the thought of old age. no.ow, if we thought so, then, probably, we did not choose this way of life. did nothing happen if we were afraid of old age, it seems to me that this is one secret, how can you be afraid of what? naturally, it is necessary to find some charms in this, and charm is freedom, it costs a lot. what is for you? yes, he doesn’t know, and god forbid, it means, i understand that you, in fact, are trying all the time on wheels, as it were, the more the better try how long ago did this choice happen to you on wheels. well, as soon as we met, that's what happened. how long ago met 30 years ago, he served in the orenburg region, a lieutenant of the classic, simply and got acquainted. we are in a rest house near moscow. he is here on vacation, uh, well, no matter how it is, how they got together right away, how they decided to get married, but the most important thing is that he bought his first car and from there from the orenburg region. came here. well , how to get married, but i no longer wanted h

for those age groups, what should people be doing as they get to these age groups? 65 and older, they are entering the potential of retirement age at 65 and older. or maybe they have already retired. your general guidance when people approach that age? caller: for them, if they are working at a company that has an hr person, go to hr and start having that conversation with your hr folks and figure out what are your options as you approach retirement and once you hit retirement, they will be able to give you options on what you should be looking at doing, whether you need to be working with a financial advisor, what kind of distribution options are available under the plan. that is the best option for you if you are working for an employer that provides that. host: that age group between 30 and 64 is a big spread but your general guidance for that age group? guest: start saving. make sure you are putting those dollars away. every dollar counts. we realize that there are other barriers to that. you may be saving for a home. you may have student loans. there are some g

they are aging. a country likell thailand or iran, they are aging rapidly and we know you want to make the most of your population a healthy long and working life so have you invested in the help of your workers so that time between they might be likely to die or retire is truncated so we want to work as long and healthy as possible and that is investment in your population with huge impacts for economic growth. >> we are living longer, life expectancy is longer, more and more seniors just in the united states alone, what is the effect of that? >> the more we can do to stay healthy as long as we live, the better. the united states, we don't do so well, statistic healthy life expectancy, how long are you living healthy without needing a lot of help in your care? you want that to be as long as possible because living the last ten years of life sick and in need of care obviously has not grown even for women, special security, medicare and etc. >> let's take the third in your subtitle, migration and let'

i think that there is old age, and there is old age. with staying in old age is just like aging.ortunately, old age comes to him. thank you very much yulechka good luck to you. they know the secret to a happy life. wouldn't it work out if we were afraid of old age, it seems to me that this is one of the secrets of retirement is not a sentence, in principle, given the fact that we are so you will starve. they were not afraid to change their lives, how can you be afraid of what? naturally. gotta find it some charms, and charm is freedom victor and svetlana zhukova relate to the fact that you took a risk like that. okay, you are brave, but there is someone nearby who, like the older generation, is always afraid to advise another. yes you? yes, like my mother, thank god, you see, she chewed, she was alive on both, perhaps women, and therefore this is all, this. yes. and my friends were also supportive. and my son was supportive. well, the son is also an adventurer from us scored a little bit. and by the way , if you are such avid, travelers from the moment you met. how is the son? he

yes, but i think it's more interesting to break it down by age group because we know that different age groups vote in different ways and for different parties and so when you see older voters or far more white voters, compared to younger voters which are far more ethnically diverse. we really keep seeing them them pull apart and what they're interested in now, that's not to say all ethnic minorities both the same and that's not the case at all. in fact, we've seen a lot of hispanic voters of younger ages really pull towards the republican party. but i think we're the dysfunctional democracy part comes into play is are we so polarized that we can't get things done. and that's what i think is happening. does that affect our traditions and our teaching of civics that type of thing as well? i think it should and what i mean by that is you know, who we are as a nation and who any country is as a nation. comes out of constantly having a conversation about who we are and it's okay to keep having that conversation. it's actually constructive and it keeps building and reinforcing democracy to h

