the first thing is the field of vision . what is the field of vision ?second finger in one point and the second one and you look like this. and now you saw that this is a normal field of vision, it is almost 90%. the second hand was placed and you also saw that here i have, for example, relatively a little less from top to bottom, that is, the field of vision should be 9 80 above 70 below 80 field of vision as soon as you look at what you see, you see a finger here, the eye does not hurt with glaucoma and the vision does not fall with glaucoma for a very long time, but the field of vision decreases and when you look at some bright light and you you see gala, that is, such rings are very dangerous, it means that you have very high blood pressure, you need to consult an ophthalmologist . well, the main thing is that those patients who already have glaucoma, who know that they have glaucoma, in any possible way, they should support that regime that they had prescribed if there is no access to those drugs any hypotensive drugs to use which are available and

unfortunately my vision changed. and this it is a good rekosovo now i'my getting older and i didn't want you to be surprised or think i'm doing this to look smart i have a stigmatism and will be wearing this. like a sandwich will tough, easy, tough. i would like to have an item where we review the time line, processes and how our body figures out how we repave the area around our trax. electronics all overnight staechl i seen cyclists on the areas on trax. on market street and church. that is our responsibility. it is in the dpw i want to ask if you are willing to allow an item we can look into this and talk about how it is done special if there are ways to improve that part of our process. >> can i add-on to that. i than after last hearing improvements med on mission street but mission street from appleton until about church is still like the bus are like shaking like crazy and it is just terrible. the street conscience along mission are really bad and it is bad for the life cycle of our buses. we are trying to exte

and peripheral vision , in turn, the brackets responsible for color perception and for central visionty of the picture, accuracy and color gamma. how does e, visual perception of the world, and in fact e light, which is reflected from the objects of the outside world enters the eye. e, passing through the system of lenses e, is refracted and the resulting image enters the retina. however , it should be said that the picture is turned upside down and the resulting images are reduced. e, gets on the retina of the eye and photoreceptors, which are under this picture , are activated and transmit information, a through the optic nerves to the cerebral cortex. a-but in the cerebral cortex itself, or rather in the visual section of the occipital cortex of the brain of the brain, but the processing of information received already through the action of photoreceptors takes place; the information received in the visual matter of the brain is processed, including the image that was received initially turned upside down, it turns over and through this we see the world as it is, as it is. uh, also

we kept the 2 vision zero squads. all they did was concentrate on traffic they did not handle collisions. they did not dot other detailing that we are doing. currently. and this gave us greater flexibility to go after vision wherevero issues and deploy them in the areas. in 21, because of covid andlet 20 we had to change the schedule. divided the schedule to one picture a week of upon 7 days, there are 4 squads. the reason we had to do that was we were finding at stations during covid was if you have officers rotate in day and days off you bring covid in the station and oui out entire watches. we did a platoon being schedule. one squad on days for one half of the week inn wo on swing and the same on the other side the only day than i crisscrossed was a wednesday. we want the coverage the weekends. moving into 21, this is where we dropped our vision zero down to 3 officers or 3 sergeants and 35 officers. it became by the end of the year 2 sergeants and 29 officers. you see even in that drop we are continuing to g. we s

and this is the problem and due to this, vision is reduced.nd if you do not deal with pathology, then you can bring the situation to such a state in which the only way out will be surgical treatment, however, any surgical intervention. in any case , the issues of non-surgical treatment are accompanied by risks and the researchers are working in close tandem with the doctors of the third city minsk clinic and scientists of the belarusian medical university. in our advisory center , thanks to the clinic, thanks to the department of ophthalmology diseases of the belarusian state medical university with the support of the administration developed methods for the treatment of this pathology. in particular. these are injections in the shell of the eye, which support the mesh, which does not allow dystrophy to develop , does not allow the visual cells to die, preserves the integrity of the eyeball membranes, does not allow it to stretch further and the supply of nutrients to the nerve cells. and as a result, the restoration of vision leaves the flies

