, i apologize, now you can bake, he wrote to ripen in a letter, after ripen started writing frenchman you write russians with your kakhlyat blood, you write french coquettes instead of doing national art, well, that is how he wrote to him. it's obvious that it would be an insult if velikoros wrote to him, yes, you see, it's obvious that these tribesmen poke each other like that , absolutely clearly, because they were friends, they, well, that is, they did not quarrel after this appeal, they were friends in the same way, and it is obvious that what was kramsky's contribution to the deconstruction... of this whole if history with the russian empire, kremsky was a rebellion in the academy of arts against the depiction of an academic, well, purely academic interpretation of painting, they were asked to write the pir valgali to the students, he said, i don’t want to write all these given things and production moments in order to show, he headed this this 14, this it was he who headed it. it was kremsky who was the leader, and this once again proves that it was the ukrainians who were the t

great news: the largest art museum in finland, athenaeum, changed the signature of the artist ilya ripen from russian to ukrainian. of course, this story is evocative terrible aggression in russians, i'm not even talking about propagandists, but even such liberal, good russians, they say, well, what about you, well, it's some kind of inferiority complex in ukrainians, it's absolutely incorrect to include these people. to ukrainian culture, here they graduated from the st. petersburg art academy, here they were part of the great russian culture and so on, how do you answer actually, well, not good russian, but in general, how do you determine for yourself where it is correct to attribute a person to ukrainian culture? i think that is the question is really fundamental, and it is, like any fundamental question, about values. we can claim that there are values ​​that are inherent to the ukrainian people, and this is noted in our deep culture, in various manifestations of this culture. we are talking about love of freedom, democracy, respect for women, and similar, similar values, they can b

, i apologize, now you can bake, he wrote to ripen in a letter, after ripen started writing french cocottesyou're on your own with khakhlyat blood, you write russians, you write french coquettes instead of doing national art, well , that is how he wrote to him, it is obvious that it would be an insult if velikoros wrote to him like that. you understand, it is obvious that these fellow tribesmen are stabbing each other in this way, absolutely clearly, because they were friends, they, well, they did not quarrel after this address, they were also friends, and it is obvious that what is kramsky's contribution to the deconstruction of this kremsky was, he raised, the entire history of the russian empire a rebellion in the academy of arts against the depiction of an academic, well, purely academic interpretation of painting. they asked the students to write a poem in valhalla, he said, i don’t want to write all these set things and staged moments in order to show that he led this were, yes, he led it, it was the kremsky leader, and this proves once again , that it was the ukrainians who were the

in addition to the shaded trial area, grapes and a control field or ripening under normal conditions, increasingly warm somers have accelerated the process. you know, if we have the laser as we have earlier harvests. so in the last couple of decades, the grapes have on average, ripened around 30 to 40 days faster than before, and these are 2 of them are content. the warmer temperatures also change the aroma of the varieties grown here, day young about and it's on. the research involves nothing less than the future of wine, or at least of reasoning lines, and not just to your in the volume gal, regions, climate impact research or county a come on has observed more frequent, extreme weather. july 2023, for example, was the hottest sense measurements began in 1885. that session has happened. we have some idea of weather wise. we had a few challenges. first we had a very dry face from mid may to mid june. then there was a short thunderstorm, and after that it was really hot and dry again for a long time and kind of here. so there were these gaps in precipitation lock and everything highli

in addition to the shaded trial area, grapes and a control field or ripening under normal conditions, increasingly warm somers have accelerated the process. you know, if we have the laser as we have earlier harvests. so in the last couple of decades, the grapes have on average, ripened around $30.00 to $40.00 days faster than before the, the 2 of them are going to have the warmer temperatures also change the aroma of the varieties grown here, the young about. and if so, the research involves nothing less than the future of wine, or at least of reasoning lines. and not just here in the volume gal, regions, climate impact research, or county or come on has observed more frequent, extreme weather. july 2023, for example, was the hottest since measurements began in 1885 that's actually happening here. so i know weather wise, we had a few challenges. first we had a very dry phase from mid may to mid june. then there was a short thunderstorm given and after that it was really hot and dry again for a long time and kind of here. so there with these gaps and precipitation slots and everything

in addition to the shaded trial area, grapes and a control field are ripening under normal conditions. increasingly warm somers have accelerated the process. you know, if we have the laser as we have earlier harvests, so in the last couple of decades, the grapes have on average, ripened around 30 to 40 days faster than before. and these are 2 of them are content. the warmer temperatures also change the aroma of the varieties grown here, day young about and if so, the research involves nothing less than the future of line, or at least of reasoning why it's not just here in the volume gal, region, climate impact research or county or come on has observed more frequent extreme weather. july 2023, for example. was the hottest sense measurements began in 1885. that session has happened. we have some idea of weather wise. we had a few challenges. first we had a very dry face from mid may to mid june. then there was a short thunderstorm. and after that it was really hot and dry again for a long time and kind of here. so there with these gaps and precipitation slot and everything highlighted