cindy joseph started acting at the age of 49. after she decided to stop painting over her gray hair, she is now 63 daphne self 83 years old is regularly filmed for fashion magazines. she has three children and several grandchildren. she has never done plastic surgery in this series , and her ordinary russian woman , married for 44 years, two adult children, ordinary household chores, health care, struggle with diabetes by example. she proves that even in old age you can live a full life, start something new and feel in demand alone with everyone model olga kondrashova hello olga sergeevna glad to welcome you to our studio, how does it feel ? that's such a pioneer, or what? i would say anyway, but in our country, because it was not very fashionably accepted, in general, this is such a new direction. i would say in the global modeling business that there are age models? i myself am surprised. well, i don’t perceive it as something, but of course, it’s joyful. and when something turns out, this is the moment of creativity. this is w

they are aging. if we have a country that's aging really rapidly we know that if you want to make the most of your population you need a healthy long working life. have you invested in the health of your workers so that time yframe when they are likely to die and retire is trumpuated there. that'sh. having a huge impact on economic growth. >> we are living longer. expectancies are living longer. more seniors. >> the more we can do too stay healthy as along as we live the better where he didn't do so well in the united states. how long you live without help. you want that to be as long as possible. the last ten years in life and need of care even women as caregivers and s system set ups. >> professor, let's take the third in your subtitle migration. let's focus it on the united states which is a hub. >> yes, one thing in the book a lot of people say migration is not safe. it's actually rare in the world. it visible change. we are moving towards an older population. we need to support people exiting th

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there is no age limit? okay. i just want to make sure that there wasn't an explicit age in my concern. >> no. there is not an explicit age limit. >> i watched several times. what exactly are you up here, leatherwood? you know there is an explicit age limit in the law at the time as the other representative notes, but there is no age limit here. now, on the other men you heard talking there is democrat mike stored. he called the bill, get out of jail free card for people who are basically committing statutory rape. again, sounds bad to me. also, what? again, just to be clear, this is not an abstract concern. there are people out there with fringe religious beliefs who would take advantage of such a loophole. for example, there is the story, someone infamous, a religious fanatic, president of the church of jesus christ allotted a saint, not to be confused with the irregular morgan mormon church. he is accused of having wives who are under age. back in 2007, he was charged, and convicted on charges of facilitating t

is that realistic in this day and age? i’m moderation. is that realistic in this day and age? realistic in this day and age? moderation. is that realistic in this da and ace? �* ., , ., this day and age? i'm not sure. that was mentioned _ this day and age? i'm not sure. that was mentioned today. _ this day and age? i'm not sure. that was mentioned today. but _ this day and age? i'm not sure. that was mentioned today. but before i this day and age? i'm not sure. that i was mentioned today. but before when he was saying he was going to buy twitter and of course it then took him a few days to muscle up 335 billion, he said democracy, free speech is the bedrock of democracy. and that's what he was violent. will be interested in which way does. he's very worried that twitter cancels people. the most famous being donald trump. eddy�*s wrote about people not being free to say what they really think. how with the world shouting at each other, i don't know. i imagine the company will be taken privately. he'll hire some very good people from silicon valley and you might change everythin

vera has age spots.the morning i remain a mirror, i look to wash my face and my whole face i don’t like the spotted one at all, in general it turns out that i somehow look old, i bought it straight, i use a repellent lotion, but they don’t go away. now vera is afraid that even the spring sun can harm her skin, and there will be even more age spots. i came to your program to ask how to protect the skin from the sun. rays, how to get rid of these age spots on the face vera in our studio come to us, please, good morning. good morning knit, please, why did the sun not please you? well you you know, i often go to the sea with my girlfriends. well , we always do, and lately i've noticed. well , there are spots on the body, but when they appear, they have already appeared on the face. this is generally uncomfortable. wait while sunscreen is used. this, of course, this is already even in winter, they did not come to me. i would like to know, that's what's wrong, maybe these are the age changes so menopause or we

