george the victorious, and these, not to mention the horse, are the heroes of fairy tales of all thef eurasia. drinking tea in uzbekistan is an indispensable ritual of hospitality. always ready in any rural home. dastarkhan is a tablecloth that is spread on the carpet. sugar candies, grape sugar crystals, apricot pits baked in the hall, and flat cakes are placed on it. some argue that tea entered turkistan with the mongols. this not this way. tea came to uzbekistan thanks to russia, and quite late, in the 17th century. russia has become one in europe. of the tea party pioneers. first , russian sovereigns tried the tea on themselves. alexey mikhailovich and mikhail fedovich took it as a healing decoction, and already in 1679 an agreement on constant tea supplies was signed with china. at first , not everyone had the opportunity to indulge in tea. in the 18th century, a pound of caravan tea in moscow was equal in value. 50 kg of granular caviar, and this is not a joke, the tea trade is truly widespread unfolded under catherine i. kyakhta, a small village in transbaikalia on the border

it's the cross of saint england. it's the cross of saint george.he union flag . we aren't even union flag. we aren't even represented. northern ireland is scotland. england but not wales. but we don't go around banning flags . we don't go around flags. we don't go around banning anybody sort of celebrating their identity. i think , you know, we see jamaican think, you know, we see jamaican people who go to the cricket. we see pakistani people, indian people all dressed up in the national garb. and why not? i think it's a wonderful spectacle. i think, to see people celebrate their cultural heritage is right. but we as brits should not be denied from doing exactly the same thing in our own country . our own country. >> can you? does anyone do you think have a right to be offended in this country about our national flag? i mean, you know, you were alluding to, i think, a historic time, thankfully, historic time where, you know, maybe it was it was monopolised by people who were racist . do you think ? racist. do you think? >> look, my thing is, i unde

george, st. feats that you perform on the battlefield, beat, destroy, smash the enemy, continue to defend our homeland, defend our multinational people and bring the day of our victory closer, i think, more than once again.. let's meet again and more than once i will present you with awards, thank you for your service, how many years, 42 overweight, and thin, you know, if 42 are overweight, that means i hid a lot of thin ones too, but serious, very, very, what did you do before? , and the cemetery was working, so i’m so sad, why have fun, i’m an understudy. you know, this is a very deep and correct question, sometimes i ask myself it , probably because while we are here and not there, otherwise there would be no point in having fun, we will win the war, i will have fun, well done, i have a family, thank you for work, well, at least it ’s fun, it makes me happy, once a week, when i call, well, you see, you’re smiling, you’re in a good mood, you’ve been fighting for a long time, 2.2 months, that is

george from 1837, respectively, the artists on top of the fresco saint george's painting was paintedlayer of oil painting with the same image, just in his vision of different years of work. original, there are no copies here, they were carefully peeled off from the walls of the church using a special technique. to remove the fresco from the wall, a gauze canvas is glued to it, and then removed with a special scalpel along with the paint. this is a very painstaking work and it takes a lot of time to restore the frescoes. anyone who comes to the gallery can also feel themselves master freeskier. anna, but i ’m warning you right away, i draw very poorly. this is completely unimportant, because before we draw, we need to do some other very interesting things. in order to paint a fresco, you naturally need plaster. previously, they used seed mortar, which is a lime mortar with brick chips. now we use more modern materials, here we have a dry mixture to which we add water; to begin with, we don’t really start it with a regular construction spatula. stir the solution it should turn out like

saint george did not give them children.witched. a sorcerer, they said about him that he was like a god, they feared him, but they also needed him. i conjure you i conjure you to thunder the clouds i send you i send you and waters upon waters here with you here with you. no strength, no strength, no strength, i conjure you, go away, perish, perish, hey! what happened to you, yurchik, nothing, little tent, i turned away the storm, come, come to me. ai eu não vou. death of ivan. the drinking of the righteous departed soul of your servant ioann was saved, rest i preserve a blessed life, i have given you peace to your loving-kindness, lord, all your holy things rest in peace to the soul of your departed servant ioann, for the only one who loves mankind, glory be to the father. guys, have fun! the work of one of the best representatives of the soviet stage. let's hope. you won’t remember that there was such a singer. valerie, how are you? everything is fine? great, and is that you? 3 minutes of shame then a long happy life. every

