the us post office department. now at that time special agents were the police department of the post office and indeed their successors. today are called postal inspectors. i met one of them when i gave this talk and charles, then a couple of weeks ago it was to you was wonderful to actually meet one of them. but they are ones that that cracked down on crime dealing with mail. if you remember when steve bannon was arrested on the russian yacht for the let's build the wall scam, he arrested by a postal inspector. these men that have to be smart, brazil elegant, resourceful and courageous in dealing with problems. so he becomes this special and he's sent to cairo, illinois, at that time, the biggest crisis in the post department was the number of soldiers until the civil war started. most of the mail that the post office carried was really newspaper and some letters. but once the war started and had all of these men moving all over away from their homes, mostly for the first time ever, thousands of letters, a torren

and in the new york city post office, a big post office, they had a lady's window, but in most places they did not. so they would be waiting in line and they would finally make it up to desk and they'd give their name. and they might often be presented with a letter like this one telling this woman that her husband been killed at gettysburg and the woman would break down or she would be given a whole stack, undelivered letters that she had written to her husband that that the minute that the postmaster started to hand them over, she knew that he was dead. so the postmaster in cleveland, a man named joseph william briggs decided that he just wouldn't he was not going to let the post office become a public place of grief for these women. and he started this system of home delivery with his post office. and as all good bosses do. montgomery blair, postmaster general heard about this and he agreed with that. by the end of the war, there were 49 cities that were getting home delivery. so the civil war is why you get mail delivered at home. it's also why your street has a name and there's p

we'd won the post office of the year award. something like that was quite a big deal. people used to come into the post office just to have a chat. they didn't come in foranything, really. they'd just be like, "oh, i popped my head in to say hello." just a year after riding high with the award, post office auditors got in touch. money was missing from the accounts. as far as i was concerned, everything was absolutely fine. and then, the next day, my mum's being treated like a criminal. there was an internal investigation and a formal hearing, and when it was over, katie says her mum was given two choices. "admit you're guilty... "..and you have to pay back all the money "that we've said you've stolen, "but you can go home to your children, or... "..you maintain your innocence, "but we have enough to prosecute you." she accepted the guilty... she said that she was guilty. from the age of 13, my childhood was...gone. it was... ..nonexistent. there are huge periods in my childhood that i don't look back on fondly. i would say that

you can apply for this form of service via the internet, or by calling your post office.erent attitude towards stamp cancellations and collectors a manifestation of the soul, but this is not all that the belposhta does to give people a special mood. for example, the owner of a smartphone of any brand can download the armarka belarus application. if you launch it and point the camera at the stamp, it will come to life. will become voluminous and a mini-plot will play out in it. so far, the scripts are working for six mail projects, among them a block dedicated to the seventy-fifth anniversary of the liberation of belarus from fascists, a thousand years since the first written mention of brest, there are revived stamps dedicated to folk tales of the history of our land. another heartfelt event is the new year's, the stage of which ended quite recently. on holidays, people could come to the capital's main post office to take pictures in the photo zone. tree, the photo was immediately converted into a postcard that could be sent by mail to loved ones, the function works now,

it's just that before , any recipient could choose: a bank or a post office.nd now only the following groups of the population have the right to choose. record. pensioners over 70 years of age. pensioners living in rural areas, people with disabilities of the first or second group of any age, citizens who refused to receive passports by... well, let's mention those who receives benefits, among them the right to choose a bank or a post office have: adults with disabilities of the first or second group who receive benefits for their children, parents of a disabled child who is not yet eighteen, and recipients of child benefits from rural areas, that is, elderly belarusians who have celebrated their seventieth birthday, as before, can choose for themselves whether to collect money at the post office, at the bank or order home delivery, the same applies to rural residents and disabled people, parents of a child with a disability recipients of child benefits from rural areas, nothing will change for them, now about those who will be able to collect pensions and ben

