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bars should be at least 20 cm, and from the wall to the... lucky wall at least 6 cm.jured and even fall to the floor. what distance should be between the crossbars? we recommend that you choose a wall bars such that there is a distance of at least 23 cm between the bars. 23 cm is just a comfortable width so that the child’s head does not get stuck between the bars. absolutely right, thank you great sporting victories, and i have a few more questions for another sports medicine specialist. alexander, hello, hello, if we regularly train on the wall bars, then the child’s cognitive abilities improve, but what does this mean? this means the child begins to study better. many people don’t know this, that our muscles, the golden fund of our body, secrete and... what does this mean, that if we regularly train on the wall bars, we will train the child’s immunity, yes you that, and this means, he won’t get sick , he won’t get sick, great, that’s it, friends, everyone can go home along the wall bars, imagine how many advantages, but by now we’ve already leveled and painted the

wall panels can also be textile. yes.in this room, because textile style initially not only gave us the color scheme and composition of this room, but also allowed us to create in these wonderful little beds for girls, here we hung the curtains are blockout and, accordingly, each of the girls can shade their... space, their capsule, read a book without disturbing their sister. built-in furniture can also help decorate a wall and solve the problem of creating a functional image. case, we selected pendant lamps , this is the same kitchen, and the same room before and after, and here we solved the volume-spatial problem, created a light scenario, which is very important, i understood everything, the main thing is not to be afraid, then the color will become white the perfect canvas for your imagination. we fixed the central lamp made of metal and plastic in a white and gold design, and also added. and, of course, we began assembling furniture; the scale here is enormous. the sleeping area is located along the cutout; on the

now we are working on the wall along which the kitchen cabinets will stand.s a reliable coating. now let's move on to the opposite wall. a spectacular lilac shade was chosen for her. distribute the paint over the entire prepared surface. we use a deeply matte interior coating with high wash resistance. this is the optimal solution for the kitchen. our heroes will be able to carry out regular wet cleaning without fear of ruining the walls. you remember, we will not have a single style in our project, we will have different styles. artyom promised to tell us about the rules for mixing different styles in the interior. artyom, you have the floor. i will now tell you five rules on how to correctly add modern elements to a classic interior. the first rule is about the combination of forms. in a red color scheme, the next rule here we took chairs like this also concerns the material, what i recommend is to take the main material, for example, painting or plaster and combine it with wood, like on the panels, large-format porcelain tiles, by the way, a chandelier in

they chant that the wall is our wall. muslims realize the danger and go to the nadba wall in a revolutionary movement. british police prevent and oppress muslims. the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed. many people are also arrested. 3 muslims are sentenced to death immediately sentence to death. on the other hand , only one person among the jews will be tried and that person will be released quickly. in this way , the baraq revolution is suppressed by the killing of muslims by the british. england publishes a white paper to reduce conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted. but this thinking is wrong. the white paper does not bring any special achievements. churchill is against the islamic government in palestine. in his opinion, the establishment of the islamic government postpones the implementation of the jewish program in palestine. england's controversial behavior continues. england speaks in support of the arabs the act encourages jews to commit violence. muslims protest, but every gathering is sup

and under it there is a hanging console with drawers covering the entire wall. a desktop with drawers. on the sides there are wardrobe cabinets with... beams, first we screw the profile, then we put the mdf beam itself on glue, width 3 cm, height eight. graphite -colored window sills made of durable plastic with wood flour, resistant to scratches, dirt, ultraviolet radiation and high humidity. the same threshold. we put a diode strip in the mirror niche, in the distance where the ceiling goes, became light. tasha with cabinets, our remodel looks even bigger, the heroes asked for a workplace, and we also have one cabinet on the left, one on the right, we have it all integrated together into one large composition, that is, it’s all centered, hides our beam, a large number clothes can be hung up if the heroes ever have a bedroom here, yes, and this closet can be used as... a storage room, or then you can put your things here, there ’s also a closet here, there will be a block there, and dasha has two monitors, of course she wanted leave the workplace near the windo

yes, we have this window sill from wall to wall, accordingly, it has different zones that can have different itself, taking pillows, we will have a wonderful bench here, also made of solid oak, and this window sill can be used as a work surface, sit with him with a laptop, you can basically live on these window sills, we hang bamboo blinds on the window, colors. oriental bar stool made of aged solid oak, a metal chair - a sign of a street cafe, for pampering, soft pillows, spicy aromas, a candle diffuser, for the hosts' service joins the original ceramics of st. petersburg resident maria udaleva. naservante was organized. photo exposure, a cactusarium on the windowsill, instead of a cherry on the cake,

