the osnova and morning publishing house, oleg furman. owns geneta and oleg kostenko publishing house orionlishing house. the total cost of contracts for textbooks for about 11 months - uah 180 million. however, they received 163 million uah of contracts worth 163 million uah for these two summer months during june-july. these are 83 agreements for the provision of textbooks for children with special educational needs and for schools with minority languages ​​of instruction. so, uh, of course, it was impossible to check the value of all these deals, uh, these deals were unrealistic, so i checked the value of one deal, which is the deal for the publication of the health, safety and welfare textbook for special sixth graders. educational needs, the cost of this agreement was uah 5,400, that is, one textbook for the state costs uah 455. so, i asked four ukrainian printing houses, one of them - the kharkiv printing house pet, which is actually a partner of atlanta, it prints all the textbooks of this publishing house, to calculate. 12,000 editions of 12,000 textbooks on the technical specificat

not until november 16th, would orion take off. it was as if we just couldn't defy gravity the way we used to be. thank you. that was wonderful. so this. it's seeped in. you sort of see it in your pocket. you talk a lot about see it in these aspects and what do you think has fueled so many, so much of this? well, part it is, is a reaction to actual circumstances. i mean, in an age when, we kind of invent a lot of problems and indulge a lot of false news or whatever you want to call it. you know, we have seen a a we don't see we don't we don't have the social don't believe these two. we're living we're living in a period there are other periods in the past when it's been severe, but we are living in a particular period of exaggerated income. income inequality. that's part it. part of it is also we're kind a mature civilization. i don't want to that makes it sound like we're grownups. we're not acting like grown ups, some immature in the different sense. and i think at a certain the american promise, the promise better more bigger it

host: let's talk to a vietnam vet, orion, maryland. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. ok, i am a vietnam veteran, and andrew earlier stole my thunder and said much of what one to say, so i'm going to change my question, these service organizations, can they endorse? guest: thank you and i appreciate your service in vietnam. i lost my father who served in 1965 a couple of years ago, and it is my mother's 80th birthday, happy birthday, mom, and i learned so much from both of them. of course, thousands served in many significant ways. might understanding for almost every veteran service and is asian is that they are nonprofits who do not get involved with political activities. we are different. we are a political organization with packs and it works in this bipartisan space, and greet are one of the only groups that in the nation that does bipartisan work. it is not easy for the faint of heart. host: rick, vietnam vet, michigan. caller: good morning. i was a vietnam veteran, served in the forced entry division. one representatives are elected

market offer, and the yield on them will be comparable, even higher than bank deposits, and the risk orion is not much higher, for example, exchange-traded funds of the money market, in general, their yield is comparable to bank deposits, risks there are extremely low, you can buy them through a broker, many management companies have such exchange-traded funds in their product line, they are in great demand among investors. so, let's repeat the main thing. you can transfer up to 30 million rubles to yourself through the fast payment system without commission. per month, up to 100 thousand to other individuals. the number of transfers to yourself is not limited. now it has become easier to manage your money, for example, transfer it to the bank that offers a higher income on the deposit. remaining questions, want to learn more about how to choose financing instruments or about tax breaks for investors? write to us in telegram, make suggestions. topics, we will ask experts about everything and tell you in the next issues of our instructions. this is america, a program about a country that is

while these declarations are mostly symbolic, they do pack at least one major punch orion rummler, a dc based trans reporter, says designated months tend to grab the attention of journalists >>>>having a month just about trans history i think, would invite more people to think deeply about how trans people have always been part of this country. >>>for jupiter it's a future her younger self could never even imagine. i never ever, in a million years would have thought that i could have played a role in creating something as iconic and monumental establishing a new annual celebration and moving from researching history to making it >veronica>and we'll be bringing you stories like this all month long. you can find them on the special transgender history month section on our website at kpix.com. okay, back to our first alert weather right now. well, let's give you a live look outside. this is toward the golden gate bridge. trust me, it's somewhere there. it's just bathed in fog. carl is just giving it a nice big hug. >jessica>oh, and the worst part about that is >veronica>you >>see all th