in addition to the shaded trial area, grapes and the control field are ripening under normal conditions. increasingly warm somers have accelerated the process. you know, if we have the laser as we have earlier harvests, so in the last couple of decades, the grapes have on average, ripened around 30 to 40 days faster than before. and these are 2 of them are going to have the warmer temperatures also change the aroma of the varieties grown here they young about. and they've thought the research involves nothing less than the future of lines, or at least of reasoning minds. and not just here in the volume gal, regions, climate impact research or county or come on has observed more frequent, extreme weather. july 2023, for example, was the hottest since measurements began in 1885 that's actually happened. we have some idea of weather wise, we had a few challenges. first we had a very dry phase from mid may to mid june. then there was a short thunderstorm given and after that it was really hot and dry again for a long time and kind of here. so there were these gaps and precipitation slots, a

in addition to the shaded trial area, grapes and a control field or ripening under normal conditions, increasingly warm somers have accelerated the process. you know, if we have the laser as we have earlier harvests, so in the last couple of decades, the grapes have on average, ripened around 30 to 40 days faster than before. and these are 2 of them. welcome to the warmer temperatures, also change the aroma of the varieties grown here. the young about and it's on. the research involves nothing less than the future of lines, or at least of reasoning lines and not just here in the vine gal, regions, climate impact research or county a come on has observed more frequent, extreme weather. july 2023, for example, was the hottest sense measurements began in 1885. that stations happen. we have some idea of weather wise. we had a few challenges. first, we had a very dry phase from mid may to mid june. then there was a short thunderstorm, and after that it was really hot and dry again for a long time and kind of use. so there were these gaps in precipitation lock and everything highlighted and

in addition to the shaded trial area, grapes and a control field or ripening under normal conditions, increasingly warm somers have accelerated the process. you know, if we have the laser as we have earlier harvests. so in the last couple of decades, the grapes have on average, ripened around 30 to 40 days faster than before, and these are 2 of them are content. the warmer temperatures also change the aroma of the varieties grown here, day young about and if so, the research involves nothing less than the future of wine or at least of reasoning minds. and not just here in the volume gal, regions, climate impact research or county or come on has observed more frequent, extreme weather. july 2023, for example, was the hottest since measurements began in 1885 that's actually happened. we have some idea of weather wise, we had a few challenges. first we had a very dry face from mid may to mid june. then there was a short thunderstorm. and after that, it was really hot and dry again for a long time and kind of here. so there were these gaps and precipitation slots and everything highlighte

in addition to the shaded trial area, grapes and a control field or ripening under normal conditions, increasingly warm somers have accelerated the process. you know, if we have the laser as we have earlier harvests, so in the last couple of decades, the grapes have on average, ripened around 30 to 40 days faster than before. and these are 2 of them are going to have the warmer temperatures also change the aroma of the varieties grown here, day young about and if so, the research involves nothing less than the future of wine or at least of reasoning minds. and not just here in the volume gal, regions, climate impact research or county or come on has observed more frequent, extreme weather. july 2023, for example, was the hottest since measurements began in 1885 that such sessions happens? yeah, so i know the weather wise, we had a few challenges. first we had a very dry face from the mid may to mid june. then there was a short thunderstorm given and after that it was really hot and dry again for a long time and kind of here. so there were these gaps and precipitation slots, and everyt

in addition to the shaded trial area, grapes and a control field or ripening under normal conditions, increasingly warm somers have accelerated the process. you know, if we have the laser as we have earlier harvests. so in the last couple of decades, the grapes have on average, ripened around 30 to 40 days faster than before, and these are 2 of them are content. the warmer temperatures also change the aroma of the varieties grown here, day young about and if so, the research involves nothing less than the future of lines, or at least of reasoning minds. and not just here in the volume gal, region, climate impact research or county or come on has observed more frequent, extreme weather. july 2023, for example, was the hottest since measurements began in 1885 that's actually happened. we have some idea of weather wise, we had a few challenges. first we had a very dry face from mid may to mid june. then there was a short thunderstorm given and after that it was really hot and dry again for a long time and kind of here. so there were these gaps and precipitation slots, and everything high

now you can bake, he wrote to ripen in a letter, after ripen started writing french stories, you writesian ones with your khahlyat blood, you write french jokes instead of doing national art, well, that is how he... wrote, it is obvious that, well, it would be an insult if velikoros wrote to him, yes, you understand, it is obvious that they are fellow tribesmen yes but they are being teased, absolutely clearly, because they were friends, they, well, that is, they did not quarrel after this address, they were friends as well, and it is obvious that, in terms of kramsky's contribution to the deconstruction of this entire history with the russian empire, kramsky was, he raised a rebellion in the academy of arts against... image of an academic, well, purely academic interpretation of painting, they asked the students to write a pir in valgal, he said: i don’t want to write all these given things and staged moments in order to show that he led this but 14, it was he who led, this kramsky led, and this once again proves that it was the ukrainians who were the triggers who organized all these