the wall is working.very place they build a border barrier, reduce illegal drugs, walls work and it saves lives, they will go to the wall, who is going to be doing that? not united states border patrol. stuart: the president, trump said last night he built hundreds of miles of the wall. how much did he actually build? >> 465 miles. stuart: is the plan to build a wall across a couple thousand miles of the border? >> can't go wrong, national park in that sector, ragged cliffs you can't possibly build a wall but the clips themselves access the barrier. you have drug zones in texas, the floodwaters, flood walls built that act as a wall system but part of the wall you have to use technology because there's no way to build a wall. whatever makes sense needs to be done because it makes a difference. stuart: the white house defended the supreme court ruling to allow federal agents to get rid of that razor wire at the texas border. they said the wire had to come down so border agents to do their jobs. are you buyi

listen, all i know is thisall .a >> trump said we needed a wall. we didn't get a wall.like, 10 millionin people living here that don't belong. >> shat don'o we needed a wall. i think i want the dome. if iran is going to start lobbing nukes, i totally want pue domeng put me down. put me down for two walls.fo i want the walr two l mexico. wl i want a wall between us and california. and then i want a dome. ere and yeah, you could just you only need the dome. you can do the trump dome where it just it jus t starts at arizona, california, and then activates. it's like, oh,ac i'm dome the dome over the dome over. yeah. , if >> you know, it's interesting ab you think about it, kat what if musk decided to just build like, a like mini domes, right? and so if if the government they don't want it, like, it's like some places coul d a dome other places don't. like if san francisco doesn't want a dom fan e five move to s' francisco to have a dome. but let's say, you knos say,w milpitas, california likes a dome. >> mm. yes. yeah. i don't know. it's not it's not surprising to seeedis

in general, it is the size of the very wall that we took out.erribly scary. but i decided to keep this one with a pattern like on a chinese thermos. i believe that in soviet times this was a great rarity, and this already has some historical value. besides, from a decorative point of view, what a cool contrast between these works of modern art and these flowers. the walls are such that it’s impossible to drive a nail. labor, so the exposure can be changed indefinitely, so that several dozen works decorated all the empty surfaces. i have had these afforts for 20 years. so, listen, we waited, thank you, we didn’t fit into any interior. epic. cool, yes, yeah, it really makes us happy, it makes us happy with every needle. the bathroom, surprisingly located on the landing, was hidden behind thick curtains. and a few years ago. my client wanted red curtains in the bedroom, but she couldn’t live with them, i’ve had them for several years i tried to attach them, but they are so huge , so red that i couldn’t even give them away as a gift, finally they fo

our wall is practically empty with you, and this wall can serve us as an excellent place for a kitchende. yes, because, firstly, all communications also pass along this wall, we, of course, of course, it is possible, and this is the dream of any housewife, to stand near the window, wash the dishes, i always hear it, i think, god , really everyone. all the women in the world dream of just endlessly washing dishes near the window, near the window, we will completely replace our trim, change the flooring, the mood will be different in our dining room and kitchen, but nevertheless we will somehow connect these two interiors anyway, we there will be a very beautiful combination of colors, there will be turquoise, you know, deep color, a little green, in the kitchen we will have a green set, the binder will be the blue color of the door. waves, all this will look simply amazing in contrast. anya, well, i noticed your favorite thing, you always do something with the ceiling. oh, that's my thing. it’s just that they don’t give you peace. no, they don’t, what will we have on the ceiling? we wil

there is a huge retaining wall that goes entirely around this block. this wall is six feet thick.hese walls in this neighbourhood. that's a small one. why did people go to so much effort to create this? it's pretty ridiculous but when seattle was founded, it was just a logging town, right. that's what we were doing here for years. this neighbourhood is the original neighbourhood. the old mill was down the street. and this entire neighbourhood was built at sea level, across the street from a 600—foot—deep harbour. now, you are going to have a problem at high tide. twice a day, the whole neighbourhood flooded. they had one thing in mind — get the logs down the hill, out to the mill and into the water, and ship them down to san francisco. the solution to the flooding came after the great fire of 1889 destroyed much of the city. they began rebuilding a level higher, creating walls around existing buildings to support the new raised sidewalks. they built a giant retaining wall around every block in the neighbourhood. butjust imagine that. so, while they are doing this — because it is t

