suit >> seth: yeah. >> i'm not done cosplaying cassie lang.y people treated you differently. like, they were a little quieter around me. >> seth: oh, yeah. >> a little more scared. i would be scared. and everyone looked at me like it was really me like they think that's who you are all of a sudden when you wear the supersuit i promise you, i fall just the same in that thing as i do in this >> seth: oh, really? >> yeah. i fell a lot >> seth: you're a faller >> oh, yeah. >> seth: everybody says that about you. >> i'm a tripper i'm a fall -- i'm just like cassie like, i was trying to figure out how to be in a marvel movie and impress everybody. and she's a little young hero trying to impress her dad. we're very similar >> seth: there you go. that's perfect >> total messes. >> seth: i imagine paul rudd is the perfect person to spend time with, especially on your brithday i feel like every time i'm with paul, i do feel like it's my birthday >> i know. [ laughter ] that's what i'm saying you get it >> seth: everyday is your birthday >> everyday on t

hello, professor lang. as we just saw, jeremy still has me. as we just saw, jeremy saw major problems with racism in the workplace. and that's a spite the country becoming increasingly racially diverse. what are the stumbling blocks here? racism continues in germany because very long. the german nation, but also many companies of neglected to reality of diversity and migration in this country. they have perceived germany as a quite homogeneous country. and therefore all diversity policies has started very late. more than 30 years later than twins as united states of inc. or england, we got proper antidiscrimination legislation regarding the workplace. but we also see as a continuing problem is that racism is perceived as something of a problem of the united states of england, of other countries, but not something which is here in the midst of our own development and being. and i think last but not least, is this conceptual idea that racism has nothing to do with the workplace. but it's a political problem, which is something people face outsid

this is march lange along with march. go to an expert. there you can get in touch with our group.o through never worked with women. the other day an officer arrived and brought a new scheme for encrypting our conversations, garbage information, on each frequency mutually exclusive, we believe that all this confusion was created by the gestapo of art. they are very afraid of sabotage work. we need to find out where the radius is, but most importantly, the flask briefcase, for the sake of one person, we cannot jeopardize the entire mission. do you suspect me? cinema 1tv presents the local kupchino gromov did not share his son with a certain city, this al anfisa is all over. we are now singing, get ready river. there is no one for you, darling. we are alone. yes yes. he died. one person must. leningrad 7:4212 he died. thank you hello hello. what is your name there? i will translate i know russian. we, too, could not live with such a surname. what is calling the little one? and we went to see you father. such a chic daring and now our little funny look, father your fannic to you arriv

lang, was one marred by poverty and a despotic father help. and when promoting his talented on his early years were characterized by ruthless discipline and constant. philip, japanese violinist, missouri was also subject to immense pressure growing up under a strict and ambitious mother. at the age of 14, she was already working with the likes of leonard bernstein bidding her early twenties. she suffered a mental breakdown so severe that it took a whole 6 years and several hospitalizations before she could find her way back to music. that there's always a danger in putting children under this kind of pressure. it can quite easily become detrimental and not conducive to a successful career. but individuals react to outside influence very differently. how they develop then is down to psychological predispositions, vision on dogs, which will, oh, but talon needs to be nurtured. the question facing parents like simona ma select to what extent it's undeniable that maddox and miles live for their music in their performances. they have to at the glob

lang, was one marred by poverty and a despotic father help. and when promoting his talented on his early years were characterized by ruthless discipline and constant. philip, japanese violinist, missouri was also subject to immense pressure growing up under a strict and ambitious mother. at the age of 14, she was already working with the likes of leonard bernstein bidding her early twenties. she suffered a mental breakdown so severe that it took a whole 6 years and several hospitalizations before she could find her way back to music. that there's always a danger in putting children under this kind of pressure. it can quite easily become detrimental and not conducive to a successful career. but individuals react to outside influence very differently. how they develop then is down to psychological predispositions, vision and dogs, which will, oh, but talon needs to be nurtured. the question facing parents like simona ma select to what extent it's undeniable that maddox and miles live for their music and their performances. they have to at the gl

