was formed, and it was widely used, which today is woven from straw and straw. today, you can create a great variety of the most diverse products, thanks to the global internet network for the exchange of experience of masters from near and far abroad, such a constant enrichment is carried out. photo and you can choose the direction for each master to their liking. well, what is more difficult today is to prepare the material or directly work with the product all these stages, it is very important to stock up on good quality material to assemble with a sickle manually straw uh, cereal plants. best of all, it is rye or tretyakali, but other cereals, wheat, oats are also used, and it is very important to imagine the stages of its manufacture when starting a product. if this is some kind of large object, think over its sketch , think over how the texture will look like, how the tonal parts of the whole are combined. we are here the quality of embroidery, there are dozens of different patterns, and whether weaving straw has such, of course, there are extremely many

and the straw is a renewable raw material derived from our own organic agriculture straw. and that's how we came up with the idea for the new building, and you have to dig a coil insulated with straw newton in. it'll probably be the largest building and using wooden straw. and the whole of southern germany was to hold for a house to touch on interesting moon. like at home on my parents. farm and the straw tasted just like this from childhood memories. it's been for up. i'm brother, andreas been here in the monastery. i'm the seller responsible for the finances house is for antoine. i'm the abby's business manager, pseudo introduce solution p 3 b. the estimated building costs are 6000000 euros, although most of the raw materials are produced on the estate. need a ball every beam is a tree. it's gone to power. the timber comes from our own forest. frederica, brother, richard had the tree is felled and the timber cut in the sawmill. 9 lawson. the great thing is that it is bound c o 2, which means that the c o 2 in this wood is taken out of the atmosphere for the next 100 year

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enter the seaweed straw. yes, sipping soeda through a seaweed straw. say that ten times fast. it is trying to change the way we think about sustainable materials. cnbc's senior climate correspondent, say that ten times fast. >> in madison, new jersey. >> i would take this over a paper straw because this doesn't feel soggy. >> customers are sampling the latest in sustainable, biodegradeable and most importantly, non-plastic utensils a straw made of seaweed, designed to disappear. >> sea technology is a competitive technology to replace at scale because it's high performing, cost competitive, scalable and regenerative, so it's the most sustainablealternative to plastic on the market. loliware brigante grew up in hawaii loliware technology takes seaweed, mills it down ask combines it with color, minerals and water and the result is seaweed-based pellets instead of plastic pellets. >> they're revolutionary because they can be processed on existing plastic machinery at scale. >> straws are just the start straws and other utensils to come it includes, the cornerstone, crate & barrel

there are straws in the wind. — move against him.traws in the wind, a notice the bbc i move against him. there are straws in the wind, a notice the bbc has i in the wind, a notice the bbc has got an interview that will be broadcast tomorrow, but one has come out with time — broadcast tomorrow, but one has come out with time to _ broadcast tomorrow, but one has come out with time to get _ broadcast tomorrow, but one has come out with time to get hired, _ broadcast tomorrow, but one has come out with time to get hired, the - out with time to get hired, the chair of the foreign affairs select committee backed bench mp, who would run to replace him if they were to be a leadership contest. he was asked and said i think those pictures show, i'm afraid what many of us have known for a long time, which is that some aspects of the government are not serious, are not serious. and he goes on to say i hope very much people will be considering how they act in the coming days and making the decisions based on what we hear from sue gray. he's flash

i saw a toss up straw. these are collective farms. there was straw there and that's it. the street near to near the barn, what was given, they threw it to the heart, and then watered it alone. there they go after this canary pouring gasoline, when the door closed behind the last family, he brought a torch, the translator began to throw, torches, the rest. well, it was the end of march, the wet straw burned badly, then the punishers opened fire, with incendiary bullets, when the roof caught fire, when burning salons began to fall on people's heads, burning boards, such a terrible cry was heard that no shots were even heard. buried alive in a fiery mass grave the roof is straw oleg all yours is collapsing. and well, in short, this roof fell on people, and there so many people this roof spun along with people, because, well, a person was suffocating in dima, this collapsed roof crushed, doomed to people. there were so many inside that the burning beams stirred along with them, then all the same, people rushed to this gate - the collective farm door. there is such a constipa

