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i think i have quite a lot of wood in my apartment. and i've never given much thought to where it comes from doing us it up for the 2nd furnishings made of wood at a good price were not told where the wood comes from, just where the item was made. as consumers, we usually don't think about where are would it comes from? what is supposed to be eco friendly after all. but the headlines tell a very different story. illegal logging and violence are escalating. would thieves are killing foresters? my hunt for the timber mafia, begins and romania this morning. raids on companies are taking place across the country. targeting firms suspected of involvement in the illegal timber trade. it's a business that's worth billions. the police have given me permission to accompany the raid, but then revoked it. even though we badly need more transparency when it comes to the timber industry. the, the carpet and mountains are home to one of your ups last and largest primeval forest. but many parts of it look like this. it's been estimated that half of a

and the 2nd, the furnishings made of wood at a good price. we're not told where the wood comes from, just where the item was made. as consumers, we usually don't think about where are would it comes from? what is supposed to be eco friendly after all. but the headlines tell a very different story. illegal logging and violence are escalating. would thieves are killing foresters? my hunt for the timber mafia, begins and romania. this morning. raids on companies are taking place across the country, targeting firms of suspected of involvement in the illegal timber trade. it's a business that's worth billions. the police have given me permission to accompany the raid, but then revoked it. even though we badly need more transparency when it comes to the timber industry, the, the carpet and mountains are home to one of europe's last and largest primeval forest. but many parts of it looked like this. it's been estimated that half of all logging in romania is illegal, and germany is one of the biggest buyers. what consumption is booming and forests ar

ida. remember the last time a tornado hit your neck of the woods?— your neck of the woods?r neck of the woods? no, no, i think there was _ your neck of the woods? no, no, i think there was one _ your neck of the woods? no, no, i think there was one in _ your neck of the woods? no, no, i think there was one in and - your neck of the woods? no, no, i think there was one in and around| think there was one in and around the same area not so long ago, some years ago of that nature. listen, not even the met office gave a warning, we have the warning system is nowadays and are supposed to get noticed. we are led to believe it was localised. come off the peak district, the area here backs onto the peak district. i'm not a meteorologist. it seems like it has come down hottest road locally. gerald cooney, thank you, a busy day for you, good luck with the clear up, obviously residents will be in touch with the council should they need to get some help from you. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. some of the other stories making the news today. a 46—year—old

so i set out to find out more about the wood from cambodia, here at the tuning institute of wood research and humbling deputy director get hot call is in charge of wood identification using bits in the vist and selflessness of the scientific collection itself. we have about 35000 would samples here because i'm all of them documented these here, solid tropical woods and of, and here's an old piece labeled high street institute for foreign and colonial for a straight stitch of to mean it was upside to come to the institute examines would from all over the world college and see what dealers and the government agencies like the customs authority come here to find out where a particular shipment of wood comes from. installation deal isn't that one industry . we have the samples you sent us on in the come hob. it's the wood i brought back from the nature reserve in cambodia. the samples are 1st boiled until they soften some for several days the out, so then there sliced extremely thinly, making it so this because cool. i'm putting it under the microscope. lice lice can follow along live on the

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we only talk about production, that is, the production of raw wood raw materials, between 85,000 and 90,000 direct jobs annually, about 62 million mesmer saplings, and we also have about 20% of mesmer species. a forest like wild barberry, the cultivation of wood and its fruits enriches the account of gardeners, and the current way to reduce 32 million hectares of desert lands is the rate of desertification in our country 3 times , in terms of the speed of our dealing with the phenomenon of desertification, which our dear colleagues in the office desert jihadi plan to control critical centers to prepare for wind erosion , one trillion trees will be borrowed in the world in the next four years, of which our country's share is one billion trees. ali akbar abbasi, radio reporter. we saw ali akbar abbasi's report together. mr. shabani, the deputy of forest affairs of the water resources organization , is present here in the studio of the economic desk. also, mrs. khalili, an expert in natural resources. two more guests will be added to us, which i will introduce to you. to all the guests