and now on the sea square you give good vision. and now it's coming out? long live clear vision. cod liver carrots and lettuce we have not covered the work of germashevich to eat. i'll prepare a carrot here, and he will just, uh, mix or better parm michael his three products. with what do not cod contain vitamin a, a lot yes 20 daily allowances and carrots three daily allowances. the fact is that vitamin a is why everyone says vitamin a is useful for the eyes, because it is involved in the formation of our main visual pigment, this is its meaning. without editing we nedapsin, the act of vision does not occur, because our cells, rods and cones, are charged with it, and without vitamin, and there is no rhododendroxin, when light enters our eye, it passes through the cornea the lens and enters the retina and this radopsin disintegrates in this way visual er, the impulse that goes to the brain. and in this way the act of vision is carried out, that is, without kinship. impossible ordapsin - it's a vitamin. and that is, vitamin a sources also contain vitamin d 25 daily norms, and vita

and peripheral vision, in turn, the cones responsible for color perception and for central vision, its accuracy and color range. how does e, the visual perception of the world, and in fact e light that is reflected from the objects of the outside world, enters the eye, passing through the e lens system. e, at the same time it is refracted and the resulting image falls on the retina. however, it is worth saying that the picture is turned upside down and reduced. in the resulting image, e gets to the retina of the eye and photoreceptors, which are under this picture, are activated and transmit information, and through the optic nerves to the cerebral cortex, and in the cortex itself of the brain, or rather in the visual part of the occipital cortex of the brain, but information is processed, the information received already through the action of photoreceptors , the information received in the visual case of the brain is processed, including the image that was received initially turned upside down, it turns over and through this we see the world as it is, as it is. uh, also going on. uh

, that is, they do not have enough peripheral vision, they look directly at them it is clearly visible it remains dark at the edges, and people with glaucoma usually experience migraines, nausea and light dizziness, but many symptoms may not be the same, and doctors explain that it is an insidious disease, so it is necessary to periodically check your vision, it is possible to undergo preventive examinations if you have concomitant pathology if you have someone in your family who has glaucoma if you are over 40 years old if you have myopia, i.e. nearsightedness or farsightedness, the diagnosis of glaucoma will take you about two hours thanks to a comprehensive study, doctors will be able to say whether there are risks of the development of the disease anyway, we decided to get checked and we first start with an apparatus for checking visual acuity, tell us if it's scary , it doesn't hurt, i'll just have to look at the picture, now they're determining the parameters of my cornea, try not to blink now look at the picture it may be blurry it's normal next everyone is familiar with the vis

vision zero the priority and i want to thank you and we are counting you to keep vision zero in focus and what i think we heard is heartning how much you are focusing and dig deepful we know pedestrians continue to be the most likely with 20 people killed wuk nothing 2022. i am imagine most of them goneful the top crash factor is yearly dangerous speeds. it it is not this comprehensive plan it is needed. and we look at that is already happening. so -- it is not yet out come based plan that uses the available solutions. i feel this is the thing at scale. also with a way to measure progress. we are missing something here that is critical. and i'm daved lewis. i have been a resident and cyclist and pedestrian in san francisco for 39 years. i heard the name door dash i do door dash. i do grub hub and uber eats. one thing i see is an increase in private vehicle in san francisco. onthing is wide, wide actual vehicles. private vehicles we should ask the guys use the money for vision zero plan. another thing i see which is crazy is people park in the my bike lane they are delivering food. i d

the regional vision element set a strategic vision for regional transit ensure customer out come and accountable for policy and priorityings. this would be comprised of the r & m and the customer add sunrise row committee which would be a group of stake holders. and we can go in that more in the next slide. but continuing here the roej until vision element determines when needs to be done the steering element would determine how tell be done. and based on the vision set by the vision element the steering committee reach consensus on policy recommendations as well as guide the administrative element on execution. this would be complied of r, and m count initial manager [inaudible]. the administrative or operational element will provide a dedicated staff and tools to enable execution and help support the daily operations. a note here that most of these are to a degree shared roles and responsibilities. for example, policy might be set while a vision at the highest level butt other 2 areas will provide feedback and clarity through execution. on the next slide, i have a visual presentati

