albert albert and here's what advice you give this young man to go further around many beautiful women girls. life is beautiful, so enjoy life and meet him. that one is the only beloved and tender. problem albertttle man, broken from the inside, and in fact , the girl is now breaking her life. it is absolutely obvious whether she breaks it because of some kind of mental illness or because of something else, because drugs are also a disease. this is a heavy dependency of this question. and of course with this question. i want to address our guests and expert professor md to the doctor saves your practices there were such cases. here , literally, that there are none, but in fact this picture is quite revealing. pay attention to the fact that, well, drugs and sin, of course, are not in question, because there are already bought really teaching. so there are already bought really dog ​​food, that is, the money was spent on what she actually tried to spend it on another thing, that there is no criticism of his condition. every person predicts his life and when a person predicts his life, including financial expenses. he turns back and looks forward and thinks how i will make ends meet, but here thi

albert polina in that order and want something? looking at the sheet you are not different. but all charming polina this is my favorite, my good-natured. how old is nine, the only son, albert albert, 21 years old on may 2, he was born on the same day as my mother on may 2, what do you learn? children's knowledge, skill skills here to teach only a personal example i'm a workaholic because my parents were workaholics my son is a workaholic because i'm a workaholic spend some free time together, this some board games, or they have everything, i can say that parents spend their free time with children when the children are small, here is polina yes, when children grow up they don’t need their own, it means they are busy a lot, various amazing thing that his favorite music is ringing silence how do you like it? i agree. of course, for a person who is professionally engaged in music , silence is really the most beautiful music for him. but of course, music is the sound of rain, it is the sound of foliage. silence is also music , and moreover, uh, sometimes. she's ringing music when it is accompanied by some kind of visual perception of something. here you are looking, for example, at t

museum and - museum have now said no, so has the victoria and albert museum and i - victoria and albert museum and i think— victoria and albertrecently has announced that all think even oxford university - recently has announced that all the buildings _ recently has announced that all the buildings and — recently has announced that all the buildings and projects _ recently has announced that all the buildings and projects that - recently has announced that all the buildings and projects that are - buildings and projects that are associated _ buildings and projects that are associated with— buildings and projects that are associated with the _ buildings and projects that are associated with the sacklers, i buildings and projects that are i associated with the sacklers, the names _ associated with the sacklers, the names will— associated with the sacklers, the names will be _ associated with the sacklers, the names will be removed. - associated with the sacklers, the names will be removed. but - associated with the sacklers, the names will be removed. but i- associated with the sacklers, the i names will be removed. but i think

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, the difference between these authors, who read everything and albert mashatovich, is that albertovich did not read everything and albert is extremely cautious in his judgments. he is a really good scientist. and maybe he probably will. well, and there is some chance that, yes. well, just to understand, is it really the researcher has found the key to the rapanu texts, and we can only when someone is not at all necessary. the davletshen himself will read what is written on the tablets. in the end from the moment of deciphering to the norse texts may until the moment. as the whole world finally and unequivocally recognized it, almost 30 years have passed alexei kvashenkin susanna prutchikova pyotr polyakov alexei balakerov and nikolai bulkin ntv television company so this father stay on ntv why do we need so much frying everything to bake the finish? this is for fish for meat. and what if someone too many questions to ask new collection royal kyuhyun pans up to 70% off save magnets and get even lower price in the magnet app when you need something. check out the weekly promotion. ozone choose different products at compet

-effectively- albert has effectively ebebearsee- albert has effectively apologised all. — might actually not be up to the king at all. it's— might actually not be up to the king at all. it's actually bemebs— king at all. it's actually bemebs wb— king at all. it's actually bemebs we re- king at all. it's actually perhaps up to the british government— perhaps up to the british government decide what to do, government to decide what to do, if government to decide what to do, m-ebewr— government to decide what to do, m-ebewr b.— government to decide what to do, if-about it. but- if anything, about it. but ebeerbw— if anything, about it. but clearly,.this- if anything, about it. but clearly, this modern age of clearly, in this modern age of secret— clearly, in this modern age of social media— clearly, in this modern age of social media and— clearly, in this modern age of social media and an and people being— social media and an and people being ebbe— social media and an and people being ebbe re— social media and an and people being able to voice— social media and an and peop

albert hall. >> reporter: albert hall?would you like to play. she said the kennedy center. >> reporter: kevin struthers is the director of jazz programming at the kennedy center. >> i about fell off my couch. the next morning when i got to work people were calling and within a few hours i had doreen's cellphone. the first thing she said to me after she let out a little scream was, i should have asked for $1 million! >> there she is! >> reporter: you can figure out where it went from there. >> we are so glad you're here. >> i am so glad to be here. thank you. >> reporter: we caught up with doreen just a couple of weeks ago when she was about to make her kennedy center debut. >> i'll make you proud. >> reporter: everything about the kennedy center is designed to impress from its location on the banks of the potomac river with views of the washington monument and the lincoln memorial to the scale of its grand for a. now that we are here, i mean, just soak it in, doreen. a headline performer. >> yes. >> reporter: today? >> it'