it ripens well in our climate.ade into oil; the stems are used to make high-protein feed for cows, which by human standards is almost a sports drink, it is so balanced. fifth - vegetable crops - beets, carrots, potatoes and the like. sixth, medicinal crops are herbs that grow in various botanical and pharmaceutical gardens, and then they are used to produce tablets or... cheeto tea. seventh - spicy aromatic crops are seasonings but the bulk of belarusian fields, of course, are devoted to bread, corn and slavery. the result is already good. currently , more than 9 million tons of grain have been harvested. this figure includes everything, including rapeseed and corn. 811. one of them is a state order for wheat, barley, rye, oats, buckwheat and millet. this volume is necessary to simply feed the country until the next harvest. million tons are used as seeds for the next sowing season, part of it is bought up by bakery factories and production plants as additional volume, the rest is sent for animal feed. no, do not i

the haidamaks inspired him to consecrate knives, ripen painted the picture: haydamak is sanctified by knives. this is a very little known fact, but it is a fact. and, in fact, it was the same during the time of the futurists. futurists went to ripin, among other things, burlyuk, kruchenykh, who, kruchenykh they have, twisted, in fact, also of ukrainian origin, my god, lighthouse. of ukrainian origin, that is, he has it, and it is obvious that mayakovsky was a well-known advocate of the ukrainian issue, you already know his works where he defended ukraine, this language is grand and simple, you hear, the trumpets played, the time of reckoning has come, it is wonderful, i think , what it emphasizes, it is such an ironic thing that shows liveliness, i.e. mayakovsky was a poet of life, but he, like many ukrainians, was oppressed and destroyed. the metropolis, where, unfortunately, they scanned without a trace, but we, you and i, just have to be aware of this and not do such stupid things in the future and that our children do not allow this, and two more , two more artists, aivazovsky, ab

arkhipakuinji, ivan ivazovsky, ilya ripen, that's the way to say it, ripin, and we'll explain why.g as russian artists. in addition, not so long ago the city museum of amsterdam now classifies. e artist kazimir malevich as a ukrainian, not a russian, as before, and here is the latest, literally in recent weeks, another great news: the largest art museum in finland, athenaeum, changed the signature of the artist ilya ripen from russian to ukrainian. of course, this story is evocative terrible aggression in the russians, i'm not even talking about propagandists, but even such liberal, good movements. they say , well, what about you, well, it’s some kind of inferiority complex among ukrainians, it’s absolutely incorrect to include these people in ukrainian culture, they graduated from the st. petersburg art academy, they were part of the great russian culture, and so on, how do you actually answer, well, not in good russian, but in general, how do you determine for yourself where it is correct to attribute a person to... ukrainian culture, i believe that this is a question in fact, it

morality in the first place. we will make other films, while this is all difficult, because we need to ripeneeting of the commission on culture will be held in russia, in belarus there will be a new law regarding the work of realtors is being worked out; it will provide mechanisms to facilitate the implementation of the principles of justice, openness of the legality of real estate activities, the deputy head of the presidential administration of belarus spoke about this, reporting... to journalists before a meeting of the board of the ministry of justice. the meeting is dedicated to summing up the work of the department of bodies and organizations in its system over the past year and determining task plans for the coming period. in 2023, the country completed bringing legislation in accordance with updated constitution. this work was successfully completed, noted olga chupris. this year it is necessary to review government regulations, regulatory legal acts of the ministry and decisions of local governments. and in case of identified inconsistencies. another important area that relates to t

for a long, long time, in general, this whole growth cycle is about 390 days before the pineapple ripenss quite a lot in pineapple vitamin c, then pineapple has a lot of magnesium, magnesium too. what do you want to say about the potassium of the heart, tell us the functioning of electrical systems, especially the cardiovascular muscular system. impossible without electrolytes, including magnesium and potassium. there is another very interesting substance, bromelain. this was the story about sophia loren, she once said live that she eats pineapple for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which is why she has such good shape. and pineapple sales increased many times, she was even accused of collusion. but the fact is that this pineapple contains this enzyme and it breaks down proteins, and it not only breaks down proteins, but is also an immunostimulant, no, look, these are female breasts, why is it very important for female breasts, and this a tumor that may arise, so... this substance does not allow a tumor to develop , thus rat does not develop, but not only, yes, if we are talking about mang

pineapple. tangerines, so let's go and see, oh look how many tangerines are there, they are already ripening there is another orange there, sweet, yes, oh, how do you get it, smell it, oh, orange! oh, this is a rush, there’s also a lot of liquid in our house , right on your streets, and there are tangerines, look, they’re still small, of course, but there are also very, very many of them, yes, yes, a lot, like a new year’s tree, yes, yes, exactly like a new christmas tree, this coffee tree, look, even real coffee grows here and coffee, then they used coffee to brew then, here it is smaller. and in february we hold the dahlia festival, that is, when michal kleofas lived here, he had a lot of flowers growing, dahlias, you know, like that, now we also have, if you come to us in the summer, you will see a lot of different dahlias , this is why we hold the dahlia festival, which takes place here in august, how great it is, a piece of our home here in belarus! what a cool excursion, huh? yes, and you know that it is similar to hacenda, but in venezue, i don't know how to speak in russian, you you