that also means straws are just the start. cups and other utensils to come.rs include the cornerstone restaurant group, the table at crate & barrel and the motor coat cafe. >> trying to do our part in our little community small business trying to make little impacts where we can. >> being bahhers include hl ventures and cityrock venture partners, geekdom fund and sinclair and the total funding to date just over $12 million. >> the company has $50 million in revenue from the straw alone so far and they expect to expand significantly now that the technology is up and running the materials are made in the midwest so no supply chain issues, swapping seaweed for petroleum is slightly more expensive, but apparently not enough to do turn vendors away it is clear investors are best and that's why lolilyware -- >> what other products might come out of their shops? >> plastic cups and any other plastic cutlery so you can put them into the processing machine that makes all kinds of plasticware and make anything you want out of it, really >> thanks, very much diana olick

i think there might be a difference in the culpability level for the straw purchaser versus the gang member who enlists them. that's when i tried those cases, that was the approach we took. but i think you're right to be focused on the straw purchaser issue as an important ingredient to preventing guns from getting into the hands of people who are, after all, prohibited under existing law from having them. >> right. i actually feel bad for many of the straw purchasers because they have a serious substance abuse problem and they are being manipulated and used by these gang members. but that is a real problem. let me follow up on the drug issue. as we know, america has set a terrible new record in the number of drug overdoses in the past year. it's 104,000 americans died of drug overdoses. in maine, an estimated six or 36,000 people died of drug overdoses in 2021. that is a 23% increase from the previous year. what, to me, is equally chilling is the fact that is actually only a small portion of the number of overdoses. the number of overdoses in maine that we know about was nearly 9000

she drew the short straw. i think he drew the short straw.this week. the full—length programme can be found on iplayer. thank you for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye! hello and welcome to sportsday. chelsea are the queens of english football as they retain the women's super league title. manchester city are back to their dominant selves in the premier league. and mark cavendish sprints to his 16th career giro stage win. hello there. chelsea are champions of england once again. it was a wild final day in the women's super league. the blues were champions... the blues were champions, then they weren't. but in the end, their championship credentials shone through as they beat manchester united 4—2 at kingsmeadow. jo currie was there. excited and expectant, these fans know how it feels to win league titles. those turning up today were hoping to see chelsea claim their third in a row. a win would seal it. anything less would leave the door open to arsenal potentially pipping them. perhaps it was nerves, but from the first whistle, chelsea lo

a straw poll now made with real straw, i don't even know why i left that in there.of donald trump is the gop front runner in 2024. we will note the minute he's taken seriously when they label him a white supremacist. conducted over the weekend at the wisconsin republican convention, attendees were aske to choose between thousands of potential candidates for president as well as a variety of homegrown cheeses 38% of voters chose desantis as oppose to trump. this is just one of many recent polls echoing a broader sentiment that governor desanti property d-letter is growing faster than ductless marie's biceps. did i not tell you the blood would work? if trump decides to run again, he might have its work cut out for him at the republican primary, but before we try any conclusions, the pole comprised of three to 25 people that's smaller than other straw polls but larger than the audience fo the daily show. kellyanne, this is interesting i'm not going to tell you what think. i want to know what you think about this. >> i think that ron desantis ha been an excellent govern

a firearm used to tragic results bought through a straw purchaser. chair durbin and i and center c collins -- in senator collins have introduced legislation to stop these purchases. you believe legislation making these acts a legal might help? >> again, if i'm play bridge to to be confirmed, my job will be to do what congress tells me to do. i will use whatever tools you give me to do my best to enforce the laws as they are on the books and i don't come to this position with a specific policy agenda but i do know that people who straw purchase, it is a serious matter under current law and whatever tools i am given i will do my best to use them impartially but effectively to enforce the law. >> senator grassley. >> the president gave you a tool recently last june. he announced the atf would be going after rogue gun dealers who willfully violate the law with zero-tolerance policy. you will be in charge of overseeing this policy if confirmed. define rogue gun dealer for me. >> senator, as i have said, to me, the key to enforcement program as it has to b

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some even use clay along with straw and are not afraid of fire.professional bath attendant timur krylov from kazan built a bathhouse with straw insulation and says that it turned out to be unusually warm, we sent a heat engineering calculation in order to do heating. well, the firemen, to put it mildly, do not believe in all this, and we maintain 25 ° in the house all winter , construction experts always highly appreciate the thermophysical properties of straw, but unpleasant neighbors of houses made of straw warn in such a house - this is probably just possible, damage by rodents. here is one of the most weighty arguments, as well as the shortcomings of these houses, in an effort to reduce costs or add environmental friendliness or in pursuit of an unusual design, people in different countries start for the most creative building experiments. here is an example of a pallet house. they are taken apart into boards, which are laid on the floor and walls. and in argentina there is a building of 30,000 ste. the temple in bangkok was built with bottles