, well, let's say, was unprofitable, the main interest of the post office in this case is to save resourcest would otherwise go simply to promoting and supporting the post bank throughout the country. according to the first deputy chairman. new technologies, they will be useful for small and medium businesses. vtb is a universal bank, a universal bank means that the bank goes into quite different products, starting from complex client products, ending with the simplest, most popular products such as deposits, loans for clients, and naturally more complex structured products for both small and medium-sized businesses and for large commercial businesses, and such integration with the post bank, it can allow, firstly, to have more and more individual entrepreneurs, including from the regions. vtb has not yet specified the technique of the transaction, but spoke about its legal features. we are talking about an infrastructure payment, it is mandatory for all post banks in the world, because it allows the use of post offices to provide banking services. in primorsky the number of people willing

postbank appeared in 2016 as a large-scale retail network based on post offices. today, it has 25,000 service points in 83 regions of russia. many of these points are located in small towns . until the end of the seventeenth year , the controlling stake belonged to vtb, but then the group entered into an agreement with the russian post on parity ownership, meaning that each party owned 49% of the shares, the remaining two went to dmitry rudenok , who was then the head of the bank. later, vtb bought them back, but sold them again in 2022 to the new head of the bank's post office, alexander pokhomov. in this way, vtb wanted to protect the bank's post office from sanctions, but in november last year the organization still fell under us restrictions. as previously explained in the vtb group, they are interested in pochtabank due to its a large audience. its active client base is more than 8.5 million people. and vtb, by the way, intends to increase the number of active... as for russian post, it is also profitable for it to sell its stake in the bank, experts believe,

not just a post office, a portal to history, in the village of vyatskoye, yaroslavl region, in the postletter from a century ago. surlova posad sent it, and after 110 years this envelope came back to us. the female dynasty of karpov plyonkins runs the post office, it began with my mother svetlana vladimirovna. there are such grannies who never leave the house, and we tell them the news, what 's going on there, besides, walking around the village is a pleasure, beauty, here is siberian landscape... galina petrovna's son-in-law, grandson, came to work, the total postal experience of the family is more than 150 years, and the mileage is like three times to the moon and back. the aeropetov postal dynasty also has something to be proud of. igor irvandovich's father served in the communications troops during the war, and then worked at the post office for another 30 years. his wife susanna came as an operator in ninety-six. igor himself was generally a train driver, but 13 years ago he decided to continue the dynasty. tatyana aleksandrovna, the head of the capital's branch, keeps them as a me

well, when you enter the post office , you have the option of not going to the post office at all andting in your own home. from the beginning of the postal process, our effort is to start making it intelligent until the end of the postal process, when the harvest is handed over to the recipient. what program offers this service in smart corners? we at the moment, we have the home post application that people can use. our effort is , as i said, to serve you by posting to people's homes , which means that when the application is registered, your colleagues will go door-to-door or at the address that has been announced, and our colleagues who can apply in that format. do this it has been a long time since we are supposed to go in this direction. well, we will see a report and we will get back to you. the analysis center of the post exchange of the country before and now equipping this center with the device and technology of intelligent processing of postal products. this device became available so that our work can be done faster and the authorities can reach the people by mail, it has

if they can provide the post office, it has made our work much more difficult. to deliver our letters, which used to explain 100 letters with a motorcycle and a courier and with one or two bags. now they have to deliver the same mail with the same couriers. and with the same engine, it is enough to carry 10, for example, 2, 3 to 15 kilos. well, explain. well, many advanced countries in the world are moving towards newer equipment and better and newer machines, and that's it. the requirement set by the universal postal union for us and the rest of the postal operators in the world is to go towards the use of green mail , which is needed by the people, through devices that create less inconvenience, such as machines , fleets, motor fleets, truck fleets, and machines. well, we have all of them. we try to bring ourselves to the standards of the world. let us know that the use of green mail was also used in the postal process and to adapt our infrastructure by using the following.

we are planning to settle the colleagues of the company our national post office in iraq post office can offer this service to you in the iraqi post office, which, god willing, promises that in the coming years we will be able to run this service jointly with the iraqi post office, and also invite shia countries that are part of the postal companies. shia countries can cooperate with us in providing this service at the borders. there is a need for them to be your colleagues. at the borders, they are also our colleagues. or their documents were lost, they can easily go through it the numbers that are available to them can be quickly checked on my mobile phone . you designed a smart program specifically for arbaeen . according to the upgrade that we were able to give in our software this year , we made the process of finding their owners much faster. okay , there is one thing left about arbaeen. we expect this service for pilgrims and all our compatriots to build culture as they say. and available provide the information to the rest of the compatriots, which means that they can introdu