albert dock. welcome to eurovision. i feel so welcomed. albert dock. welcome to eurovision. ifeel so welcomed. look albert dock. welcome to eurovision.haos. each person is so lovely and warm. it is very great. person is so lovely and warm. it is very great-— very great. were you prepared for it? of course _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you _ very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you can't - very great. were you prepared for it? of course not. you can't be i very great. were you prepared for. it? of course not. you can't be 100% read it? of course not. you can't be 10096 read for it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. _ it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. it _ it? of course not. you can't be 10096 ready for eurovision. it has _ ready for eurovision. it has exceeded my expectations. what is it like. . . exceeded my expectations. what is it like... oh, they _ exceeded my expectations. what is it like... oh, they wanted _ exceeded my expectations. what is it like... oh, they wanted to _ exceeded my ex

albert— and a very live debate. and yes, andrea albert ,_ and a very live debate. and yes, andrea alberthet— prisons, don't we? i'm not i'm het ee— prisons, don't we? i'm not i'm not so sure. i think i think it's probably due for an overall you know we've got victorian prison a lot of victorian prisons have cells that were made for one man. now housing up to three. you know, the kind of in—cell technology, for instance, of keeping in touch with family, you know , it's with family, you know, it's really expensive old and hard to heat. really expensive old and hard to heat . and but but ultimately the heat. and but but ultimately the evidence says that it doesn't work. you know when we look at the rikki neave action figures, they've been statically high for they've been statically high for the last well, ever since i've been involved in this young offenders, 75% overall, over 65. so they go to prison, they come out and do it all again. yeah, i think one of the— out and do it all again. yeah, i think one of the main- et: t:t::t e ehthh " yeah, i think one of the main problems is, think one

albert— and a very live debate. and yes, andrea albert ,_ and a very live debate. and yes, andrea albertm het— prisons, don't we? i'm not i'm het ee— prisons, don't we? i'm not i'm not so sure. i think i think it's probably due for an overall you know we've got victorian prison a lot of victorian prisons have cells that were made for one man. now housing up to three. you know, the kind of in—cell technology, for instance, of keeping in touch with family, you know , it's with family, you know, it's really expensive old and hard to heat. really expensive old and hard to heat . and but but ultimately the heat. and but but ultimately the evidence says that it doesn't work. you know when we look at the rikki neave action figures, they've been statically high for they've been statically high for the last well, ever since i've been involved in this young offenders, 75% overall, over 65. so they go to prison, they come out and do it all again. yeah, i think one of the— out and do it all again. yeah, i think one of the main- et: t:t::t e ehthh " yeah, i think one of the main problems is, think on

well, on that point, ambassador albert muchanga, the african union trade commissioner, a real pleasure having you on the show, albertluck. thank you. i'll check in with you soon. thank you. 0k, ok, let's change tact now. did you know, the number of cyber attacks is at a record high? some of the most high profile recent attacks, they've been linked to russia as it uses its sophisticated tech weapons against ukraine. just this month, the fbi and some of its global partners said they stopped a major piece of russian software that was attacking companies all around the world. it all means that business leaders are more worried than ever about their cybersecurity. so i caught up with the big boss of cyberark. it's the us—based company that tries to keep thousands of major companies, including more than half of the world's biggest banks, safe from attack. matthew cohen, a real pleasure having you on the show. and matt, let's start with this. just how dangerous is the digital world right now? yeah. great to be here. so, when we look at the digital world, it's really moving at such a rapid pace that the complexity of protec

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mischenka and about the other two judges, this is al- albert yezerakh and actually nataliya kovalenko, here is an interesting fact because, for example , albertva, he offered himself for the position of judge, eh, regarding ivan mischenka and natalia kovalenko, they were recommended, respectively, by the eh judge larisa larisa rogach and judge vitaliy zuyev, i.e., one of the judges, and stanislav kravchenko, recommended a meeting of judges of the criminal cassation court. that is, if they go there as a whole group to support this judge and in the context of journalists it is reported that kravchenko promised the judge to solve the issue of official apartments when he will be in the position of the chairman of the supreme court , er, actually, about some kind of conspiracy or something else , we can also talk about the question of where he will get it , where in the budget to write this money and it is already for sure only now judges don't have free apartments there, they don't need them. now , because of injuries to many other people , many people have lost many children. families, families of those who died in the war, they don't need apart

famous research doctors and united states helen housing here in washington albert strand biology and at harvard benjamin spock albert sabin i mean these are really distinguished doctors all of whom would arrange at institutions all across the u.s. with their fellow doctors to or injured children for free and but the trouble was, there were doctors working at hospitals and in various practice in the us, so they needed a field. so while there apparently up in philadelphia, the director of the organization took me into his home and then i went back to vietnam as field representative. so that was my first real leg back. but when were you writing poetry? when was i writing poetry? i had started at harvard i even started publishing some. i was still an undergraduate at penn state. oh, going. but good question, because i figured going to vietnam and the end of writing poetry, you i couldn't picture the charge of the light brigade. you know into the valley of death road, the second going over and were in vietnam and. the question of what kind of poetry could survive there. well, let's talk and learn. earlier about music in