extensive work was carried out on the walls of the internal vault.m of linden decor have been restored. conservatory will resume its full-fledged work as a music university in the country and one of the leading concert venues, a year earlier than the deadline indicated by the state contract, stated the ppk - the single customer who is the operator of the project. they didn't move it. terms even after the fire that occurred in december, the fire broke out due to a faulty heater, none of the builders were injured, the fire area was about 100 m2, this is a fraction of a percent of the total volume of the building, more than 30 thousand square m2, in general, that’s all the jobs we had damaged during this period, they are already being restored and we are entering the basic schedule, which we have, they were restored at the expense of the contractor and insurance, and all equipment was once again rechecked for fire hazards, employees of the ministry of emergency situations were also involved, additional training was carried out with the team . the task o

here the walls are not wallpaper, but self-adhesive.eve that in soviet times this was very rare. and... there is already some kind of historical value in this, moreover, from a decorative point of view, what a cool contrast between these works of modern art and these flowers. the walls are such that it is not difficult to drive a nail, so the exposure can be changed endlessly often, so that several dozen works decorated all the empty surfaces. i have had etioforts for 20 years. so, listen, we waited, thank you. one interior, epic, classy, ​​yes, yeah, it’s just pleasing, every needle makes us happy , the bathroom, surprisingly located on the landing, was hidden behind thick curtains, and a few years ago my client wanted red curtains in the bedroom, but to live with i couldn’t, i tried to rebuild them for several years, but they are so huge, so red that they couldn’t even be given as a gift, they finally found their place, but in fact this is not the only toilet in this house. come on, i’ll show you a full bathroom. the owner of the dach

chant that the wall is our wall. muslims realize the danger and in a revolutionary movement , they go to the wall of nadba. the british police prevent and suppress our muslims. the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed. many people are also arrested. 3 muslims are sentenced to death. and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, only one of the jews is tried, and he is quickly released. in this way, the brilliant revolution is suppressed by the british by killing the muslims. england begins to publish the white paper, to reduce conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted. but this thinking is wrong. white book: in his opinion, the establishment of the islamic government postpones the implementation of the jewish program in palestine . the contradictory behavior of england continues. england speaks in support of the arabs and in practice encourages the jews to violence. muslims protest, but every gathering is suppressed. the arabs are gradually realizing the plans. negotiations with e

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put me down for two walls, i want the wall with mexico, i want a wall between us and california.d then i want a dome. you only need the dome -- you can do the trump dome where it just starts at arizona, california and then activates, like the comb-over dome. it's the dome-over. the dome-over. yeah. it's interesting, if you think about it, kat, what if musk decided to just build like mini domes, right? so if the government, they don't want it, it's like some places can have a dome, other places don't. like if san francisco doesn't want a dome, fine, move to san francisco and don't have a dome but let's say, you know, melpedis california likes a dome >> kat: it's not surprising to see trump -- he was like a real estate guy right? he just misses it probably a little. like first it was the wall, and now the dome. i don't know how i feel about the dome specifically but i do like the idea of our, you know, national defense being about defense and not about nation building, which it's been for so long now where, as he did mention, you know, so many people dying, so much wasted money, wa

it's an iconic wall and our grandfather worked on it. on this wall like and yeah it's a privilege to be working on it. the mourne wall crosses 15 mountains, it's 22 miles long, every bit of it was built by hand. it was constructed to keep cattle off the land, so they didn't contaminate the reservoir below. as you can see from here, when you look inside there, you can see what a balancing act the whole thing is, isn't it? it is, yep. and as you see the two skins and then you have your three stone that ties these two skins together. they've repaired around 900 sections of this wall since they started back in 2017, all of it using the same techniques as their grandfather. now their work here is nearly done. what is it you love about doing this job? i love everything about it, i like where it's at, we always say our office is, you can't beat it, it's just beautiful up here all weathers. and even today is a gorgeous day. in the summertime, you've got the heat and the scenery and just everything about it. and especially getting the wall back t

i've seen the cd underbelly of wall street. wall street is necessary. they create massive value.e advantage of that and get the best things wall street creates create is by buying the s&p, holding it and if you can make little contributions you take a small amount of money and over the long-term turn it into a giant nest egg but you won't do that with mutual stocks so every investor should do this. liz: what will the s&p do this year? >> i have no idea. if anyone told you they know is lying. over ten years it will be a lot higher. we don't know what it will do or tomorrow, 6 months from now, you don't know. over the long-term, it compounds 10.5% a year. if you engage in long-term compounding, let them do the heavy lifting. liz: and acolyte of bitcoin. a lot of people i bitcoin curious, they want to see because they believe there's going to be some they are there, digital currency seems an evolution from paper money. you have liked crypto in the past. >> i like bitcoin. i own bitcoin but long-term investments. not trying to time it for this month or next month. i think it will be

