Provocation, but should we expect such projects, i am like that, there is such an argument that such projects are a project, this is a project for teenagers, should we expect and approach such project with such a measure of quality, with some perfectionism, or should are they to be literate or perfect such musical projects . Well, you can talk a lot about it, for example, the comment given by the ukrainian editor oleksandr stukalo, evaluating this project, he said that if we sit there for 10 years over the books, we will have such projects once every 5 years. And lo and behold, here you read and did it very quickly for several months, but my thesis is completely different, my thesis is that it is possible to make highquality projects. Popular projects, light, which are easy to enter, make them qualitatively, involving scientists there, for example, yarina tsymbal, who was also a consultant for our tarasom film, our script, to give these texts of hers, to read them to a wider circle, at
Quite a strange look, because er, responding to such a slander. Investigation, so you found out that you cooperate with the russians in one way or another. Yes, you may not know this, but all the information must be checked anyway. Moreover, this is not the first time when ukrainian musicians arrange concerts for they get to the russians at the border and those concerts are arranged with the help of the russians. Did the musicians know this and did not consider it or did they really not check the information, but already in the music environment, people need to understand that one way or another such facts emerge and they need to be checked, snizhan babkin instead of simply explaining that, okay, we checked, we screwed up , we will continue to check all these stories, she could not, er, not show what is possible, she was offended by this investigation. You dont write about them, but here, when serhiy got into some kind of scandal, you wrote about this beard. I emphasize that this is no
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In ukraine the deal between u. S. Government and Opposition Forces appears to be in tatters. Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko is headed to join protesters at independent square. President Viktor Yanukovych has now fled the capitol. He called this all a coup and said he wont step down. And this protesters across ukraine tear down statut statuef vladimir linen. Jennifer, what is happening behind you at independent square . Reporter im hearing sirens behind me right now. This might be her arrival. You can see the lights in the square behind me. People anxiously awaiting. It looks like a false alarm. Thats the way its been for the last few minutes. They said theyll wait as long as it takes for Yulia Tymoshenko. She has been the poverty child of these protests and there are giant pictures of her all over independent square. They say this is a victory. Her unconditional relace has been one of her demands. After she got out of prison this even she talked about what her freedom means. Th
Phil tores, an entimologist. The by onic arm. See how its more manlike than machine. Thats our team. Now, lets do some science. Hey, guys, welcome to techknow where we bring you stories of innovation here in america. I am phil torres. I am here with michelle, crystal and lindsey. You went to one of the most violent cities in america to see how technology can help us fight crime . Thats right. I went to oakland, california which has the 5th highest crime rate and nearby richmond which is among the top 20 to look at some very Innovative Technology that they are looking to increase the eyes and ears of the police force on the street. So lets have a look these are streets. I am not violating any law. In two San Francisco bay area cities known for crime oakland and rimmond westbound. But now, police in both of these cities have high tech backups. Electronic ears listening for gunfire, 24 7. He lectronic eyes Monitoring Police and perps alike. Even the cars on this street. Officer chris tong