with the disease. farm and cock is an associate professor in cellular micro biology at the university of reading. and he says, the possibility of human to human transmission could cause serious infections. there is, of course, the possibility there was some unknown animal exposure. if, however, that wasn't the case, that didn't happen. and then i think we ought to presume that it's being transmitted from another person on that. so step change in how we can set up the, the, because the phone now we've known that people can get it, they get it from animals and they don't necessarily pass it on to other people that might have changed with this this case. but it's a might not the has of cost. if it can spread from one person to another, it can spread to plenty more as well as people who get it thought to be seriously ill. you know, it's entirely possible. it's thought to be the case, but if, if the tree did make the transition to human beings, then it would cost both could likely cause i have pretty serious infection. but of course not remains to be seen whether that's true or not. in brazil, form a

to speak to us about the report is rob thompson from the report is rob thompson from the university of reading? it looks like this year's year will be record—breaking, even more so than last year's, which was also record—breaking? than last year's, which was also record-breaking? yes, looks like — also record-breaking? yes, looks like we _ also record-breaking? yes, looks like we will— also record-breaking? yes, looks like we will almost i looks like we will almost certain break the record. it would need an unprecedented amount of cooling down again over the next few months to not break the annual record. we are almost certain to break the record. there are reasons, obviously global warming is obviously global warming is obviously a factor but we have also had an el nino, which is a system that, big global system that pushes warm sea water up in the pacific towards the east of the pacific. it warms the entire globe a little bit, but enough that it can really make a difference, enough to set records and so on. we are probably at a point where the upward trend followed by the extra peak from upw

this , the candidates who are authorized and interested in choosing the medical fields of azad university, by reading university , have a share in this table of 150 options. the field of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and veterinary medicine, these four fields are only and only through the selection evaluation organization, that is, they are among the 150 that our loved ones choose. please note that these four fields are medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine. other university courses azad students choose their field through azad university's own portal. but the first few points are that those who fail to register for the 1403 entrance exam can simply choose and register for the fields that do not have an exam at the same time as choosing the field . they will be given the opportunity to re-register at the same time as they choose their field of study . they will be given the opportunity to re-register based solely on their academic records and family economic fields, distance and proximity to the place of study. all factors must be studied. this system there is also the possibility of

with the disease. simon cock is an associate professor and cellular michael biology at the university of reading. he says the possibility of human to human transmission could cause serious infections. there is, of course, the possibility there was some unknown animal exposure. if however, that wasn't the case, that didn't happen, then i think we ought to presume that it's being transmitted from another culture. and that's a step change in how we can set up a see, because before now we've known that people can catch it, that they get it from animals and they don't necessarily pass it on to other people that might have changed with this this case. but it's a might know, it's a has a cost if it can spread from one person to another, it can spread to plenty more as well as people who get it thought to be seriously ill. you know, it's entirely possible. it's thought to be the case, but if it did make transition to human beings, then it would cost people could likely cause i have pretty serious infection. but of course not remains to be seen. whether that's true or not. still ahead on the news allah a

other psychological warfare that he and his friends waged against the university. once, instead of teaching, a university instructor had readefs and sometimes expressed his iconiclastic ideas boldly. when he found a big club under his desk, he realized what one of his friends had said, watch your language. he was the first leader of the soviet union who took his wife to almost all. official meetings even thatcher, the most important political leader in europe, was clearly influenced by his ideas. i like mr. gorbachov, we can do business together. in their first meeting, she pushed aside gorbachev's wife to stand right next to him. now, the youngest leader of the soviet union was... ruler of the largest country in the world, a country where people were looking for a comfortable life more than anything else, and in gorbachev's opinion it wasn't possible without reconciliation with the world. the very first results of gorbachev's policies soon became evident and they could be seen on the streets and of course at rock concerts. the tanks were run again, but this time not to be used in wars, but to provide food for people. howev

in addition , the volunteers who are interested in choosing the medical fields of azad university should also read manual of this sahmi university has 150 options in this table. azad university has its exam and performance the same record. these four fields are only and only through the field selection evaluation organization, that is, they are among the 150 that our loved ones choose . please note that these four fields of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine, and the rest of the fields of azad university through the portal. azad university itself chooses rishi, but the first few points are that those who fail to register for the 1403 entrance exam can simply choose and register for the courses that do not have an exam at the same time as choosing the course. if we have survival , there are those who only ask for fields without use us. at the same time as choosing this field , they will be given the opportunity to re-register. choose a field based solely on your academic records and fields without an exam. let them pay the cost, choose their field , god willing, we are at their