, it comes to, then they carry out operational activities, that is, they come to this post office, agree with the employees, how ... it is clear that you can not break the law, everything security forces, both police officers and customs authorities, work to prevent any violations of the law, for example, this is how the inspection complexes of the federal customs service of russia work at different borders of our country. here they carefully monitor that drugs, weapons and other really dangerous things are not brought into russia. however, as experts believe, compliance with all the necessary instructions can sometimes delay the process of acquiring the necessary medicine for many months. a person receives some term for no reason at all, and his life breaks down, he already has a problem, there is a child who is sick, there is a relative who is sick, here they simply break life in half again, because here someone has papers and you don’t have some permissions, but is it really impossible to understand each case based on materials, maybe it is necessary to develop some simple system of c

they can receive their documents from the post office . as soon as the passport is received, it means that the passport will be printed and delivered to the post office. that is, after the passport was printed, 9 hours later, the passport was handed over to the owner. however, this number is a bit longer in cities and towns. i am in the capital. yes, it is 9 hours in the capital, but i am a full day, for example, in the province i was in isfahan , i was in the city of najaf abad, and i saw, for example, two days after the passport was printed, the passports in the hands of fellow citizens. how is this time ? it usually takes about a week now our colleagues are doing it in a special way , they are explaining and analyzing the passport products separately from other postal packages so that they can get the passports into people's hands much faster . how long will this program last until arbaeen ? see this year , fortunately, due to the fact that it is the second year that the so-called pilgrimage passes have been issued , it has become somew

kemerovo resident inna solovieva begins the same way: early in the morning a woman comes to the post office hoping that her lost parcel has finally been found. hello, i wrote in january. oh my god, just don't show it on the news, and more and more no. in the treasured box is a medicine from ruza, necessary for ina solovieva's son, twelve-year-old milan. the boy was born healthy and the family was preparing for a happy life. everything collapsed in an instant, according to solovieva, after the vaccination, milan's temperature suddenly jumped, and then convulsions began, followed by respiratory arrest. they took him to the intensive care unit of the first children's hospital, the next day they did some examinations, they said there was an inflammatory process, and it was strong, the leukocytes were very high, bye, bye, bye. take it off, yeah, the machine is distracting, washing, as inna claims, in the baby, the doctors found signs of epilepsy and prescribed special medicine, milan, get up, come on, i'll help , come on, get up, get up, come on, come on, come on, come on, yes , i'm holding you,

usually , it is the responsibility of the post office to track and track them, which many people may not be able to use through the system . call the same 193 code they can read, they can also find the route by dialing the phone, they can even give their codes so that they can be tracked by a system or car . explain to them what their products are or if they can. our operators need to be able to handle phone losses, and they may have people's criticisms or complaints in which to handle complaints, discuss requests for fees, these are all among the tasks that our 193 system is doing , if anyone has a complaint about our service, they can he should register there by phone, or if he may have asked for a gift, send it to him, for example on the way he can get guidance or follow up on how he can get his dignity sooner. what are the issues of dealing with this issue ? i mean, maybe they have a request, what should they do? how long will it take until we finally do this systematically ? 193 our phones can follow up this way , but due to the process, i can't now. let me tell you that it take

in charleston, south carolina, a mob laid siege to the us post office there. nd you can see in the illustration they pulled many of these items out from the post and set fire to them outside and there's no way you can see this up on the screen but if you can look at this on a computer and zoom in some of the papers at the bottom there are marked with titles like the liberator the boston atlas another another paper from the north so this the kind of violent reaction the repression that they eliciting from the south. but that's actually wasn't confined only to the south. there was also a lot of people in the north and especially kind of in the middle portion of the country. a lot of white people who were supportive of slavery or at least were not supportive of abolitionists and did not like the way abolitionists were doing what they were doing. so in the decades leading to the civil war, there were at least two dozen violent attacks on anti-slavery newspaper personalities. most of these actually took place on supposedly freely territory in the north, and the most

