juice, this whitish and dandelion juice, in fact business, it’s latex, and it gives this very one...elions in my dacha for the whole year, come and store it, you know what it’s already the next story is dandelion roots, which are collected in the fall from of which there are none, from which the coffee drink is made, tsicorns, oh, why don’t you just learn about your friends, how to make a salad from adandelion? i’m calling alexey kogba, lyosha, come here! so we have dandelion, eggs, garlic, and what, cheese or what? so, let me tell you, this is the first, this is the second variation, we are talking about that interesting salad version, no temperature effect, no blanching, nothing, picked, naturally, rinsed, let the water drain and add an egg there, as a protein content, you can calcium cheese, but be sure to season it with... four eggs, and two cloves of garlic, sour cream, salt to taste and pepper, please treat everyone with mark yakovich, start with him. our guest today is a wonderful doctor, konstantin borisovich kalantarev. konstantin borisovich, professor, doctor of medical sci

the ulcer looks like a defect in the mucous membrane, covered with a whitish coating, usually fibrin,so. there may be a blood vessel, it may therefore bleed, the ulcer may have raised edges, usually if it's a deep ulcer, there may be raised edges, and that's where we usually take a biopsy, especially a gastric ulcer. well, that’s it, dear friends, so, right now the doctor will take pieces of the biopsy to see if it’s just an ulcer or a cancerous defect, that’s how the research goes, while conducting these... studies , the doctors have identified one drug that has minimal effects on the stomach, what kind of medicine is this, is this medicine it's called a selective drug, which has been proven to lead to much less of this effect, not to mention much less, three times less. the fact is that all the medications you take are non-selective, they block enzymes in the joints so that there is no pain and they block enzymes in the stomach, mucus stops being produced, that’s the purpose of syphilis - this is a drug that does not affect mucus, so there are three times fewer stomach complications

applied to the fabric, the fabric practically does not change color, although it becomes... from such a whitisho matte. the composition of the solution can be changed, it all depends on the situation and place of application. outdoors in a laboratory, apartment, medical facility. after applying the suspension. the canvas can be heard at low temperatures, this makes it possible to obtain a coating on the surfaces of different materials, synthetic, textile fabrics, plastics, by the way, you can use porous dense materials, there is a binder that forms a matrix on the surface of the fibers and the catalyst particles are fixed in it.

stretched straight, right in the middle, look, anton, be careful, here it’s stretched, it’s generally whitishanti-tank mine of the tm-62 series, installed in an abnormal way, the striking element, and we see the tripwire is coming up, there is a fuse from a grenade, we also use it abnormally, most likely it was intended that either personnel or equipment pass by, touch the tripwire, and this happens detonation of an anti-tank mine, in the anti-tank mini there is almost 8 kg of explosives, and this is a bomb... additionally equipped with a homemade charapnel, the plastic detonates the mine, and these nails are already scattered in all directions, and here, unfortunately, the defeat is very serious, but you can still show the nails, that is, this is an ordinary one, so that our viewers also understand, there are about 500 of these, we found a lot of them, there were , that is, this is an ordinary self-tapping screw for wood, why is it black, because it is a hardened metal and it... it is too dangerous to neutralize a mine, under the main charge could be a trap, the decision was made to destroy

here you can see there's a lot of these pores now filled with whitish specks. that happens pretty quickly. we're not talking about millions or tens of thousands of years. around about 95% of the c02 was mineralised here within two years in the pilot project. this is incredibly fast, geologically speaking. mammoth is climeworks' second commercial plant and almost ten times bigger than the last one, collecting 36,000 tonnes of c02 annually, about the same amount as taking 8,000 petrol cars off the road. but it costs a whopping $1,000 to remove just one tonne. what do we mean by removing emissions? among its customers are microsoft, h&m and lego. worldwide, more plants like these are on the way, though they'll still only remove a fraction of what's needed. and despite calls to slash our emissions, the c02 we churn out continues to grow. do you think direct air capture can be an effective tool for removing carbon? we release about a0 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere every year, so this won't make a dent into the big problem. but i think you should