some of the clock is an associate professor in selling the microbiology at the university of reading in the u. k. thanks. so i'm going to join us here and i'll just erica to see if my so at the patients in question has since recovered, but contract to the disease with no known animal exposure. so what does this tell us about what is no, no animal exposure. so there is, of course, the possibility there was some unknown animal exposure. if however, that both in the case that didn't happen, then i think we ought to presume that it's being transmitted from another color set on that. so step changing how we can set up a c, because before now we've known that people can get it, they get it from animals and they don't necessarily pass it on to other people that might have changed with this this case. but it's a might know, it's a has a cost if it can spread from one person to another, it can spread to plenty more as well. so what would raise concerns about this further for you? i guess 1st of all, if you saw other people being fight to then, then if somebody became seriously, oh yeah, i mea

volunteers are authorized and interested in choosing fields azad university medicine also has a share in this table of 150 options by reading manual of this university. the exam and report card is the same report card that we give, only four fields of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine, these four fields are done only and only through the field selection evaluation organization, that is, they are among the 150 that our loved ones choose. please note that these four fields the fields of medicine and dentistry , pharmacy and veterinary medicine and other fields of azad university through the portal of azad university. but the first few points are that those who fail to register for the 1403 entrance exam can only apply for the fields that there is no exam , choose and register at the same time as choosing the field, if we have any left, there are those who just want to use the fields without an exam . based on education records. and the courses without exams should choose a course , register, pay the fees, choose a course , god willing, we are at your service for the 310,000 that we predicted, and the cand

azad university also has a share in this table of 150 options by reading the manual of this university. azad university's exam and report card is the same report card that we give. only four fields of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and veterinary medicine. these four fields only and only through the field selection evaluation organization it takes place, that is, it is among the 150 that our loved ones choose. note that these four fields of medicine and dentistry, and pharmacy and veterinary medicine, the rest of the fields of azad university can be chosen through the portal of azad university itself, but a few points first, those who fail to register for the 1403 entrance exam can only for the fields without exam , choose and register at the same time as choosing the field . the field of this re-registration opportunity it will be given to them based solely on their academic records and fields without exams , they should choose a field, register, pay the fees , choose a field, god willing, we are at their service for the 30,000 that we predicted, and what's more, the volunteers were de

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of international corporation. i remember reading the universal declaration of human rights as a student.profound impact on me. i spent my career as a lawyer working to protect those rights. and the declarations still inspire me now as prime minister. because it speaks about our inherent dignity. the very essence of what it is to be human. of equal and onunalienable rights based on the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world. yet, as we meet here today, that can feel like a distant hope. conflict touches more countries now than at any time in the history of this assembly. around the world, more fires are breaking up and burning with ever greater intensity. exacting a terrible toll in gaza, lebanon, ukraine, sudan, myanmar, yemen, and beyond. the vast majority of humanitarian need in the world today is driven by conflict. after 20 years of gains in tackling poverty, disease, war is one of the main reasons that progress has stalled. that is a catastrophe made by human hands. it has weakened the cause of corporation -- cooperation. sewn political division between north and sout

of international cooperation. i remember reading the universal declaration of human rights as a student and it had a profound impact declaration still inspires me now as prime minister. because it speaks about our inherent dignity, the very existence of what it is to be human —— essence. equal and unalienable rights based on the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world. yet as we meet here today, that can feel like a distant hope, conflict touches more countries now than any time in the history of this assembly. around the world, buyers are breaking out and burning with ever greater intensity. exacting a terrible toll. in gaza, lebanon, ukraine, sudan, me and mar, yemen and beyond. the vast majority of humanitarian need today is driven by conflict and after 20 years of gains in tackling poverty, disease and in health. 0r gains in tackling poverty, disease and in health. or in the main regions of progress has stalled. that is a catastrophe made by human hands. it is weakened because of operations and so political division between north and south and the geopolitical dial away from the rule of law toward