we heard from lang lang, executive dean of china's tongue. the an institute for financial says, he says the us is a major cooled of instability in the many. so increasingly more countries have been trying to distance themselves from u. s. policies. it's a very important event in not only middle east, but also in china foreign policy china hoax. they had to not only the 2 countries, but also all the countries in the middle east could develop into by themselves for washington. they should rethink and say, why now in the won't, they are more and more people never a chance to washington any, any longer usa is a main driver, all new regional instability and conflict, not only in middle east, but also in eastern europe. because in the past or 40 years, the united states has launched, a lot of them was in, you know, walked in the middle east, or at least one bidding of people have died under the fi of the united states. so now we had the only people know the world clearly. so carter hegemony of the, at he stays due to be and as soon as possible. wha

within the next 2 months, we heard wrong. lang, lang, executive dean of china's chung young institute for financial studies. he says the us is a major cause of instability in the middle east. so increasingly, more countries have been trying to distance themselves from u. s. policies. it's a very important event in not only middle east, about also in china, foreign policy china hoax. they had to not only the 2 countries, but also all the countries in the middle east could develop into by themselves for washington. they should at least rethink and say go, why? now in the won't, they are more and more people are never the chance to washington any, any longer usa, some mean joy of what you need to know. instead of conflict, not only in middle east or also in eastern europe, because in the past 40 years the united states has launched. a lot of them was in the, in the what in middle east it at least a one meaning that people have died under the fi of the united states. so now we're actually people know the world back clearly. so carter hegemony of the eighty's days should it be and as soon

. >> nelly lang, the undersecretary of the treasure was asked about this today and said our actions are designed to show that all deposits are safe. so there she is again promulgating the idea of the implicit guarantee, and what's interesting about this, kelly, is that essentially she is saying they have done something -- she's telling congress that they have done something that congress has said only it can do, but what i'm hearing, kelly, is i'm not hearing lawmakers complain about this where you say why are you sort of implicitly guaranteeing all deposits when we're supposed to do that they are not complaining about that i think they are happy with the effect on the bank system with the implicit guarantee without having to act. >> steve, thank you very much. >> steve, thank you. >>> one lawmaker from the house financial services committee wants a bipartisan investigation into the collapse of silicon valley bank because the fed could have applied a more vigorous standard, but seemingly chose not to joining us now from the hearing representative josh gottheimer of new jersey. congressm

that was hardin lang speaking to me a little earlier.a now, and it is attempting an economic bounce back after three years of covid restrictions. its citizens are enjoying the freedom to go out and spend money after the government abandoned its zero covid policy. economic growth, as well as a big increase in military spending, were key themes at the country's once a year parliamentary session. but its annual congress has also been used by president xi jinping to further consolidate his power. 0ur china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports. the message to this mass gathering was that the government has a plan for post—pandemic recovery, especially after president xi jinping's standing took a hit from strict anti—covid measures. people's livelihoods were hurt by three years of restrictions on their movements. yet the premier defended the party's handling of covid. translation: we overcame difficulties. _ we succeeded in maintaining an overall stable economic performance. ditching zero covid has brought the economy back to life and a 5% g

you will see, but he is about to address scott lang and casey lang, and they are in a compromised positionve in a straight line. and with time, it's hard not to skip to the end. so if you want to stop what's coming, and trust me, you do, i am the only shot you have. so do we have a deal? [cheers and applause] >> stephen: now, this is not the only film we are excited about. there is "creed iii". i'll lay this out here. there you are up against michael b. jordan, a former "people's" sexiest man alive. former. people's sexiest man alive. and i want to point out to that in "ant-man," you are up against another former "people's" sexiest man alive. now you have -- you have measured yourself against both of these sexiest man alive, do you think you got a shot? >> jonathan: what's very clear to me is that i am indeed the gateway to becoming the sexiest man alive. >> stephen: work with you, and that's what it is. it is a contact sexy. >> jonathan: sexiest man alive! >> stephen: watch where you point that thing, i am a married man. lovely to meet you, thank you so much for being here! "ant-man and t

