals to soldiers who helped recapture the city from russian control. pres. zelensky

wall and cover the floor from above with the top of the reinforced knauf profile; we fix them with fibrous sheets in two layers. we prime the surface. we seal the joints with universalforce with paper tape. in the upper part of the edifice shelf construction continues. and we go to the ceramic the workshop of irina lagunova will be accompanied by the author of the project yuri volkov and our heroine yulia smeyan well, together we will make an unusual space decor for the heavenly veranda by education. ira is a lawyer, and in her life an artist was engaged in graphic design, painting and drawing. and a few years ago i immersed myself in ceramics, and most often finds inspiration in nature and fairy tales. here is another collection, what do you think, such things are scary for us in the interior, well, suddenly it’s very popular i don’t have time to get it out of the stove interesting. and how he likes this vase, yes, we take it, we take it. the vase is made according to korean technology. the cords are initially molded and superimposed on the shape, which is why this vase shape is complicated. it's a reverse trapezoid here, so when that shape is placed, it starts to

universal putty and reinforcing tape. gypsum-fiber sheets of the wall are primed with a deep penetration composition, it becomes firmly and smooth. according to the project, tiles are planned on the floor area so that it is comfortable to walk on it in winter ; the terrace surface is matte and slightly rough. means no slippery chosen tile from the same the only glossy manufacturer in the collection is called hanami in honor of the japanese tradition of cherry blossom viewing. already lined up for her. we will close the walking boards, but first we will treat the composition of the finish-bio from mold, rot and bugs, it penetrates deeply and is resistant to washing. we waited until it was completely dry, we spread the polyethylene foam backing. we lay on it a turkish-made laminate from the elegans collection. it is moisture resistant and durable, and most importantly, our heroes will definitely have no more problems with nails lining at the same time and protect and let's transform using tinting antiseptic. it is odorless, non-toxic contains wax. while the coating dries, kira and ilya decided not to waste time, now they will make a table from a stump and branches with their own hands an

floors. inside the building . in a statement, y m c. a officials say the fire was outside the building, and they have given security video to police investigators to examine strike by university of california educators today entered its third week. we got power. group of u. c employees carried picket signs today on the u. c berkeley campus. there are 48,000 striking workers spanning the 10 campuses across california. they include postdoctoral scholars, teaching assistants, associate instructors, graduate student researchers and academic researchers. the union says its members need better pay and benefits to afford the high cost of housing here in california. not a lot of teaching, not a lot of grading happening from our parts. this puts you know a lot more pressure on on the professors and then on the university, because you know students are here to learn, and they also are really supportive of our strike. you see, says it has offered a wage increase and says campus housing offers rents at 20 to 25. below market rates . the man who opened fire at a buffalo supermarket in court today. he pleaded guilty and also admitted the attack was motivated by racism, the latest on those pro

floor. for a long time, at the beginning of the 2000s, it became a hall for celebrations ; here they honored graduates of universitiesever broke down, perhaps, the whole point is that these wonderful straws are above our heads, like direct bullets of those who constantly behind the scenes ensure the uninterrupted life of the creator of 400 people more and do not need a palace. there is a computer. it is also programmed for 60 systems, one of the addressable fire alarm systems will catch smoke from one cigarette lit in the wrong place it, the filling is hidden. the eye of 3,000 spectators who have been coming to enjoy art for 20 years and a watchable bag, the leaf fall film festival unfolded its red carpet here on the stage of the palace was the first podium for the main beauties of the country, and later the top of the body appeared in the palace. this is the moment when you can say this, you have not seen it yet. our work is related to the holiday. we do an event every day, either we prepare for the holiday, or we hold it at the a-a palace. e has become such, i would call it a state event today, which e makes the mo

floor is yours. dr. finkelstein: thank you. good morning, mr. chairman and members of the subcommittee. my name is stephen finkelstein and i am a professor of astronomy at the university of texas at austin. i am also the principal investigator of one of jwst's early release science programs. it is my pleasure to be here today to share their early discoveries from our program, which is called the cosmic evolution early release science survey, or ceers. ceers targets galaxies forming in the early universe using several of jwst's instruments. i would like to take a moment to explain how the study of the early universe is even possible. this is thanks to to help the -- helpful features of nature. the first of which is our cosmic speed limit, the speed of light. when we look at distant objects the light we see has traveled large distances to reach our telescopes. we see these objects as they were in the past. while this is inconsequential in the nearby universe when we look at distant galaxies, this allows us to see them as they were billions of years ago. the second way the universe helps us is that it is expanding. all galaxies are moving away from one another and as lig

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