the only building in town with the official address is the post office where they all need to pick up their mail and that might all change. in july they voted to advance a plan and residents are divided. >> when you need to come down to the post office to get your mail. >> i'm in favor of it because of delivery issues. and uber will be better when i have a heart attack and my ups driver will be able to deliver my books. >> reporter: the city passed an ordinance 100 years ago requiring the house numbers, but it was overturned. in a 1953 carmel threatened to succeed from california over proposed legislation to require house numbers. that bill did not pass. >>> all right, straight ahead in sports. are things a bit clearer on the end of a saga? >>> and if number 11 is gone, then it this ♪♪ the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one. let's go on a big family road trip! volvo plug-in hybrids. short trips on electric, longer trips on gas. mom, can we drive until we see the stars? the volvo xc60 and xc90 plug-i

offices are mostly rotted because one or two years have passed since they were delivered to the post office . many of these business offices, which require a tree to be printed for each praise , will rot without being used in the post offices. these offices contain 6,000 office covers. which is related to 1400d and 1401, because it was not referred to get it or its addresses were incomplete and could not be explained, they are supposed to be lost. the issue of printing these notebooks is about 100 rules he returns every year. trade law approved in 1311. the duties of articles 6 to 15 of the contract required company owners and businessmen to register two pages of the newspaper with the total of 120 pages in the company registry every year. every year, traders and business companies must write the details of their income and expenses in these sealed books. legal companies wait for their financial registration in these newspaper and general offices, and based on this, to the general affairs department. the tax and insurance department will provide the body and based on this tax, their tax wil

even come to post offices, at individual post offices also within the framework of joint work with banksch proposals are also being implemented, and he can withdraw money, so well, all the tools are selected here and we will continue to work. we need to explain a little more, yeah, yeah, just as it is important for us to be in the sco for our image, it is also important for the sco-image that belarus is in the organization, because we have the most valuable thing. that we can export to our allies, political experience, willpower and determination of our leader. we all say that we are big, we are great, we are really great, we are more than 40% of the population, about a third of the world's gross domestic product, all we tremble before this dollar. alexander lukashenko regularly does what is generally not very common in world politics , he comes out and tells the purest truth. i see a real person who is simply chopping wood. and many years ago, in order, among other things, i am sure, not to get off the ground. i see a person who jokes, who swears, who can go over , yes, to rage, a polit

postal notification came that a postal item that arrived from moscow was waiting for me at the post officeceived it and was detained by fsb officers, the officers were also not present, the man was detained and taken to the local police department. closer to 10, probably at 11, no, even later, after 11 o'clock he already showed up, that's it, where he was lost you, they say to me at the post office fsb took with some parcel from belarus, well of course we were shocked, they threatened there and search and such, intimidated him, here allegedly some prohibited substances arrived, well so. the case of vaulin had to be unraveled by employees of the eastern interregional investigative department on transport of the investigative committee of russia. this fact of the possibility of acquisition was established. aimed at establishing this person including how they directly went by mail to the addressee, at the time receiving the postal item he was detained, a subsequent preliminary investigation showed that this is precisely what pertains to potent substances that are prohibited from circulation i

the post office scandal saw hundreds of former sub—postmasters wrongly convicted of theft and fraud onasis of incorrect data from a faulty it system. tim brentnall�*s life was destroyed by the scandal, but, 10 years after he was prosecuted, he has cleared his name and is celebrating a very special new arrival. our reporter fi lamdin went to meet him. steph and i have joked about it, but it's also been a little bit of a joke in the postmaster group that he's already got perhaps two dozen grandmothers looking after him. everyone in the group has been with us on thatjourney and everyone is so happy for him. everyone has been overjoyed with it. lando was the first baby of the group and you know what a baby does to most people. everybody sort of goes a bit soft and gooey. it's a dream come true. we wanted a child for many years and with steph going through cancer treatment, we had to wait for a while. i don't think, ten years ago, i would have thought we could have been this happy. we've really got this wonderful, brilliant little man to focus on. good morning. the subpostmasters fighting f