the 770 m long road passes over the park of the future and orion park. full interview with sergei sobyanin today in a large news release at 20:00. for electric vehicles. in moscow, it is planned to install about forty charging stations from the rosatom company, these are high -power devices that fully charge the battery in just half an hour, all the energy is produced at nuclear power plants without carbon dioxide emissions, and the stations are made from domestic components. report by yaroslav krosienko. in the noise of the most modern machines and the flickering of monitors, a new industry for russia is being born, the production of charging stations. for electric vehicles, this thin steel sheet is an element of the future charging station housing, then, on other machines, these sheets are given the desired shape, here they are assembled into frames like this, and at the next stage of production they will be equipped with all the necessary electronic equipment. the neighboring workshop here is no longer empty cases, inside there are wires, dozens of mi

while these declarations are mostly symbolic, they do pack at least one major punch orion rummler, a dc based trans reporter, says designated months tend to grab the attention of journalists. >>>>having a month just about trans history, i think, would invite more people to think deeply about how trans people have always been part of this country >>>for jupiter, it's a future her younger self could never even imagine. i never, ever, in a million years would have thought that i could have played a role in creating something as iconic and monumental establishing a new annual celebration and moving from researching history to make >ott-1>well, we'll be bringing you stories like this all month long, and you can find them on the special transgender history month section on our website kpix.com. well, a stanford grad is now miss usa. alma cooper, a 22 year old army officer from michigan with a master's degree in data science will represent the united states at the miss universe pageant. cooper takes over the crown for miss hawaii, who stepped in after the original winner stepped down. >>>it

and who is this orion, who is he? he is a hunter. tell me, then, about the stars in this belt?t as one star, but it consists of of three components. and tell us about the star bitelgei? well, it's a red giant star, which after some time will become, will become a supernova star, how do you understand supernova? supernova are stars that explode and give birth to a new star, they can give birth, that is, the old one explodes and a new one is born, right? yes, and if it explodes, will we see? well, of course we will see, god, how smart you are! look, the stars are flying, there they are falling, what is this, where are they, these are just meteorites, oh, look, dania, at us a star is falling, you see, it's flying straight at us, wow, it's a real superstar, well hello, hi, dania, did you find out who it is, it's vanya dmitrienko, you know me, and we want you to join us, of course, danechka, what kind of constellation is this, tell me, it's kasyatie, a beautiful word, did you know such a constellation, no, to be honest, i'm not strong in constellations, dan, i hope i haven't disappo

whetherr it's there working with blue origin or orion. we are trying to help this country get back there from that perspective it. i don't necessary think it's a race as much as an understanding of what is going g on there and recognize the difference between a nasa mission which is dictated by the for peaceful purposes versus as you said the purposes are dual. from the same point. >> i just note two additional items support for public of china since you been talking about that threat. number one is. up to watch their capabilities in the last six years they tripled the number of intelligence reconnaissance satellites have on orbit hundreds and hundreds of satellites. again purpose filled and designed to find a fix attracting targets potentially engage u.s. and allied forces across the indo-pacific. so, we've got to understand that proof got to know what it t meas for our forces we just spent a week come a few days last week of moderate, california with the marine corps teams talk about that probably fully understand that problem. secondly

three, for families with children at vdnkh too there are a lot of interesting things, including the orionenagers can thrill themselves in the house of fears maze. a special route has been developed for families. but the chefs will come with children next time. today they are preparing a dish, so they continue to study wodon cuisine and come to neo discovery restaurant. it is located in the atom pavilion. i suggest trying the shikhabalovs' soup. these are very famous merchants in the samara province from... the region we met the great-great-granddaughter of the shakhobalov merchants, she told us about the shakobalovs’ ear. this is a broth of four or five types of river fish, fresh potatoes are added to it, pickles, onions are added, and here we also added spelled, and we specially serve sour cream with it, because in essence it’s a fish hodgepodge, really it feels good solo. and what kind of fish, since the original recipe contained river fish, we didn’t have enough fat content, so we added it. mormon trout, far eastern cod naturally, we left the samara volga pike perch, half a cherch from

