Vladimir Putin spoke by phone with Donald Trump for exactly one hour in a conversation that was “constructive and candid,” Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov said. According to Ushakov, the two leaders discussed Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s trips to Moscow and Kyiv.

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Vladimir Putin spoke by phone with Donald Trump for exactly one hour in a conversation that was “constructive and candid,” Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov said. According to Ushakov, the two leaders discussed Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s trips to Moscow and Kyiv.

O fenômeno de aquecimento das águas oceânicas, que voltou a atingir o Pacífico, desponta entre os quatro mais intensos dos últimos 70 anos. Seu pico está previsto para o fim do ano. Ele combina seus efeitos ao aquecimento global provocado pelas atividades humanas, o que desorganiza a oferta de alimentos no mundo. Na América Latina, onde o El Niño se forma, pescadores e agricultores já sofrem suas consequências.

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O fenômeno de aquecimento das águas oceânicas, que voltou a atingir o Pacífico, desponta entre os quatro mais intensos dos últimos 70 anos. Seu pico está previsto para o fim do ano. Ele combina seus efeitos ao aquecimento global provocado pelas atividades humanas, o que desorganiza a oferta de alimentos no mundo. Na América Latina, onde o El Niño se forma, pescadores e agricultores já sofrem suas consequências.

تعاني أقسام كليات الآداب والعلوم الإنسانية في اليمن، في السنوات الأخيرة، إشكاليةَ انحسارِ الإقبال عليها، إذ انخفضت بشكل ملفت أعداد الطلبة الملتحقين بهذه الكليات، لا سيما ما يتعلق بأقسام التاريخ، والجغرافيا، والدراسات الإسلامية، واللغة العربية. فما المستوى الذي وصلت إليه هذه المشكلة؟ وما العوامل الفاعلة في تفاقمها؟ وهل يمكن أن تنفتح على آفاقٍ مأهولة بإمكانات […] The post العزوفُ عن الالتحاق بكليات الآداب والعلوم الإنسانية في اليمن appeared first on السفير العربي.

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تعاني أقسام كليات الآداب والعلوم الإنسانية في اليمن، في السنوات الأخيرة، إشكاليةَ انحسارِ الإقبال عليها، إذ انخفضت بشكل ملفت أعداد الطلبة الملتحقين بهذه الكليات، لا سيما ما يتعلق بأقسام التاريخ، والجغرافيا، والدراسات الإسلامية، واللغة العربية. فما المستوى الذي وصلت إليه هذه المشكلة؟ وما العوامل الفاعلة في تفاقمها؟ وهل يمكن أن تنفتح على آفاقٍ مأهولة بإمكانات […] The post العزوفُ عن الالتحاق بكليات الآداب والعلوم الإنسانية في اليمن appeared first on السفير العربي.

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Community members in Pacific Beach gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony of the Pacific Beach Arts Center.

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Community members in Pacific Beach gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony of the Pacific Beach Arts Center.

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Locations for two major taxpayer-supported construction projects at Oklahoma State University were revealed Tuesday. A $330 million veterinary teaching hospital and a $50 million Agronomy Discovery Center will be built west of OSU’s Stillwater campus in a farmland area, the university announced.  The Oklahoma Legislature agreed to fund most of the cost […]

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Locations for two major taxpayer-supported construction projects at Oklahoma State University were revealed Tuesday. A $330 million veterinary teaching hospital and a $50 million Agronomy Discovery Center will be built west of OSU’s Stillwater campus in a farmland area, the university announced.  The Oklahoma Legislature agreed to fund most of the cost […]

Bio Nebraska, together with the Nebraska Corn Board, conducted a study on biotech industry needs. While there are some infrastructure improvements that can be made, most recommendations are about leadership from state stakeholders and more investment in workforce development. The post New Bio Nebraska white paper hopes to bring the state together on biotech industry growth appeared first on Silicon Prairie News.

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Bio Nebraska, together with the Nebraska Corn Board, conducted a study on biotech industry needs. While there are some infrastructure improvements that can be made, most recommendations are about leadership from state stakeholders and more investment in workforce development. The post New Bio Nebraska white paper hopes to bring the state together on biotech industry growth appeared first on Silicon Prairie News.