offices have mostly rotted because one or two years have passed since they were delivered to the post office. many of these business offices, which require a tree for printing every 50 copies , rot in the dust without being used in post offices because they have not been visited to get them or their addresses are incomplete. it has been and could not be explained, it is supposed to be known that the matter of printing these notebooks is related to a 100-year-old law , the commercial law approved in 131 required company owners and businessmen to submit two copies of the newspaper with the total in the company register every year. businessmen and business companies must register every year write the details of your income and expenses in these sealed books. law firms need these business registration books in order to be calculated based on this tax, but these books have lost their function for several years with the spread of accounting systems. are businessmen, almost 99% of businessmen have accounting systems, and they actually fill their business books on the last days of their financial ye

, delivered mail to villages, i did not work at the post office on a full salary, the salary is smallat is left in two villages, two by two houses, hello, and hello vasilyevich, how to live, yes , nothing is normal, everything is in the morning in the morning. on the exit vershinina, just all our villages, i served in the air defense forces, as they say, they themselves do not fly, they do not let others, after the army i am in the state farm is not empty, i immediately left for the city, got a job there, first with a lumberjack, then i worked as a carpenter, the salary is small, and then perestroika began, all this collapsed there and i had to go to the village, i left, well , where i am now, physical training, here you go, please, exercise, push-ups, here comes the door, chop and be healthy, now we'll climb up, we'll check, there are two two ladders, we have a three-legged ladder and a gas cutter here, we should have a box, everything is in place, for me saving people is well our work, here we know each other, everyone knows, without any popularity, well, i was there, well, in ukuno

the chairman, not without pride, shares with our film crew, local residents are not offended, our post officeby is the goshevsky, filskoshetsky pukt, fab, as a rule, to the right of us is a kindergarten for 40 places, a comprehensive reception point, in front of us is a cultural center, here on the street central, secondary school, 640 people live in goshchevo, in total according to the village council, it unites 10 settlements, there is almost everything, the trading facility was thoroughly renovated in april, and it was not closed for repairs for the convenience of the visitor. new refrigerators, split-chambers, optimization of areas, the range has significantly expanded, a mini-cafe will soon appear. taking into account the fact that this year is designated by the head of state as the year of quality, it is of exceptionally urgent importance for us. a lot of objects in trade modernized, including along the line of the operation of the fire, this is the modernization of this trading facility in such villages as ... the task is extremely relevant strikanets and others, says that this charact

there to our region , through all the villages, and... and everything along the shore, where the post officentie it later and go home, now we'll go to the man to whom i sold the boat i used to carry the mail, grown up, great, the boat - nothing, i didn't repair anything, this boat of mine, which i used to drive, is no longer mine, my sweetheart, right? it was always like this, it's faded, it's true that 10 years have passed, yeah, well, how suddenly you'll see, it's a little funny, my father bought this boat, my dear. under the wave the wave covered us all, literally the boat's worth of water, if another wave had come, all of this would have been drowned, during the filming of the movie, andrei sergeevich also rode in my boat, he would be the first to climb in, oh, he would go into the boat, sit down, then i would push off and go, i didn't ask, but by the face it seemed like - he liked it, you won't sell it back, yes , buy it, no, i have it, i have it, where with the boats, ho ordered bread, they left, yes, they left, how much bread, five, black, oh, damn, are there any light bulbs, two for

almost 3 million coin5 have been issued to post offices and banks acro55 issued to post offices and bankste his love of natural world. that's all we have time for. stay with us on the bbc. hello from the bbc 5port centre. i'm hugh ferris. he might be about to embark on his first series as england's test cricket captain. but ollie pope says the team is still ben stoke5's as he prepares to lead them in the injured skipper�*s absence. an injury has ruled stokes out of the three matches against sri lanka and despite him still being around the squad, pope will try and make the captaincy his own. i think he's going to let me go do my thing over the course of series, which is good for me, but at the same time he will obviously be watching, chatting with baz, so i can have those conversations in the intervals that i think anything needs to change and bounce ideas off each other. he has said he is more than happy to let me do my thing, and we've got some great coaches. obviously, he isju5t another and we've got some great coaches. obviously, he is just another brain in the changing room. if he see