age of 70. happens today, 71% of the u.s. senators we have currently serving would be out of a job so that is something to think about. >> by the way the smile, i love that idea. we would cut out a lot of the chat right away. on aging, i get the delicate conversation as said, but the political situation in this country, i don't think it's delicate, it's indelicate, they simply want the old out of touch leadership and republicans pay attention to this but diane feinstein, serious concerns about her cognitive ability. senators in congress and fall asleep on the floor daily. there's a reason there's only one camera in the gallery. if they are half-asleep are fully asleep leaders, this is a problem. >> first of all i can tell you if i were on the congressional floor, i think i would fall asleep occasionally as well but where she was talking about age limit, to be president as a minimum age and why? anyone with a brain doesn't believe until their young 20s, make sure the president is competent and ex

toddlers under the age of 5.ity exception for nypd but if you are a special player on the new york nets you qualify for a vaccine exception. anyone fired should get their job back with back pay. >> where did we lose our way instead of putting science first? now we have all of these political decisions. >> the rhetoric coming out of dr. fauci and the cdc put parents and children into the state of fair. the young children are the least at risk for covid and least likely to pass on the virus. we need to take masks off children and put americans first. >> up next a big announcement from laura really. stay there. it's coming. with my hectic life, you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions, and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. [♪♪] did you know you can address one of the root causes of aging well invested. by targeting all the

age.is 3.5-10 235 normal? well, that is, again, medicine does not stand still, somehow everyone takes preventive care of health and beauty, but other things, that is, we are there, if we want to look much younger than we really are. uh, psychological says that u now have figures in marriages divorces, uh, more than 70 percent of people already. so for 2-3 years it’s the same age or it’s a matter that it’s not because of the age difference they get divorced, so it’s not, the reason for separation and breakups there are many other reasons, if people, uh, found each other, if they comfortable, then why why not there is an opinion that a loving man, he does not see, does not notice the age of his adored woman. and even then, she's getting old. he doesn't notice it. it really does work. it's really. so again it is important to understand that you cannot promise all men. e men. e hmm, let's say before the age of 30, a man initially has more sex than a relationship, it's just that at 30-35, both

the vote of everybody over the age of 45, i think everybody over the age of 40. so if not for zoomers. and also millennials so you know which by the way will will account for 40% of the electorate in 2024. if not for those two groups. arizona georgia pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin vote red okay, so and those and those five states donald trump won the vote of everybody over the age of 45, i think everybody over the age of 40. it was a 20-point average margin and those five states among people under 30 of which zoomers aren't all of them, but they're a big chunk of that deliver the presidency. we saw the same thing in georgia and the special election. we do not have our first african american supreme female supreme court justice without this generation. we don't right. we don't have obviously a democratic senate or democratic house without this generation and one of the things i'm constantly reminding young people work tired we're struggling is think of what you've already done. so your question was has president biden and the administration delivered everyth

you went to college at age 13 . went to medical school at age 13. two masters degrees as a rhodes scholar from oxford . you work in rwanda with hiv-aids patients. you've been in public health and on national and international scene. and you're very humble about it when you recount this in the book . for example you talk about going to college at age 13 you say because i was only 13 when i was going to college i o was smart and it had more to do with money. explain how that could bethe case . >> that's a part of my bio that i tried to not tell people because my age was something that for me was a point of shame for so many years. i didn't want to them to know how old i was and i'll explain. when i was a preteen, this is again around the time i was 10, 11, 12, 13. money was what my parents were worried about all the time . we struggled with it. we were fortunate at some point to be granted political asylum and were able to stay in the country but we struggled so much with money that my parents ended up sending back my little sister to china when my si

just to be clear the retirement age is 62 and he wants l retirement age is 62 and he wants why is atd in france and it was controlled because of covid and so he wants to make that again and he also proposed that there should be mandatory work for people receiving low income allowance and so it was a very right—wing campaign and i think it could have helped him... not helped, but helped him losing his advance in his support. his but helped him losing his advance in his su ort. ,. ., ., his support. his critics and even his support. his critics and even his sunporters _ his support. his critics and even his supporters would _ his support. his critics and even his supporters would say - his support. his critics and even his supporters would say that i his support. his critics and even | his supporters would say that he his support. his critics and even i his supporters would say that he is a political shape shifter. it can dip into the left, he can dip into the rightand in dip into the left, he can dip into the right and in certain aspects he has taken very socialist and even communist