only small fragments of the unique painting of the ceiling walls have survived to this day.orical appearance, experts conducted an entire investigation. dmitry, it is no coincidence that we are here near the church of the savior on spilled blood, when everyone goes inside, everyone sees a stunning mosaic made according to the sketches of famous artists, and this is kharlov, this is vosnetsov, this is nesterov, shakhovskoy, this is ryabushkin and belyaev, they conservators also worked for the temple. conservatory, yes, as soon as they finish the conservatory painting, they immediately begin working on sketches for the rescue on blood. we are transported to the house church at the conservatory, the painting on the western wall of which was lost. if we talked about the savior on blood and talked about the western wall, what belyaev depicts there instead of the traditional last judgment is an image for westerners of temples, an image, a composition, a symbol from the kingdom. and this is the only composition that has survived to this day almost without loss. thanks to the fact t

he showed no faith to put back the border wall or remain in mexico. and he has undone, that they were in supreme court the biden administration was in supreme court just last week, seeking permission to take down the razor wire at southern border in greg abbott put up, that not good faith, it's time to step walker w -- away. larry: senator, on the points. way this bill -- we have not seen the legislative text. but this trigger mechanism. 5,000, 8500. whatever the number. do you believe for one minute that the border will be quote, closed. if you exceed those targets really? for the past 3 years, and it was mayorkas dhs that supervising this and biden administration that would supervise this. if they could close the border they would close it but they don't want to close it, and numerical target sound good bow i don't believe it will be enforced. >> i think that biden administration has shown bad faith throughout, you have any reason to believe just as you do it will not be enforced. we have not seen the text, but it sounds complex probably fraught wit

stand against a wall in a prone position.t the wall, this will make it easier to perform the exercise. do not bend your back, place your hands under the shoulder joint, fingers separated, bend and straighten your arms, do push-ups. don't lower your head, look ahead. for the first two exercises, try to do 10-15 repetitions. now try doing a handstand. go to the wall. lower your hands to the floor. their correct position is important, the fingers are unclenched, the palm rests completely on floor, hands stand wider than shoulders, first lift one leg, help the child lift the second , stand like that for a couple of seconds, keep your legs together, all muscles should be tense, carefully lower yourself, first one leg, then the other, insure the child, safety is paramount, in 100 brave guys gathered in our studio, each of them has a question for an adult: is the takeoff of a rocket similar to the takeoff of an airplane? what is scarier for you: launch or landing? well, i probably, either unfortunately or fortunately, was not presen

he said he would build a wall, he did not finish it. he did not really begin building until his fourth year and had a republican congress for the first two years. he was not as tough as he could have been on the border. he was the toughest we have had any while. but both he and joe biden sent the military to the border for example. and it was for show. they did not do anything. in the trump administration they helped process people and backed up border patrol. they did not stop a single person from invading. he did not do what he said he would do. he did not go after the cartels or balance the budget which he promised to do and instead he gave us more debt than any other president in history. these are reasons that i support ron desantis because the president failed to do these very important things that he did promise to do. i agree with you that the border needs to be closed. one difference between governor desantis and what president trump was willing to do is that governor desantis has said that he is willing to send the military to

nadba and chant on august 15th that the wall is our wall. muslims realize the danger and go to the nadba wall in a revolutionary movement. british police prevent and oppress muslims . the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed . many people are also arrested. 3 muslims are sentenced to death and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, only one of the jews will be judged, that too it is released quickly. in this way, the brilliant revolution is suppressed by the british by killing the muslims. england is about to publish a white paper . to reduce conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted. but this thinking is wrong. the white paper did not bring any particular achievements. churchill is against the islamic government in palestine. in his opinion , the establishment of the islamic government postpones the implementation of the jewish program in palestine. england's controversial behavior continues. england speaks in support of the arabs and in practice. it encourages jews to violence. muslims protest but an