meanwhile, the kostoromsky cheese factory produces many elite varieties of cheese with a long ripening to 3 years. here, as a matter of principle , only milk from cows of the kostroma breed is used. the kostroma cheese brand is officially assigned to the region. over the past 10 years , cheese production in the region has increased by 2 half times. main event instead. gastronomic calendar - a summer cheese festival, which entered the top all-russian events and was noted by the russian ministry of industry and trade. and this is how cheese is born on anna smirnova’s farm. we didn’t find the whole family at home. anna's husband and daughter were away. however, this is a classic family farm, as is customary throughout the world. anna was once a primary school teacher, but for a long time she has been very successfully breeding cows. tiles, all concrete work, everything construction, it is entirely on our shoulders, we do everything, in fact everything is done by the three of us. anna also received government support in the form of an agrotourism grant in the amount of 10 million rubles. a

microtubers ripen in these containers, they will be available soon they will send it to greenhouses,croplants in the greenhouses, they are needed for further replication. there are already grown potatoes in the warehouse in the koshir. sorted, the large one goes to grocery chains, the standard one for seed purposes, farmers and individuals, says chief agronomist anatoly osikhov, we allocate high -class seeds for our farmers, for buyers, gardeners who purchase our seed material in our stores, stores of our russian federation, and we work in many, many regions, in nineties early 2000s... foreign companies did not produce primary seed material on the territory of the russian federation and basically it is profitable for them to import it here every year so that our farmer can buy it for very high money. elite seed potatoes from foreign companies cost about 70-80 rubles per kilogram. elite material costs 35-40 rubles, that is, half as much, we must convince our farmer, our producer, that our varieties are good, that our varieties are productive, that our varieties are resistant, only thi

we control the density brine, temperature, well, all technological processes, fish goes through the ripening it is cut... we have just recently mastered the production of fish namask, but what is it? this is a cooking kettle , here we cook minced meat for our cream-fast, here is minced cod fish, what from fish, minced cod, in pate exclusively for tourist products, minced fish, pieces of shrimp, we work to order, but we can do up to release 10,000 of these cans, 30% of them are fish, we stock them , then that’s all. mix and add paste to the cream, the fish paste market is now on the peak of consumer preferences, over the year its volumes shot up, lita retailers grabbed the trend, in retail there are entire shelves for spreads, but here they are already packaged, yes, there is already packaged cream paste, it is mixed in that cauldron, that is, two different fish , furel and trout cod, and there’s nothing else there, and mayonnaise, and mayonnaise? mayonnaise sauce, mayonnaise sauce, the company stores products in warehouses; for fresh frozen products, refrigerators maintain -18 celsius; for s

plants gain vegetative mass, optimal conditions for growth are created here, that is... microtubers are ripeningl soon be sent to greenhouses, well, microplants can be seen in test tubes, they are needed for further replication, in a warehouse in koshir, already grown potatoes are sorted, large ones are sent... they were not produced on the territory of the russian federation and basically it is profitable for them to import them here every year so that our farmer can buy them for very high money. elite seed potatoes from foreign companies cost about 70-80 rubles. per kilogram, our elite material costs 35.40 rubles. that is , half as much, we must convince our farmer, our producer, that our varieties are good, that our varieties are productive, that our varieties are resistant. only this is farm the farm produces 12 varieties of potatoes, seven more are in development. we will not be left without seeds, we will not be left without products. today our companies, including us , we have increased our power... we have equipment, we have land, we have warehouses, we have laboratories, we have bright

in this village they are waiting for the crops to ripen on the windowsill, in irkutsk they sprout inound, for rapeseed, for example, so that they decided to reduce crops this year. russia has introduced a ban on the export of rapeseed. the region has good vegetable harvests, but they need more potatoes. there is someone to contact. we see prospects specifically in zoning and testing potato varieties. at the moment we also need enough providing yourself with open-ground potato vegetables, of course, leading to siberia is quite problematic logistics, it exists, it is good, but nevertheless, you understand, if a region feeds itself, this is its food security. soybean flour and water are delivered to belarus from the irkutsk region, this is for food, but in general 90% of supplies are aluminum and products. from it, the region is famous for its mining, and these subsoils are not rich in anything, brown and hard coal, gold, iron ore, rock salt, cement and facing raw materials. we are in the northeast of the irkutsk region, this is the city of badaibo, where the name comes from. according

meanwhile , the kostoromsky cheese factory produces many elite varieties of cheese with a long ripeningyears. here , as a matter of principle, they use milk from cows of the kostorom breed only. the kostroma cheese brand is officially assigned to the region. over the past 10 years, cheese production. in the region increased by 2 and a half times. the main event in the local gastronomic calendar is the summer cheese festival, which entered the top all-russian events and was noted by the russian ministry of industry and trade. this is how cheese is born on the farm of anna smirnova. we didn’t find our entire family at home; anna’s husband and daughter were away. however, this is a classic family farm, as is customary throughout the world. anna was once a primary school teacher. for a long time he has been very successfully engaged in breeding cows , processing meat and milk, maybe he is a villager himself, i am from the city, he decided at one time to deal with piglets, he brought me here, he said, now your students, these will be 150 queens, please, here let's teach them my husband and i

