is not even in delhi, where we met, agra, so that, well, it’s about 300 km from delhi, so the girls met a coldip, and he was very surprised. what are you doing here? i'm like, what are you doing here? in general, how it would have been a very surprising meeting, but we, in principle, didn’t even attach much importance to it. then there was another episode when i broke my arm, when i was driving the bike, he was sitting behind me, he seemed to be teaching me how to drive the bike, but some unfortunate situation happened, that an animal jumped out onto the road and i, so as not to hit it, i turned sharply and crashed into a pole, and accordingly, my arm was cut in half, thank god, it was a closed fracture, so he was very pale, then he looked like a european. it’s clear that kuldeep was very worried about tatyana, so i took care of all the treatment, support, and expenses for medications. tatyana admitted that it was this concern that played a key role. we return to the very surprise room that our heroine promised to surprise me with. is this what you wanted to show me? yes, the fact i

gallery of the university of culture, and dozens of works at the graduate school of the numar azerki. agra-intellectual complex of the minsk region is growing significant papain, as well as an emphasis on the development of the bird-bad, letak, agrakombinat dziarzhynskiy izvodzitsya new aspects for growth and innovation poultry meat in the krupsk region. and the salgorsk poultry factory will be an innovative hoop farm, new investment projects and a commercial broiler enterprise. sunny is the most important thing in the agro-industrial complex in terms of creativity, and this is 20% of all poultry meat that is harvested in our country. the warehouse has 6 branches, one of the most popular products on the market is deep products, food products, and culinary products. numerous implementations of investment projects have been completed within 70 new working months. in 2025 it is planned to implement a new project for the construction and operation of a broiler fattening site with a capacity of 18 thousand tons of meat in live weight per year. flower, cottage cheese, oils, crushed and richly raw, all from m

family chestnuts, life with a simple agra. the government was elected by the minsk region. of peramozhskaya became home to shyla, from the barysaўskaga district. young fathers andrey and yulia are raising two sons in the central region, and will be presenting themselves at the republican finals. tym o'clock ablasny stage of the competition ab'yadnaў 18 family teams, u tym lіku shmatdzetnyh. on the basis of the adpachynka in the krupskiy district, they presented calaryt padworks. a yashche salvaged on a rustic maneuver with gardening equipment, they said maystar-class. the pancakes were ripened in the well after they had been soaked by the trenches. victoria azaranka fell to 16 ranks in the new ranking, the female tennis player recorded her performance plus three slots, and all aryn sabalenka became the third racket of the planet performing in berlin. she floated on the belarusian sports topic of the matchball football section this year. staetsta in the avant-garde of the spartans. zhodzenskaya tarpeda is a lidar for the season, and all other months go out from the minsk dyn

eventually, when this programme really kicks off, we're going to be doing the entire city of agra.m, which is the distance from here to athens. you know, i want to have a go. absolutely. i know i want you to have a go because i'm tired. 0k! so much like a lawnmower. ijust want you to push it at whatever pace you want to go. just like mowing a lawn. and just dead straight if i can. now, of course, it's very bumpy. do what you can to keep it straight. so now we're collecting data, and what we're doing is essentially like taking a knife and cutting through the ground and seeing everything that's there. this manual unit is much less damaging than using a heavy vehicle, and the radar can collect more detailed data than air surveys. the painstaking legwork is the unglamorous side of archaeology, but it's all worth it if you find something. so as we go down deeper, we're going down through time. so it's like peeling back layers of the past. what's really interesting is as i go down deeper and deeper, can you start seeing that there's some linear features there that start popping out? yes,

some european based agra chemical companies also continue to sell pesticides funds and the you in south america and beyond pesticides containing power quite a weed killer manufactured by syngenta link to parkinson's disease that has been banned in the e u since 2007 for example, and actually seen the 2nd most widely used type of site in the us. it cannot be that, that you hold still such double standards that it allows corporations to produce inside to in your products. it has long bend. in order to export, it's around the world to countries like from ukraine to ship now to south africa, to brazil, and do incredible harm to people, communities, and to the environment at large. with so many health and environmental drawbacks associated with fantastic pesticides. the question is, do we need them to minister for life? do not grow chemical since soft of sick? well, boyfriend just real farming production is rocketed in the decades that followed. but it's devastating populations of bees and other pollinators, destroyed soil and contaminated water. a new generation of pesticides, like those be