using wood could make it even greener. if you stand there. up at the very top of the tower. these blades are — like almost all wind turbines — made out of fibreglass. the generator that i'm standing on is primarily made of steel. but the company who's built the wooden tower say that by making the tower out of wood, it's storing carbon dioxide, it's carbon negative. and it's that carbon dioxide that's warming our planet. but this isn't only about being greener. to reach stronger and more consistent winds, turbines need to get even taller — and that means bigger and wider turbine towers. getting those massive pieces of steel on site by road is already a major headache. and that's where wooden towers just might come in. there's a huge amount of potential in this. that's because the towers are modular. at a factory in gothenburg, more than 100 thin sheets of wood are glued together to make the wall sections. those modular pieces can then be more easily taken to the turbine site. making around steel chip is quite easy, but making steel modular tow

really, there are organs next to the excessive import that they put wood on the wheel of wood and paper, because this group is also facing the problem of the debt that the forestry organization owes to us for the production of wood , the forestry organization says that no request or correspondence has been made to provide the raw materials , we have to pay them. let us deliver at the base price. what they are saying now, because they did not take action , in fact, we have been waiting for four years, and this did not happen. the raw materials have caused the production in this collection to drop from 190,000 tons to under 40,000 tons per year. in gilan province, we are ready to supply wood let's make this happen for choub and qaagh company in early may of this year, later they said in the tower, in fact, four or five, it still hasn't happened , more than 6 months have passed since the implementation date promised by the head of the forestry organization, but there is no news about the raw materials . it was not possible. next to mazandaran industry and paper, in rozvan city of giran cit

welcome to the world's tallest wind turbine tower made out of wood.ood — but the pieces arejoined together... with adhesives. glue? yes. is it strong? is it as strong as steel? steel is great material, right? but steel is very heavy. and with this material, we can perform the same task, but with 30% less weight and with more than 100% less carbon emissions. we're the firstjournalists invited inside for a closer look. wind power is already one of the cheapest and cleanest ways to generate electricity. using wood could make it even greener. if you stand there. stand there? yeah. i'm now 105 metres up at the very top of the tower. these blades are — like almost all wind turbines — made out of fibreglass. the generator that i'm standing on is primarily made of steel. but the company who's built the wooden tower say that, by making the tower out of wood, it's storing carbon dioxide. it's carbon negative. and it's that carbon dioxide that's warming our planet. but this isn't only about being greener. to reach stronger and more consistent winds, turbines nee

as picked up some wood and i'm ready to go. the thing is a one woman show. she does have a manager or any coaches on test to clean those films the, the company she has now. and again, this had kept using cold if the quality to machine needs training is a daily challenge. it was really difficult for us to get any would any at all the other people will say do training with my what for can you i'm sorry. i started just jumping firewood in order to build up strings. it happened to him, but only it might take a week was impossible to bone about the technic training for the past 2 weeks. i ruin has been battling a step in cold and struggling to get into proper shape. but she can't afford to take the time out from lumber, jack training on rains. favorite instruments is the change. so yeah, i'm happy years ago i became the world correct. and i told her the fastest person to soft disk from a tree trying to have them including than someone else then over to thank god. but my records program is still who knows which one really cool. that'

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person you live in the woods. >> i live in the woods >> seth: yeah. >> i have always lived in the --lived in the woods. [ laughter ] >> seth: we always, when we met you, there was an assumption you came from the woods. [ laughter ] >> well -- >> seth: and then we found it was in fact not the woods, but now you've found your true home. >> i've returned >> seth: yeah. >> to where i was made and yeah, i love -- i love it so mu -- i mean -- i am the woods >> seth: you are the woods >> it's the truth. and i -- >> seth: do the woods -- are the woods welcoming to you do you feel though as though nature has opened its arms >> i have many, many friends in the woods. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> many friends. the chipmunks, the birds, the turtles, the snakes -- >> seth: snakes. >> -- the snakes i -- yes, there are snakes [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> which is different from in new york city 'cause there's a lot of stuff in new york city, but there -- no snakes [ laughter ] and -- so these -- apparently, so these garder snakes - >> seth: uh-huh. >> they come out once a year for a week and th