in color, just grey-gray , how deep the lesion is, so we need to cut it all off until we see such whitishs is already good tissue, capillary bleeding. capillary bleeding means that the tissue is alive and you can proceed to skin grafting. the doctors change gloves and begin. everything is very good with us, yes. very good capillary, this spasm will go away now and the wax will grow, we take the skin, my favorite stage, we take it for fixation, use a stapler, and what are the paper clips made of? medical steel, we have an anti-stapler, so we can remove it very well, we begin to adapt the spoon to the wound, end to end in... heaven, that is, no matter how simple it looks, that’s all equally, technology is technology , and quite complex, before our eyes the doctor closes the ulcer and fixes all the pieces of skin, but all this could not have happened if the person had come to the doctor on time, in which case should a person without an ulcer come to the doctor so that there are no ulcers, as soon as i saw... use compression hosiery, it compresses the superficial veins and allows the valves t

a white stork flies over the whitish woodland.accepted the care and caress of the flame, blazed over the earth, the sky looked like beaver. my youth, belarus, songs of partisans, soshme na duma, writing partisan, hello i am for. my youth, belarus, our memory goes, along the forest partisan path, they could not be overgrown, these paths in the people's fate. from those long ago days, in each heart lives to this day, in each of our families, maalya dzetsi khatyn, the youth of may belarus, is with us. songs of partisans, pine trees, songs of partisans, and my dawn, my youth, belarus. white ice flies over woodland, over quiet stubble, somewhere in the crowd of swamps. the cooling thunder is buried, the white ice flies, everything flies over the native fields, the land of our love, overshadowing with large wings, the youth of may. belarus, songs of the partisans, songs of the sosma, songs of the baktes, the scarlet king, youth of may, belarus. your voladasc, belarus, songs partisans, sosleda dumman, songs of partisans, ale yar. my love

above you the daylight is going out, this gloomy whitish light, or there is, or not, and we stand next live by it, so tell me why, so tell me why, so tell me why, so tell me why, so tell me why, so tell me why, we are next to you. friends, this is the melody of my life podcast on channel one, i’m its host valery syutkin, my guest is igor nikolaev. i remember very clearly that i saw you just like this on the new arbat, they installed a screen for the first time in moscow, before that we never saw video images on the streets, new technologies that time, it’s just new year’s days, and there ’s a stage right under the screen, and i’m walking along the arbat and i see that igor nikolaev, whom i know as a musician in the band recital, you’re singing a solo song: also in the frame was the young wife of ivan demidov from oboz , lena, i think , what is she doing, she’s just like, well, like an editor, she’s a television worker, she got on the screen, i see a familiar face, girl, they decided so, so, apparently, the tv masters play roll call of relationships, naturally you, talya is a stranger,

the bones burned at a temperature of about 700° and above, which is why they have this whitish color.cult to notice are a real treasure for archaeologists. it is not yet possible to tell who the remains are. but it is clear that they date back to approximately the 5th century ad. in this place in the 10th century, but also here before that people lived. the artifacts found are remains that, after cremation, were brought here to the cemetery; they are easy to destroy by plowing, they are washed out by rains, and covered with dust. previously , archaeologists simply did not understand what to look for, although this place has been known to scientists for more than half a century. it took us a while to find these burials here. so these finds have enormous scientific value; they started searching here relatively recently; along with the remains, they also found things that were preserved after cremation. a very interesting find. this is a bead, there are only two of them, one is whole, except in addition, in the list of finds there is this knife, this circle is a spindle whorl, a weight f

storks find food for themselves, that is, a sufficient amount of food, white ice flies, flies over the whitishng to live, oh, hello, and what’s wrong with your sister, she’s getting married, well, since we congratulate her, uh-huh, you can’t tell by your face, but... i’ll ruin everything, well someone had to stop this nonsense, this is a hit parade of idiotic rules, vasilisa, look, the series doctor kotov on the belarus 24 tv channel, amazing people of our country, over time i realized that this has introduced me to such an extent that others i didn’t see any paths, only jewelry making. i was shocked, i was so scared, but it’s not for nothing that they say that the city takes courage, their calling is to bring enlightenment and spiritual development, you always strive for the highest, to achieve even more, and in my opinion, there is no limit to perfection in this profession, the one who?