offices, which require a tree to print each page , are rotting in the dust without being used in the post office. these offices include 6,000 notebooks, which are sold for 1400 aed and 1401 due to the fact that it was not submitted to receive it or the addresses were incomplete and could not be explained, it is supposed to be lost. the issue of printing these notebooks goes back to a 100-year-old law. trade law approved in 1311. the duties of articles 6 to 15 of guntazaret required company owners and businessmen to make two ledgers every year. the newspaper with the whole face that was in physical form. their average is 120 pages . every year, traders and business companies must write the details of their income and expenses in these sealed books. for legal companies to register their financial records in these newspaper and general offices and submit them to the general department of tax affairs and the insurance department based on this, and their taxes will be calculated based on this. and to calculate their performance, they need these commercial registers. but for several years, with the sp

law is that the post office in or's is it.he idea even for the court that the post office would be part of this when the fda should regulate health, and you are the expert in the history but there is a certain way you can make that a way to laugh about this kind of stuff but also there is a legal argument behind that, which is to say drugs should be recommended by the fda, not by this crazy law. >> as much as it is kind of funny that it is the post office, it has got a five year jail term and 10 years for a second. so this is not a minor slap on the wrist fine. if this were threatened to be enforced, put yourself in the shoes of anyone who touches supplies, drugs, equipment related to abortion, and anywhere down that supply chain everyone has to worry what i'm doing, is it worth five years in jail? maybe some of the legal arguments might win if i were to challenge my prosecution, but maybe they won't. and if they don't, i'm winding up five years in jail, 10 years for a second offense. i don't even know how it multiplies for sh

a search-and-rescue operation is ongoing, and muscovites also destroyed the branch of the new post office in the city. employees are alive. in one of workers contusion, according to the head of the donetsk region. under the military administration of vadym filashkin, terrorists attacked the city with barrel artillery. two people were killed, including a child, and six more were injured, such were the consequences of enemy shelling in sumy oblast, the ministry of internal affairs said. during the day , the occupiers struck 30 settlements almost fifty times. in total , 130 strikes were recorded in the region. three schools, 17 residential buildings, a post office, utility buildings, etc. were damaged. administrative premises of the agricultural company. four people were injured due to enemy attacks in the kupyan district of the kharkiv region. at night , the occupiers killed several times in the district center and the suburbs. they targeted private houses and a two-story store. fires have broken out - informed the head of the regional military administration oleg synigubov. at night, the e

he says a post office was also hit and at least 35 people have been injured.esident zelensky shared these pictures of what he said was the scene of the attack. and as ukraine's offensive within russia continues, russia says it's moving troops and munitions to the border region. ukraine's latest assault was a drone attack on an airbase about 300 kilometres inside russia. four russian villages near the airbase have been evacuated. while ukraine is planning to evacuate 20,000 of its citizens who live close to its russian ground offensive. pictures released by the russian defence ministry show the airbase being hit by ukrainian forces. sources in ukraine's security services have told security services have told the bbc that several dozen fighter jets and helicopters at the base were hit, as well as munitions warehouses. these pictures of kursk have been shared widely on social media and have been verified by our team. it's dashcam video taken along the e38 road through a town in russia's kursk region. it's thought it was shot on friday morning — and shows damaged