it holds the vision and hope for the survival of japantown for our next generation. in 2009 stake holders in our community some in the room today had the forethought to organize the first all inclues you have community lead vision press. this resulted in the jeopardy an town heritage and economic sustain ability strategy report. created and endorsed by the board of supervisor in 2013. >> the process for the future strategic visioning of the communities was so effective that it has become the found aiszation for the report process for all cultural districts in the program today. why is the jeopardy an town chess important? it recognizes us. who are the descendants of the first japaneseim grants to arrive to america. san francisco was the firstent row point welcoming japanese in the 1890's. oldest japantown in the nation and one of 3 remaining. 117 years old our community relocateed the current location after the 190 sick quake and fires. and 3, the support recognizes the need to empower japantown to recover, heel and move forward from history of displacement by social

of cesar chavez and a 25th anniversary of chavez family vision.our firsts when it comes to the--our first memory of cesar chavez. i'll share mine. i'll let you all share yours. mine was we were working in the fields over in king city off of highway 101 and i see a lot of red coming off on the side of the highway marching toward salinas--from king city to salinas, and that was my first introduction face to face with cesar chavez, you know, and it stuck with me. so why don't we share yours? we'll start with you, mr. abrica. ruben: you know, all through high school in san diego county i used to work in the orange and avocado groves. i always had to work, and i do remember hearing not person--not in person but i remember hearing about the farmworkers in cesar chavez and the work that they were doing as a student. later when i went to la to go to college is the first time that i got an opportunity to hear cesar chavez and dolores huerta speak. so it was always an inspiration. i always remember one of the lines; that the purpose of education is to serve

including mayor ed lee's initial vision for it. mayor. london breed strong support speaker america, pelosi or former district six supervisors, assembly member haney and jane kim state senator scott wiener. leaders at several important city departments, including the department of homelessness and supportive housing. the department of public health and the mayor's office of housing and community development. or service provider partners, home bridge and the st anthony foundation. our financial partners century housing national equity fund and chase bank. our construction partners. cahill contractors factory os herman culliver, locust architecture, loney architecture and miller company landscape architects. and many others who helped this this project come to life. it really takes an entire community. to come together to build a community. especially like to recognize and thank our entire ec s team who worked so long and hard on this and in particular, rebecca gigi, or housing development project manager who quarterback this project. presid

that bright vision will ultimately prevail. another major challenge, therefore, is to protect the quality of this world within which we live. the shadows that fall across the future cast not only by the kinds of weapons we build, but by the kind of world we will either nourish or neglect. there are real and growing dangers to our simple and most precious possessions. the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the land which sustains us. the rapid depletion of irreplaceable minerals. the erosion of topsoil. the destruction of beauty. the blight of pollution. the demands of increasing billions of people all combined to create problems which are easier to observe and predict, but difficult to resolve. if we do not act. the world of the year 2000 will be much less able to sustain life than it is now. but there is no reason for despair. acknowledging the physical realities of our planet does not mean a dismal future of endless sacrifice. in fact, acknowledging these realities is a first step in dealing with them. we can meet the re

that's the vision, the bbc s nort confidence.e _ confidence. that's the vision, the bbc sport website has _ confidence. that's the vision, the bbc sport website has got - confidence. that's the vision, the bbc sport website has got a - confidence. that's the vision, the bbc sport website has got a pole | bbc sport website has got a pole running today of who the fans want to see as the new manager and there are a couple of front runners. you'll make the short term answer to that question is still lean who is conte“s long term left talents who are staying on to the end of the season. you will be assisted by ryan mason they work together while conte was recovering from surgery with some notable results. beyond that, the name many fans have been mentioning is that of proctor tino, the former manager who took spurs to the former manager who took spurs to the champion final, he is out of work, he has a home in north london and has previously spoken about wanting to return to tottenham. then there is no eagles man who left munich last w