is applied to the fabric, the fabric practically does not change color, although it becomes such a whitish shade that it feels so matte. composition of the solution is possible. it all depends on the situation and place for use outdoors, in a laboratory, apartment, medical facility, after applying the suspension, the canvas listens at low temperatures, this allows you to obtain a coating on the surface of various materials, synthetic, textile fabrics, plastics; by the way, you can use porous dense materials, there is a binder that we form a matrix on the surface of the fibers, and the catalyst particles are fixed in it, yeah, and actually located. the solvent is alcohol so that we can apply it calmly, we have all the fixation reaction has passed, the alcohol particles evaporate, and the substance that kills microorganisms remains and fights pollution. scientists have already tested the fabric; it can withstand more than ten washes and ironing. the fabric begins to fight dirt under the influence of sunlight and indoor lighting sources. in the process of light absorption by a photocatalyst ,

. >> the more yellow or whitish it is, the hotter it is.pinpoints you to the area of the brain that calls for your attention. and that is the lesion that causes seizures. >> reporter: this technological edge improving lives of patients, like 34-year-old ryan millinger who was diagnosed with epilepsy at 4 years old. >> it was never fully controlled. and the medication was kind of an ongoing adjustment. >> reporter: doctors thought the lesion causing his epilepsy was too close to a part of his brain that processes his ability to speak. they decided not to take the risk of surgery. eight years later, though, when a.i. tech came on the scene, it found there was actually a safe way for doctors to perform the surgery. >> that was such a life-changing experience for me. if they didn't have that, i'd probably, you know, we wouldn't be having this conversation as long as, you know, people kind of advance in a statement, i don't see why it couldn't be an advantage. >> reporter: 75% of healthcare providers expect widespread a.i. adoption in the indust

and if i, if it's detected, it's normally recognized by 3 symptoms with a sore throat fever and whitish deposits in the mouth and throat. so you should be getting my one to protect him from infection. nicholas heading up was isolated and given and fusions to increase the granular sites in his blood. and then come in these somehow a point came that really minute by minute. things got better with drinking, eating then with a headache, cough and everything. um call someone else and whose name was wilma. after a few days, nicholas heading now had recovered and could go home. the side effect he suffered is reportedly far rarer than those caused by other pain killers. doctors say much more widely use medication like ib proof and or dipole for neck, are much more dangerous. i have, i, uh, well, we have only 50 to a 100 cases, a year of the granular side toasters, of which only a fraction di we really have thousands of deaths a year with the other over the counterpane. medications, for example, from gastro, intestinal bleeding from cardiovascular failure, or from kidney failures, that's kind of

and it always whitish scan, it might also look as if someone has sprinkled a little bit of icing, sugar on it. that's usually a classic sign of a fungal infection in guinea pigs. in some cases, the skin fungus can be transmitted to chosen and adults, even when the animal has no symptoms. most of them of how we schools on that's the cheapest. and so the multi categories, it definitely transmissible to human side, but among my clients, i haven't come across it very often. the professor coasting on a bio, however, treated a launch number of cases during the pen demo site and the corporate side. typically, it was an issue then probably because the kids, the spending so much time with that guinea pigs that we had $5.00 to $7.00 cases per months of people being infected by that pets. the 1st step is to use a topical antifungal medication. however, if those costs and information doctors may suspect to bacterial infection rather than a fungal one and prescribe antibiotics. unlike antifungals, these then combat the fungus and it can spread. some patients eventually have to take oral treatment, z

blubber — the, like, pinky, whitish tissue — hormones accumulate there., the black tissue. oh, that's a good one! that's a beautiful one. why is that a beautiful one? i mean, it looks great. it'sjust a good chunk of blubber, and that's very valuable. like, that means that you can probably do the hormone analysis maybe even a couple of times — like, get a couple extractions. analysing this blubber will reveal chemical clues about the health of the animal. the tiny piece of skin provides a genetic profile of each whale that the team studies. whatever isn't needed for analysis will be cryopreserved, kept in very cold storage indefinitely. so, then that's for — just for future analysis? huge projects and, like, collaborations, yeah. it's...the more you do with those samples — it's so hard to get them, especially here in antarctica — that, you know, it's just better practice. and new technologies too as things develop, so samples can be used for things in the future for things we can't even predict. right, right. exactly. for now, the researchers have reserved