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due to the fact that it has been a year or two since it was delivered to the post office , most of thesemercial offices have rotted. a tree will be less if it is not used in post offices. due to the fact that he was not referred to get it or his addresses were incomplete and could not be explained, they are supposed to be lost. the issue of printing these notebooks goes back to a 100-year-old law. trade law approved in 1311. duties of articles 6 to 15 of trade. it was mandatory for the company owners and businessmen to register two copies of the newspaper with the total of 120 pages on average every year in the company register. i seal myself in these offices have to write in order for legal companies to register their finances in these newspaper and general offices and submit them to the general department of tax affairs and the insurance department based on this, and on the basis of this, their taxes will be calculated and their performance will be calculated, they need these business registration offices. they have, but for several years, with the spread of accounting systems, these o

postal notification came that a postal item that arrived from moscow was waiting for me at the post officecame, received and was detained by fsb officers, customs officers were present. the man was detained and taken to the local police department, where he was charged with smuggling potent substances prohibited in the russian federation. they did not arrest vaulin, they took a written undertaking not to leave the country and sent him home. in the evening he went to receive the parcel, the receipt was taken out of the mailbox, as if they were waiting there and ordered things for the child. here. this fact of the possibility of acquiring a strong substance by this citizen was established active prohibited substances, and accordingly various operational measures were carried out aimed at identifying this person, including how they were directly sent by mail to the addressee, at the time of receiving the mail he was detained, subsequently a preliminary investigation showed that this is precisely related to ... did not foresee and did not know what was in this parcel. and one more circumstance

most of the offices have rotted because it has been a year or two since it was delivered to the post office. many of these commercial notebooks, which require one tree for printing every 50, are left unused in post offices. because he did not go to get it or his address. it is incomplete and cannot be explained there are mothers. the issue of printing these notebooks goes back to a 100-year-old law. the commercial law approved in 1311 obliged company owners and businessmen to register two copies of the newspaper with the total in the company register every year. businessmen and business companies every year must detail their income and expenses in these offices. it is forbidden to write that law firms need these commercial registers in order to calculate their tax based on this. but for several years, with the spread of accounting systems, these offices have lost their function. merchants are approximately 99% of merchants they have accounting systems and practically the business offices are closed on the last days of the year. they fill their finances based on their accounting systems and

i myself called several post offices from inside the camp and saw that they are working and people are coming they do it, so if people bother to visit a little more, they will definitely get their passports and they will be allowed to visit. no problem has been reported to us in connection with the passports of our loved ones. please be informed that the police force of the islamic republic of iran has not reported any problems to us, that is, the several centers that you mentioned , whether the passport office itself or the police , as well as the website, still provide conditions. yes, it is possible for loved ones to track and receive their passports. doubling passports is perhaps more than doubling our friends and doubling what they answered years ago in critical and difficult conditions this year, and our prediction was that this year we will not deal with passport problems at all , especially many loved ones are requesting for a pilgrimage, they are not looking for an international passport because it is necessary for travel. okay , let's have a look at the processions, how the p

well, our monastery post office operates uninterruptedly.n living in the monastery for a quarter of a century, is on duty in its department, so to speak. its story is simple and typical. for the era in the nineties, he was an entrepreneur, buying and selling, until at some point he realized that endlessly earning money in order to then spend it again, this is not enough for a person, he became a monk from a businessman, which he never regretted, and now he also writes books for children about the zadonsk monastery, about the quiet saints of zadonsk, children cling to him, just as they once clinged to the most famous miracle worker. today in zadonsk there are no industrial enterprises, not a single one at all, that’s why the grass is green in summer and the snow is white in winter, like in what is not a real village, if... not counting the temples, the largest and best-preserved building in modern zadonsk - this is ulrich's house, a noble estate of the first half of the 19th century. in its lifetime, many owners have changed, but in history h

many of these commercial notebooks, which require one tree to print every hundred, rot in post offices without being used . these notebooks contain 6,000 volumes of notebooks related to 1400d and 1401 because they were not consulted to get them or their addresses are incomplete and can be there was no explanation . it goes back to a 100-year-old law , the trade law approved in 1311, the duties of articles 6 to 15 of gakhtet had required company owners and businessmen to keep two pages of books and newspapers in physical form every year, with an average of 120 pages. register with declarations in the register of companies. every year, traders and commercial companies must write the details of their income and expenses in these sealed books. legal companies to register their financial records in these newspaper and general offices and based on this to the general affairs department the tax and insurance administrations need these commercial registers to calculate their taxes and calculate their performance. but it has been several years with the spread of accounting systems. these office