of tehran university. he has many works that we read in our master's and doctorate courses, but i can say that one of his great works was his master's preparation . he has many articles. as a muslim professor in arabic and persian, he also teaches arus and rhymes. they also have a book about brides and rhymes. 400 common medical services are waiting for the payment method to be modified. the head of the iranian health economics association said: in order to prevent patients from facing different rates in medical services, the method of paying common services should be modified based on the 7th plan. the current service should be stopped. and increase to 500 services, which should be done, but another important point that we face in the decision-making system is that the executive body and the ministry of health should regularly monitor its actions, evaluate its problems , and these problems to compile for policy courses setting, for example, for the 8th plan, well, with the so-called problems of implementing this policy, the same method. the one who solves these problems should be set to be included in the 8th

the university of me to read. we want to be the focus on china and latin american relations. he is a well-established person china. latin america, china and also european relations also, i have a calling from here. he is majoring in china, central europe relation. this is the group. we like to introduce our latest finance the international research from china and:. let mr. this discussion with the outline. i will introduce the problem briefly. the framework for this research is multi -- multilateral idea arguing that china -- that is the main idea here. we identified resection narrative, and. today, you will if we will share findings from our research. syria, cambodia and thailand. as i mentioned, we identified three basic mechanisms china's relationships with developing countries. your eye itself is just an umbrella -- just an umbrella. it is kind of an ability that brought china on one satellite. we are trying to understand this power within the multilateral. finally, economists, we discussed trade. plus, in-depth is. we talk to people on the ground. >> was selected those c

scanner already determines, here are the boundaries of the qr code and then the reading of this code begins, and why was a square chosen as a universalnd it is the easiest to read in fact, that is, if, for example , for... in fact, this is a very serious technological phenomenon, because even if up to 30% of the qr code is damaged, it will be readable, there are special algorithms, special mechanisms in order to read a qr code even with significant damage, as i already said, up to 30% damage will still allow you to read the qr code. about reading a barcode, i know, it is read in one direction, and a qr code horizontally and vertically, i will tell you even more, you can read vertically, horizontally and at an angle, that is, as you want, in any case you will get the result you need. this is due to these forms, due to the forms due to the mechanisms, just the same algorithms that allow you to determine. the fact is that these squares, which i said, you can add another square, such a small one, if you look, there is another small square on the right in the lower corner, thanks to it you can look at different angles to determine exactly

made large, small, at an angle, these are the boundaries of the qr code and then the reading of this code begins. and why was it chosen as a universalactually the easiest to read , that is, if, for example, a barcode requires a special scanner, then for a qr code, an ordinary phone is enough to read it. and squares, they are much simpler.

of tehran university. they have many works that we read in our master's and doctoral courses. but i can say that one of his great works was his master of preparation . he has many articles. as a muslim professor in arabic and persian, he also teaches brides and rhymes, and they also have a book about brides and rhymes . dr. jalil tajleel came from here, the city of tabriz. he was born in 1313. after finishing his schooling , he continued his religious education in the seminary of tabriz and studied persian literature at tehran university. dr. tajleel studied and taught persian language and literature, philosophy, logic, and syntax , and tehran university became his home. the university where his books originated. compilations such as the meanings of expression, puns in the field of persian literature and handwriting. passion along with works in the field of translation and translation from arabic language was also one of the interests of the late professor dr. tajwil. the translation of asrar al-balaghe jarjani and the translation of al-ghadir and other translations show this i

institutions, he was never listed, although naturally, he was superbly educated, and professors of the moscow university, readdy was gone, that means ... you can't find a penny for cards, here he has wonderful notebooks that give such apt characteristics, but only if you think about it, yes, a man of the pushkin era, who also experienced the era of alexander ii, in general, a man who left a lot of evidence about the card game, saying that the card game is our touchstone and measure of morality, and of human qualities. here is a literary anecdote that prince b, yes, he died, and i already, he says, noticed some kind of disorder in his body, that you noticed, something about business in the presence, no, he signed papers and listened to them non-stop, but made such mistakes in the message that there was already clearly some kind of disorder in his mechanism, here about lermontov there are interesting, then, memories, especially of my behavior. in the hussar regiment, that is, not even his behavior, and the behavior of a hussar regiment, that is, card games were very common there, homeric drinking parties with d