this thursday night and you can kind of see it right above the tower there where it starts to get a whitish gray. that is the fog which has been with us this week. yeah, chilly and windy, lawrence. yeah, it's going to really roll far inland. i think overnight tonight we're going to see more fog around the bay area to start out the day. >> on our friday, maybe was more drizzle to we could even see some drizzle inside the bay out there tonight. yeah, the clouds are rolling on shore already push inside the bay bouncing up against the east bay hills. more on the way overnight tonight. temperatures sierra, you can see the effects now as that cool air is working its way all the way inland, even in the interior valleys, good place like livermore and conquered similar temperatures now. and that's because that ocean air is finally made its way well on shore. so we're going to see more of that. of course, we have plenty of clouds all along the california coastline, the bay area, no exception and more on the way. high pressure. well, it's going kind of weaken a little bit. there's a cold front that's

breast, this beautiful, olive—green wing, and a inquisitive, rather, currently rather angry pale whitishst—ever photo that was taken back in 1998. exactly, yes. and here is a painting done by my colleague, jess lund, of the same species, which really beautifully captures its slightly imperious nature. yeah, it looks quite a character. it is! that's perhaps why it's so hard to find. the namuli apalis lives only at high altitudes and right up in the canopy, so finding any trace of it from the ground is quite an effort. we've got pre—recorded calls of the bird from previous - expeditions from the namuli, and we're going to play- the male territorial- song, and even a male and female duet. and if there are any namuli apalis here, sometimes - they will respond. birdsong plays. sometimes, even when they're with the flock, they may showl some curiosity, they might give a burst of calljust _ to announce their presence. they may come have a look. so the hope is that the namuli apalis will hear what you're playing on your iphone and your bluetooth speaker. yes. and come and check it out, because t

would need to fight the case for told them to talk to this is that this has been physicians as a whitish, almost 10 years old to one. it is intended to be a way to give the government power to take the thought compensation you wouldn't have this model was a week, but some other teachers, white people want to say don't amount particularly in the process of acquiring net we set out by all skin with i'll definitely co wind wrong and who might be able to solve its challenges. so if south africa on the decline, i put that question seductive sampling better political sciences at the university of pretoria. so that's a good is on the has not subject to the promise of 1994. and it certainly, i think in many areas under the tide in terms of being able to provide for the people that lives here. so that i think that no mallet, she will be good for south africa. i think the good, i think being this miracle of 1994 and this, you know, relatively peaceful transition from authority to democracy has been a major big heavy yoke to carry for the country. and for the people that lived yet because the expec

are then beaten together with water with air, then all this slurry is squeezed out and a certain whitish consistency is very, very reminiscent of milk. why does it resemble milk? because exactly the same just like in milk, in plant milk, there is a suspension of small fatty particles that take on this white color, that is, in essence. and milk is a suspension of fat, and plant milk is a suspension of fat, but plant milk will contain much more monounsaturated polyunsaturated fatty acids. on the other hand, dairy products will contain much more saturated fatty acids, but more calcium, more vitamin d, and more complete amino acids. no other plant product has the same complete a set of... amino acids that real milk has. as for feeding children under 5 years of age, plant-based milk is not recommended as a replacement for regular milk. in the nutrition of such children under 5 years old, why? because they don’t have enough calcium, not enough vitamin d, not enough amino acids, and despite the fact that today most of these products are fortified, that is, they are enriched with calcium, and vi

here you can see there's a lot of these pores now filled with whitish specks.ed c02. and carbfix says that happens pretty quickly. we're not talking about millions or tens of thousands of years. around about 95% of the c02 was mineralised here within two years in the pilot project. this is incredibly fast, geologically speaking. mammoth is climeworks�* second commercial plant and almost ten times bigger than the last one, collecting 36,000 tonnes of c02 annually, about the same amount as taking 8,000 petrol cars off the road. but it costs a whopping $1,000 to remove just one tonne. what do we mean by removing emissions? among its customers are microsoft, h&m and lego. worldwide, more plants like these are on the way, though they'll still only remove a fraction of what's needed. and despite calls to slash our emissions, the c02 we churn out continues to grow. do you think direct air capture can be an effective tool for removing carbon? we release about a0 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere every year, so this won't make a dent into the big proble