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(The Center Square) - The Arizona Corporation Commission implemented a new process for electric cooperatives to prevent ratepayers from subsidizing large-load customers such as data centers. Last month, the ACC unanimously approved rule changes for electric cooperatives, which are nonprofit utility organizations, to prevent their customers from bearing the costs of new transmission and infrastructure investments to meet the needs of large-load customers. The cooperatives will use the same general guidelines and checklist when they seek the ACC’s approval for a large-load customer. Under the new process, the ACC will determine the fate of electric cooperatives’ contracts with large-load customers. ACC will determine whether the application is in the public interest, has reasonable rates and prevents other Arizona Electric Power Cooperative customer classes from being adversely affected. ACC Chairman Nick Myers said the “new large load process gives Arizona cooperative utilities, a clear standardized framework for bringing data centers and large load users online while protecting existing ratepayers from bearing the costs.” Myers noted large-load customers have increased their interest in Arizona’s rural parts. “This new process allows rural Arizona to capture the economic growth responsibly without being subsidized by other customers of the utilities,” he added. Commissioner Kevin Thompson said large-load customers will be mandated to “continue to cover all costs associated with commercial services under this framework, including new infrastructure and transmission construction.” "This further protects ratepayers from potentially subsidizing costs attributed to serving ‘cost causers' such as manufacturing facilities and data centers,” he explained. The new process will apply to AEPCO, Duncan Valley Electric Cooperative, Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative, Mohave Electric Cooperative, Graham County Electric Cooperative and Trico Electric Cooperative. Allison Ellingson, chief communications officer of MEC, said the new process could make all of Arizona “more attractive to data centers and other large loads by providing a clearer regulatory pathway for serving these loads while protecting existing ratepayers.” Ellingson called MEC “attractive” to “companies with large electrical loads” because its “bills are among the lowest in the state.” “MEC did not set our rates to spur economic development or invite data centers to the area, but as a not-for-profit electric cooperative, MEC’s costs are more affordable and designed to recover costs rather than generate profits for shareholders,” she told The Center Square via email. Ellingson said MEC, which has nearly 40,000 members, has been serving large load customers such as “mines, and manufacturing and industrial facilities” for over 60 years. According to Ellingson, MEC has received numerous inquiries from potential large-load customers, but has only “actively engaged with one very large load consumer.” She noted MEC anticipates submitting an application for this large-load customer to the ACC “in the near future.” Ellingson did not disclose the customer's name to The Center Square.

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(The Center Square) - The Arizona Corporation Commission implemented a new process for electric cooperatives to prevent ratepayers from subsidizing large-load customers such as data centers. Last month, the ACC unanimously approved rule changes for electric cooperatives, which are nonprofit utility organizations, to prevent their customers from bearing the costs of new transmission and infrastructure investments to meet the needs of large-load customers. The cooperatives will use the same general guidelines and checklist when they seek the ACC’s approval for a large-load customer. Under the new process, the ACC will determine the fate of electric cooperatives’ contracts with large-load customers. ACC will determine whether the application is in the public interest, has reasonable rates and prevents other Arizona Electric Power Cooperative customer classes from being adversely affected. ACC Chairman Nick Myers said the “new large load process gives Arizona cooperative utilities, a clear standardized framework for bringing data centers and large load users online while protecting existing ratepayers from bearing the costs.” Myers noted large-load customers have increased their interest in Arizona’s rural parts. “This new process allows rural Arizona to capture the economic growth responsibly without being subsidized by other customers of the utilities,” he added. Commissioner Kevin Thompson said large-load customers will be mandated to “continue to cover all costs associated with commercial services under this framework, including new infrastructure and transmission construction.” "This further protects ratepayers from potentially subsidizing costs attributed to serving ‘cost causers' such as manufacturing facilities and data centers,” he explained. The new process will apply to AEPCO, Duncan Valley Electric Cooperative, Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative, Mohave Electric Cooperative, Graham County Electric Cooperative and Trico Electric Cooperative. Allison Ellingson, chief communications officer of MEC, said the new process could make all of Arizona “more attractive to data centers and other large loads by providing a clearer regulatory pathway for serving these loads while protecting existing ratepayers.” Ellingson called MEC “attractive” to “companies with large electrical loads” because its “bills are among the lowest in the state.” “MEC did not set our rates to spur economic development or invite data centers to the area, but as a not-for-profit electric cooperative, MEC’s costs are more affordable and designed to recover costs rather than generate profits for shareholders,” she told The Center Square via email. Ellingson said MEC, which has nearly 40,000 members, has been serving large load customers such as “mines, and manufacturing and industrial facilities” for over 60 years. According to Ellingson, MEC has received numerous inquiries from potential large-load customers, but has only “actively engaged with one very large load consumer.” She noted MEC anticipates submitting an application for this large-load customer to the ACC “in the near future.” Ellingson did not disclose the customer's name to The Center Square.

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Learn more about Oktoberfest at Central Market/H-E-B in this sponsored article by Central Market/H-E-B.

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Summer heat is becoming more deadly for the elderly in South Texas with record-breaking temperatures and rising costs for electricity.