the prototype, i'm the daughter lang. the officers entered and found people he who had been injured. have i some fatally by gunshots. don't tie about or totally, celeste wardens and the officers and also heard a shot from the upper part of the building. it is in the home and found a person there over the phone. and i mean, we have no evidence of an assailant at large m. e evidence points to the assailant being in the building and possibly among the dead from it so far, it is unclear what the attackers mountain was, but he has left behind chaos and fear in a city that was about to fall asleep. that's cross now to our reporter benyamin out about his gruber, who's at the scene of the shooting in hamburg. benyamin. great to see you. so a very tragic night in hamburg out, you've managed to speak to the police. what did they tell you exactly. i spoke to a spokesperson of the police here in hamburg, and he told me that they're still considering air that the a silent that the attacker is among the dad. and he confirmed also that

ed: paul, accenture, your own company is lang up 19,000 staff across technology. .hat is your assessment of the reason why layoffs are happening? paul: we announced record growth in our business, record sales in the results we announced, 35 -- at one point there were 35 deals of over $100 million around technology, driven by a lot of what is happening with the companies needing to reinvent faster by applying technology. so we see continued robust strong demand for technology. what we announced was really something we do every year in terms of looking at how our position with talent with the growth going forward and billy difference is we took a proactive step to get fit for what we see coming and this is the realm of what we do every year and we think the market going forward, especially with new advances in technology, companies needing this technology to operate more resiliently in the world they operate in will continue to drive that demand. ed: paul daugherty, accenture's technology group chief executive. thank you. uber going more and more green. how it is inte

sir lang, his president says, the country is no longer bankrupt of the international monetary fund. degree to near $3000000000.00 bailout, colombo is set to receive the 1st installment in the next 2 days. shanker has doubled taxes and increased power terrace to meet the i. m. s. requirements for a bailout. the warring sides in yemen, the juice or the snare. the 900 detainees in the prison, the swamp deal, the international recognized government and who the rebels agreed on the exchange. it father, the un mediated deal reached in 2018. it's unclear how many prisoners are still being held. the number is thought to be in the thousands. the news continues after bollywood dreams. awe from breaking down the headline till exposing the po is attempting to silence reporting. the listening post doesn't just cover the news. it covers the way the news is coming. oh now does it? mm mm mm mm. it went just better nickname, sunny talk. a bit about or young impressionable. i'm feeling on video, which helena onto it must do that. well, no, i don't want to talk about the lobby a la la la. la la la, 9. this i

i'm a bench at worst. lang. oh, oh. first you're a bit unlucky. it's like quicksand. what? oh, where did you end up? oh, i have to dig my way out how to read it. oh, you need to take a step back. backwards for her to quit. and there is not again of i shall remember. just imagine you were out without any snow shoes on went break before our death. you might think, oh your shoes. come off the shoemaker. oh, i didn't even notice my snow. she was gone with me. it's not on the monotony which i noticed. how does he know shifted somehow and then there were creepy noises . how dangerous is that is a guide necessary will guide you did that i little see that i yes, it's wise to take a guide. i rented some buy for a few fall down somewhere and it was stanley. she shes out. there is also the risk of avalanches. sony again, but 2 or you go into a valley and have the slope towering over you had on that. and then it suddenly all comes down on you. and it's dangerous and convicted of in sure. you have to be able to gauge how great the risk of an avalanche is really right 0. i'd only continu

