"Giam mình" trong cái nắng 40 độ, bám chốt chống dịch
Giữa thời tiết nắng nóng mùa hè, các chiến sỹ công an vẫn bám chốt kiểm soát người và phương tiện ra vào để phòng, chống dịch Covid-19.
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Giữa thời tiết nắng nóng mùa hè, các chiến sỹ công an vẫn bám chốt kiểm soát người và phương tiện ra vào để phòng, chống dịch Covid-19.
Stardate: 4040.7 Enterprise has found debris that appears to be the remains of the S.S. Beagle, which has been missing for six years. Spock detects no bodies, so it’s possible the crew got to safety somewhere. Chekov computes the drift pattern of the debris and Spock traces it to the fourth planet of system 892. The Beagle‘s shipmaster was R.M. Merik, who went to the Academy with Kirk, but who washed out in his fifth year and went into the merchant service. The planet in question is Class M, appears to be early-to-mid-twentieth century equivalent in terms of technological development. U...
>> how common is it to hear the f-word being used against a gay person or someone who is -- as a joke? >> you know, i don't think it's a majority of people that use it but it's a very vocal minority. you may hear it anywhere from once daily to a couple times a day. >> commander liphold, what do you make of this from a command perspective? >> from a command perspective this kind of action isn't tolerated. quite, frankly, anderson, leadership starts at the top and there was a shortfall here with captain honor. but i don't know what the circumstances are. navy clearly adjusted course for a reason...
To operate. >> how common is it to hear the f-word being used against a gay person or someone who is -- as a joke? >> you know, i don't think it's a majority of people that use it but it's a very vocal minority. you may hear it anywhere from once daily to a couple times a day. >> commander liphold, what do you make of this from a command perspective? >> from a command perspective this kind of action isn't tolerated. quite, frankly, anderson, leadership starts at the top and there was a shortfall here with captain honor. but i don't know what the circumstances are. navy clearly adjusted course ...