problem, this is this, this is ukraine’s path to europe, look, this is 99.9% european crisis, and it has ripened a long time ago, it just so happened that with full-scale aggression and with what happened. not so long ago, and by the way , some of our bilateral trade conflicts with some eu member countries, mainly neighboring countries, have not been resolved yet, it's just this situation, it didn't even become a catalyst, there would have been something else if it hadn't been for ukraine. she i just added another flavor, and by the way, unfortunately, it is often used against ukraine, the european agricultural market, and common agricultural policy in general. the eu, and the structural funds , and the way they are distributed specifically to the agricultural sector, all this was criticized a long time ago, and very correctly, by the way, the head of the imf said, there are currently huge budget deficits in the eu member states, germany voted not so long ago, good , who voted, but there is a crazy shortage, that is, it must be understood that this will be a precedent, if indeed now they will ma

tony chung out to 0 on the timing on my board to ripen a southern cold into clear protest as outside argentina's. congress is politicians debated a controversial economic reform bill. police use pepper spray to break up hundreds of demonstrators. trade unions cold for the march against tough economic measures announced by the recently elective president to raise the vote was that those protest in one is aries, a very long session in congress. would that be based on going back to glass between 40 and 50? our system calls all nibble's bills by elected president. have you had any like withholding? we use it to transform argentina or that's what it said. particular situation outside congress is completely different. hundreds of people, especially from left when groups have gathered near, surrounded congress and they're being pushed away by the police not being allowed close to the building. there's hundreds of security forces that deployed on around this area. the omnibus bill initially had $600.00 off meant to transform argentina's economy. that's what the president says initially. also

excuse me, these are contracts of just the period, until that grandiose scandal in the month of february ripenede eggs, and after which some such, you know, we started push the smoke curtain away a little ministry of defense and to be harsh, but i constantly say, i am very sorry that rezniuk was taken for an egg due to the poor quality of the jacket. they didn't shoot for the lviv arsenal and they didn't shoot for the polish company alpha, i'm very sorry for that, i'll tell you honestly, but it looks like some shooters are responsible for it, those who signed there , and the minister is not responsible for it , and i understand what you are talking about, but until the people who put their personal signatures are interviewed and charged with suspicion, go to a person who controlled it and , let's say, agreed to this process is not possible, let's hope that after all, even i will say now, maybe something seditious, under the pressure of our western partners, after all, the people who are currently under investigation, they will start talking about those people who told them to conclude such a con

strawberries ripened in this grass. her, suddenly i felt... my mouth was sunstroke, she suddenly became different, she became beautiful, and the world around became different, became beautiful, i myself became beautiful, i suddenly saw all the red strawberries growing at her feet, the lake where we stood suddenly became dazzling blue, like the robe on rublev’s angels, the grass became emerald, and the girl precious and beloved, this... which slowly moved, approaching the cross, i remember, i stood among the people in the temple, the priest, to the copper cross in his hands, i wanted to go up to kiss the cross, i approached it, but every time, approaching, something got scared, left the line and again stood at its tail. again slowly approaching, the cross attracted me, drew me to itself, but some secret force did not let me in, turned me away, i was in a state of turmoil, and having overcome my weakness, i went up to the cross, kissed the warm , copper-smelling crucifix, experiencing a delightful feeling, a concert for t

flowers, in any case the reason for this name was precisely the flowers, this is how the brand grows and ripens about the general condition of the body, determine the number of sperm, desire, libido, and so on, that is, they conducted experiments with... rats in india and we looked, let's go, we found out on rats all the most important things from the lives of men, and we looked, are you with us or are you against us, those, so, those rats that received those rats, we said at the portrait of the man, so mikhala igorich, received flavonoids, their activity was several times higher, and naturally, they had a greater attraction to the opposite, which means that sperm production increased. the amount of testosterone and naturally the impulse goes to the brain and, accordingly , our libido improves spermatogenesis, too, by the way, that’s the question: the benefits of flavonoids, but we need flavonoids not only to obtain testosterone and spermatogenesis, but they are also very important for ours. vitamin c , why is it needed, vitamin c - let another professor tell him, and then you professor , speak

and we understand that it is more likely to ripen. a big, big internal conflict, which will be tried,se, to be stirred up from all sides, well, first of all , it is about our enemy, so what do you think is happening in the case of the head of the zaluzhny and president zelenskyi? i immediately publicly reacted to this situation, and it was clear to me, as a person who knows banking, these processes, how it happens there, that the issue of resignation is only a matter of time. that is, the inevitability of resignation is completely clear to me, and to the logical question, how come, what are they thinking there, i can say that every politician has the constitutional right in ukraine and in the world to choose the path of political suicide, and the president has this is a right, this is his constitutional right, no matter how much you and i analyze here about and cons about a year ago, as they said. connoisseurs from the inner circle of andriy, well, this is the same andriy yermak, drew the attention of the president and all his friends to the ratings of the hard worker, and they were r

in a restaurant, a visitor asks the waiter, tell me, do you have a wild duck, no, but for you we can ripen vdovin, oleg makarov, gennady korneev, andrey rudenko, news from the donetsk people's republic. food, gasoline generators, logs and concrete slabs to strengthen dugouts. in the area of ​​deployment of the third automobile company of the first donetsk army corps, it is now forming the next cargo for the delivery of military-technical equipment to the front lines of the defense of donetsk. in an autoroute , every driver, as well as a mechanic, can make repairs in the field. everything is being fully worked out. plus up there is even technical service for a car. is on a flight, something happened, everything needs to be done immediately along the way, that is, we even have a maintenance team, a department that immediately goes to the point where the car stopped and takes all the necessary spare parts. evgeniy has been fighting since 2014, he started with the militia, together with other drivers of the third automobile company, participated in the capture of mariupol, and delivered infant