rubles are in fact buried, you can’t prepare something halfway, and so here at the site in telekhani agrahas been carried out, it will have absolutely no effect, in the end we must force it all. remake, force to get the effect of this reclaimed territory. obviously, the farmer's land will be taken away. take squares and don't use them. by design, this is a violation of the law. agricultural enterprises sometimes complain that the return from billions of acres of land is decreasing year after year. and, of course, the miliorators are to blame for this. the same ones. it’s true that the harvest is being affected by the mismanagement of farmers. mostly these lands belong to agricultural organization, but some of them belong to farms on various eternal rights. so, control measures showed that part of the land of one of the farms, on which land reclamation work was carried out , is not used in economic circulation. thus, land users violate the legal requirements regarding the non- use of land conservation. this is because these areas may become overgrown with weeds and small shrubs again, and

sacaron a la nina del agua y comenzaron a reanimar la agra en ajo de trafico en cuando mayor le ninaestaba viva. >> ambos padres son medicos. >> salvaron la vida de mila porque estan certificados en resucitacion cardiopulmonar, pero para asistir a un nino que ha tragado mucha agua, cualquier persona puede aplicar la re resucitacion con las manos los bebes que tienen meses o poco mas de un ano se hace asi. >> le miras al pecho. >> si el pecho no esta moviendo, no esta respirando. >> lo vamos a hacer con dos dedos y tu puedes empezar las compresiones aqui en el medio del pecho, asi cuando los ninos son un poco mas grandes vas a coger la linea del pecho y medio y vas a la palma de la mano e empujar para abajo de 100 a 120 veces al minuto. >> la tecnica de respiracion boca a boca deben practicarla quienes tengan una preparacion certificada. >> de acuerdo con los cdc, el ahogamiento es la principal causa de muerte entre los ninos de 1 a 4 anos y por eso la importancia de que los adultos supervisen todo el tiempo a los ninos, tengan rejas alrededor de las piscinas y, muy importante, los ni

best to you, but it could be a potential improvement over some of our existing welfare programs that agra ripple and don't get me wrong. i'm grateful for him, but i kind of look back on those programs and food stamps and all that the same way that i look back on the final season, a game of thrones. i'm still glad that it exists, but it could have and should have been. so much better, we deserve better. you be as actually not a new idea in america, you can trace it back to one of our founding fathers, thomas paint, you know, the guy who 1st convince people that american independence might be a good idea. he's not the only one. martin luther king junior was for you. we are. one of answers, seems to me, is, are guaranteed to annual income, a guaranteed minimum income for all people. and pro pamela is about 1969. richard nixon even proposed an actual plan to congress, let us place a floor under the income of every family with children in america. and without those, the meanings souls fire, when your friends for human dignity, that's all like the lights, a welfare of welfare children of the da

so people here go the across among the wide trees and shrubs, agra ecologist, grab yeah, that good works for the ne, slow food and agro biodiversity society, or the next task for shopped. the n g o wants to preserve that, he just traditional kind of duration nutritional practices. so if we look at the, with the indigenous communities have manage the a foot system, you will see a component of diversity where you will see that it's in the system in the of the system. there's multi cropping, where a variety of grubs see if we do uh, to a mapping exercises. we have found that a community have about more than $202.00 foot loans. just a few years ago. there was more diversity according to service by and that's fine. but slash and burn. ford is cleared and i'm increasingly heavy. the info have both taken their toll on the soil. in the 1990s, the lucas on most of non co, started calculating dress to own a living. it's useful lives to feed, to make boot and fuel. but this morning go to has severely degraded destroyed body. so football, i need to have you got up when able to walk me, who is a high

that is, this is not so western. the girls with whom i studied, also foreigners, were walking around agraid not even attach much importance, then there was also an episode when i broke my arm while i was driving the bike, he was sitting behind me, he seemed to be teaching me how to drive the bike, but some unfortunate situation happened, the fact that an animal jumped out onto the road, and in order not to hit it, i turned sharply in the lane. very i was worried about tatyana, so i took on all the treatment, support, and expenses for medications. tatyana admitted that it was this concern that played a key role. we return to the very surprise room that our heroine promised to surprise me with. is this what you wanted to show me? yes. the thing is that i have an indian husband, they are used to going to such toilets, indians, in principle, besides the fact that he is also from india, he is also a yoga instructor, and accordingly he knows the physiology of this heritage, and i thought yogis just don’t look for easy ways, why is that? no, the fact is that when you squat 10 times a day, you wi