coming up, elon musk and cathie wood discuss the state of the markets.his is bloomberg. ♪ sonali: this is bloomberg markets and i am sonali basak alongside jon erlichman. elon musk is lashing out over the state of financial markets. he spoke with kathy what about the high regulatory burden faced by publicly traded companies and here is some of what he had to say on x. >> i frankly would recommend companies do not go public unless they absolutely have to. there's a lot of pressure, immense pressure, on a public company to not have a bad quarter, so this can actually result in a less efficient operation where you are going to great lengths at the end of a quarter to not disappoint people. sonali: now let's discuss with bloomberg emily griffey oh because this is a big -- this is a person who does lead a publicly traded company that has investors. what is his problem with that? emily: on the public markets, he did acknowledge in this chat with cathie wood that at least for tesla being able to access capital by being a public company has been beneficial and t

it is possible that we only mean production when talking about production. raw wood raw materials wood production to produce between 85 thousand and 90 thousand direct jobs per year according to the sixth development plan, the government is obliged to provide the necessary education for the development of wood agriculture in khuzestan province , its areas are very suitable for this work, now the areas that are suitable are 29 thousand hectares each year 750 we plant 100 saplings per hectare . khuzestan, with its fertile lands , is a pioneer in the advancement of the wood industry. the share of khuzestan province was about 25 to 26 million saplings , which should be produced every year during this period of four years , but for this plan of cultivation shub, fortunately, 80 million seedlings have been produced in the province, most of the water needed for the implementation of this project is supplied through industrial effluents. all the institutions have the responsibility to submit the requests that come from cooperatives or leading groups to take over the land in the form of notes i

welcome to the world's tallest wind turbine tower made out of wood.but the pieces arejoined together... with adhesives. glue? yes. is it strong? is it as strong as steel? steel is great material, right? but steel is very heavy. and with this material, we can perform the same task, but with 30% less weight and with more than 100% less carbon emissions. we're the firstjournalists invited inside for a closer look. wind power is already one of the cheapest and cleanest ways to generate electricity. using wood could make it even greener. if you stand there. stand there? yeah. i'm now 105 metres up at the very top of the tower. these blades are — like almost all wind turbines — made out of fibreglass. the generator that i'm standing on is primarily made of steel. but the company who's built the wooden tower say that, by making the tower out of wood, it's storing carbon dioxide. it's carbon negative. and it's that carbon dioxide that's warming our planet. but this isn't only about being greener. to reach stronger and more consistent winds, turbines need to g

and he goes into come to see if wood shopping 5 years ago. and she's now pushing i'm happy and grateful to be in such a good shape or has been able to compete at the highest level. i actually have a more muscles now than i had when i was 21. i like having an athletic and stuff and body. i always do, i need to speak to it in my mind intelligence and he said in kind of to the growing thing that come way to be done. the wood shavings are always cool for the cabinet when they've been drying out in the sun for a while. he loves rolling around and then choose the when he hops into my back. later on, you can get the bit inches, fracture. and finally, there's the ax disappear and what i room only holds the gym and reco. it's repeatedly being how we kissed events as much as you can smell it as well. and as the labs are always telling me, but i've managed to get by using my strength and a little bit of technique this interesting well, some of those went home with a big walker works for me. you see others who are a lot faster and that and then an incred

and inside the world's tallest wood wind turbine.find out how renewable energy just got greener. ♪ hello. i am lauren taylor. we start with the latest in the israel-gaza war. the israeli military has taken journalists into what it says is the largest underground tunnel found so far paid since the beginning of the conflict, hamas has maintained an underground network allowing fighters to move undetected from one part of the territory to another. finding and clearing them has been difficult. this video released by israel shows what it says is part of a tunnel network being destroyed near a hospital near gaza city. a tunnel that are -- it's not far from a border crossing that was breached by hamas when it launched its attack on israel. reporter: crossing into northern gaza. r the israeli military, progress in the war has been a lot slower than anticipated. the reason? the vast network of tunnels hamas is using for hit-and-run attacks on israeli soldiers, and for hiding. >> the crossing is right behind us. you can see how the entrance wa