oh, ben said worst. lang. oh, oh. so you're a bit unlucky. it's like quicksand. what? where did you end up? oh, i have to do my way out. you know, to read. if you need to take a step back backwards in her to quit and there is not again of i showed women. just imagine you were out without any snow shoes on break because our daughter, you might think, oh your shoes. come off the shoemaker. i didn't even notice my snow. she was gone with me. i'm at on, i'm a naughty it up. i notice how does he know shifted somehow and then there were creepy noises. how dangerous is that is a guide necessary guide? 3 digit account that i little see that i yes, it's wise to take a guide. i rented some by for a few fall down somewhere and it was stanley features. there's also the risk of avalanche, a song again with 2 or you go into a valley and have the slope towering over you had on. and then it suddenly all comes down on you and it's dangerous and convinced you have to be able to gauge how great the risk of an avalanche is really right 0. i'd only continue if i was sure of anita and also

and only, we mean mer lang own. oh, ah, our own powers. the other will build our side. we, in this war, we are fighting as well for the support of the other. you think that the united states or the last war ever allow their to be and molds high pole a world ever? or will it just puts hand to the allow it in the beginning, as you said, of in the, in the 3 scenarios he laid out of russia wins in every single one. but in one of the scenarios, the last, when's because it has an enemy, it has an enemy to fighting, always needs an enemy, but will not allow it even temporarily. i think that all the theoretical way ah, that was already accepted. why people like the semo huntington, the conflict on civil as of civilizations is waste as a theory, as the concept is based on recognition. all these independent sovereign, great spaces of civilization. so they, theoretically they, the west is prepare. it's as alternative to these contamination of globalization ah, for you and your polarity, and then to the history, there is a, the line over there. specialists in international relation

lange, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you.i jinping and vladimir putin held their words very constructive talks yesterday and today, but as i discussed earlier with our correspondent nick connolly in kyiv, xi jinping is not visiting ukraine. nick: not only that, but it also seems if a comment by president zelenskyy is anything to go by, there is not a date or a timing yet to this promised phone call between the ukrainian leader and his chinese counterpart, so even the composition prize is not necessarily a done deal. it is not so much a surprise for the ukrainians that the chinese leader would not come here to a country that is at war. all through this war china has been helping russia, has been helping russia get around western sanctions, has been buying up all that russian energy that is no longer going to europe. but they are really worried this could mark a change in the quality of the relationship between beijing and moscow, and they could see chinese-made weapons making their way to the front lines here. so far it has be

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the countries once renowned education system is a lang over $100000.00 pupils, dropouts each year. but now applications at their school in the town of mac. tar are up and absenteeism down and mainly been m. r, attended the school until last year. we believe that the school helped us realize we can dream because before we didn't dream, now we do when we are confident that we will achieve our dreams. this will help will and headman then the schools transformation is initiated by taking advantage of a plentiful resource. the sun comedies and g, i raised money to install solar water heaters, so the boarders could take regular hot showers for the 1st time. over a 100 solar panels now produce 4 times more electricity than the school uses. the excess has enabled the project to settle outstanding power bills and supply electricity to 3 more schools. insulating the dormitories also lower energy consumption and cost. food autonomy is another important pillar in the self sustaining model. and 8 hacked her farm and shows the students get healthy and balanced meals. satler's producers sell to l

president francis lang spoke friday morning during a town hall meeting about the crimes really not acceptable. >> to have so many businesses. in one street to be. but right at the same time here in chinatown is not the first time the oakland neighborhood has been targeted. new oakland pharmacy owner, doctor albert wong says he's chinatown. location has been broken into at least 5 times in the last 2 years. same group of people. said at the same time youth camp out. a fall for 30 is that time. the oakland police department says they are aware of the spike in burglaries and that they are actively investigating. >> police say store owners should avoid leaving large amounts of cash in their safe, install indoor and outdoor surveillance cameras and motion sensor alarms. they also recommend hiring private security and installing obstacles in front of stores that have indoor atms. owners say that's not enough and want more police officers on patrol in chinatown during late night and early morning hours and all we're asking peoplt if safety and security for all of our neighborhood in oakland. the oak