, oncology at saint george's, university of london, and i'm wondering about this angus , wondering about, because i'm looking at excess deaths during the pandemic. but equally, before that, i mean, clearly the rate of death in britain will grow with an ageing population. ian. >> yes, it will, but these figures are meant to be adjusted for that. they're meant to be. it meant to be adjusted for that. and aged justice as well. and i mean, i've seen the very raw figures and they are they are quite worrying because there's deaths the there's excess deaths and the younger going not younger people going on, not just in the older population, but in the people under 40 and the real peaks between 40 and 64, 65. now this, this is something that is highly unusual and highly alarming. it was initially dismissed as due to people not getting statins. remember chris whitty said this, which i thought was really quite alarming because you don't get offered statins until you're over 55, 60, so it can't possibly be involved with that group. now the one major thing we said was lockdown. the effect of lockdow

, oncology at saint george's, university of london, and i'm wondering about this angus , wondering aboutcause i'm looking at excess deaths during the pandemic. but equally, before that, i mean, clearly the rate of death in britain will grow with an ageing population. ian. >> yes, it will, but these figures are meant to be adjusted for that. they're meant to be. it meant to be adjusted for that. and aged justice as well. and i mean, i've seen the very raw figures and they are they are quite worrying because there's deaths the there's excess deaths and the younger going not younger people going on, not just in the older population, but in the people under 40 and the real peaks between 40 and 64, 65. now this, this is something that is highly unusual and highly alarming. it was initially dismissed as due to people not getting statins. remember chris whitty said this, which i thought was really quite alarming because you don't get offered statins until you're over 55, 60, so it can't possibly be involved with that group. now the one major thing we said was lockdown. the effect of lockdown an

george's cathedral. and cape town takes into account all of the children who have died today. we've decided to focus on the children being tools in this ongoing mexican palestine. and so we've lectured onto a project and online project will beds of gaza. it's not a project with one of them when we start to have just let them do that. and the idea is to help children to understand, to indicate children as well. and what's happening through the lens of children is we've lost their lives. and so the idea is to create to foods with the names, and we've got the names from the ministry. you also think of these and casa, where they've listed some of the names of the children that on the part of the extension is suppose to, to change. the statistics of the children died into real human beings with names, children, and admissions and themes. children to ad futures that haven't got your delegation or religious leaders, a civic society organizations. and ordinary south africans, recently traveled to jerusalem in de

george's cathedral in cape town takes into account all of the children who have died today, we've decided to focus on the children being tools in this ongoing messic and palestine . and so we will extra onto a project and online project will beds of gaza. it's not a project, it's one of them. when we start to, if you just let them do that, and the idea is to help children to understand, to indicate children as well. but what's happening through the lens of children is we've lost their lives. and so the idea is to try to quit with the names, and we've got the names from the ministry. you also think of these in casa, where they've listed some of the names of the children that are, and part of the intention to school. so to change the statistics of the children died into real human beings with names, children, and admissions and themes. children to ad futures that have been cut short. delegation of religious need is a civic society organizations and ordinary salt africans recently traveled to jerusalem in december to celebrate christmas and to be with the people of palestine to show their su

if he wants to put the flag of saint george up, he's english. >> this an army veteran. >> this is aneran. >> he's served in the king's shropshire light infantry for 20 years. >> he served three tours of northern ireland. he in northern ireland. he served in the he served northern ireland. he served in th<|raq. he served northern ireland. he served in th<|raq. and he served northern ireland. he served in th<|raq. and he's he served northern ireland. he served in th<|raq. and he's nothe served northern ireland. he served in th<|raq. and he's not allowedd northern ireland. he served in th<|raq. and he's not allowed to in iraq. and he's not allowed to be proud of his country. he's not allowed. don't not allowed. if people don't want in his taxi because want to get in his taxi because it has a union jack or a cross of saint george, or it has his regimental badge, or it has a red poppy, they don't need to get in. >> they've rejected. would they have if it was the have objected if it was the scottish or the welsh flag? scottish flag or the welsh flag? i say, they're i mean, as you say, they