not good walling.lly think ron desantis is a good dude in great governor but you know it's bad dizzys opening up and you're right there's campaign headquarters called this space for rent to mountain. that hurts. [laughter] followed but alas the governor can take heart and know he will not have to travel in electric car this winter. frigid temperatures in chicago because several charging stations to freeze up entirely. creating power outages and massive lines. which ultimately forced many people to abandon their tesla's altogether, look at this progressive got a bunch of dead robots out here. [laughter] >> no juices flowing 0% this is three hours this morning being out here after we got here eight hours yesterday progresses up and charging? works not at all it just isn't working? what's that all the bad news is you cannot start a test of the goodness as they found found a way to lower car theft in chicago. there it is. right let's taright panel let'st nice to see you. i have sold that tesla video to elo

not enough for wall street.spoken about this this month, they're one of the few companies that has chips almost as a good as nvidia's. stock price is up 130% in the past 52 weeks, but wall street just wanted a little bit more from them, and they noted two other points of weakness in gaming chips and in programmable chips. so let's say an automaker is one of your customers, they would buy those chips and customize if them as they need. that as slowed down a little bit. stuart: and the stock's down 4%. okay. there's more job cuts at a major corpse. it's called pay paypal -- corporation. lauren: 2500 jobs, about 90% of their staff -- 9%. the relatively new ceo says this year is the year of change. remember, we had meta, the year of efficiency e? this is the year of change. paypal is streamlining care operations, and they're starting to use a.i. more so, make faster checkout for customers, give you better product reviews. so -- stuart: and fewer e staff. lauren: fewer staff as a result. stuart: there isn't a single

its director does not hide his satisfaction in an interview with the wall street journal.re of utmost secrecy, they were sent under military escort to france through poland and germany, in a specially built one. air-conditioned containers, no one outside a small circle knew that we do this, the most famous icon is sergius ivakh, ian the baptist, a fairly large , life-size icon, the virgin and child of the digetria type and the martyr and martyr, presumably this is plato and glyceria, so they date back to the 7-6th century. exhibits are not easy. rare, unique martyr and martyrs, bogomat with child and saints sergius ivak, in the 7th century. this is an image of the mother of god. this image of the mother of god is one of the three oldest images of the virgin mary in the world. the icons are made using the ancient technique of ancaustic, wax painting. the wooden board was carefully processed and covered with artistic primer in two layers, with the addition of vegetable glue and beeswax. and the special removal operation became known back in the summer. kiev museum of varvara

100 years later, knowing that they worked on this wall.d. it was constructed to keep cattle off the land, so they didn't contaminate the reservoir below. as you can see from here, when you look inside there, you can see what a balancing act the whole thing is, isn't it? it is, yep, yep. and as you see the two skins, and then you have your three stone that ties these two skins together. they've repaired around 900 sections of this wall since they started back in 2017, all of it using the same techniques as their grandfather. now, their work here is nearly done. what is it you love about doing this job? ijust, i love everything about it. i like where it's at. like we always say, our office, you couldn't beat it. it's just beautiful up here in all weathers. even the gorgeous day in the summertime, you've got the heat, the scenery and just everything about it, and especially getting the wall back to its original state, knowing it's going to be there hopefully for another 100 years. the most spectacular place to work. very cold, there. time for

the wall street journal. this spinning propaganda about the russian is losing 90 percent of the troops shooting the career. and i mean, you know, it was a good guys need to earn a living, i guess. but i don't excuse that. certainly they can come with us and tell ultras. yeah. and there's a, there are a few heroes out there, but uh, you know, i, i want to, i want to, i don't want to be so pessimistic. and i'm so hardened by the fact that the people that are challenging this and it's causing a lot of turbulence here. but you know, ramsey, you know, one of the things we just want to make very clear to our viewers. there's a mouse, has to be destroyed. well, on the face of it, that can be debated, obviously. but it's, it's a code for ethnic cleansing and the mainstream media and the political lead are 100 percent behind. you know, we just want to get rid of them off. well, the only way you're going to do that is completely cleanse and commit a genocide against 2200000 people and it is in train. you know? oh, that

the head right is on the wall. the only problem is that in those days there were no nuclear weapons that you know, ramsey, 1st of all, thank you for getting up so early in the morning for us to abide. and he said he's an odd politician if that's an understatement. and he admits that there is excessive, indiscriminate bombing going on. these re lease or indescribably bombing cause a physic ministration has admitted this, but it continues to fund it, so he is complicit. this is just as much of his war as it is nothing yahoo! and he has to own it because the history is going to judge him very, very badly. because the phrase jennifer genocide, joe doesn't come out of being here, ramsey. absolutely, i mean we cause often link so it's an american president's to, um, to southern countries. and so the horse, so we say this is, uh, this is bush is war. this is uh uh, obama's war. but so this is going to go down in history as by this war. and in fact, the time conclusive, i think it's a lot more then complicit is directly in

