emilia emilia was the goddaughter of this ear kosciuszka yes some deusha did not have his children, he did not like, how his own daughter helped her to master the basics of painting, helped in the study of foreign languages. and once the nurse is not for the evening, emilia admits then that she fell in love with a young man, but they cannot be with him, as he is from a rich family, and she does not have a worthy devotee. that is, the law of that time is poor, no men on the rich this friendship - kosciuszko recalls his very first love and subsequent ones, that only girls from wealthy families, and he was poor all his life, he was never destined to create his own family, and therefore he did not have his own children. it's yes, emily says these words, i'm sick and old. soon i will die part of the inheritance. i 'll leave you girlfriend tried it. in seven wholeners, 2 years die from october 15, 1817 , as promised, part of the inheritance leaves emilia, who later successfully marries, an honest remedy. he divides between friends and those people who will lead him on the last journey for that period great people were not buried and they were embalmed and today the bodies, then already kosciuszko for the embalmed is in the krakovel castle of kings among the ki

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emilia gets the game underway. this is italy's national team of nuns. it's sisters against sisters, football in the name of the lord. sister emilia: i love football because it strengthens the community. we're all from different orders. but here we're united as a team, and we have one mission. >> me, sister emiliahree. ok? reporter: sister emilia has been part of the “sisters football club” for about a year. there are 18 nuns on the team, aged between 27 and 52. they train every sunday outside rome. but not everyone has permission to play. sister emilia: unfortunately, there are some orders where the mother superiors have not been shown the light by the holy spirit. some still think it's a sin to wear shorts or to play with a ball. they don't think nuns should show their legs. reporter: but the sisters know they have the blessing of pope francis. by playing football, they're simply following his appeal to not be “old maids,” but to engage in society. sister emilia lives in a convent close to the vatican, along with 12 others from her order. their mother superior supports their love of the beautiful game. sister eliana: i've played a lot of football in my life. i was a primary school teacher for 31 years. i played a lot with schoolchildren and the young people in the parish. i can never resist w

emilia gets the game underway. this is italy's national team of nuns. it's sisters against sisters, football in the name of the lord. sister emilia: i love football because it strengthens the community. we're all from different orders. but here we're united as a team, and we have one mission. >> me, sister emiliahree. ok? reporter: sister emilia has been part of the “sisters football club” for about a year. there are 18 nuns on the team, aged between 27 and 52. they train every sunday outside rome. but not everyone has permission to play. sister emilia: unfortunately, there are some orders where the mother superiors have not been shown the light by the holy spirit. some still think it's a sin to wear shorts or to play with a ball. they don't think nuns should show their legs. reporter: but the sisters know they have the blessing of pope francis. by playing football, they're simply following his appeal to not be “old maids,” but to engage in society. sister emilia lives in a convent close to the vatican, along with 12 others from her order. their mother superior supports their love of the beautiful game. sister eliana: i've played a lot of football in my life. i was a primary school teacher for 31 years. i played a lot with schoolchildren and the young people in the parish. i can never resist w

emilia gets the game underway. this is italy's national team of nuns. it's sisters against sisters, football in the name of the lord. sister emilia: i love football because it strengthens the community. we're all from different orders. but here we're united as a team, and we have one mission. >> me, sister emiliahree. ok? reporter: sister emilia has been part of the “sisters football club” for about a year. there are 18 nuns on the team, aged between 27 and 52. they train every sunday outside rome. but not everyone has permission to play. sister emilia: unfortunately, there are some orders where the mother superiors have not been shown the light by the holy spirit. some still think it's a sin to wear shorts or to play with a ball. they don't think nuns should show their legs. reporter: but the sisters know they have the blessing of pope francis. by playing football, they're simply following his appeal to not be “old maids,” but to engage in society. sister emilia lives in a convent close to the vatican, along with 12 others from her order. their mother superior supports their love of the beautiful game. sister eliana: i've played a lot of football in my life. i was a primary school teacher for 31 years. i played a lot with schoolchildren and the young people in the parish. i can never resist w

retired emilia kuzmina from chelyabinsk uses food waste, as a material for creativity it resembles an art gallery with a banana and did not break. emiliapregnates the peel with pva glue and dries, it is very similar to spikelets. cups made from orange peels are used to pack french fries from potato peels, and with the help of tomato peels, a t-shirt appeared, which, according to the inventors, is able to charge the phone while running, natural glue holds the fabric and carbon nanoparticles together. of course, while all these applications are rather a matter of the future and sometimes just marketing, but the peel is clearly capable of much the main question. whether it is necessary to cut off all conclusions already in the second part necessarily. wait ahead for many more interesting unbearable burden of huge talent. nicolas cage played himself, critics called this role the best in his career. why at first the actor was horrified by the script and wanted to refuse filming and what eventually convinced him about this today? news? show business on the most famous film review site rotentometis critics appropriated a record 100% rating fo

emilia-romagna. the white cows are the bianca modenese breed unique to the valley of the river po that runs through this region. >> massimo: bravo, bravo! emilia-romagna's medieval monks hungry for a long-lasting cheese... it looks like a magic act. ...invented parmigiano. thank god for them. three, two, one, open! oh my god. smell, smell, smell! the smelling is unbelievable. the smell is unbelievable. >> oh my god ! >> massimo: ladies, ladies. that's too much. wow, f...! i mean, yes. gino's up at 5am pouring the morning milk into copper vats massaging the pampered cheeses and running them salt baths that last for 19 days. >> massimo: you have to love the ingredients. you have to caress them. h hi, dear ingredient. hi, parmigiano. both gino and massimo see these cheeses not as mere products, but as precious babies. ones happily that you can eat. what am i gonna do with you? you are just born! >> massimo: this is the cheese of this morning. it's called tosone. taste it, it's unbelievable. it's so good. it's like... it's like mozzarella, no? the back taste of mozzarella but less intense. it's so good. oh my god! five hundred and fifty liters of milk compressed into this. every morning. as demand for milk grew in the 1960s the white cows were nearly forsaken for the more bountiful udders of foreign friesian cows. >> were they almost extinct? >> almost. >> really? >> there were very few left. and how long will you age this? thirty-six months... forty and 50. one of massimo's iconic dishes is five ages of parmigiano which, as the name suggests, is a love letter to this cheese. >> in my mind, there was this idea of expressing with one ingredient the slowly aging process in emilia-romagna. actually, the ingredients were two, parmigiano-reggiano and time. >> time. >> time. >> yeah. >> wait, wait. grow slow like a tree, big, deep roots. it just gets more and more intense-- more and more... more pleasure. the people here have perfected the aging process to create from simple-quality ingredients and nothing is wasted. gino will use the liquid whey from this parmigiano-making process to produce fresh ricotta. when the milk is coming up, it's ready. if you're feeling hungry already, you may want to close your eyes at this point. >> prego. >> i'll go for this one. >> massimo: i know, i know. >> stanley: no. oh my god! it's so fresh that you can taste the grass and herbs the cows have eaten. it's so good! >> warm, just baked. >> mmm. it makes you feel like you're a child. >> mamma mia. >> e una bomba. e una bomba, it's a bomb! i've never had ricotta like that. no, never. this is... jesus. put that in my car. >> thank you so much! >> no problem. [car engine whirring] ma