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the regional vision element set a strategic vision for regional transit ensure customer out come and accountable for policy and priorityings. this would be comprised of the r & m and the customer add sunrise row committee which would be a group of stake holders. and we can go in that more in the next slide. but continuing here the roej until vision element determines when needs to be done the steering element would determine how tell be done. and based on the vision set by the vision element the steering committee reach consensus on policy recommendations as well as guide the administrative element on execution. this would be complied of r, and m count initial manager [inaudible]. the administrative or operational element will provide a dedicated staff and tools to enable execution and help support the daily operations. a note here that most of these are to a degree shared roles and responsibilities. for example, policy might be set while a vision at the highest level butt other 2 areas will provide feedback and clarity through execution. on the next slide, i have a visual presentati

that vision. and too often when those visions are come, whether it's in nigeria or anywhere else. they've been stifled because of the dominant power of the global. know that for my responsibility to you, bro. that race to fight for your vision, right? to fight to enable. i mean, people often talk about charity, right? they say, well, you know, money's going from the north to the size to finance, you know, africa's development. and i would say to them, you know, for every $1.00 that floors from the north to the south. $24.00 flaws from the south to the north. right. the 1st thing we could do is stop taking your money is stop. exploiting that is reverse and hon. back i all the trillions. i think we really have to change our society and that narrative though, because people really think that like, you know, oh we were so generous charity. we're being so generous. i always tell people like know where to vote in docile conglomerate. like does so. they overseas, they're never doing it to be altruistic.

talk about a vision zero nightmare. bumper to bumper traffic and you people weaving around these vulnerable women in the streets. pimps i went and watched this and several times saw with my own eyes, pimps very obviously walking on the sides controlling these women. neighbors saw the pimps beating the women. gun shots. it became an absolute public safety nightmare on cap street. we begged deputy chief lazar, i made him come out and look at it with me. when he saw with his eyes he realized that something had to be done so we increased police patrol in the mission for the first time. let me tell you with everything going on there in a very long time and put barriers in the middle of the street and stopped the tract. the tract is gone for the moment. guess what we didn't do? we did not change the women's lives. they are on some other tract and some other place in just as much danger as they were when they were on cap street and so we are protecting the neighbors on cap street and not the sex workers who are--in harms way.

and what about vision?that are used in this sandwich have a beneficial effect on vision. tomato. it contains lycopene, a natural antioxidant. and if we are talking about green basil, yes, it also contains a vitamin. well, how are you, my beloved? yes, as we know that vitamin a is consequently involved in the formation of such visual pigment purple, it is located in these cells, which provide us with both central vision and twilight vision, and the third component is chabata itself. this is the same bread. a son is kept there, there is a half-day norm of 100 g. here the assessment is already participating in other processes. it doesn't affect absorption of insulin decreases the amount of sugar in the blood, thus diagnosing these attacks. andrey petrovich's class, i took whole-grain bread with sunflower seeds, poured vegetable oil on garlic containing allicin, and then chicken pate. that's such a good layer over here on this garlic. so i smeared it, but he doesn’t, please. well, keep in mind vigorous garlic,

the community is bringing forth the vision. and a community that has provided the services right here at friendship house working hand in hand with a number of organizations to provide the support for medical for youth for seniors. and to imagine a building. that will not only provide those same services what but will provide housing that will provide a rooftop garden to create. culturally supported food and medicine. it is exactly what i know is desperately needed in this community to ensure the success to ensure that this community's thrives and to ensure that there is a anchor clear place. that is highlighted in such a beautiful way through this building right in the heart of san francisco's mission district and right in the heart of the american indian cultural district. it is absolutely extraordinary, and i'm so proud to be a part of it . harold. i feel like we got some promises without you saying the words of those promises. um in 1945. san francisco hosted the united nations to sign the original agreement. and more recen

it's a vision harris fought to defend 58 years ago. this vision for a more perfect union, one were all him women and men are created eat will come we are the most unique nation in the world, the only nation founded on an idea, every other nation is founded based on philosophy and ethnicity and vision or whatever. we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women are created equal, endowed by their inalienable rights, life, liberty and would never fully lived up to it but we've never walked away from it. this is evidence we will still not walk away. look, folks, we've never walked away from our troops to give all to her nation. paris, you are everything this metal means i mean everything this metal means. you are everything our generation aspires to be. you are everything our nation is at her best. brave and bighearted, determined and devoted, selfless and steadfast american, american. now at long last it's my great honor to ask lieutenant colonel roe to read the citation. >> the president of the united states of america author