, promised to find a place for her, wow, at the post office, that's what it means to be lucky in lifemedal at school, college, a rich husband, and i had to remind you about yura now, but you 're not divorced yet, where are you going, actually i have a personal life too, you have someone, you have someone, one of ours, one of ours, i'm happy for you, naduzh, yeah. "konstantin sergeevich, did you call? yeah, someone stole my dictaphone, it was on friday place, and now it's gone, who was here on the weekend, no one, a security guard, a cleaning lady. or maybe you put the recorder in another box? it was in this box, let me go now, buy a new one, although now all cell phones have a recorder. do you want me to show you how to use it, you're an idiot, what do you think, i don't know how to use it, very important conversations were recorded on this recorder, and why didn't you write us down, because it's more reliable, in short, find me this thief and most importantly the recorder, it must not fall into the wrong hands, i understand, do it fast. the main thing is quietly, i love you, you can'

of post office picketing in the 1940. right. it gives other students involved. right. and then in the 1960s, he's going to be a key alumni activist. alumni are adults who help student activist in charlotte, north carolina. right. so you see i see that connection between alumni activists, the current one. so he would be a key person. someone tries anything, recruited him, motivated him and collaborate him. and then later, 20 years later, he do the same thing for other student activists like the end of us. he served as a organizing structure for north carolina youth activists prior to the 1960 sit in movement, a student activist routinely referenced being involved in acp as youth prior to attending college, also, acp had college chapters throughout state. by 1955, there were 45 youth council in college chapters in north carolina, right? so when we talk about student activism, we like to talk about how the space kind of encourages radicalism or encourages them to act right. but you don't come to campus a blank space, right?

philately by natalia nazarova is a story about the life of a modest post office worker. in her free time, yana is engaged in philately, stamp collecting and waiting for the return of her father, who disappeared without a trace. in the seas. routine heroine is broken when boatswain petr comes for the parcel from australia. he was played by maxim stoyanov. there are people who are of no use to anyone. well, this especially concerns the main heroine, of course, well, this is a very important point, this is uselessness. this is actually the other side of some great human value. the most insignificant stamp can become the greatest treasure. this is the greatest treasure of the human soul, yes, loneliness and some existential pressure. in this sense, the picture echoes the film white night by the postman alexei trepitsyn by andrei konchalovsky. i have the greatest desire to watch with the audience, the greatest desire, to breathe with the audience. this is probably the most important thing. strange and to varying degrees traumatized people desperately try to find at least some

there is the post office counter. this was once a bustling business.orked for us, right, they would be kind of here, serving away at the counters, stamping, doing whatever they had to do. ravinder�*s mum was the sub—postmistress. and when were you last here? 15 years ago, may — may 19th, 2009. that's the year post office auditors claimed more than £30,000 was missing. ijust remember coming in and her going, just the panic on herface. we couldn't figure out where the money went, couldn't figure out what happened. we weren't getting any answers. nobody was cooperating. they were bullying her left, right and centre. and then i said, right, fine, somebody is going to have to take the blame. i'm going to have to take the blame. ravinder did take the blame. he was sentenced to 300 hours' community service. his conviction has just been squashed by scottish appealjudges. if i'm really honest, it brought tears to me. i did break down for a second, and then relief. there has been times where it has been hard to carry on. with everything else that does go on. but

we are a post office as welt if we — community. we are a post office as well.ve no to do its banking. that is not — would have no to do its banking. that is not fair. it is not sustainable for us to keep taking on the losses — how many how many cameras how many cameras did you put up last year? yea r? we year? we are a small shop, 1500 square feet. we have 32 cameras in the building. and since you put those on, has shoplifting reduced? we have seen a marked decrease. we have been having to —— we have been able to identify shoplifting better. the trouble we are having is, we are finding the shoplifters, passing out information on to the police, but these people are then coming back again and again stop we're not seeing that there are any consequences for their actions, and this is what we would to see. as a father, with my children, i say to them, there is consequences to your actions, and we are not seeing that. so we have got the technology there. we can identify when problems are happening, and when you see the videos, some of these people are really brazen.