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do not envy, son to shave, daughter began to dress, mine old age is peeking.man says so, it means that everything is just beginning for them, that switching begins, all sorts of adventures begin. hello olga vladimirovna well, how did you call us? i was very scared, but i ran. your wife endured anesthesia quite hard, and i was very worried about her heart, but now everything is over. unfortunately, she will completely recover, she will no longer be able to walk, and only thank you dad, you go, and i'll wait here. how do you want? i can't. here you asked. thank you you have already started looking apartment? now it is not difficult in any way before. remember, 10 years lived in rented apartments? of course i do, how can you forget that? especially when we were kicked out into the street in winter, lenka was still small then . i lie and that's it, i remember something. and to me here after all. no one came but you. it's terrible when no one needs you at my age. do you still love me? what it is? endless problems solution 7-minute simple, which takes all the time a

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aging formally and 4-a aging policy briefing, and while there, we were able to speak with the staff of speaker pelosi's office and senators feinstein and padilla, their offices. and just so you know, i mentioned this last month but will just reiterate that the things that are important to u.s. aging are the same things that are important to us. it's around making sure there is enough money for home and community-based services, it is recognizing that we have a workforce problem. there are all kinds of ideas that are running around in d.c. one is maybe there needs to be a national task force to address this issue. another one is maybe we should consider our immigration policies and recognize that many people who come here are doing this care giving and they should be afforded the same rights as everyone else. and there was also a lot of talk about isolation and what are we doing about that? but for the most part, there was all kinds of questions around the budget asks, money for the workforce problem, money to shore up home and community-based services, and money to help bridge the tech

of course, of course, uh , you need to combine at any age and adults go older, of course, thanks, butus vaccine. we talked to the head of the department of scientific and technical activities, rostov or microbiology and parasitology of rospotrebnadzor victoria aga dispose to the lower feelings of love. we look at the history of russia in the application or on the website free without registration. any modern motorist blogger restored with the help of artificial intelligence a film of the early twenties of the last century shot on the streets of america and europe during restoration, the video editor stabilized the picture, evened out the speed, improved brightness, and removed scratches from the video dust. well done, she rides quietly next to cars and motorcycles. horse-drawn carts, bicycles, pedestrians. by the way, there were much, modern despairs. pay attention to the road they crossed where they please instead of traffic lights, traffic was regulated by policemen, and on the canals of venice, the traffic controller was not found as a result of traffic jams and boats. it's time to

aging formally and 4-a aging policy briefing, and while there, we were able to speak with the staff of speaker pelosi's office and senators feinstein and padilla, their offices. and just so you know, i mentioned this last month but will just reiterate that the things that are important to u.s. aging are the same things that are important to us. it's around making sure there is enough money for home and community-based services, it is recognizing that we have a workforce problem. there are all kinds of ideas that are running around in d.c. one is maybe there needs to be a national task force to address this issue. another one is maybe we should consider our immigration policies and recognize that many people who come here are doing this care giving and they should be afforded the same rights as everyone else. and there was also a lot of talk about isolation and what are we doing about that? but for the most part, there was all kinds of questions around the budget asks, money for the workforce problem, money to shore up home and community-based services, and money to help bridge the tech

yes, this is aging. he's already an old man for his age. simply lead to premature development of age- associated diseases, when we can see infa. there and up to 30 years old, for example dmitry you were afraid to hear these diagnoses, but there are problems. they need to be resolved. how are you going to do this to start losing weight. well, you understand that all this is happening now because of your leni. yes, i don’t understand, you can overcome this unfortunate laziness. yes i can his brothers. yes, as a friend, believe, believe. yes, you will take it. yes, i will even be near him here to walk constantly in every place to pull himself together and lose weight, he has no motivation at all . continued in a couple of minutes. the tv viewer recognized diana as her niece when she looked at the program and said. you know, it's very similar if diana finds out the secret of her birth. it is interesting for me to see the external similarity, genetic predisposition and, in general, to communicate with relatives. it's who she's not sure, she said