answer, somewhere far away, very far away, there are mushroom rains, right by the river in a small ripenedto berlin was filmed, of course, not in... germany, but here at the monina airfield near moscow. the german transport aircraft was replaced by the soviet li-2 aircraft, which was produced under license american company douglas. to make it even more convincing, the artists painted black crosses on the tail, body, and wings, but now there are red stars again. opposite the plane, two soviet uaz corn trucks, which the people... called the loaf, were very clearly visible. all this could not even be german trophies, because this equipment began to be produced only after the war. there are many similar incidents in the series. some of them are related to various kinds of objects. a carriage in bern with an inscription in russian - tara-58 tons, many noticed spectators. they didn’t pay attention to most of the other film blunders. for example, stirlitz's house is equipped with soviet plumbing. stirlets goes to meet borman wearing soviet plastic glasses in the fashion of the seventies. the moto

and not only for pizza, we’ll find out what types. semi-hard ones do not ripen as long as, for exampleoes, this is the ripening chamber, roughly speaking, it will be about 900 - 100 rubles. per kilogram. it can also be found cheaper, for example, in large chain stores on special offers, but you should not think that in this way they are trying to sell low-quality or stale goods. any manufacturer dreams of entering a large retail chain, and the retail chain provides certain requirements, and the manufacturer often comes to its own detriment. in order to get on the shelves, it turns out that the same products are cheaper in the supermarket than, for example, in the company store of this manufacturer. even if a brand has been represented in a supermarket for a long time, once a month it is obliged to offer a discount on one of its products. most retail chains have similar conditions, but sometimes cheesemakers reduce prices on their own initiative, for example, if they release a new product and want as many people as possible to try it. large factories have another one. about 100 billion

, months, oh, well , that’s a long wait, but this is a special variety, others ripen six at a time, andn’t tried fresh rice yet, well, let’s continue, otherwise i stopped you from doing all your work, oh, it’s awkward, i do everything, but i’m trying really hard, what time does your work day start and. .. from 8:00 to five, yeah, and there are weekends, sunday, we work for 6 days, on the seventh we go to church, so so far i mean two pieces - that means i cut it off, here 20 pieces have already been cut off, in general, i’m an assistant, i’m also one, but it turns out that the rice ripens all year round, or there is a season, june-july, harvesting, and the rest of the time , what are you doing when we harvest the rice, plant tomatoes and potatoes, wow, that is , don’t sit idle at all, that’s why all our older women walk around like that, yeah, i actually bow to the people who work so hard they do it, it’s hard labor, but... you actually save a lot of people, i’m not afraid of this word from hunger, and, as it were, rice is, in general , the main food of almost the entire region. latizh,

they ripen a little earlier and it also depends on growth a child, that is, in taller people these disorders a specialist so that he engages in proper physical activity, that is, general physical training, without taking into account any highly specialized exercises . we will tell you about... soul and mind. watch the quality mark project on our tv channel. let's continue to celebrate together this thursday morning , the current year 2024 is high as you remember and that means on the calendar february 29, where is it from? this extra day is taken and in general whether it should be considered extra we will now look into it, yes, it’s a very important question about this and what not... why in february 28-29 it ’s still connected with ancient history, this calendar of julius caesar, it in fact, was not immediately understood, and they added a day not once every four years, but once every 3 years, because of this everything was disrupted, only emperor augustus, he was able to restore this, in gratitude to the emperor, and they added one day and called it a month. august, that's why in august 3

times a season, and experts also say that by controlling the temperature regime, you can adjust the ripeningto the desired date, and most importantly, when growing tulips, it’s love, and you also need to give flowers , so that on march 8, all women from the gomel region will be with flowers, after all , the gomel region is approaching one of the most important spring holidays, and on march 8, as for me... the medical college opened a simulation module for practicing dental skills. imitation, reception and preparation for the realities of the work process, an indispensable practice for future dentists, those people who will give us dazzling smiles. the impression of the miracle office in our story, which my colleagues and i prepared. let's see how everything happens there. let’s go sasha, but first we’ll thank you, thank you again for the wonderful selection of news, we wish you a good day. we're watching the story right now. brought tatyana yanchenko to medicine for the second time in medical college, earlier she managed to graduate in her specialty nursing, after which her life path directe

agents that will, for example, lactic acid absorb moisture, there are components that accelerate the ripeningt 100 g of such fish, then you will receive double the daily norm of pop, boiled salt, plus calories , we have no illusions about them, let’s say the product is dried fluqua, sugar and vegetable oil are added here, and accordingly, of course this product will be more high in calories, therefore, when choosing all vyaline, pay special attention to the composition, the simpler and shorter it is, the better. isometric exercises treat serious illnesses. chemistry of food, why do we need choline? great laser power, get rid of plus points. program live great, it will help everyone. today is the first one. the path to your calling is very challenging. what professions did our guests master on the way to their dreams? i also worked as an instructor in the komsomol district committee, and since there was no such salary, my work book says cleaner yaakubovich, i worked in libraries for 3 years, i really didn’t like it, but we have a story about how you returned to your native library, oh , tatyan