behind the wall.ited guest at name days, and where there is a wall, and there is no wall, the wall is in ruins, but i don’t want to take off the stage like a madman, and i shout, build me, build a wall, again on the way, from you, i have to go through it, and i’m coping behind the wall while you’re all with me. as long as you are all with me, with me, as long as you are all with me. well, like all ordinary children, i went to music school at the age of 3, like all ordinary children, guess what, a curved curve, i don’t understand what kind of figure this is, it’s not a pigula at all, a baby cart, you’re just dancing energetically, a new direction of hip-hop. if anything, you can’t shake your hands over food , otherwise suddenly there are germs on your hands, of course , that is, they are already ready, yes, we are doing very well, we are a real team with you, the best of all, new season, tomorrow after the evening news , we were born in russia, came to china, learned chinese, say it in chinese... best

wall street betting heavily on a perfect outcome. they believe in a immaculate recovery and soft landing. here is the thing. some see it differently. i have a guest that sees two completely different economies in the same year. obviously that would have a wildly different effect on this market. here is a great news. we have an extraordinary line up with brilliant mind to help. dan niles, the bond king himself jeff gundlach. we'll handicap the names you want to own for the rest of the earnings season with danielle shay. the real reason why people are opting for side hustles not filing for unemployment insurance. you may know it but it will shock you anyway. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, it was a big economic data of the morning. that was the advanced gdp report for the fourth quarter. you can see it here, 3.3%, down from the prior quarter but much better than wall street consensus of 2%. the thing is, the contributors, what contributed to this is really what's key here. so if you look, services were

to us, they allude to the wailing wall. burok wall, the place where prophet muhammad, peace be upon him, ascended to heaven. in jerusalems, jews drew a curtain in front of the whaling wall. on the 15th of august, they chant, the whaling wall belongs to us. muslims realized the danger and walk towards the wailing wall and... revolutionary movement. british police blocked their way and suppressed the muslims. the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed. many muslims are also arrested. three muslims are sentenced to death and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, only one jew is tried who will be released soon. in this way, the budak revolution is put down by the british through the genocide. of muslims. in may, 1939, britain publishes the white paper to reduce conflicts, a group of arabs are delighted, but this proves wrong. the white paper does not bring any special achievements, then uk premier winston churchill is against the islamic government in palestine. to churchill, the establish

border wall has been there for over a decade. not for the wall but i am for legal immigration. it is too many people coming across illegally and those are the ones that we have tracked. the world is on fire and it is not going to take too much work for a person with fell thoughts against u.s., somebody from al qaeda or anyone of the number of terrorist organizations to come to the southern border and get across illegally and take root in this country. i do not live in fear. i live in hope. host: d blame the president for this recent influx? caller: you cannot help but to. i am not a trump fan. i did not vote for him first. i never voted for the man and i never will. one policy that he created that i support is the stay in mexico policy. that works. the years you get before you have to arrive to your court date, then they turn you loose in the country. you asked me a question and i do not know if i support his policies. i just know that there are too many people coming across the border as it is. we are not able to track the peopl

sorry, this is now 40 wall street, is that correct, 40 wall street, a trump-owned building where we aretold he is now going to hold his -- this 2:30 announced news conference after his court appearance from right there. a live look as we anticipate. nate foy is live outside the new york state supreme court. >> nate: a lot of developments here just in the past hour or so, sandra. 40 wall street where the news conference is set to begin is one of the properties that former president trump, adult sons and several trump organization executives are accused of overvaluing to receive favorable bank loans and we have talked a lot in the past day and this morning about the back and forth between trump's lawyers and justice arthur engoron when trump wanted to speak in his own defense for part of the closing arguments and we thought he was not going to be able to, and then that changed at the last minute. trump lawyer asked the judge if trump could speak, the judge asked trump if he would follow the restrictions set in place, trump didn't answer that question but instead immediately started speaki

they allude to the wiling wall. budak wall, the place where prophet. muhammad, peace be upon him, ascended to heaven. in jerusalem, alqhods, jews drew a curtain in front of the wailing wall. on the 15th of august, they chant, "the whaling wall belongs to us." muslims realized the danger and walk towards the wailing wall in a revolutionary movement. british police blocked their way and suppressed the muslims. the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed. many muslims are also arrested. three muslims are sentenced to death and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, only one jew is tried who will be released soon. in this way, the budak revolution is put down by the british through the genocide of muslims. in may, 1939, britain publishes the white paper to reduce conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted. this proves wrong, the white paper does not bring any special achievements, then uk premier winston churchill is against the islamic government in palestine. to churchell, the establishment of the islamic government po