you got the video game console which you can play with others your age. the social aspect of video games is very important for boys in particular. you've got the tv on playing adolescent tv shows you have music that you could be listening to you're creating what in 2010 was called the daily me. the daily me. which is a world that is highly reflective of who you are or you aspire to be what you desire yourself to be is the daily me and you've got the power now. to manufacture this reality in your room if you don't like something coming something coming through. these these media the inputs you just block it and you unfriend that person. you're able to screen out the disagreeable. the contrary the disruptive the thing that heightens your anxiety. gone the things that provide comfort and warmth and fun they can come in. that's what they were able to create at at age 15 in their room. it was a utopian space. how nice and if only i could have done that. i was 15 dog on it, you know in 2008. i was exactly 15 years old. so this is all this is all very vivid and

you need to improve everything from 8 weeks of age to finish, uh, up to 15 weeks.he twentieth week, these parameters can be shifted, and when we say that the vaccine is indicated for children under 2 years old, then we are talking about what to vaccinate the child. preferably before this age after two years, the relevance of this vaccination, but significantly reduced. here you are they said it was a vaccine. yes, it will still be an intramuscular injection. thanks to our son's anastasia, and it differs in that, since she is nailed, that is, the virus of murders. she might be inside the mouse, right? it will be a slope, it will not be a drop, it will be a prick, but it will be safer. and over it, more and more effectively, victoria, here the covid taught us. we are all a bit of a virologist, and uh, rotavirus infection strains, probably not one. that's what it protects your son from, and today there are compasses in the world. ruet taxis, and rotavirus and just these six days, a dominating devastation. after these three hundred will be submitted to our will there b

and this spring also changes their width height from here in age.es, but the jeans themselves, of course, remain. but what kind of jeans will be in trend. maria sotnik knows this best of all in the spring and will now tell us. finding those jeans in this fashion season is easy. let's start with the most unexpected, we didn't expect them, but they returned from the zero low-rise jeans. these are just tears of fashion critics. here, you especially need to be careful, because such things are, of course, super will look at the young and daring. uh, for girls of an elegant age, you need to pay attention to the unsteady zone we get because of the cramps, but remember, the lower the waist, the longer the top, which is absolutely impossible when we take such low-waisted jeans to show the belly completely tucked up in these jeans use some very, uh, short tops in second place on the patchwork denim hit parade and be surprised by the rhinestones, if everyone was careful with them before, now we come off in full blouses from flashy brocade jackets and lace are

and | think it will— age? that's a very good question. and i think it will be _ age?interesting whenever the time is we might get to hear from interesting whenever the time is we might get to hearfrom boris himself about what has happened, about how he would answer that question himself, but for a long time he was under the guidance of a former tennis player and then his manager, an extremely successful businessman who earned boris an enormous amount of money. there were deals coming left, right and centre, and he was such a big star, he was so exuberant, he had so much charm, everybody loved him, and he has a wonderful sense of humour. and everybody also knows he is very, very generous, he always wanted to buy gifts and presents for everybody, so there was a lot to the character of the man, but i think we would like to get to the bottom of what went wrong and why it has unfolded the way it has an, when you are a great star and an icon and everybody wants a piece of your time and they want to throw contracts at you, it is a lot for a 17—year—old to take in, and life p

because everyone has their own age, and for each age there are moments that you need to enjoy and enjoye people, uh, what are they afraid of in the external, so to speak, expressed in age, it seems to them that this is somehow their chances for happiness are decreasing. you know, for some luck, for the fact that youth seems to be subject to it. bye. you look like a hammer as soon as you get old. well, they say nobody needs you anymore. hmm no, i don’t think so, because, but there are many examples where older people are much happier than our youth . here, uh, even the same thirty-year-olds. what's on their minds? the problem is only problems, but to take it, but the elderly person who is there, well, has already retired, that he has problems only if he is financial, and so the person is already calm. do you feel calm or are you closer to a 30-year-old who has many problems, probably closer to a 30-year-old who has your problems. well, in general, as it were, uh, i came across a problem with them, solving, that is, as they come in , everything is solved. eh, there is no impossible proble