oh, we're the union we're talking about the union flag the saint george's flag and the saint george'snd it quite remarkable that , um, flag. i find it quite remarkable that, um, local authorities would intervene in such a way . would intervene in such a way. >> yeah. and presumably they're quite happy , often times with quite happy, often times with the palestinian flag being flown above town halls or the ukrainian flag , but they seem to ukrainian flag, but they seem to have a particular chagrin for our own flag . our own flag. >> no, absolutely. i think that all too often when it comes to pubuc all too often when it comes to public buildings, i think they've been there have been too many have been many flags which have been displaced , uh, displayed, uh, in displaced, uh, displayed, uh, in my opinion, i think more generally what it says, you call it woke mindset set. um, mine. but for me, the sort of radical progressive mindset, the was ultimately a self—loathing. there uh, a vilification of britain. what it stands for a fundamentally warped view of its history, which is why it feel

with a white van there and a saint george's flag hanging from the window.coffed at it, didn't she? a scoffing tweet , but i she? a scoffing tweet, but i just don't understand it. why why can so many countries take pride in their flags, in their nationality? but can't . nationality? but we can't. >> it's our nation's flag . it's >> it's our nation's flag. it's absolutely absurd to me. i can't understand it. i'm glad he's taking as far as he can. taking this as far as he can. good on should have good on you. he should have every right. absolutely ridiculous yes. challenge ridiculous. yes. i challenge anyone at home to disagree with us this. anyone at home to disagree with us thyou go to america to. >> will you go to america to. and is going and this is going to prove a very link. but you very smooth link. but if you go to america , their flags are to america, their flags are everywhere. take pride in everywhere. they take pride in their the their nation. they love the flag. drape it flag. you know, they drape it around themselves and classroom arms. events ar

even fly the union flag or saint george's flag without being called .had that taxi driver from shropshire, the other who won that battle other day who won that battle with council. on what with the council. so on what planet are going expect planet are you going to expect people and for king people to go and fight for king and they're not and country when they're not even to fly their even allowed to fly their national i think, um, national flag? matt i think, um, you have to look at like, if we've got enough members we've not got enough members of the forces, have to the armed forces, you have to look that is. look at why that is. >> and years >> i mean, it's years and years of cuts defence spending. the of cuts to defence spending. the number, in the in number, the numbers in the in the have down the armed forces have gone down consistent . ali. and you know, consistent. ali. and you know, i'm sorry to do the lefty thing. i'm sorry to do the lefty thing. ibnng i'm sorry to do the lefty thing. i bring austerity . i bring it back to austerity. but can't

, which celebrated the chevalier saint george.are of the city and for the city we hope you will come to see our next show, ruddygore, which is a new take on a classic gilbert and sullivan operetta, which will combine victorian sensibilities with folklorico dancing with english and spanish language subtitles and day. of the dead style ghostly ancestor letters. we hope that when you do come to see our show, lamplighters will have the recognition granted by you today as a san francisco show legacy business. thank you. hello everyone. i am very happy to be here talking to you. basic basically to thank for the nomination of polly and ice cream to be a legacy business in san francisco. this is a very important moment for our business. and it is not just a business. it is a place that we have built together also with the community to share experiences and to create experiences there. and it is very pleasant to see when we have several generations going together as a family to our store and then they start like to, to remember when they w

, which celebrated the chevalier saint george. we are of the city and for the city we hope you will come to see our next show, ruddygore, which is a new take on a classic gilbert and sullivan operetta, which will combine victorian sensibilities with folklorico dancing with english and spanish language subtitles and day. of the dead style ghostly ancestor letters. we hope that when you do come to see our show, lamplighters will have the recognition granted by you today as a san francisco show legacy business. thank you. hello everyone. i am very happy to be here talking to you. basic basically to thank for the nomination of polly and ice cream to be a legacy business in san francisco. this is a very important moment for our business. and it is not just a business. it is a place that we have built together also with the community to share experiences and to create experiences there. and it is very pleasant to see when we have several generations going together as a family to our store and then they start like to, to remember when th