that sort of thing, enforcing straw purchasing, these are all small but important and life-saving steps. how many of those can we bring together on a bipartisan basis? >> vice president harris called for an assault weapons ban yesterday. do you see any chance of that happening? >> well, when we had one, there was a reduction in crime, mass shootings with these weapons. that expired years. and, unfortunately, in the meantime, there's been a dramatic increase in purchases of these weapons. the ar-15 that was used by this individual in uvalde, there are now 20 million of those owned by americans across the nation. just to put it in perspective. so, we've got to be realistic about what we can achieve, but there is absolutely no excuse, in my mind, for a military assault weapon to be sold to an 18-year-old with a backpack of ammunition who walks in and kills these innocent children. that's unacceptable anywhere in the world. it's unforgivable as american leaders we let this occur here. >> senator, i know you feel strongly about that. you feel strongly about background checks and other, more

now you go to this gop straw poll. do in donald trump's party. donald trump in wisconsin, one of the key states, is losing to a florida governor in the straw poll, doesn't matter what year it is, that shows politicians all over the country that trump's aura of inevitability seems to be fading rather quickly. >> joe, what a child, if he is going to grab back an endorsement the second things go south with his candidate. it is not going to have that much meaning. you see voters who don't really care now who trump is endorsing because there's so much back and forth. he, you know, isn't really landing the endorsement, so to speak. there is real momentum next with ron desantis. it's undeniable that there are republican voters who are excited about the prospect of someone new. you know who else is also excited? republican big donors. he would be a very safe bet to get behind, and he has plenty of, you know, trumpian pizazz, as he has existed his populist leanings, his ability to, you know, take on the media and so on over twi

this is a feather-leon and straw mat. on vacation right after the corporate party and went. but he was not going to leave anywhere, in general, what can you tell me about him, i really don’t know anything. in addition to the fact that he is an excellent specialist, everything else does not concern me. we do not monitor the personal lives of our employees commendable machine, it has car, in my opinion, no, unlike other employees. he was never late by the way, mechanized employees, apparently using the subway or walking to work. this is my colleague. thank you for your cooperation. by the way, just in case, the vacation schedules of your employees for the last 2 years. go to the cadres there they will give me orders. outpatient cards are available for five people out of fifteen blood groups, three of them are indicated i personally will die of old age without checking and half agree unproductive. prepare a request for district administration. sit down what do you have? five similar episodes in 2 years three in the moscow re

wall carpets decorated with straw appliqués on black fabric are exhibited here. began to be created in the middle of the last century in the village of rukhova, starodorozhsky region, because of their local origin, unique products were called rukhov carpets. the technology of their manufacture is on the list of intangible historical and cultural heritage. today in the village there are only a couple of masters who own this technique, with secrets that they willingly share boiling water. i add a little bit of salt, cha vinegar, chi sour citric acid now it’s convenient now, and for a long time you’ll even put your load on pickle cabbage. she drowns herself in the water and paints something holy, that the application of straws under the horses they undermine, and in appearance, but under the horse meat, if the main one has the little ones, who on the other could sit the whole family from the smallest to the giant. after they were born, they were varnished so that they would not fade and the feedback could be heard at the exhibition next to the originals. there are e

, we do not know bucha, odessa or mariupol were the last straws in our case, but it is important thatare not the end, the american army was determined , the people were video cards sending armored m113 armored personnel carriers to ukraine, we report that the americans not only picked up, but they mentally decided on a long-awaited return to ukraine . which was in 1941, the rise of the industry, which worked to support the allies, brought a lot of conductors to the political and economic life of the united states, they fundamentally want to be our partners in this victory, the journalist is essentially participating in this war, determined to win , and the signing of joe biden by lend-lease it is on the ninth of may that they say that it is symbolic, so to speak, of the signing of the act of capitulation of the next nazi country. we will not delve into the term lend- lisa. the entire format of the gong says that you can pay for it on a returnable basis, will it be suitable for use after the withdrawal of the war for ukraine , will the premium be terrible and non-formation, for example

but today we found out he doesn't like straws, the new straws, paper straws.t's all been incredibly vague. here's the irony of it. here is somebody who actually could change things at twitter and make it a better business. this guy is really visionary and very innovative. a type of person like this is the one to do this as a private company. putting aside all the virtue signaling to the right, which he's doing for a lot of reasons and partially he believes it. maybe if it doesn't work out, it's a good moment for twitter to reassess and reestablish itself as a real business that isn't so bad as it's been. >> why exactly is he a person what would maybe twitte a better place when there is such a toxic atmosphere? >> keep in mind the people who use twitter are very small. >> it's a very small number. >> if it was facebook we'd be talking a different game here. this is a very small service, people in the media and on the left. politicians on the right and the left all love it but it's very small to most people. most team are over on tiktok watching, like me, air fr