of the incense reading. we don't have the infrastructure there on to the universities here front of me. so i'll have to adapt to not the lifetime of which is very different to here on center reading supposedly open as if it were a very small line. and so we will know each of the, let me see up one of the rooms tell me she made you the friends here as often as possible. it is clear on every street corner that live on her home island is geared towards tourists. past the shopping. let's say, but now it's going to be a hotel. simple. the same is happened to many other buildings because of the image . generally not a lot of concern is given to the centro, many locals in these cases. and that's a real shame. in winter, the busy island is almost empty. for young people who live here, it means a lot of shops are closed and there's not much to do. instead that look forward to the beginning of the tourist season. of the account data. it's a top to this destination because of the view, the visible k 9. it seems like best. and you can see almost the entire island from this point of a 5th of smith in

of mba mortgage applications. thursday, and ecb decision and a christine lagarde news conference. friday we will get a read on the u.s. consumer with universitymichigan sentiment increasingly an important thing for traders to be watching. for my final thought, let's get a final look at cpi estimates should there is a lot of stability is michael mckee was talking about. cpi year-over-year expects to be coming in at 2.6% tiered an improvement from the prior reading of 2.9%, almost 3%. core cpi expected to come in at 2/10 of 1% higher month over month the same. core cpi year-over-year three 2% which would be stagnant from the year before. from new york, that does it for me. same time same place next week. this was bloomberg real yield and this is bloomberg. ♪ because this game is for everyone. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. stocks sink and treasuries rally on a jobs report one fed official says requires action. here is the market fallout from the weaker than expected jobs report. start with the s&p 500 down for a fourth day and on course for its worst week since march of 2023. this is a broad-based selloff. seeing it across sectors but egg tec

of the holy 1200. i began to read rousseau and dropped out of university precisely because i wanted to study. russian writer admitted. tolstoy. true. lev. the council of 1500. in 1855. he entered the university of louisiana and graduated in 2 years, receiving a lawyer's degree, but became famous in chess. morphe. right. paul morpheme. the second 1,200. he made his first round-the-world voyage on the corvette suvorov. the third - on the frigate cruiser, but the second is more famous - on the sloop peaceful kruzenshtern, no, not kruzenshtern, mikhail lazarev. next, the second 600. the team of this european country became the second world champion in football, beating czechoslovakia in the final with a score of 2:1. italy, italy, yes, the championship was held in italy, the second 300. cat mishke, 10,600 for you, alexander has 4,100, 4,300. elena, who? elena. thank you. elena, the theme is painting. one and a half. attention to the screen. the painting by the 16th-century dutch artist clarara peeters depicts fish, oysters, and crayfish. it is not surprising that this home delicacy also ended up

and i was invited at the foreign trade university, which is one of the most prestigious of our cities in hanoi. and they read my books, also translated some of my books, and they invited me to workshop with this topic. how can we improve the image of rich people? can you imagine that a university in the united states social science writes me for a workshop? how can we improve image of wealthy people? i was invited in germany to to lecture to a discussion two moments ago, but it was about redistribution. how we take away ball from rich this part of the topic. so you see the attitude is also very poor. this is, by the way, similar in poland in poland. they they wealthy people are very not as scapegoats. this is what both of these countries a lot of things in common this is the reason why i took both together in the book because they have yeah they had both is touted was i don't know whether you know what a lot of people don't know the second world war more people working killed in poland than in any other country of course adjusted to the population and the numbers across from the soviet union. so they had to

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of this incredible jurist. and now it's my great honor to introduce president alan. [applause] >> now you can read about the fact that she began her tenure at the 19th president of george washington university on july 1st, 2023. and you can read her biography about the exciting academic leader that she was and is before she came here and you can also read about her scholarly work as a socialist. but you will not read and the thing i must share with you to introduce her is that we at the george washington university are the recipients of accomplishments in my opinion. they have brought steady and wise leadership, not only during turbulent times but also during the times that we have learned to call joyful. they are smiles, they are fun and they are everything that this community needed. please join me in welcoming our 19th president alan greenberg. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. and dana, thank you for that extremely kind introduction. i have to say this afternoon i'm more excited than i have been i think at any time at my time at gw because i've been admirer of justice bryer for many years, the idea that he's with us today is enormously exciting. and so it is my great honor to welc