bananas next to cucumbers, vegetables spoil quickly, but if you want the opposite... for the fruits to ripenscience is like. anyone who has hung wallpaper knows that this task, in general, is not the most difficult, but quite labor-intensive. the wallpaper is made of wood with a custom design, so you need to be very careful and we start gluing it naturally from the window. first stage: mark on vertical wall. the line from which we will glue the wallpaper, this can be done using a plumb line or a laser level, from this mark we begin to glue the wallpaper. in general, before gluing, it would, of course, be a good idea to roll out the wallpaper on the floor in order to match it as much as possible according to the pattern and color, so that the adjacent strips fit each other perfectly, but we don’t need to do this, they were already cut correctly at the enterprise , we selected how the stripes should fit together and even numbered them, we will have a total of... six rolls, we begin to glue them in the reverse order: sixth, fifth, fourth and so on. there is no need to apply glue to non-woven wa

. >> i'm not familiar with the exact target we speak of and are precision guided missiles ripens rather can be launched from aircraft and from the drones. and there highly hard. come into the queue greeted with some of those systems are able to be integrated to do the situation with israel and hamas that i think that it is a different question they certainly have their set of capabilities and their fighting different type of urban warfare right now, i am not sure the power systems would necessarily change the game plan is under way to effigy what we know that the capabilities of those iranian reduced drones; think we are learning the face of the warfare is changing on it began with the predator drone the first recognition by the u.s. and little it could be armed successfully. and we see this evolution take place and believe me we are learning more about the capabilities everyday and i think that is part of her old meadow damage assessment and in hot water so to speak and how did we do at addressing these targets in which systems work to better which did not we continue told the lessons

the belarusian feed mostly uses is corn silage, here we mostly use grass silage, because well, the ripeninging, well when it was being built, that there was an empty field here and no, i arrived, there were already cowsheds, frames, well, gradually it was all being completed, then the installation of equipment began, the installation of all milking parlors for feeding animals, well, in the process of this it was already completely the launch of the complex, at first of course it was launched gradually, two milking barns, then they reached full capacity, and the cows themselves are local or maybe too... is there a need for such farms, perhaps for the future? yes, of course, we are currently developing this area, including dairy production, and are discussing with colleagues in the republic of belarus the possible development of cooperation and the implementation of new projects. and if we talk about agriculture, then we also have the zarechna state farm uses... potatoes, directly , which were provided by colleagues, potato tubers today have proven themselves to be highly productive, the yiel

they have to weripened , well ripened. >> well ripened, well ripened. >> well ripened, well ripened.e, but what does it mean by progressive? >> well, i guess that depends on who you ask. but this is a leaked from a few leaked recording from a few years ago where the director general, tim davie, said , and i general, tim davie, said, and i think he's right, by the way, he said, we at the bbc do a reasonably good job of walking the joyous tightrope of the culture being culture wars, where being progressive, diverse and doing the we should be proud of the things we should be proud of is woke . and his point was is not woke. and his point was actually , the bbc is an actually, the bbc is an organisation that is forward looking, that is embracing the future. organisation future. and what organisation actually not want to be be actually would not want to be be embodying all of those values. so i think fair enough. >> talking talk there >> just talking the talk there though, isn't he? what i've just written walking written that down. he's walking the tightrope of the the joyous tightrope of

red and yellow buds, pink, white, 1,500 flowers ripen every day, and there will be more bouquets in thepcoming holiday period. persian an exhibition in the university of culture gallery will introduce miniatures by contemporary artists and traditional art to the cultural heritage of iran, opening to coincide with the forty-fifth anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution in iran. the exhibition is divided into several thematic zones, lectures and master classes are planned. hello everyone, in exactly a minute a guest will come to you and answer all your questions: are you ready to meet our hero? yuri khadzhimuradovich, in what mood are you going to the conversation? with a calm, good, constructive. you do you agree that children should not be lied to under any circumstances? agree. promise to tell only the truth? only the truth. good luck then. so, welcome to our guest. president of belarus, inspector for the grodno region, ex-minister of internal affairs yuri karaev. yuri khadzhimuratovich, i want to warn you that according to the rules of our program you have the right to re

red and yellow buds, pink, white, ripen one and a half times daily. thousands of flowers in the comingporary artists and traditional art. an exhibition in the university of culture gallery will introduce the cultural heritage of iran. the opening is timed to coincide with the forty-fifth anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution in iran. the exhibition is divided into several thematic zones, lectures and master classes are planned. getting to know belarusian enterprises and the outstanding results of their work. our export countries now include germany, bulgaria, and israel. due to the fact that there is... that the introduction of all food products requires the approach of a good, competent, kind housewife, it seems to me that this is so, at least i have always set such tasks for myself that what i like, i roughly understand what our consumer will like, see the project , a quality mark on the belarus 24 tv channel. let you love it like a vegetable in the field. i'm young, there's a flock above the crayfish, like a patched bird, that's alive in the wild, may you love me, may