i'm only 11 times your age. speaking of age terribly tragic.me time, it is quite usual for youth ambitions to fail novel drugs. and now the girl is already on the roof my condolences after what happened she was driven to suicide. here it is necessary to create a group and investigate. the city is suffocating from crime, there are not enough operatives for serious cases. and you offer me to remove people from robbery and murder in order to deal with the problems of an unbalanced student. vera her name was vera and she was killed. we killed her granddaughter. alice have you been studying all night? why did i put music on myself at your age. it is necessary to enjoy life with the guys to meet. what about you, do you work? goodbye? all the best. sorry tell me where is the office of the secretary of the fund, veteranov semyonov or something olegchenevich? hello, what fate? remember the corps and why so few viewers has a single uncle dad these boys and girls died. sounds like it happens sometimes. unfortunately, the best battle is the one that manage

at the age of 30, jesus actually challenges society, he embarks on the age-old traditions of his people bold act. he quits his job, leaves his family and goes into the desert. how could the relatives perceive this, most likely, they decided that jesus had gone crazy, and the neighbors just familiar. they immediately hung labels, demoniac brawlers friend of sinners. remember the phrase there is no prophet in his native land, people from nazareth could not believe that a person who grew up before their eyes suddenly called himself the son of god. the familiar image of a neighbor prevented them from seeing his essence. in the gospel of mark, perhaps the earliest uh, a rather restrained reaction is mentioned briefly and in the first place. there is reason to believe that the reaction was restrained on the part of the brothers. could consider that after all it is not reasonable enough behavior. insufficient reasonable may not be adequate enough could be considered too much. but jesus doesn't seem to notice. he does the will. god's first, he goes to john the baptist and receives baptism in th

okay, come on, at our age. at what age did your age prevent you from bringing a mistress here.it , there was nothing, but i don't believe you, i don't believe you. and that we will feed like this. yes, but we won't mix food at our age. you just won't come near me. oh yeah, okay, think about it, good night. gordeev well, can you explain to me exactly what we are looking for here? kolya if i knew, if i knew, if i knew, i would be sitting in my office. human well, who is our specialist frolov? here we ask him. maybe we can eat some more? well, isn't that enough? hello mikhalych listen for a long time, no money will work out. for this business. no, well, to improve life can be said in economic terms. only urgently a person needs to go and that's it. in the household you say, and how much more do you need one and a half? i will find for you. it turns out that samoilov staged his death, killed someone, put a corpse in the bath, pulled out two teeth of the corpse, so that their special signs coincided. we were lucky one tooth in the bathhouse found gordeev it turns out samoilov is ali

who said in this age where we feel religion is already fraying in the victorian age. people find a lot of chaos going on. it was a time of great change. in victorian england railroads coming along industrialization happening a lot of you know populations becoming on the fringes of existence. and he said converse with the ancients okay. the great writers of greece and rome and all through shakespeare has a steadying influence. upon you in the present. okay, it gives you a framework to take in the rush. of news current events big changes going on from day to day you need you need that steadying influence. that's what civilization just call it civilization. can give you fall in love and to be rejected going to happen. okay. you know if you've got the story of dido and aeneas. if you've got odysseus leaving calypso and her her mournfulness. the great stories of love and disappointment probably up to the great gatsby. it just gives you. a reservoir of understanding doesn't it's not that it makes you feel better less rejected, but it gives you a place to interpret what what

he knew god from a young age.is strong, when you -- specially in the high places if you will, in entertainment world, where there are places of influence. it is like, i heard the saying higher level, higher devil, there is a strongery -- seducing. >> he was young too. >> i don't know if you saw that long lonely, you can be around a whole lot of people and adored by many yet you feel so lonely, he was trying to find his place. god in a sense and i think he fell into some self medication, and something trying to figure it out. it was hard for me as a mom to watch because, you have to let your kids make mistakes. and i can't control his every move. when she has -- he had that fame and that favor. he was still a minor when he was you know as a teenager go through, that i was a single mom traveling. i could try to take his phone away or something if we would misbehave. it is like how do i -- what -- i can't ground him. you can't do your concert tonight? how hard is to to discipline a teenager. >>> surrounded by a group