these coatings are used to prevent wood corrosion. in the world, these colors have been popular for metal surfaces because of the way they are applied. techno. now they allow us to perform these operations on non-material surfaces as well. it definitely affects the so-called longevity of wood as a so-called beautiful piece that is used in making all kinds of wooden products . it prevents direct damage to the surface of the wood. nano protective coatings on wood have been domesticated with the competitive advantage of price difference and availability for industry and consumers. usually the price ours is between 10 and 20 percent cheaper than foreign competitors. our knowledge-based products to the countries of russia and belarus. exported to iraq, afghanistan, and the persian gulf countries, according to danesh banyan company officials, the use of nano technology in these protective coatings increases the lifespan of wooden household appliances. mehbouba delangiz of sed and sima news agency. the average soil degradation in iran is 6 t

it is _ likened do agree 2-wood? that is the big question. it is a _ likened do agree 2-wood?e 2-wood? that is the big question. it is a big if, _ likened do agree 2-wood? that is the big question. it is a big if, if - big question. it is a big if, if either side is going to express even initial interest or interest in principle, but essentially this is a three stage proposal i egypt that could see the gradual release of hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners, that could see different phases of pauses in fighting, that could lead to a cease—fire, but essentially the safe delivery and distribution that is desperately neededin distribution that is desperately needed in gaza, but also they have put in a proposal about governance, a governing body of experts they could take over at the administer ration of gaz after the war. but here's what this plane is up against. it is up against israel's determination to expand its military operation, to expand and deepen the ground offensive. we've seen and deepened into central gaza. it also hamas's continuing firing of rockets into

katie wood, ms. wood, that is who you are and i thank you, ms.wish you all the best. >> thank you. >> and we'll be right back. (pensive music) (footsteps crunching) (pensive music) (birds tweeting) (pensive music) (broom sweeping) - [narrator] one in five children worldwide are faced with the reality of living without food. no family dinners, no special treats, no full bellies. all around the world, parents are struggling to feed their children. toddlers are suffering from acute malnutrition, which stunts their growth. kids are forced to drop out of school so they can help support their families. covid, conflict, inflation and climate have ignited the worst famine in our lifetime. and we're fed up. fed up with the fact that hunger robs children of their childhood. fed up with the lack of progress. fed up with the injustice. help us brighten the lives of children all over the world by visiting getfedupnow.org. for as little as $10 a month, you can join save the children as we support children and families in desperate need of our help. now is the

eucalyptus, which is a wood crop, thank you very much, mr. olney hello, mr.an , can you please explain to us more about the species, how much it is harmful, how ineffective it is, please, let me give you a number about water, because there is a lot of criticism in this field. see, i want to say in general that we in the field of water, we planned completely that god willing, we will not have any problems, but anyway, it was and still is our mistake. look, if we assume that we plant one billion saplings in the forest areas. in different areas of green and forest , these are one billion plants, one billion trees, if we water these 10 times, 10 to 20 liters will be 20. leite becomes one billion , 20 million cubic meters, this is 200 million cubic meters, in contrast to the amount , let's assume that we have 400 billion cubic meters of rainfall, only green water, now let's assume that 60 will evaporate, the rest will be by itself, or at least 2 billion cubic meters, we have undisturbed water or gray water. in addition to this , our main afforestation is in arazi,

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the games begin, the moon only has ice to the block of wood that she's preparing. the, the warm up is like quite positive. the exacting routine ad room performs before a competition. but she notices how she's house of breast and steam quite a bit sooner than is usually the case. her body is still feeling that code she's carrying. it's now down to a matter of determination. first outside room is a specialty disappearance to change so sorry to want the she took the time of just under 12 seconds some way off that personal past i have no idea what the other times we're but it was okay after the 1st round of route is being is in 2nd place. the next is jane is the hands. so most singled box rooms, well direct quote is a little over 15 seconds of the time that would normally be within her reach. but it's a disaster. stop so jams but after losing a couple of seconds, she really gets going and finishes just ahead of the raining gym and champions pop pointing out and there was a not in the trunk appeals, but the referee didn't recognize it. but what can you do that this whol