i don’t remember, they called the wall bars, they tried to call the wall bars, but they didn’t name it it’s right with everyone, exactly , well, or a shower, or a shower, or a shower, or a shower, what a shower. well, are you sure there is no shower anywhere in my school there was a shower, shower, locker room, locker room, in my opinion , both teams are trying to confuse you, so, attention to the question again, what is there in every school wall bars, in every school there should be and is swedish wall. 76:00, we would still have, of course, a horizontal bar , benches, people called it, rings bars, i was just saying, we have a lot of life today in our gym, it was a simple game, a double game awaits us ahead, in on air 100 to one, and not what you thought, hold on , it takes time to... you won’t be able to operate anymore, what do you become when you’re crazy, as i understand it, i’m flogging, no, you think carefully and go back to work, we’ll see her already, you’re running away from problems, they can’t do it without you, and you can’t do it without them, where is our finger, this i

the concreting of the roof and walls is done in one step, which increases the strength. all the external and internal walls are implemented simultaneously and are properly connected with the roof floor. the combination of the walls and the concrete slabs of the floor form a single set with a very high consistency and cohesion, and this makes the building resistant to forces. adverse events such as wind and earthquake can make concrete behave well, and discuss its structure and strength compared to richter the earthquake of this complex is one. i think that its strength is 30% to 40% higher than traditional structures . these forms have obtained the necessary standards from the ministry of housing and are being implemented in different parts of the city. currently, there are 250 units that are currently we are the construction of it. if we use the modern methods of the world, which is the same concrete formwork , we will reduce the time by about 3 times, and we will reduce the construction cost by about 30 times compared to the previous structures such as reinforced concr

belongs to us, they allude to the wailing wall. budak wall, the place where prophet muhammad, peace be upon him, ascended to heaven. in jerusalem, alcuds, jews drew a curtain in front of the whaling wall. on the 15th of august, they chant the whaling wall belongs to us. muslims realized the danger and walk towards the wailing wall and a revolutionary movement. british police blocked their way and suppressed the muslims. the conflict. escalates and hundreds of people are killed. many muslims are also arrested. three muslims are sentence to death and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, only one jew is tried who will be released soon. in this way, the budak revolution is put down by the british through the genocide of muslims. in may, 1939, britain publishes the white paper to reduce. practice encourages the jews to violence. in response, muslims protest, but every gathering is suppressed. arabs are gradually realizing the plans. negotiations with britain are feudal. a revolutionary man, izassam stands up for arab's rights. he said, britain is the root cause

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, here i am, an invited guest everywhere name day, and where is the wall, and there is no wall, the walldon’t want to be like a bloodworm. the stage takes off, and i shout, build me, build a wall, again there is a wall on the way, and i must pass it. and i cope with the wall while you are all with me, while you are all with me, with me. while you are all with me, good evening, crocus! ladies and gentlemen, welcome! stas erushin! know, destined. as if in an old cool movie, after a year fate brings you together again, meeting, eye to eye, confused, but what can i say, i realized now that this is a chance for us, you will leave. but i’ll find you on telegram, i’ll write, maybe we can meet again, i have, for you, a thousand words, i want everything back and our love is destined to know. believe me , it’s all the same, somehow everything is suddenly and a treacherous heartbeat, because so many years have passed, but i remember your warmth, i see your look, i see that you are glad to see me, you find me. you find me on telegram, write, maybe we can meet again, i have 300 chess for you, maybe w

by the way wall street will be wrong.l street is looking for six or seven federal reserve rate cuts. not going to happen. no reason to cut rates if you're the fed. you have got strong growth and you got falling inflation. almost goldilocks, steve moore, almost goldilocks. if joe biden was any good he would be out flogging this. let me tell you, the guy is not copastetic enough to deal with it. >> i think one of the big questions obviously in the presidential race is, are you better off than when trump was president? are these policies working better? take the stock market for example. i just ran these numbers for your show, larry, if you inflation adjust the returns obviously when you invest in the stock market, right, steve forbes, interested in after inflation no not before inflation rate of return. in three years of trump's presidency the s&p 500 was up over 30% in real terms. you know what that number is under biden even with the rally you're talking about? it is up eight or 9%. a lot of these things were a lot better