. >> in 1995, philip lawrence was murdered at saint george's catholic school in in maida vale .hers there at the time. and they said a day didn't pass when a teacher wasn't hit by a pupil. didn't pass when a teacher wasn't hit by a pupil . and now wasn't hit by a pupil. and now it's outstanding . so yes, you it's outstanding. so yes, you really get some awful schools. you get schools where discipline has broken down and things have fallen apart . has broken down and things have fallen apart. but it is entirely possible to rescue them as long as you get a good team and they are backed by the parents and backed by the authorities . backed by the authorities. >> but how does that discipline work? my mother was a teacher for her entire career and so was my auntie . and back in the day, my auntie. and back in the day, you were allowed to discipline children if necessary by removing them from class physically. now if that happened, there'd be a huge ream of paperwork and it's given the power of balance to the kids . power of balance to the kids. they know that that teachers can't lay

george or the union jack.riage and private hire vehicles licensing policy, agreed to by shropshire council, and april 2023, stating there cannot be an advertisement which depicts any political, racial, cultural , sexual or potentially cultural, sexual or potentially offensive language. >> symbols, flags or emblems. now, after help from his local mp helen morgan and the deputy leader at shropshire council , leader at shropshire council, ian nellins, a vote to revise the regulations to allow one union flag per vehicle no bigger than an a4 piece of paper , than an a4 piece of paper, passed the strategic licensing committee this month, but not without opposition from green party councillor mike isherwood . party councillor mike isherwood. >> it's needlessly divisive to introduce um flags to um taxis, especially if it's only privileging one nation's flag . privileging one nation's flag. so i find it unfair , so i find it unfair, discriminatory and i'm surprised it would even be legal to do this. we should have a ne

this is the murder of george floyd. some kind of church not made by hands, spiritual, miracles happenthe clergy suggest that he clean up the clique of saints and send a letter to the pope, what is this? this is picked up by our independent brothers, they propose to rename bender floyd square, maybe bender square should have been renamed... but not floyd, they are demolishing monuments, monuments to those who built america, who created it. paranoia is a pandemic of paranoia, already in great britain they are trying to demolish the monument to churchill, in france, for some reason they are desecrating the monument to degaulle, what are you saying? how do you feel about the fact that slave owners are depicted on dollars? it’s generally a good idea. so that on paper it would be floyd, such a normal murderer, counted among the clique of saints , they are banned, removed from the platform, the great films that made american cinema great, blown away by the wind, because there is a disrespectful attitude towards blacks, pogrom, looting, murder, chaos . this is a man-made movement towards a ne

love george hamilton. jennifer from edwards, colorado.hotels have to mark the bills as loans. very good. kevin from saint augustine, florida. beautiful place. kirby should just identify as a black woman. white house problem solved. also have to be homosexual. not that i don't know he's already a homosexual. i don't know if he is straight or gay. doesn't matter. as long as he is qualified. cindy from colorado. if kirby transfers will they call it transitioning? jimmy from louisiana. i asked siri what do women want and it hasn't stopped talking for nine days. they are just testing us. always keep that in mind. and always keep this in mind. i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity". we start frida

george or... uastyrzhi. time. the monument, by the way, is huge, 28 tons. the height is forty-story building. yes, a person can easily fit in his palm. the republic has a rich history. people lived here before our era. ossetians, ancestors of the scythians and sarmatians. who developed these territories by the 20th century ad here the state of allania was formed, powerful, self-sufficient and highly developed, partly thanks to the great show. path, part of it passed here, foggy, north ossetia greets us very calmly, we are in the very center. even before ossetia became part of russia, the aul dzau dzhikau stood here, it was founded by dzauk bugulov, a local resident, here is a monument to him, and already in 1784, not far from ataul , the vladikavkaz fortress was founded, this is its reconstruction, and we are going to the local arbat, this is what the residents here call peace avenue. and armenian apostolic church. by the way, from here you can clearly see one of the most beautiful mosques in russia - the mu

love george hamilton. jennifer from edwards, colorado. trump's hotels have to mark the bills as loans. very good. kevin from saint augustine, florida. beautiful place. kirby should just identify as a black woman. white house problem solved. also have to be homosexual. not that i don't know he's already a homosexual. i don't know if he is straight or gay. doesn't matter. as long as he is qualified. cindy from colorado. if kirby transfers will they call it transitioning? jimmy from louisiana. i asked siri what do women want and it hasn't stopped talking for nine days. they are just testing us. always keep that in mind. and always keep this in mind. i am watters and this is my world. >>> welcome to "hannity". we start friday night with a fox news alert. the u.s. supreme court will decide whether donald trump can be kept off the (202)020-2024 ballot in colorado with argument starting on february 8th. the supreme court has now agreed to consider what is a very important appeal and constitutional issue. that is whether or not president trump's