i offer wood farming . eucalyptus is one of the main types of pine trees in the persian gulf regions of oman, such as khuzestan, which reached 80 million eucalyptus saplings. in this province, it means that it is now produced and planting is also taking place. the majority of this issue is actually the hands of the private sector, which, thank god, is well active and is working to the final result. wood raw materials should produce between 85,000 and 90,000 direct jobs annually. personal interest i made myself plant about 300,000 saplings, and all my personal expenses were my own. if our officials support us, i can produce 1 million saplings every year, species that are compatible with larestan province, such as acorns and almonds. watershed operations and strengthening underground aquifers and providing green water are difficult, so watershed projects complement the implementation of this plan. it includes the projects that are foreseen in the watershed plans, which can include forest development or forest

a hatrick on his return to st james park, wood fires forest to all three points against newcastle.orm ahead of the old firm. celtic lead by five poinst in the scottish premiership. and the boxing day test between australia and pakistan in melbourne is finely poised after the first day. good evening, boxing day is always a special day in the football calendar. five premier league matches today, we have three results so far. it's been a difficult christmas for newcastle, defeat at luton at the weekend and now nottingham forest who came from behind to win 3—1, chris wood scored just one goal at stjames park in his 18 months as a newcastle striker, he scored all three for forest there today. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. any colour will do at newcastle, as long as it's black or white. refereeing decisions are rarely that simple. just ask nottingham forest. a foul on newcastle's alexander isak, a penalty awarded. contact was minimal, enough for the decision to stand, and isak did enough to score. reaction from the new forest manager — understandable concern. but look

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welcome to the world's tallest wind turbine tower made out of wood. fossil fuels. steel is a great material, right? but steel is very heavy, and with this material, we can perform the same task, but with 30% less weight and more than 100% less carbon emission. we're the firstjournalists invited inside for a closer look. wind power is already one of the cheapest and cleanest ways to generate electricity. using wood could make it even greener. i'm now 105 metres up at the very top of the tower. these blades are, like almost all wind turbines, made out of fibreglass. the generator that i am standing on is primarily made of steel. but the company who's built the wooden tower say that by making the tower out of wood, it's storing carbon dioxide, it's carbon—negative. and it's that carbon dioxide that's warming our planet. but this isn't only about being greener. to reach stronger and more consistent winds, more consistent winds, turbines need the get even taller, and that means bigger and wider turbine towers. getting those massive pieces of steel on site

in total , they plan to send 55 wagons of wood.ondents saw how the preparation is taking place. volyn lumbermen use a crane to load logs of wood onto wagons. the workers are in a hurry to fulfill the order of the military as soon as possible: we are loading for a day and a half, we are trying to load as soon as possible under all the conditions, whatever they are, because the need for these materials is on the front line, so it is clear that we are abandoning it everything is working. logs and wagons are covered with snow, this makes work difficult, lumber is 4 m long. we were delivered four wagons for loading for the armed forces of ukraine. we try to ship 60 cubes in one railway car. the wood that is being prepared for shipment at the kovel forest farm is pine and spruce logs. its main task is to build fortifications and fortifications, so that its main task is to save the life of a serviceman. all products are supplied to the defense force free. the ministry of defense sends a letter to the political forestry office indicating t

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a spare the air alert issued for wood pollution, wood smoke pollution. that the means you can't burn your simon place, simon. >>> it's a spare the air alert day. we are keeping a close eye on our air quality from san francisco to the east bay. notice we are in the moderate to unhealthy category and it is worse out into the sacramento valley. today is not the day to be burning anything outside. into our forecast tomorrow, we have big changes around the corner. area of low pressure will be bringing rain for our wednesday. we catch a break as the next one starts to develop. that moves in friday bringing more showers in the bay area as we wrap up the year and head into the new year. today is cloudy skies. that flow will help a little bit when it comes to air quality along the coast. tomorrow morning into the afternoon, we see scattered showers widespread throughout the bay area. it starts in the north bay and sweeps throughout the area. we are keeping a close eye on that. rainfall totals from that system and friday's is an inch on average throughout the bay.