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Summer heat is becoming more deadly for the elderly in South Texas with record-breaking temperatures and rising costs for electricity.

Robyn O’Brien, a nationally recognized thought leader on food policy and finance issues, talked with TNL Editor-in-Chief Carey Gillam about questions and controversies behind the Make America Healthy Again movement, following the money, and how the Trump administration is actually making people sicker by rolling back health protections. The post WATCH: What’s the matter with MAHA? A conversation with Robyn O’Brien appeared first on The New Lede.

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Robyn O’Brien, a nationally recognized thought leader on food policy and finance issues, talked with TNL Editor-in-Chief Carey Gillam about questions and controversies behind the Make America Healthy Again movement, following the money, and how the Trump administration is actually making people sicker by rolling back health protections. The post WATCH: What’s the matter with MAHA? A conversation with Robyn O’Brien appeared first on The New Lede.

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LINCOLN — Enrollment across the University of Nebraska system is down 1.4% compared with this time last year, a difference of 700 students, according to NU data released Tuesday. Much of the decrease in fall enrollment to 48,948 students comes again from international students (an 11% decrease, or 318 fewer students) and graduate students (a […]

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LINCOLN — Enrollment across the University of Nebraska system is down 1.4% compared with this time last year, a difference of 700 students, according to NU data released Tuesday. Much of the decrease in fall enrollment to 48,948 students comes again from international students (an 11% decrease, or 318 fewer students) and graduate students (a […]

با اعلام برنامه جامع تحریم علیه شهرک‌نشین‌های اسرائیلی در کرانه باختری توسط وزیر خارجه بریتانیا، اسرائیل علاوه بر کنار گذاردن لندن از مرکز هماهنگی غزه، کنسولگری بریتانیا در اورشلیم را نیز تعطیل اعلام کرد.

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با اعلام برنامه جامع تحریم علیه شهرک‌نشین‌های اسرائیلی در کرانه باختری توسط وزیر خارجه بریتانیا، اسرائیل علاوه بر کنار گذاردن لندن از مرکز هماهنگی غزه، کنسولگری بریتانیا در اورشلیم را نیز تعطیل اعلام کرد.

Улады пазьней так і не растлумачылі, у чым былі «тэхнічныя прычыны». якія прымусілі істотна зьмяніць маршрут цягнікоў 1 верасьня.

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Улады пазьней так і не растлумачылі, у чым былі «тэхнічныя прычыны». якія прымусілі істотна зьмяніць маршрут цягнікоў 1 верасьня.

German police detained Daniel V., a 48-year-old resident of Germany, on suspicion of sabotaging several electrical substations across the country. A traffic patrol stopped him to check his documents near the Weisweiler power plant, outside Aachen.

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German police detained Daniel V., a 48-year-old resident of Germany, on suspicion of sabotaging several electrical substations across the country. A traffic patrol stopped him to check his documents near the Weisweiler power plant, outside Aachen.

Город-курорт называют «крымской Венецией» из-за регулярных подтоплений

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ورود یک قایق حامل حدود ۱۲۰ مهاجر به پورتسموث، به اعتراض ضد مهاجرتی و درگیری با پلیس انجامید. گزارش‌ها حاکیست به سوی مأموران سنگ و آجر پرتاب شده، برخی از آنها از روی موتورسیکلت به زمین انداخته شده‌اند و خودروهای پلیس هم آسیب دیده‌اند. پلیس تحقیقات برای شناسایی عاملان خشونت را ادامه می‌دهد

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ورود یک قایق حامل حدود ۱۲۰ مهاجر به پورتسموث، به اعتراض ضد مهاجرتی و درگیری با پلیس انجامید. گزارش‌ها حاکیست به سوی مأموران سنگ و آجر پرتاب شده، برخی از آنها از روی موتورسیکلت به زمین انداخته شده‌اند و خودروهای پلیس هم آسیب دیده‌اند. پلیس تحقیقات برای شناسایی عاملان خشونت را ادامه می‌دهد

صبا بختیاری از خانواده دادخواه بختیاری در میدان: پویا بختیاری تنها برای افزایش ناگهانی قیمت بنزین به خیابان رفت و به جمع معترضان پیوست که به‌دست نیروهای حکومتی کشته شد.

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صبا بختیاری از خانواده دادخواه بختیاری در میدان: پویا بختیاری تنها برای افزایش ناگهانی قیمت بنزین به خیابان رفت و به جمع معترضان پیوست که به‌دست نیروهای حکومتی کشته شد.

Германия передаст Украине часть зенитных ракет PAC-2 для американских систем противовоздушной обороны Patriot из собственных запасов.

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Германия передаст Украине часть зенитных ракет PAC-2 для американских систем противовоздушной обороны Patriot из собственных запасов.