leading aristocrats, the late republic, in late to imprison since here in particular, the gardens of agra, pina. dated approximately 2000 years ago. okay. i'll just say this site would have started out as a residence and then being converted ref, phenomena room. but the find isn't welcomed by all. this area is being transformed into pedestrian nice piazza with an underground tunnels because a project is supposed to finish in december. of this discovery may push that deadline back is the plan is to cassidy studies and disassemble the brother and ruins and reconstruction nearby, to allow visitors to understand the entire history of the ancient landscapes of the vast can area. charlie on to the out is there. right, that's it for that news bulletin. i'm just going washington. thanks for watching. news continues here on out of to counting the cost the of the sum of thunderstorms, and that is what they all have been wandering around the alps recently. and more generally, the central part of europe have been and will be gigantic. they've caused some damage from the sides of hail and from the fer

on the search for, you know, i think and all the mixed of all the drugs, the adderall and the via agra. maybe just to a been interesting for he got 3 agreed was built on this one. when trump called his on a loser and a sucker on the video you went to the want to send it to one. can you choose your game for or 2 words for sort of general more towards the decades. is there a bunch of losing instructors? my son is home is, is not a soccer soccer. you're those you, by the way, by this one wasn't killed in action. so i don't know why they're talking about a military symmetry. his son died of a brain tumor for both aside reality about the us military isn't something we need to life of the other. all taking on a debate between 2 center will do. it's in the queue for their lunch in a nursing home in reality. and the u. s. military is facing a crisis, not just in recruitment, over 70 percent of us, males or military age are 2 fact diabetic or retarded. stephen joined the army, but there's also a crisis in things like suicide. $17.00 suicide today among veterans, and guess well, since $9114.00 t

, hello, doctor, my name is mikhail vasin, the city of tula, i have been sick for a long time near agraw the diet that was recommended to me. doctors. please tell me, if i, for example, completely follow a diet, will i be able to get rid of gout attacks without taking pills anymore? thank you. how does gout relate to gout? i'll tell you, you don't have much hope for this option. well, first of all, diet. in those times when you and i were prescribed a diet, we were told that we should not eat meat, we should not eat canned fish, and so on and so forth. that is, what it contains. from purine and stimulates the deposition of uric acid in the joint, which causes terrible pain. today we are talking about nothing special, just a normal, reasonable diet with an emphasis on vegetables, with an emphasis on fruits, with an emphasis on fish-chicken, a small amount of dairy products, whole grain grains, that's really all. the main thing is not to be overweight like you, the main thing is calorie content. still, to have less than 2000 calories, and this is important, here is proper nutrition, we wi

seliga from the great succession of pryvolny agra. they need to remove more than 200 g of barley. the culture sat down earlier for astatnyae. hourly harvesters are being used for fire, many of them are new. yesterday, the keys were handed over to the young mechanic alexander shustsikav. wu getim season yon pratsue ў tandem with zhonkay, dyspecharyam getaga z pradenpredstvstva. the kambain is new, of course, geta plus. daluchatstsa i astatniya gaspadarki. 300 tons of sweet yagada per year. the shchuchansky region has established the production of strawberries using unique technology. in special seasonal chicks, their products bloom above the ground in patches at a height of a meter. yes, kozhnaga kaliva padvedzeny sprinkling palіў. for such people, the first berry dries up early in the morning, and the next berries are collected from the end of the pot. there are plantations and covered soil. grand succession is exparta aryentavanya. belarus. the berries grow amal 100 specially. report by yury karnyalovich. these extraordinary chickens were scattered throughout several kilometers o

bills are felt in every corner in america and every field and pasture and every grocery store and agrae pass today will have ripple effects for years to come. >> i don't think we are close to getting a farm bill done until the folks who are negotiating the farm bill who are realistic what is doable in a restrained environment. >> bret: time now for "common ground" segment joining us tonight is michael bennet and kansas republican senator roger marshall. thanks for being here. i know you are at a field hearing in burlington drought and permanent on agriculture. i want to talk about the farm bill and what you hope to see develop there. i do want to ask you about a couple other things. first, the border. it's going to be a big issue, immigration, border security at the debate on thursday. both of you have talked at different times about the border in different ways. senator marshall, first to you, how do you see it and the concerns you have on the issue? >> well, look, you know, back home, even in kansas, we're not a border state. but we feel like one. we lose kansans every day to fentany