antiquities researcher, who doesn't want to only rely on digital clouds and servers saw hard bo vivia lang and is also our internet information still knows, isn't as long lasting as we think. that's one of the reasons why i decided to set up as archive. so that information can be stored for the long term for much or for future generations of thought. so they can gain some insight into their own past the mid d and an applicant, the agony for parenthood hom. kernan. around 2 per cent of de la tricity worldwide is already been consumed to store data and digital storage systems don't last forever. they could be deleted at any time or become unreadable on the other hand, conscious as, as tiles are indestructible and the vienna native knows what he's talking about. he's a trained ceramic specialist and well versed in these materials. he even developed a special process for burning high resolution images and text on to the tiles in his workshop at home. it can take hours or even days. the supervisor goes with his wet blaze of the child bombs with the color grains. then it causes food all after th

but lang low is something many georgians. find hard to do. we caught up with david, got sir alpha and his colleagues in the hills at sight tbilisi. many of them had already seen action in ukraine. some of the estimated $3000.00 georgian volunteers who have gone around the black sea to fight against the russians. one of the biggest foreign contingents in ukraine's on and in fact, david was amongst the 1st to liberate boucher. i would have a denial for thrushes, the, they're the way how they were killing our them and how they were torture or so it's on imaginable. so what lies behind a widespread belief here that the zenith vanish really is keeping georgia too closely tied to russia? when surely has many interesting russia, he might pay particular decisions in the interest of russia and not georgia public . people are very much concerned and maybe not all of them know all about the particular connection. so if you're really with the russian only got one of these russian oligarchs, is sanctioned billionaire flooded me a yes to shank off in april

the countries once renowned education system is a lang over $100000.00 pupils, dropouts each year. but now applications at their school in the town of mac. tar are up and absenteeism down and mainly been m. r, attended the school until last year. we believe that the school helped us realize we can dream because before we didn't dream. now we do when we are confident that we will achieve our dreams. this will help will and hen month in the schools transformation is initiated by taking advantage of a plentiful resource. the sun, comedies and g. i raised money to install solar water heaters, said the boarders could take regular hot showers for the 1st time. over a 100 solar panels now produce 4 times more electricity than the school uses. the excess has enabled the project to settle outstanding power bills and supply electricity to 3 more schools. insulating the dormitories also lower energy consumption and cost. food autonomy is another important pillar in the self sustaining model. an 8 hacked half farm and shows the students get healthy and balanced meals. satler's produces salt to

he has schools, especially in poorer rural areas, the country's once renowned education system is a lang over $100000.00 pupils, dropouts each year. but now applications at their school in the town of mocked her up and absenteeism down. a maney been amar attends at the school until last year. we believe that the school helped us realize we can dream because before we didn't dream, now we do when we are confident that we will achieve our dreams. this will help will and henry then the schools transformation is initiated by taking advantage of a plentiful resource. the sun mm hm. at ease and cio raised money to install solar water heaters said the boarders could take regular hot showers for the 1st time. over a 100 solar panels now produce 4 times more electricity than the school uses. the excess has enabled the project to settle outstanding power bills and supply electricity to 3 more schools. insulating the dormitories also lower energy consumption and cost. food autonomy is another important pillar in the self sustaining model. an 8 hacked half farm and shows the students get healthy and

west bank, who stands in israel's way was to take these authorities, formed a military commander, lange them in the hands of an easily minister at this means unexplained too. and so there was no longer negro flame was operating. there was been in a kind of division between what is occupied in what easiest sovereign is. one thing without any rights placene in, in the west balance. but someone is a decision maker, forward is going now we're talking about the next station and the goal. it's about a fashion when who where much rich openly calls himself a fascist. and he wants real demographic change on the ground by expelling palestinians from palestine. not just from the west bank, either you surrender to the occupation and live without rights in the home that we have not yet taken from you. or if you ask that basic civil rights, then we will expel you from palestine. my letter, she look min philistines, the way that these extremist elements in these railey government are being covered in these rarely press, spans the entire gamut. there are a handful on the left in these railey media like