unfolds on the skin, but there is one caveat: you have to wait. at least three days for it to fully ripennow that after the meeting you will take off your jacket, you will have a different image, it’s better not to apply it to the skin, take it inside the jacket and apply it once inside the jacket, wow, and the second time you apply it twice, when you communicate, you say hello hand, extend your hand, back your hand. through the smell, when you are getting ready for work in the morning, going out, you don’t have a jacket, you can apply it to your bare shoulder, i’m like this once and here second, two, specifically on the shoulders, when we have the scent on the shoulders, firstly, it’s it doesn’t oppress us, yes, it doesn’t suffocate us, but the second one reveals itself behind we have a beautiful harness, designer perfumes are valued for their individuality. it is a subtle art to create that unique scent for each person. cool, thank you very much, high five, thank you. where do the roots of the story about the beautiful vasilisa come from, who waved one sleeve , a lake appeared, waved th

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south , the family brought the tradition of growing grapes, some, yes, there are some, they can still ripenly be cut off, daughter masha, daughter-in-law maria, granddaughter angelina, they collect large bunches even in climates that are not very suitable for these purposes. in order to get a harvest next year, you need to cut out branches that are already ripe, then shorten some of them, next year there will be more grapes, mom’s secret, use it. rimma enjoys creating comfort , she has enough time for this, fortunately she found a job close to home, she is a chemical engineer, i just realized myself to the fullest, because the job i am working in now is something i have probably dreamed of all my life. life, a new laboratory was being organized completely at the factory, when my supervisor told me that i could organize the laboratory the way i want and not deny myself anything, of course, my heart trembled, adult children. we shared our home in the city, but they come to their parents every weekend, relax, chat, pick up another knitted souvenir, rima, and what is this interesting thing you

the fact is that many fruits and vegetables ripen and release the phytohormone ethylene.hat’s how yellow bananas were and how quickly they turned black, record holders for ethylene production and isolating, also cucumbers and tomatoes, apples and pears with onions and potatoes, carrots and peppers, and a bunch of other subtleties, but the main thing is half of these there is no need to store food in the refrigerator at all, we don’t store carrots and onions in the refrigerator at all, there is no need to store oranges and tangerines in the refrigerator either, let’s try to correct the situation, everything that can dry out and weather, parchment or paper, onions, carrots, potatoes in a dry dark place, in the refrigerator the vegetables will become flabby, like our carrots, a craft bag in the closet, and also separately, cut the roots of the greens into a glass with water, although in general , of course, it’s already difficult to rehabilitate this one, it’s really bad, yes, it’s better to dry it by and large, and the fruit can be left in a vase on the table, if you’ve alr

a good harvest, the harvest takes almost 4 months, from august to november, and each apple variety ripens on its own time. but the most difficult task comes after harvesting: the apples must be stored, packaged and delivered to the stores. creamed apples from refrigerators are sent to sex sorting, then they go through three stages of processing, and the apple is automatically calibrated for quality. the quality of the fruit is determined directly on the conveyor by a computer, the packaging line is also automated, but even modern technology does not guarantee a good result; it was possible to set up production at this site only after contacting the center. correspondingly , this often led to additional damage by the organization, often they interfered with each other, apples, as a result, without changing the number of employees, it was possible to double productivity and significantly to reduce losses, the production of apples in individual packaging became possible only after optimization of everything within the framework of the national project , targeted labor productivity... support

it takes more than 100 days for a watermelon to ripen, our summer is short, we need to do everythingugust, but what do we need for good seedlings, vitalik? unknown, but uncle dima knows , there is nothing complicated here, i prepared the soil, the most important thing is that... it is loose and air penetrates well through it, retains moisture, i moistened it, but we will need add everything that is necessary for plant nutrition, this is the ion exchange substrate tion, it will allow you to grow healthy, strong seedlings with a powerful, well-developed root system, we actually need to each add one tablespoon here and mix, but i don’t need a spoon, i’ll pour in my hand, because for years now you’ve been telling me that you can work with your bare hands, it’s not only safe for your skin, but... it’s absolutely safe for plants, it doesn’t contain nitrates and other chemicals that we’re afraid of add to the soil so that the plants do not absorb it, you can add a little more, our spoons were not full, an overdose is excluded, the plant will take exactly as much as it needs for harmonious d

, and this is a southern crop, but what about watermelon , a watermelon needs more than 100 days to ripentake good care of them, then we will have a watermelon in august, and what do we need for good seedlings, vitalik? unknown, but uncle dima knows, there’s nothing here nothing complicated. i prepared, the most important thing is that it is loose and air penetrates well through it, retains moisture, i moistened it, but we will need to add everything that is necessary to nourish the plants, this is an ionite substrate, it will allow us to grow healthy, strong seedlings with powerful, well-developed root system, we actually need to each add one tablespoon here and mix, but i don’t need a spoon, i’ll pour it into my hand, because for how many years have you been telling me that you can work naked with my hands, i'll show you everything. not only is it safe for the skin, but it is also absolutely safe for plants, it does not contain nitrates and other chemicals that we are afraid to add to the soil so that the plants do not absorb it, maybe a little more spoons were not full , an overdose is