the last time we saw her, i believe, was on christmas day, on the walk in sandringham to saint mary'se, princess charlotte and prince louis all went back to school last wednesday. and yet we hadnt last wednesday. and yet we hadn't seen any public engagements from the prince and princess of wales. was princess of wales. that was extremely unusual . and then, of extremely unusual. and then, of course, this afternoon we have perhaps discovered the major reason why why the princess of wales is our next queen. she is the future queen. so clearly there is a significant public interest in the health of the princess of wales . as she has princess of wales. as she has undergone what can son palace has described as planned abdominal surgery , which abdominal surgery, which suggests to me this wasn't well, it clearly wasn't an emergency admission into hospital. but as the doctor alluded to there, it's clearly serious enough where she has to remain under medical supervision in a hospital in london, a top hospital in london, a top hospital for more than a week. beanng hospital for more than a week

. >> love,it's m george hamilton. jennifer from edwards, colorado trump's hotels m edwa have to marks as l the bills as loans. >> ver y good.from s >>ai kevin from saint augustine, florida. beautiful place. kirbney should just identify asa black woman. white house. problem solved. be homo also have to be a homosexual. >> not that i don't know.a he's already a homosexual. i don't know if he's straigh t or. >> doesn't matter as long as he's qualified. cindy from as lon colorado if kirby takes over binder's binder, will the white house call it transition? jimmy from louisiana i ask siri, what do women want? and it hasn't stopped working nine days. >> they're just testing us. always keep that in mind and always keep this in mind. >> i'm waters, and this is my world. >> and welcome to hannity. and we start this friday night with a fox news alert. the u.s.with a supreme courtupre will decide whether donald trump can be kep c t off the 2024 ballot in colorado. with arguments starting on february the eighth, again, the suprem

. >> love,it's m george hamilton.nifer from edwards, colorado trump's hotels m edwa have to marks as l the bills as loans. >> ver y good.from s >>ai kevin from saint augustine, florida. beautiful place. kirbney should just identify asa black woman. white house. problem solved. be homo also have to be a homosexual. >> not that i don't know.a he's already a homosexual. i don't know if he's straigh t or. >> doesn't matter as long as he's qualified. cindy from as lon colorado if kirby takes over binder's binder, will the white house call it transition? jimmy from louisiana i ask siri, what do women want? and it hasn't stopped working nine days. >> they're just testing us. always keep that in mind and always keep this in mind. >> i'm waters, and this is my world. >>

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george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor at, the office of press administration. he he concisely stated what the other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recommendation. ordinarily air the side of being overly overly generous to the person bng recommended. but i would, i believe this would be impossible. in mr. nixon's case. i'm telling you, richard nixon a man of accomplishment. and he wasn't seeking. nixon believed there was separating the men from the boys. was the boys on office to be somebody and the men sought office to do something? i'm going to give you two examples. the rst is when richard nixon was president and the student body at whittier college, he persuaded the board of trustees to allow dancing. now, those quakers they were serious about not allowing dancing. they really opposed to it. a couple of years before nixon came along. there was a local bank teller and he tried to persuade the school to allow dancingdent was so with him he had him fired fro

george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor at, the office of press administration. he he concisely stated what the other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recommendation. ordinarily, air the side of being overly overly generous to the person being recommended. but i would, i believe this would be impossible. in mr. nixon's case. i'm telling you, richard nixon, he was a man of accomplishment, a man of accomplishment. and he wasn't seeking. nixon believed there was separating the men from the boys. was the boys on office to be somebody and the men sought office to do something? i'm going to give you two examples. the first is when richard nixon was president and the student body at whittier college, he persuaded the board of trustees to allow dancing. now, those quakers they were serious about not allowing dancing. they really opposed to it. a couple of years before nixon came along. there was a local bank teller and he tried to persuade the school to allow dancing an

george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor at, the office of press administration.hesw concisely stated what te other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recommendation. ordinarily, air the side of being overly overly generous to the person being recommended. but i would, i believe this would be impossible. in mr. nixon's case. i'm telling nixon, he was a man of accomplishment, a man of accomplishment. and he wasn't seeking. nixon believed there was separating the men from the boys. was the boys on office to be somebody and the men sought office to do something? i'm going to give you two examples. the first is when richard nixon was president and the student body at whittier college, he to allow dancing.rd of truste now, those quakers they were serious about not allowing dancing. they really opposed to it. a couple of years before nixon came along. there was a local bank teller and he tried to persuade the school to allow dancing and the whittier college president was

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