president francis lang spoke friday morning during a town hall meeting about the crimes really not acceptable. >> to have so many businesses. in one street could be. but right at the same time here in chinatown is not the first time the oakland neighborhood has been targeted. new oakland pharmacy owner, doctor albert wong says he's chinatown. location has been broken into at least 5 times in the last 2 years. same group of people. said at the same time youth camp out. a fall clock. four-thirty is that pack? oakland police department says they are aware of the spike in burglaries and that they are actively investigating. >> police say store owners should avoid leaving large amounts of cash and they're safe. install indoor and outdoor surveillance cameras and motion sensor alarms. they also recommend hiring private security and installing obstacles in front of stores that have indoor atms. owners say that's not enough. we're asking for mall police president in chinatown, especially at night. the oakland police department posted on facebook saying that they have begun deploying additional office

princeton's ryan lang born the layup, the tigers take the lead. 56 55 12 seconds to go. arizona's got a chance down three. kourtney remy hair ball, but the wildcats save it. they're going to get another chance with six seconds to go. no off the mark. arizona held scoreless the final four minutes and 45 seconds of the game. they can't believe it as the 15th seed of princeton tigers pull off the shocker, 59 55 its first ncaa tournament win in 25 years, and that wasn't the only shocker of the day. another big upset also in the south region, number four virginia by two with the ball on 13th, seeded furman when this happened. yeah wow, is right jpp gaze with the three off the turnover puts firming up by one with 2.2 to go. the buzzer. beekman shot is off the mark. tiny furman had to look it up. greenville south carolina, virginia 68 67. you're dancing at their first tournament wins since 1974 up next san diego state for the mighty paladins. alright. washington huskies fans flexing in seattle. we're talking about the women's in i t . and usf hung tough. deborah dos santos. the

songs himself wrote the words are the same, did you mean chairman lange you were born or this is thelage council, which means that some kind of faroobraz has developed for me, a collective one is going to, this kind good video is giving people. here are sharing, sharing, that's exactly advice, but it's all thanks to grandfather, yes, and from the uh of the village, here is gatarova, yes, there are many datars from an early age, bashkortostan. i took an example from him. that is, he was like that, an honest worker of the village, er, until now, glory. life is healthy for god and most importantly, on the positive , such a joyful one, you know that you should know how to milk a cow, of course, and by the way, well let's visit, your grandfather does not have a budget. parental home let your windows burn for many years, good light. this is my native village of tungatarov, it is 250 years old. this is where i spent my entire childhood. this small house was built by my grandfather with his own hands, his name is navela , he is 84 years old, the city does not want grandfather died more than

. ♪ >> the 20th-century american photographer dorothea lange once said that the camera is a tool thatthout a camera. and so in some ways, i think about cinema reinvigorating the way we see the world and then we step away from that and reengage with how we are experiencing the landscape around us and each other, as well. ♪ >> here at the exploratorium, we're celebrating the 40th anniversary of the cinema arts program, which i've had the privilege to be just a small part of. but it's a wonderful banner year for us to bring back weekend cinema, extended cinemas, and all sorts of performances this year that are celebrating the legacy of this arts program that liz keim started. ♪ cinema arts, at its core, starts in the theater here, where we're in the dark watching light bounce off the film. and so we have our saturday cinema, our weekend film programs, that are welcome to all audiences that come. and we also have our after darks, which again, it's a great time to convene and come and have some deeper cinematic experiences, longer-form documentaries, talks, presentations. and then there's