prime grade without wood defects, classic design with a warm amber tint.istant varnish. the box with grooves on the side guards fit perfectly into the opening. the hole for the fittings is made in production. we hang a door in white matte varnish on a hidden hinge, a solid ash handle stretches along the entire height of the door, we attach decorative slats to the ceiling, here they also provided space for tracks; the door guards are inserted into the grooves without additional fasteners. window frames made of moisture-resistant plywood in mali. the staircase railing was dismantled, and since there were holes in the steps, they will have to be replaced. the new ones were made in podolsk, they are made of solid pine and coated with wear-resistant varnish. we plant it on high-strength glue. len, it was a good idea to add a veranda almost not... to the space, definitely, it was very much in the kitchen, now this is one big general logical solution, the space is real it started playing that a lot of light came in, the idea of ​​a veranda remained, because it fe

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the entrance to the house is decorated with ritual masks made of wood, they weave sons from wood fiberpt pots and other utensils from clay, and then decorate them with pinned ornaments. located here in kanigiri. culture is developed throughout the country and its manifestation is equally important regardless of the region of origin. you know, we see people first of all as people; when someone communicates with someone, they communicate with a person. i think that this is the secret of the fact that all cultures, nationalities and nations, both local and foreign, coexist peacefully, without serious conflicts, in this space, called angol. africa has the highest rates... its past, you can see that the egyptians have always created civilization and created history. in giza, a suburb of cairo, you can see with your own eyes these majestic buildings, pyramids, the fruits of human hands. the great sphinx, the pyramid of cheops, a national treasure of egypt, one of the seven wonders of the world that has survived to this day. incredible artifacts of human civilization: the karnak temple, the w

forestry enterprises should not stand aside; the country needs wood.n december 1949, all republican newspapers published the initiative of the famous electric sawyer joseph gudilina. all likhozes supported her. our enterprise bobruisk fondok became profitable in 1965. in general , an accelerated pace of development was expected from the forest paper industry in the early fifties, and the demand for products grew. new production, the mozor woodworking plant, the rechetsk and vitebsk furniture factories were put into operation, and the borisov factory was reconstructed. represented a very large association, these are two fiberboard plants with a capacity of 1.11 million square m2, the second is 15.2, this is a plywood plant that produced about 3,000 plywood. khalturin's furniture factory, which is not under his supervision, the mogilev factory , the zhlobin factory, ragachevskaya, two industrial enterprises, a furniture factory named after osepenka, which carried out the kitchen, it was a very, very large enterprise, there were up to 1000 people working,

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it's just like coming through the woods directly out us. we're waiting to be put into a transport vehicle and that's when i heard gunshots. the i screamed when i heard it. and the police officer that like, had me also responded like like they knew something bad happened while sarah was being arrested, the team of officers killed, taught to get in a garage of gunfire. they make 57 hollins. he's body some of the, some of the, let's break the bones authorities clean for to get to fired, 1st wounding a state trooper in the abdomen. and that a pistol allegedly registered to, to, to get to was recovered from the scene. they say there is no footage of the actual shooting, just recordings from officers who were nearby. that footage has raise questions about who actually shot the trooper officer. i really don't believe any seen mondays. i think there 9 and there is nothing new. everybody knows that police and i the county medical examiner didn't find any gunshot residue until to get those hands. and an independent autopsy such as that sort. takito w

it's just like coming through the woods directly out us. we're waiting to be put into a transport vehicle and that's when i heard gunshots. the i screamed when i heard it. and the police officer that like, had me also responded like like they knew something bad happened while sarah was being arrested, the team of officers killed, taught to get in a garage of gunfire. they make $57.00 hollins, his body, some of the some of the, let's break the bones authorities clean for to get to fired. first wounding a state trooper in the abdomen. and that a pistol allegedly registered to, to, to get to was recovered from the scene. they say there is no footage of the actual shooting, just recordings from officers who were nearby. that footage has raise questions about who actually shot the trooper officer. i really don't believe anything mondays. i think there are 9 and there is nothing new. everybody knows that police and i the county medical examiner didn't find any gunshot residue until to get those hands. and an independent autopsy such as that sort.