walls and fences are only tools folks. they do not solve the problem of illegal immigration. no a while and no fence will work in the absence of manpower behind or alongside the barrier that is ready to protect america's border and americas people. the amendment and women are border patrol are ready to protect you and me in this country they had an in administration of let them doo that. instead under biden rivet administration open the doors to cartels come to criminals, to tireless and anyone else who wants to come into this country. so far over 10 million people at that exactly, that. let's what the organization never back down represents government ron desantis as he makes his effort to become the presidential nominee joining us for this conversation. ken cuccinelli, thank you for your tiebreak looks good to be with you, have a great day. >> thank you, mr. chairman good to see after long break. so, i am listening to the gentle lady from south carolina about the witness being afraid to come in front of the committee. interesting. here it does not appear to be too afraid. i

and there was high in the handwriting on the wall. i had quite a interpreter, you've got all his expertise, he's got all of their kind and everything and the zip code, can you tell me what this means? only daniel could only so you're a travel, the king bosses your k number is about to go. so i think you're right in quoting that what we have here is, uh, application both to ukraine. and now to guys uh as well, the handwriting is on the wall. the only problem is that in those days there were no nuclear weapons that you know, ramsey, 1st of all techniques they're getting up so early in the morning for us to abide. and he said he's an odd politician. that is, that's an understatement. he admits that there is excessive, indiscriminate bombing going on. these re lease or indiscriminately bombing causes . physic ministration has admitted this, but it continues to fund it. so he has completed this is just as much of his war as it is nothing yahoo! and he has to own it because the history is going to judge him very, very badly. because the phr

wall street journal says that some of the bloodiest israeli attacks on the gaza strip have involved the use of big us made bombs. another form of us assistance for israel of course comes in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has blocked several resolutions at the un security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire to have urgent humanitarian aid reach the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced by the israeli war. when severely weakened version of that resolution passed recently, it passed with a us abstention. it is easy to imagine the israeli arsenal drying up in the ongoing all-out war on gaza. previous wars have lasted for several days or weeks only, and america isn't high. its near constant, near total replenishing of the israeli regime either, but if it is true that israel is fighting what is practically an american war, with the american missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, and diplomatic cover and stone walling, what are the actual implications of the war for the united states? as the suffering in palestine continues to grow, america as wel

people are... they hate each other, they are not the same, they do not hear each other, there is a walleen them, it is opaque, that is, i have always believed that civilized politics is the politics of a transparent wall, ugh, when we can talk, i and i always checked it on my russian interlocutors, there were many people, even during the putin regime, with whom i had there was a transparent wall, even after... year 12 i could talk to them on the air, these people could have positions, by the way, attention, questions, what do you think happened to these people that in the... there was no transparent wall in russia, they were all injected with a satellite during covid and they became impenetrable, no, no, they were all removed from their positions, even those people who were absolute supporters of the regime, but who could support such a diplomatic discussion, because this regime does not need such people anymore, it only needs dangerous lunatics, and when i ask, and i, i remember talking to this one too, i wonder what he is doing now, i wonder , i think, he is probably promoting the war

building a school in magadan as part of the national education project, the construction of the roof walls is being completed, workers will soon begin interior decoration, and then the builders will switch to round-the-clock operation work, the school will have to be completed in the summer, and the regional ministry of education will take care of its equipment. how is construction progressing during periods of extreme frost? lyudmila cherbakova. many of the premises of the future school are narrower. almost ready for finishing, on the third floor there will be physics, chemistry and computer science classes, partitions are starting to be built here, and on the second floor there will be dining rooms with 280 seats. these are the canteens and catering unit of the future school, all the partitions have already been installed and insulated here, and they will soon begin the exterior decoration. the ventilation system has been almost completely completed and windows have been installed. the head of the site, maxim lebedev, gives a tour of the future library. there will be a reading room here,

a wall street journal report. report says that the united states has given israel range of munitions, including so-called bunkerbuster bombs for its war in gaza. it said us arms shipments to israel since the start of the war included 15,000 bombs and 57,155 mm artillery shells mostly carried on c-17 military cargo planes. wall street journal says that some of the bloodiest israeli attacks on the gaza strip have involved the use of big us-made bombs. another form of us assistance for israel, of course, comes in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has blocked several resolutions at the un security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire to have urgent humanitarian aid reach the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced by the israely war. when severely weakened version of that resolution passed recently, it... passed with a us abstention. it is easy to imagine the israeli arsenal drying up in the ongoing all-out war on gaza. previous wars have lasted for several days. or weeks only, and america isn't hiding its near constant, near total replenishing of the

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