this tape was taken in co-production of ukraine, sweden , denmark and finland, director simon lang vilmontn and it is now things are at the box office, but the closest competitor and even the favorite of this category of viewers is called the film navalny, a prolexion of navalny, we will talk about why exactly this film can win, where it has already won, and what meanings about navalny it brings to viewers around the world, which, it must be said, are mostly in absolute delight both from the film and from alexei navalny himself. well, because the movie spoiler does not agree with much from the dark past of alexei navalny. but before that, let's talk about the betrayal that touches ukraine directly and the oscar, the whole point is that volodymyr zelenskyi was denied a speech at the award ceremony for the second time because, if we recall , zelenskyi also really wanted to speak there last year, but the organizers said that it would politicize the ceremony, we didn't need it , at least two arguments were expressed then this is the statement that we do not want to politicize the oscars, in pa

it's also making land more vulnerable to lang loss . meanwhile, the demand for sound is growing as a raw material for the construction industry. since 1990 mom wise population has more than double to almost 21000000 people in 10 years. that number is expected to grow by another 5 me and and remind growth need sound in the waters all around mom, boy send mining is prohibited but illegal. send money is trying business. what 1000000000? that's what makes samira up the lollies work so dangerous. she's been brutally attacked twice, was speaking out publicly against illegal send money. but she hasn't led the stopper. i was in the hospital for a little bit. and her, of course, the idea was to frighten me and make me stop complaining. but for me it worked the other way. i felt that if somebody is taking it seriously enough that they actually willing to do physical harm to somebody. and particularly a woman in full side of the village who all pretended to be asleep while this was happening. then surely, there is more to it. together with her, a vase foundation of the lolly done to the united

he has schools, especially in poorer rural areas, the countries once renowned education system is a lang over $100000.00 pupils dropout each year. but now applications at their school in the town of mocked her up and absenteeism down a maney. benomar attended the school until last year. we believe that this school helped us realize we can dream because before we didn't dream. now we do when we are confident that we will achieve our drains and this will help will and headman then the schools transformation was initiated by taking advantage of a plentiful resource, the sun comedies and she, i raised money to install solar water heaters, said the boarders could take regular hot showers for the 1st time over a $100.00 solar panels now produce 4 times more electricity than the school uses. the excess has enabled the project to settle outstanding power bills and supply electricity to 3 more schools. insulating the dormitories also lower energy consumption and cost food autonomy is another important pillar in the self sustaining model. an 8 hacked half farm and shows the students get healthy an

they eat the plastic cows shaped coats and alike. gondola has many protected terriers of you to the lang, the barbary national park, where they all see totals those totals. for example, confused, discarded plastic with jelly fish and eat it as well. oh hm. with that was that up to a pre wash. we used this machine, which is a grinder with a capacity or 500 kilograms per day for the plastic comes out in, pallets mixed with powder. then we use a safe to separate. it's after that it proceeds to a 2nd wash. ah . ah, casey, i said, one of the idea is not only to come and work at different, but also to provide environmental education that they will in turn be passed on into homes, families and neighborhoods. what we are doing is important that a municipal level thus erupt phenomenon. peter scott's, i'll be back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news views analysis white's head on oxy out to see them with ah.

and regensburg lang spoke bus one in the several big gatherings had already taken place in bacon's book. look good. the city is located on the danube and the dawn also, the emperor was able to travel to vienna along the river in the house is money. that infrastructure was unique and offered short travel times. messages could reach the chancery in vienna within 3 days, and vice versa. law which neither annoyed as of the next to the infrastructure. there was a 2nd key factor, namely that hagen's book was an imperial city by me. and i thought it was not part of the surrounding dutchy of bavaria, but was directly subordinate to the emperor and more or less belong to him it to her to closets with him. when lesson of the dye don't have to work with the rice tag, mean for regensburg as and yet i know i imagine so many powerful people coming here meant money was being spent and had probably brought the city some other perks to 040 for the start builder in the to live. as of course, la pagans book was a prosperous city and an international meeting place as me took an ice box, almost every attic