yes, any straw will come in handy for us now. what to do? whoever surrenders himself is not offended, that we will make a brown escape yes, calm on our backs. everything is thought out before we reach the forest such. you die, no one will capture. where to stand? heed my command and pass on all positions. plug your ears tightly with whatever you like with footcloths. mud, signal rockets don't explode don't hide weapons ammo don't live without a team. it 's okay. i understand, everyone to keep the front. at gunpoint, the germans can come to their senses at any moment. additional forces and we have nothing left. how to hold on with all your might until reinforcements arrive, and if it does n’t, there is a way out. i think i'm sure, i know i've been there. get a couple of fighters and check it out there output. send messengers to the medical unit, find out what the general collection is with the early everyone else. and i'm on the flank of the korepanova of the first platoon. there is archer semyonov behind me. will you forgive me? for these wo

the center of the crafts of the old road, what can be seen there are wall hangings decorated with strawblack fabric. they began to be created in the middle of the last century in the village of rukhova, starodorozhsky region, because of their local origin, unique products were called rukhov carpets. the technology of their manufacture is on the list of intangible historical and cultural heritage. today in the village there are only a couple of masters who own this technique, with the secrets that they willingly share, boil well. a little bit of salt i’m pouring tea, vinegar, chi sour citric acid now, well, good, but for a long time you even offer your cargo with pickle cabbage. she drowns herself in water and paints something holy, that appliqué straws under horses, they are undermining, but hated under horse meat. and if the little ones are mostly one person, then the whole family from small to large could sit on another. well, after they were beaten, they were covered with varnish so that they would not fade and could be listened to at the exhibition next to the originals. there are e

i have legislation that i want to see put forward on straw purchasing and trafficking. you heard the governor of texas talk about chicago a lot. what he didn't talk about is over 60% of our crime guns are not from the city of chicago. they're from out of state. so we need federal trafficking and straw purchasing laws to deal with the issues they face. >> not to minimize what is being done in the house. as you know, there are on going conversations led by fellow democrat chris murphy who is trying to see what is possible here. i know you talked to people. i'm sure you're in touch with folks on the senate side as well. give me a reality check here from your perspective as someone who is deeply involved in this issue. is anything going to get done this time? >> i hope so. that's all i can say. >> we always say that, though. we always say that, congresswoman, and i know the frustration that's out there. you hear it from your constituents. >> what i'm saying -- i can't make a person vote in a certain way. we need the public's help from those states contacting those senators

this is the last straw.ame person who blew the stash first, and then i drank all the blood to the last drop, you know, and then liza and zhorik and everyone, yes, they don’t plant flies on gold . god, it smells weird. in vain you are so what are you talking about, and fedka is a golden man, and you look at his tail and mane, and it’s not far from trouble. that and then you spoiled masha 10 years without a man. now you have come to him instantly another woman is twisting. who are you talking about? oh cavalier after cavalier masha cautious struggle lord have you robbed the whole market? that we are waiting. i agreed not to divorce, and you are already calling me to marry. what are you, his name will be divorced, he does n’t even need to come, stop it. well, not humanly well, 25 years together lived 25 years. every day i wait as i take you to the registry office. understand, i'm no longer a young man. well, like, well, i can't wait that long. well, well, they won't accept you? may they accept me as a sweethear

the course of the war and gave ukraine the possibility to prove on the battlefield, that we have a straw alarming would also ukraine says that their mission at the mario pulse deal plant is complete, and that its defender as philly accomplished. what they set out to do. nevertheless, the city's loss, an evacuation of its people, is a major, symbolic blow free crane. one that came at a heavy price for both sides. dw mathias billing is in ukraine, 2nd biggest city, how to keep close to ukraine's border with russia. he told us more about the soldiers taken out of the as of styles steelworks. we know that they have been brought to these places that we've just met this. he mentioned no was off in the car. we do actually not know how they are treated. we have heard that they are to you question whatever that means. and of course, the question is, what's going to happen? they're supposed to be there should be a prison. this what they were should be exchanged for russian prisoners of war. but listening to what we hear from moscow about to put him on the death penalty for them, the court of justi

he begins to cling to something, everything, a straw something, as if this joe was calling here and shed in fact. she has such a close person, joe whom she has never i saw, well, about which you need to know a lot, you have already fantasized a lot. in this, too , it seems to me, there is such an irony and such a sign the meaning of the performance is the search for happiness. however, reality leads to a happy life from a tragic ending to the story of a russian emigrant who, in pursuit of the american dream, lost herself. she herself wanted to marry cattle. she went to america herself, but she failed. well , here's something that went wrong here. she wanted to be herself. she wanted to be herself and that's all she was.