of its checkpoints and barriers are closed. but also they've read the compass of beauties they, it's a university which there with that are many students there. so we're talking about the situation in the occupies with spect, engender that is under a lot of tension us. thank you very much and endeavor reporting tests until carmen niel occupied westbank. meanwhile, these ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to deny and define domestic international pressure to assign a deal with a mass in gaza. i've been mass protests and israel, triggered by the recovery of 6 captives, found dead in gaza on, not today. and that's in the all who has been speaking all skiing since they've given us. but also in says the war will continue. i do show castro has this report now. thousands of israelis took to the street for a 2nd day pushing past police lines and converging near the home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem. many blaming his delay in signing a ceasefire deal for the discovery of 6 more dead captives in garza, the government, the visitor of this thread, the world peace for the 1st time since mass protests and

the spokesman of the university has has told told the media that the iof has arrested the guards of the university and tied them, tied them down for for more than five hours and then read the university in which under any international law rating universities and carrying weapons inside an educational institution is totally prohibited yemy. forces have targeted an israelling ship in the red sea in retaliation for the genocide in the gaza strip. army spokesman said the hemeny forces directly hit the blue lagoon vessel using missiles and drones. brigidier general sar said that the ship was targeted due to the violation of a ban on access to the ports of the occupied palestine but a company that owns the vessel. yemen has vote to continue such operations until israel stops the genocidal war on gaza. since last october the arab c has targeted israeli and israeli balanships in response to regime's crimes in the besages strip. the pr correspondent mauri joined us from sanna earlier with details regarding the yemenese anti-israel operations. and a military official that we spoke with about an hour and a half ago, he he tells us that these attacks the... prove and display to t

role of the russian state media network in the kremlin's global intelligence and influence operations. blinken himself would have read the text from the podium for 11 minutes. about the universal danger of arty and the russia today media group, which includes rionovosti, sputnik and other media outlets, they are now being accused of subversive and intelligence activities, and what sounded especially piquant from the lips of the head of the state department, the accusation of interfering in the affairs of other countries. arty is no longer just a distributor of russian propaganda, they are undermining our democracy, our elections, interfering in the sovereign affairs of other countries by the world. freedom of speech, especially in covering the ukrainian crisis, since most of the world has not accepted the western assessment of this conflict. one of the main reasons why the world does not support ukraine as much as it would seem it should. this is the wide reach of rt, where propaganda, disinformation and lies are spread to millions, if not billions of people around the world. introduces tough sanctions in a separate line against the head of mia of russia. today the host of the

you can read about the fact that she began her tenure as vice president of george washington university and 2023 and you can read about the exciting academic leader she was and is before she came here and you can also read about her scholarly work as a sociologist, but what you will not read, and the thing that i must share with you to introduce her is that we at the george washington university are the recipients of her most remarkable accomplishments yet in my opinion. president ellen granberg and her wife, sonja rankin, have brought a steadfast commitment to higher education. they have brought steady and wise leadership not only during turbulent times, but also during the times that we have learned to call joyful. they are smiles. they are fun, and they are everything that this community needed. please join me in welcoming or 19th president, ellen granberg. >> good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for that extremely kind introduction. i have to say this afternoon i am more excited than i have been at any time in my time at gw because i have been an admirer of justice breyer for man

destroying universities and schools in ghazza, and we know that the least ratio of illiteracy is in ghazza, meaning that the vast majority of our people in ghazza actually are educated and they can readtroyed and their universities and colleges being destroyed, of course, that's going to have immediate impact, obviously, but it also going to have an impact a strategic level, on our people education, and that's why it is important to prioritize the support for... the people in ghazza to on health and on education, these are the two most important sectors for to rebuild in ghazza, the other issue. is that israel wants to make ghazza a place where there is no future for palestinian generations and that it will achieve then its goal of displacement of the palestinian people where uh israel is saying this publicly and declaring this publicly some of their ministers talked about they should nuke gazza and you nuclear weapon, the genocide that is happening, it's impacting of course all palestinian sectors, but particularly uh health and uh education. at the same time we see that the world is completely silent about this. okay, so we'll discuss about the response, the international response