wait , you have almost no vision.stume, handsome yes and so you have epilepsy attacks, right? you have strokes and at the same time with everything. you build a house for your children on your own. as i understand it, that's right, yes, the house will stand on the mother's grave, if something happens to you, the children in the house who stand on her bones will be happy. no, i always put off treatment, sometimes the children are in the ninth grade, sometimes i want to study socially, as the disabled still cannot finally come to terms with the loss of vision and there is no choice. children what do you want to finish building a house or for mom cured? well, i want my mother to be treated well done well, stop building well already. well, now mom understands that everything can’t be fine with you if she ruins herself, we just hope that she will hear us, and you help. this year is very important for me. i am such an optimistic person emotionally, no matter what i graduated. and why am i this year important for you in the

interest is a vision of my predecessors, curtin and chifley, in creating our -- and just as a visiondecessors, curtin and chifley, in creating our automotive industry lifted up our entire manufacturing sector, this investment will be a catalyst for innovation and research breakthroughs that will reverberate right throughout the australian economy and across every state and territory, not just in one design element, not just in one field, but right across our advanced manufacturing and technology sectors, creating jobs and growing businesses right around australia, inspiring and rewarding innovation, and educating young australians today for the opportunities of tomorrow. our aukus partnership is not just about the u.s. and u.k. sharing their most advanced submarine capability with australia, although we do appreciate that. it's also about building on the expertise within our three nations so that we can achieve things greater than the sum of our parts. this is a genuine trilateral undertaking. all three nations stand ready to contribute and all three nations stand ready to benefit. i

you always have your own opinion and your own information and your own vision of the situation. i would like to ask you what we ukrainians should expect from this visit, first of all, well, and then we will talk about what will be the online conversation of sisypine with president volodymyr zelensky, please, do you know the information noise surrounding cd's visit to moscow ? it reminds me personally. well, although all analogies suffer from analogies reminds us of the situation that we observed after 2015, when there were meetings of the normandy four in any format, or foreign ministers or leaders of countries, which was not often or something else, but it was all not often and accordingly we expected some kind of betrayal. i think that all depins have a vision of a bipolar world, and in this bipolar world, the two poles are china and the united states. russia is there. as far as i understand , china is not a pulse, this does not mean that china will completely abandon er-er allied relations with russia. well, here we are for example , now there will be a rather difficult reali

i think we gained great perspective on things as you have laid out that vision. i think it gives us all a stake out there in the vision. >> thank you very much, chairwoman and mr. lopez for such a fantastic conversation. although we know the real reason you agree to this was because you wanted one of our mugs. >> i drink a lot of coffee so this is going to come in handy. more than you know. even this afternoon. conference. being held here in washington, d.

and while we will still say international hub of this vision.ld like to thank the team and supervisor dorsey, who is not here but for his tireless support and would like to thank the gladstones team, and karen johnson from hms, and lastly mark, the project manager and niki henry who is not here today. that's it. thank you for coming and thank you, madam mayor, for [ applause ] >> >> the san francisco music hall of fame is a living breathing world that's all encompassing about music. [music playing] it tries to do everything to create a music theme. music themes don't really exist anymore. it is $7, the tour is two floors, (inaudible) so, each one of these frames that you see here, you can-you are and look into the story of that act, band, entertainment and their contributions to music. affordability is what we are all about. creative support. we are dedicated to the working musician. we are also dedicated to breaking some big big acts. we like to make the stories around here. ultimately legends. >> shared spaces have transformed san francisco's

we have night vision goggles and we have improved those. we have a set that is a good set of goggles and it fuses and balint -- ambient light. it is very helpful as being a good set of night vision capability. i have asked for something different. i have used the analogy of the phone. you went from a phone on the wall to a cordless phone to a cell phone and we had a good cell phone. all of the sun, the computer folks came up with the smartphone, which transformed how we use phones. for younger people, we have things called cameras. we did not take pictures with our phone or navigate or watch movies with phones. i have an old phone in my house. that is what imas will be. they have to be persistent and consistent in stay with it. -- and stay with it and it is clunky now but it will transform the way our leaders and soldiers operate the battlefield. we have to be patient but get it done. you can bring video in. you can have man -- and unmanned teaming. you want to have the ability to pass data to leaders. michael: one last question and i will