and it does sort of agra vat that sense out there, though, that things maybe are softening up more thanon, but it feels as if you're never fully satisfied with the perfection of the data flow. i do think yeelsdz lower. disinflationary actions across the yield, rereversal in copper, in oil, in these things that had people a little worried that we were in this different regime. all that stuff works in the fed's favor. i do think we're going to have one week from tomorrow is the decision on the fed. and they're going to have this to work with. all the market stuff in front of us to work with. i also feel they're not consumed with the idea we have loose financial conditions and we have to do something against that. if the inflationary indicators are wind at their back, they're going to be happy with that. so, maybe the market is just kind of stuck here for a little bit until we get confirmation that's how it's going to go. >> thank you, mike santoli. our senior markets commentator. a little move later in the day takes us green on the s&p. we may not get to 5300 today but we're trying to wor

aristocrats, the late republic, in late to imprison since here in particular stood the gardens of agra. pina. dated approximately 2000 years ago. okay. i'll just say this site would have started out as a residence and then being converted ref, phenomena room. but the find isn't welcomed by all. this area is being transformed into pedestrian nice piazza with an underground tunnels because a project is supposed to finish in december. this discovery may push that deadline back is the plan is to kathy studies and disassemble the relevant ruins and reconstruction nearby, to allow visitors to understand the entire history of the ancient landscapes of the vast can area. charlie on to the out is there. and that's it. for me, for the back to go, jessica washington is with you next on how to sierra stay with the unique perspective. one picture is not going to tell the entire 8 months of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this has not been rough and looks like we're off. it looks like it's hell on heard voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization o

hands when it was already it’s clear that shishkina is on the knuckles on her hands, she had gout near agradoctors are saying, by the way, that i have heard the opinion that this is just as scary as oncology, autoimmune disease, that it is the same scourge, they still can’t cope, they still don’t fully understand how to treat it, when this together with something else, then they don’t understand at all what to do. christina, you defeated oncology, what did your diagnosis sound like? breast cancer. glands, i discovered a small lump, so i began to undergo examination, examination after examination, examination after examination, nothing was found until we did an oppsy, then this analysis showed at what stage this disease was discovered, i don’t know some details, they basically didn’t voice it to me so that i wouldn’t overthink it, such a situation that i have... of course, as an actress, i have a very flexible psyche, the doctors realized this very quickly, and he, they realized that with it’s better for me not to make any clear diagnoses, you know, because, in principle , a lot depends on o

the unexpected departure of pierre narcissus made tv viewers remember a seemingly rare disease near agra flies. yulia nachalova was born to become a star, her sonorous voice captivated television viewers. julia is an absolute star in terms of and in that, you know, biblical sense, so she is a real born departed star. she’s been on stage since that age, it’s plowing, it’s ups and downs, yes, show business is a very tough thing, in fact, she was sick. in 2017. seeing the star patient for the first time, he insisted on hospitalization and a full check-up of the body. she brought with her from some beauty salon giant branded packages they give, it was filled with tests, pictures, blood tests, various consequences of operations, the story there goes on for a long time. it was clear that she had advanced gout, she was not treating it, there the acid level was uric. very high, there was a high creatinine, an electrolyte imbalance, that is , kidney function was seriously affected, and due to this , blood pressure was already jumping, secondary dizziness occurred, yulia nachalova in taina begins

the ointment in ours a huge barrel of tomato juice, you’re taking a risk, mikhail, so gout, under agra me, this is enough for me, thank you, thank you very much, today we found out why tomatoes are useful, and as it turned out, for almost everyone, stay with us , we'll figure out why in the summer the risk of salmonella especially increases, in which workshop we will determine, and where there are more guys, we look at the rtr, keep an eye on the car, everything, so you come in more often if a komsomol member needs affection, for example, i, here she is, well, she bit her tongue, and they told me that you have my order for the hostel, now everything has been decided, oh, what a scarecrow, you, even though you are a girl, are not interested, you will cry, they will not leave you, you need to hold your head higher, do you hear? and remember the limit from july 1 on rtr altai is a majestic mountainous country, nature is generous this region has been blessed with picturesque green valleys, waterfalls, mountain ranges, snow-white peaks and glaciers, especially rich in belukha glaciers, a tw