lifestyle from an early age to eat right from an early age to engage in physical education and sports. this is probably hard to do. and he does not make it difficult. i'm now watching for young teenagers, but not how many for them, how many mothers they do not understand? that if they don’t give a teenager an idea, they won’t get anything. children what children love to play. children like to run, children don't like to study. today, children still love it. unfortunately all these video games and so on, which are replaced and a lot of things need to be explained to the child, why does he do this or that? the child needs to be ignited. unfortunately, we are trying to give our children a gentle environment and everything goes to the fact that 20 percent of obese children today 4 percent in school are very seriously obese. these are teenagers who cannot climb the floor without shortness of breath, who already have arterial hypertension at the age of 13-14. and it's not because he's sick kidneys because he is thick he does not move. we see conscripts, when we read in the official press th

we are not living in the stone age. just up the road, we heard _ living in the stone age. just up thee stone age. just up the road, we heard of another- living in the stone age. just up the road, we heard of another rape - living in the stone age. just up the i road, we heard of another rape case. it is being investigated by the police. this is the house a woman was taken to and assaulted. upstairs, the bedroom where she was later killed. it's a disturbing scene. on the mirror, a message in lipstick. tortured by unknown people, buried by russian soldiers, it says. out in the garden, we were shown her grave. a day after we went, ukrainian police exhumed her body. you note, we are told, was left by a separate unit of russians who found her body and buried her here. they later told a neighbour, oksana, about the dead woman. translation:— oksana, about the dead woman. translation: , ., , ., translation: they told me she had been ra ed translation: they told me she had been raped and _ translation: they told me she had been raped and that _ translation: they told me she had been raped and

like do you realize the average age of the senate is 64. average age. and i'm not saying that they can't do their job. i'm just saying how invested are you in the future of the planet if you will be leaving soon, you know. no, i know how i treat the urinal at disney world. that's not my house. and just to be clear, just to be clear people are like that is ageism, no, i'm not saying that being younger guarantees your brain works, okay. like look ahmad son, is he 26 and having delusions of cocaine and or gees in congress, that isn't a real thing, people in congress aren't having or gees and if they were, they would probably be terrible. i respectfully remind the gentle lady from minnesota that they is out of order. the gentlemen from montana was supposed to go second. and as for me, i yield the remainder of my time. i got a lot more excited than i thought. a lot more. all right. let's move on to some sports news it is nba playoff season. that magical time of the year when its league's best players battle it out for the championship and the knicks go on th

even today , many men do not work at this age.re no poor health in the nikonov family , and because of their weakness they could not give the child to an orphanage. perhaps there was another reason in the biography it is written that matrona was the youngest fourth child. maybe they only wanted to have three. again, we look at the documents in the family of dmitry and natalya nikonov, eight children were born. four of them died in infancy. matrona pelageya mikhail and ivan is another mikhail and ustinya, in general, in the life of the description there are four children, as well as according to the documents, but matrona was not the youngest matrona was not born to a large family. because at the time of the appearance of matrona semeynikonov, there was a child today, a girl of 10 years old, a family with one child in any way the peasant family was, on the contrary, an exception, that is, matrona was most likely the second child in the nikonov family. but, surprisingly, her name is not mentioned in any document. in the documents th

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old age assistance. oaa, old age assistance, and aide to dependent children. social security is passed in 1935. social security act passed in 1935. what if you are 65 or 70 years old when the legislation is passed? you obviously are too old probably or even unable to work so you can't contribute, you can't get into the system, but you still need help. that's the purpose for the oaa. people who get sort of caught in between when the social security program is going to start. the law was passed in 1935. deductions from paychecks doesn't really start until 1937 and benefits -- they thought officially the benefits would not start until 1942 and they later changed that and upped it to 1940, so my point is you are going to have needy people before they can get real money from social security. how do you do that? you do it with the old age assistance. what do you do with households where there is no breadwinner, there is no father or husband, a person that can get into social security by working and contributing? what do you do with a mother and two children in 1935

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