, here it’s no exception, there will be linen, but i also want wood, shutters, blinds on the windows,like this before, but how did your love for systems begin, yes, well, what is a concept, but in our concept, what is it about offices, not about comfort, then when clients began to share their spaces with me, decorated yes, i saw how beautiful it was. to apartments, yes, with their spaces, then i realized that this is generally great, they can be bamboo, wooden, in this case we installed bamboo blinds, with shiro-alal, system it’s called the drawstring absolute , it’s environmentally friendly, well, not the sun will not spoil the product, yes, but the dust, you can rub it with a cloth with microfine, everything will be fine, or like these, which are like brushes like this, and such, and the color palette is very extensive , there are all sorts of them... monochromatic without wood texture, without texture, yes, there are wooden wood textures, you can pick them up, in this microcosm, it’s very important here, it’s natural, a magic cake, a mattress, mr. mattress, you can take it off oute

we not support calls for immediate cease fire (us depument representative to the un robert a wood) said before the vote this would only plant the seats for the next war. or alleged wood with a war mongering tone. this was the disappointing diplomatic result of the uae draft resolution, which calls for immediate cease fire in gaza for humanitarian reasons while calling for the protection of civilians, the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages and ensuring the access of humanitarian aid. despite stranous diplomatic efforts made by the arab ministerial contact group waiting from the riyad summit, in the capital of the most prominent member states of the council, especially washington, it's there where the administrator. ation met with several officials, most notably secretary of state anthony blinkin and the chairman of the foreign relation committee in the senate ben carden, number of committee members in order to pursue those concerned in the us administration to vote in favor of the project. hours before the vote, the saudi foreign minister, bin farhan, speaking on behalf

essentially, it is a mosaic made of different types of wood.students create only then do historical figures trust them with their images. in russia. such mosaics can be found in orthodox churches in noble estates. the term marquetry itself has been familiar since ancient rome ; sarcophagi are now found in the pyramids of chiops, where exactly this technique was used, then it was lost for some period, for a long period of time, and dawn is somewhere around the 18th the 18th century, and it was very fashionable in france and holland. than in europe. they learn to work with natural stone here. this is an analogue of limestone myachikovskoye field. it is this kind of material that restorers often have to deal with; many architectural monuments were built from it, from the assumption cathedral in vladimir to the white stone kremlin in moscow. we carry out the work with traditional tools. yes, but on the one hand, this is such a certain base, manual stone processing, yes, skills in manual stone processing, plus a. not all craftsmen work with traditio

the entrance to the house is decorated with ritual masks made of wood, sons are woven from wood fibere pots and other utensils from clay, and then decorate them with pinned ornaments. located here in konigiri. in the world, experts believe that in 15 years , the 10 fastest growing cities in the world will be in africa, among them johannesburg, nairobi, lagos and cairo. cairo is the crowded capital of egypt on the nile river. the egyptian museum is located in the famous tahrir square. an exhibit kept in the egyptian museum for almost 500 years. all of them, and this is over 150. the egyptian people are a great people, and if you look at their past, you can see that the egyptians always created civilization and created history. in giza, a suburb of cairo , you can see these majestic buildings, the pyramids, with your own eyes. the great sphinx, the pyramid of chiops, is a national treasure of egypt, one of the seven wonders of the world that has survived to this day. incredible artifacts of human civilization. karnag temple, the walls of which are covered with hieroglyphs, the valley of

tiger woods, he says that he'll quit when he can't win. so his return to the green today was not quite i'm sure what he wanted it to be. he struggled quite a bit. he's been through a lot, especially these last few years. is it time? >> it's been time. we don't want to say that, but it is. when you consider the health issues that tiger woods has had, there's nowhere to go. tiger woods, put him on a golf course for nine holes. he can beat anybody on the planet. go to 18 holes, he still probably could beat anybody on the planet. the issue with tiger woods has rarely been his game, his skills. the issue with tiger woods has been can you walk the course for four days. you start on a thursday, you go through friday and saturday into sunday, can you do it. and the reality is that the car accident, the knees, the back injuries, et cetera, father time is undefeated and at some point in time, i don't care who you are, you hit a wall, and it's father time reminding you, excuse me, your days are up in terms of what you used to be. now, we can find oth