blubber — the, like, pinky, whitish tissue — hormones accumulate there.ke, the black tissue. oh, that's a good one! that's a beautiful one. why is that a beautiful one? i mean, it looks great. it'sjust a good chunk of blubber, and that's very valuable. like, that means that you can probably do the hormone analysis maybe even a couple of times — like, get a couple extractions. analysing this blubber will reveal chemical clues about the health of the animal. for now, the researchers have reserved space for their samples in an old freezer. good morning, folks. it's around 6:15am. heading now 173. it's 4 degrees celsius — or 39 degrees fahrenheit — now with fairly low winds. every day working here is precious — an opportunity to gather data in one of the richest, most productive parts of the southern ocean... everybody good? ..and during this research trip, the team will have just four days in the peninsula. let's go. so, we are going to go that way. chris johnson is from the world wildlife fund. we were going to go this way. now, we're going to go that way.

in russia was never in whitish. however, russia has also made it clear that it does not wish to take part in the burden consult conference. this refusal is a consequence of the federal councils hasty partisanship following the outbreak of the bar in ukraine, and the consequence of switzerland's unreserved acceptance of use actions. the federal council has given to international pressure. this is yet another sign of weakness at anything but neutral, and i personally very much regret this. however, it recently became known as r, for administer explained to the press conference that there was also a 2nd component to russia's non participation. the 2nd was ukraine, did not want russia to be part of the c o our, of the peace process. switzerland is therefore allowing ukraine to dictate who may or may not be invited to this conference. and it is allowing it to turn into a live. so lensky show from the outset with many, and significant important figures on show where major powers such as china, india, brazil, and indonesia

>> it would look relatively whitish-gray.me the pattern.pi'm giving it the >> reporter: these days, he experiments with different kinds of drinking glasses, sheets of glass, and whiskeys from different parts of the world. ⌞> have you ever tried chocolate milk? have you ever tried seven-up, you know? >> i've tried a lot of different alcohols. i found that they have to be aged in a cask. so they have to be in a wooden csk, you know, taking in, you know, all the organic material from the wood into that spirit tat was put in there. tequila, that will work. that will give me some interesting images. vodka won't. >> i mean you have an area of knowledge that probably nobody in the world has. >> yeah. i'm not sure what to do with it, but -- >> reporter: in fact, he's done plenty with it. his whiskey photos have been featured in "the new york times" and in "national geographic." they inspired a published scientific paper. and they're published in a coffee table art book. >> the ignored over the overlooked can have relevance, can have

under this whitish layer, rust still remains, it takes funds and simply masks the rust. well, in orderto sell the ship, retouch the appearance, but rust is all it remains anyway, it will still show through and ruin our lives, or the next owner, perhaps, the emulsion is only suitable as an emergency measure, for example, to make old tools move, but any product based on the long -known and fairly cheap orthophosphoric acid will also work, overpaying, hoping to get more... some protection from the new product is still not worth it, alas, not a miracle. international film week has started in moscow. the main program includes more than 70 films of domestic and foreign production. you can see them in cinemas, parks, squares, museums and even on the roofs of the capital. the opening ceremony took place in the khudozhestvenny cinema. the guest of honor was the people's. russia, director alexey uchitel. and i think that the moscow week, the international film week, will give another impetus to the appearance on the screens. powerful cinema, talented cinema, unusual cinema, if it is both russian

a white stork flies over the whitish forest , the belarusian material of the song veris, if the song solsny da tuma. songs of the partisans, halaya zarya. young may, belarus. our memory follows the forest partisan path. these paths were able to overgrow in the people's fate, the pain of those old hells lives in every heart , small dzetsi khatyns live with us in each of our families. my youth belarus! songs of the partisans, pine trees before the fog, songs of the partisans, and i am the dawn! young! pine trees and fog, songs of partisans, challah ya dawn, my youth, belarus, my youth. belarus, partisan songs, doruman pines, partisan songs, and i am the dawn, my youth. belarus. belarus is a country with a rich and interesting history. this is truly the oldest building, and the most important shrine of our region, the temple in honor of saints boris and gleb, which was built in the 19th century. the columns also have a rich literary history. in this district many poets and writers lived and worked. stones, the architects' idea was to lay out the number of stones that corresponded to the