Pourcine-Pic Makaya – Erster Schultag in Haiti; das Schuljahr beginnt traditionell mit einer Messe zum Heiligen Geist. „Leider mussten viele Schulen, vor allem in der Hauptstadt Port-au-Prince, aber nicht nur dort, den Schulbeginn aufgrund der unsicheren Lage, der Gewalt und eines aus den Fugen geratenen Bildungssystems verschieben“, berichtet Pater Massimo Miraglio, Kamillianer-Missionar und Pfarrer der Pfarrei „Unsere Liebe Frau von der Immerwährenden Hilfe“ in der Bergregion Pourcine-Oic Makaya, gegenüber der Fides-Agentur.„An der Pfarrschule von Pourcine-Pic Makaya sind wir seit einigen Tagen damit beschäftigt, die Eröffnung vorzubereiten und damit den Zeitplan des Bildungsministeriums einzuhalten. Heute öffnen wir wieder unsere Türen in der Hoffnung auf ein gutes Schuljahr. Die Lehrer sind alle anwesend, die Schüler sind zahlreich erschienen, doch das Gebäude, in dem der Unterricht stattfindet, ist trotz einiger Instandhaltungs- und Sanierungsarbeiten immer noch in einem sehr prekären Zustand.“In den letzten Monaten haben sich die allgemeinen Lebensbedingungen der Bevölkerung aufgrund der Dürre und des daraus resultierenden großen Ernteausfalls verschlechtert. „Wir setzen uns dafür ein, den Familien und den Schülern zur Seite zu stehen.“„Je länger ich meinen Dienst ausübe, desto mehr wird mir bewusst, wie wichtig die Schule ist, um die Grundlagen für eine bessere Zukunft unserer Gemeinschaft zu legen“, betont der Kamillianer. „In Bildung investieren, um morgen gute Früchte zu ernten. Es ist ein Kampf mit sehr ungewissem Ausgang, aber wir an der Pfarrschule von Pourcine-Pic Makaya scheuen uns nicht davor“, schließt Pater Massimo.

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Pourcine-Pic Makaya – Erster Schultag in Haiti; das Schuljahr beginnt traditionell mit einer Messe zum Heiligen Geist. „Leider mussten viele Schulen, vor allem in der Hauptstadt Port-au-Prince, aber nicht nur dort, den Schulbeginn aufgrund der unsicheren Lage, der Gewalt und eines aus den Fugen geratenen Bildungssystems verschieben“, berichtet Pater Massimo Miraglio, Kamillianer-Missionar und Pfarrer der Pfarrei „Unsere Liebe Frau von der Immerwährenden Hilfe“ in der Bergregion Pourcine-Oic Makaya, gegenüber der Fides-Agentur.„An der Pfarrschule von Pourcine-Pic Makaya sind wir seit einigen Tagen damit beschäftigt, die Eröffnung vorzubereiten und damit den Zeitplan des Bildungsministeriums einzuhalten. Heute öffnen wir wieder unsere Türen in der Hoffnung auf ein gutes Schuljahr. Die Lehrer sind alle anwesend, die Schüler sind zahlreich erschienen, doch das Gebäude, in dem der Unterricht stattfindet, ist trotz einiger Instandhaltungs- und Sanierungsarbeiten immer noch in einem sehr prekären Zustand.“In den letzten Monaten haben sich die allgemeinen Lebensbedingungen der Bevölkerung aufgrund der Dürre und des daraus resultierenden großen Ernteausfalls verschlechtert. „Wir setzen uns dafür ein, den Familien und den Schülern zur Seite zu stehen.“„Je länger ich meinen Dienst ausübe, desto mehr wird mir bewusst, wie wichtig die Schule ist, um die Grundlagen für eine bessere Zukunft unserer Gemeinschaft zu legen“, betont der Kamillianer. „In Bildung investieren, um morgen gute Früchte zu ernten. Es ist ein Kampf mit sehr ungewissem Ausgang, aber wir an der Pfarrschule von Pourcine-Pic Makaya scheuen uns nicht davor“, schließt Pater Massimo.

Secretarul de stat în Ministerul Energiei Cristian Buşoi declară că nu poate să avanseze, la acest moment, o dată foarte clară cu privire la repornirea reactoarelor centralei de la Cernavodă. O nouă evaluare a situației va fi făcută după 15 septembrie, a anunțat Bușoi.

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Secretarul de stat în Ministerul Energiei Cristian Buşoi declară că nu poate să avanseze, la acest moment, o dată foarte clară cu privire la repornirea reactoarelor centralei de la Cernavodă. O nouă evaluare a situației va fi făcută după 15 septembrie, a anunțat Bușoi.