the regional vision element set a strategic vision for regional transit ensure customer out come andpolicy and priorityings. this would be comprised of the r & m and the customer add sunrise row committee which would be a group of stake holders. and we can go in that more in the next slide. but continuing here the roej until vision element determines when needs to be done the steering element would determine how tell be done. and based on the vision set by the vision element the steering committee reach consensus on policy recommendations as well as guide the administrative element on execution. this would be complied of r, and m count initial manager [inaudible]. the administrative or operational element will provide a dedicated staff and tools to enable execution and help support the daily operations. a note here that most of these are to a degree shared roles and responsibilities. for example, policy might be set while a vision at the highest level butt other 2 areas will provide feedback and clarity through execution. on the next slide, i have a visual presentation of the rowel a

talk about a vision zero nightmare. bumper to bumper traffic and you people weaving around these vulnerable women in the streets. pimps i went and watched this and several times saw with my own eyes, pimps very obviously walking on the sides controlling these women. neighbors saw the pimps beating the women. gun shots. it became an absolute public safety nightmare on cap street. we begged deputy chief lazar, i made him come out and look at it with me. when he saw with his eyes he realized that something had to be done so we increased police patrol in the mission for the first time. let me tell you with everything going on there in a very long time and put barriers in the middle of the street and stopped the tract. the tract is gone for the moment. guess what we didn't do? we did not change the women's lives. they are on some other tract and some other place in just as much danger as they were when they were on cap street and so we are protecting the neighbors on cap street and not the sex workers who are--in harms way.

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glory to ukraine glory to the heroes. your vision of what stage of the war with the russian federationight now question question difficult question well ambiguous what if where referring to the past referring to the experience of last year we can remember how on the eve of the same battle for donbas er-er of this campaign in the spring of the summer of 2022 we had such an awareness that this battle would determine whether ukraine would win or russia er-er i accordingly russia will be defeated we see that this did not happen the war continues we we are still far from the defeat of russia, we are closer to our victory than it was a year ago, but, well, we see that now the war is gradually moving into the stage of such a protracted stage of the war, i don’t want to use this word, but for exhaustion accordingly, the question of resources arises, that is, how many resources are sufficient in russia to, accordingly , carry out these hostilities, here by resources, i mean not only the material factor , but also the moral and psychological factor, we are at your disposal the previous host, vas

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that's why i believe our vision is so radically above the vision that secretary zinke just described. let's ask other places for our mineral development, energy potential lower environmental standards lower health and safety standards and not reap the benefits of having that secure supply home at the economic productivity that comes with it. it doesn't meet any rational test of anyone. that is why at the end of the day it's inevitable if you insist on it it is inevitable that we will drive to that energy policy direction. and we just need to keep pushing. >> is true smart money follows. united states is the gas industry is the best in the world, the rest of the world and its people here to learn how to do what we do we do it's worth anything else and yet despite this administration best efforts, we're still around and i want to be around in 10 years when president by inlets thatwere not . on the left. let's just do final if we started with you. >> unless they ask for because the frontline energy we have great potential but we have to use it. you look at the administration, getting the

he was able to implement his vision and some ways.e gets to the health care sector march 2020, and the advents of the coronavirus panic . he is the first pair resident -- the first president and how many decades needed to understand that the people were not ceremonial hires. these people would make actual public policy for 300 70 million people for the first time ever. and you saw again, privet outsiders -- from an outsider standpoint, can you have a vision that can -- can you have employees that can deploy the vision. vivek: these are all the right questions to ask. give this man a hand. [applause] you have seen it. i have a slightly different philosophy, because of its sheer size. i started a company that was a multibillion dollar uppity -- multibillion dollar company, and then i started a $40 million business. you never know what direction you're going early in a company but the people on the bus matter. i don't think that will be enough for the way that we do this under my administration. i will pick great people, i'm not good at