you know, well, put some straws on it . let's have a drink.he main thing i myself am afraid you feel the strength in me, and you are stronger, you are a hillock all the other sixes and they don't give a damn about peru in my pocket or volyn. you break me with one word. you can even against a gun. if the word law is daring, courageous, strikes, pierces or shoots, he thinks it will happen later. and you tell me fuck well, where do i go? well , look . in short, things are like this. i'll turn around and see if there is a tail, if not in an hour in our place. i think i can't do it. i didn't betray anyone, i 'll do everything as spider taught and everything worked out. in the sense that the cops verbalized me? damn it that you let him interrogate me. what will i do? you are my boyfriend. do you have to protect me? so i am. not understood. well, for my sake, well, we'll just live normally. get out of the car , my girl, we just had a little fight. broke it all right. i'm the fool. i usually finish it, and then i cry. that's for sure. yes? yes, it's a

i think he drew the short straw. that's it for the short cut of click this week.d on iplayer. thank you for watching, and we will see you soon. bye! hello. the weekend brought plenty of dry and settled late spring weather. one or two showers on saturday for eastern england but sunday was dry pretty much across—the—board. this was the picture in bradfield in sheffield. a bit of air whether cloud on sunday. a change in the forecast through the week ahead. it's looking more unsettled. windier, wetter too, especially for western scotland. could be some rain by the middle of the week further south in england and wales where it's been very dry recently. back to monday morning. dominated by high pressure to the east but far enough away to allow these weather fronts from the north—west. rain spilling across the west of northern ireland, and western scotland from the word go. that's going to edge its way south—east through the day. going to be quite persistent and heavy for a time in western scotland. the wind picking up with gusts of 30—a0 mph. england and wales staying p

after all, she already has 10 heroes like you sitting on rye straw and starving and it’s not your faultsn’t get cold. well, what will be the path, but still i will go. why fairy tales? well , it happened, i entered from the country circus school, and and she took me for specialization, teacher alexandrovna granovskaya, she had such, apparently already, uh, plan to do such a number. she just released zhanna bichevskaya and she was a huge success. that is, these were russian songs, such a symbiosis of russian songs and american country music, it was really very good. well, and she offered me to do fairy tales. as a matter of fact, it's not my idea and my teacher-director. and now it's standup, where are the ancestors? and what song from that time can you listen to endless yellow leaves swirl over the city. well then, ilya viktorov and natalya fateeva have now performed this song about my support. let's not live the world for us, it's not for us to live the world. hey about you, the yellow ones are circling over the city with a quiet rustle at your feet to respect from hide. do not hide ye

and when you're drowning, you'll grasp that any straw inch of me is augustine community. and in this case, the strong with these new spiritual communities like opus dade, i mean occasion in liberation, the work and all the others. an absolute and these communities offered an absolute allegiance to the pope. an absolute defense of his intentions did there. and i mean, so what general does not welcome allies. so, went vision, felton's in going disclosed ministry come under john paul. the 2nd, these new spiritual communities grew in power. their aim was to re evangelize an increasingly secular society. the legionaries of christ was among the most important of these groups among were it john lester city at all hon. chelsea at a time when society was in flux, when the seminaries were emptying one after another. one of the cumulative, when perishes were aging eggs and some even had to close because there wasn't any new blood oscar. the church was glad to see the arrival of these young christians who has chosen the legionaries of christ, immediately understood this increase. and

the democrats know that but they're creating straw men. you know, you look at how extreme they are. take a look at ralph northam the former governor of virginia just until a year ago he was governor of virginia. he is also a physician. he did a radio interview where he argued not just for abortion up until the moment of birth but horrifyingly he argued for post birth abortion, which is just flat-out murder in any language. he described how he would deliver a child, he would comfort the child, the child would be breathing, crying, outside the womb and then he would have a conversation with the parent about what to do with that child. in other words, whether or not to kill the infant he had just delivered. that is truly horrifying stuff, and it's where today's democratic party is. >> laura: senator, great to see you tonight. thank you >> and, remember, if you can't watch us live make sure to set up record on your dvr so you get do watch me cough anytimes you want week nights 10:00 p.m. chief justice roberts says the marshall at the score supreme court will be conducting an internal in

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