They solved problem after problem to keep the mission moving forward. They did this because for the thousands of State Department and u. S. Employees that served in afghanistan in the past 20 years, this Evacuation Operation was very personal. Many worked Hand And Hand for years with afghan partners. Many of whom became trusted friends. We also lost cherished members of our foreign Service Community in afghanistan. Well never forget them. Helping americans, our foreign partners that have been by our side for 20 years and afghans at risk at this critical moment was more than just a high Stakes Assignment for our team. It was a sacred duty. And the world saw how our diplomats rose to the challenge with determination and heart. U. S. Service members in kabul did heroic work securing the airport, protecting civilians of many nationalities including Tens Of Thousands of afghans and airlifting them out. Theyre also providing vital support right now caring for afghans on Military Bases in eur
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This is the regular meeting of the Small Business Commission Held on april 26, 2021. The meeting is being called to order at 44 7 00 p. M. The Small Business commission thanks Media Services and sfgovtv for tele vicing the meeting, which can be viewed live or live streamed at sfgovtv. Org. For the viewing public, we did have a glitch. There is a new call in line or new pass code. Members who call in the phone number is the same. 4156550001. The new access code is 187 0934330. You can press pound and then pound again to be added to the line. When connected you will hear the meeting discussion but you will be muted and in listening mode only. When your item of interest comes up dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. If you dial star 3 before Public Comment is called, you will be added to the queue. When you are called for Public Comment mute the device you are listening to the meeting on. When it is your time to speak you will be prompted to do so. Best practices call from quiet lo
Good day, everyone the day welcome to the kansas u. S. Senate debate on the Kansas Agriculture Network and Information Network and fm news one oh four. Nine the flagship for the Kansas Radio Networks i will be serving as moderator of todays debate. Traditionally during Election Year we hold the debates during the first saturday of the kansas state. Hutchison covid19 cause the cancellation of the 2020 kansas state fair but we continue with their tradition of posting that debate we also welcome those that are watching the debate through facebook and youtube pages we will introduce you to the candidates. First the republican candidate doctor Roger Marshall the congressman for the congressional district, a veteran and physician who practiced for nearly 30 years until he was sworn into congress in 2017. Doctor marshall has been married 37 years, four children, two grandchildren , one on the way. Democratic candidate kansas state senator doctor Barbara Bollier a Public Servant and retire doc
Extreme weather predictions. On the mend with vr. And. Shake it to the right if ya know that you feel fine. Uh. The last four years have been the hottest on record. The climate is changing. Average Global Temperatures are rising. As we continue to release more c02 into the atmosphere, scientists are repeating their warning that humanity faces extremely difficult decisions about our future. If we choose to reduce the risks from a changing climate, that will require reducing our Carbon Dioxide emissions quite dramatically over the coming decades. And the implications to that are fundamental transformations to society about how we generate our electricity, how we travel around, what diet we have. And those are the difficult choices that, as a global community, we have to take. Professor ed hawkins has summarised the average Global Temperatures in this simple graphic, with 1850 on the left and the present day on the right. What you see from 1850 up to 2018 is that Global Temperatures over