patton is the people's general he could understand and know what it's likeo to go be n the mud and the orion and one of the guy is because he knew what it was like to sit on the bench. i think that helped shape them and he is also an olympian. then i had this idea and i saw bill o'reilly writing these books and bill o'reilly was writing books about history. then i read it and i said well lincoln's assassination, killing jesus, which by the way hate to give away the ending in the title he also said this interesting thinges he said i've got new stuff and really? okay. [laughter] but they were fantastic books and got right to the point. they were not written for the scholar but the average everyday american. i said i haveas a story, george washington spies. spies.what are you talking abou? i said for three and a half years they kept their secret. to top secret until 1930. no one could put it all together. what they did behind-the-scenes in the war those were not my words they were the words of george washington himself that good because you readad about it he lives up to the hype but what if i

the beginning, that is , with the murder of the hot one, go to this club, as it was called, areon orionas a case, a janitor shot at a guy, he was imprisoned, well, everyone knows this, tell us something new, there before the murder, in the parking lot of the club, there was an accident, right by the stairs, see? a fair guy, hugging a girl, ask him, a fair guy with a girl, with a cage, he’s not, of course, but you’re definitely from the police, what did you take, but you don’t drink the service, that’s what? boss, there's your car in the way, fuck, you haven't had too much to drink, no, put your hands away, let's go, i'll send you, no, hello, hello, put your hands away, come on, come on, come on, come on, i said, i said, hands take it away, hello, security, we're leaving, we're leaving, we're leaving quickly, where we're in control, we're leaving, i said, here he is, i'll lead. let's contract him. come out, we need to talk, there is a crowbar, i don’t know, this is not my car, open it, move away. who killed the guy outside the club? it's not me, who? i don't know, you don't know, quiet,

host: this is orion, north carolina, republican. -- this is ryan, north carolina, republican. i would like to express my backing of donald trump and the reason why. i don't know how anyone can sit back and know the open borders has let so many illegals through. this morning i saw some homework breaking into apartment homes with machine guns held to their heads. they don't know what they are going to do about that situation. host: are you talking about watching the news? caller: as soon as i turned it on i was on fox news and they were showing it where there was a gang of venezuelans illegals, who had guns and were going literally busting doorknobs off of doors breaking in on these people and throwing them out of their own homes. my thing is, i tried to be open minded and give credit where it is due. it is what i struggle with. with being a republican and donald trump building that wall, when joe biden got in office the very first day he stopped the wall from being built. they started flooding in and this is because of kamala harris and the biden policy. i sit on tv and see pro

host: let's talk to a vietnam vet, orion, maryland. caller: good morning. you for taking my call. ok, i am a vietnam veteran, and andrew earlier stole my thunder and said much of what one to say, so i'm going to change my question, these service organizations, can they endorse? guest: thank you and i appreciate your service in vietnam. i lost my father who served in 1965 a couple of years ago, and it is my mother's 80th birthday, happy birthday, mom, and i learned so much from both of them. of course, thousands served in many significant ways. might understanding for almost every veteran service and is asian is that they are nonprofits who do not get involved with political activities. we are different. we are a political organization with packs and it works in this bipartisan space, and greet are one of the only groups that in the nation that does bipartisan work. it is not easy for the faint of heart. host: rick, vietnam vet, michigan. caller: good morning. i was a vietnam veteran, served in the forced entry division. one representatives are elected, they

izh ka-16, orion, jupiter. soon there will be a museum right in the courtyard of the house.will be absolutely free and for everyone there will be certain open days, here are kindergartens, schools, orphanages, i will wait for everyone. vladimir sat behind the wheel for the first time at 12 years old thanks to his grandfather. 14 years later, he dreams of every boy having the opportunity to get acquainted with motorcycles, and he will definitely fulfill it. natalia kravchenko, liliya lobkova, nazir nagumanov, channel one. well, right now, some of what surprised, amused, attracted the attention of internet users, attracted our attention, no, it attracted the attention of the ruler of the world wide web and the owner of a simply gigantic router, the size of a city, wiped his tears on the screen, yes, just a person who is forced to sit constantly for you, so that. yes and its world wide web for you. fellow citizens, our parade is opened by the celebrity of this internet, a cat named maurice. the only cat in the world who plays the harp. my god, just like me, he plucks the string