year albert davletshin, let cautiously, he stated that he had advanced in deciphering, using, among other things, the knorzov method, the difference between these authors, who read everything and alberthatovich, is that albertovich did not read everything and albertovich is extremely cautious in his judgments. he is a really good scientist. and maybe he's probably putin. well, there's some chance that, yes. well, just to understand whether the researcher has really found the key to the rapanu texts, and we will only be able to do it when someone does not necessarily davletshen read what is written on the tablets. in the end from the moment of decoding to the norse texts may until the moment. as the whole world finally and unambiguously admitted, almost 30 years have passed. aleksey kvashenkin susanna prutchik pyotr polyakov aleksey balakerov and nikolai bulkin , ntv television company, by this time , stay on this. travel planning service in russia here you can book a hotel, buy tickets to the museum , choose a cafe or restaurant, find sights and buy a train or plane ticket saved everything for your journey in russia , pensioners can get special conditions, so some are already taking

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albert could not be saved; it turned out that inside the shed was pasted over with foam, so a lot of speculation instantly broke out. and that albert was unconscious, that he climbed onto the roof of the barn and fell through. and that the children deliberately set themselves on fire, they say that one is adults and the other is liquid, they don’t worry. well , we don’t know everything, don’t richie, first find out the locals are sure that those who closed albertn to the nearest store for lighter fluid. here is footage of their visit to the supermarket they said that the children were not sold anything instead of the tragedy, located right next to the school where the teenagers studied, judging by the situation , the toys that are here. children periodically came here to stay, what is called away from the eyes of adults, this company in the village is not known from the best side. they say one of the guys was registered with the inspectorate for the affairs of minors , not a very good one. the guys were also not very good. this is how a bully, to put it mildly, they fell. it was repeatedly and the school knows about it. and how long we didn't talk. they don't feel sorry very much. even their classmates. yes, this is not the first such case when nu was hunted down by a child. i would rather call. this is not just cruelty, but already such a phenomenon as boling. here he will have this courage yes , here and now impulsive behavior. here it is, u

man who really is his great great gprince albert other man who really is his great great gprince albert led er man who really is his great great gprince albertd above all, the ottoman empire and what was going on. rhe— empire and what was going on. he ems— empire and what was going on. he hrhs or— empire and what was going on. the brits at every— empire and what was going on. the brits at every level through the the brits at every level through me how— the brits at every level through me hovy mu— the brits at every level through the navy and in— the brits at every level through the navy and in africa were deliberately— the navy and in africa were deliberately campaigning to suppress— deliberately campaigning to suppress slavery. . deliberately campaigning to suppress slavery. . suppress slavery. and, you know , talking of this history, okay, that we're going to be doing a lot on, there's a wonderful crowd of people behind me here. and i just say thank you and can i just say thank you very much as well to everyone? i was doing little bit a walk was doing a little bit of a walk around before and i was surveying the nation a bit and going and s

albert pujols for something? >> sorry, i didn't do it as an all-star game. typically if i'm playing against a team, that day. somebody like albert, i asked him when i was at first base, playing against them. "hey, do you mind?" he's like, "yeah, no problem." he signed this ball for me but also gave a bat i'm pretty sure he used in that game right here. which i didn't ask for. >> look at all those balls and bats. >> like a great man cave. >> if you ever wonder, what do they talk about at first base together? "dude, can i have your autograph after the game?" watch the "giants talk" pca on the nbc sports podcast network. the giants, orange friday here on nbc. tomorrow night, you can wat the giants host thearlins right here on nbc bay area. game time 7:00 p.m. >>> it's not too early to start thinking about the nba draft, which is just over a month away. up next, anthony flores talks to the prospect from s give y your small l business one tetech solutioion that checkcks all the e boxe. it''s all hehere with ththe comcmcast busineness complee connnnectivity s solution. peace ofof mind withth cybeberthreat sesecurity. the popower of th

albert— cases could really be damaging? no. was it albert einstein- cases could really be damaging? no. was it albertmake of trump's— biden? thank you. what did you make of trump's comments about about— make of trump's comments about about hhteh— make of trump's comments about about biden, biden— make of trump's comments about about biden, biden not coming to the coronation— about biden, biden not coming to the coronation in?— about biden, biden not coming to the coronation in? well, i mean, trump— the coronation in? well, i mean, hump eoht— the coronation in? well, i mean, hump eoht het— the coronation in? well, i mean, trump said he'd probably be oeteep— trump said he'd probably be oeteep hm— trump said he'd probably be asleep in delaware . well, i asleep in delaware. well, i mean, shouldn't joe biden be at the— mean, shouldn't joe biden be at this coronation?— mean, shouldn't joe biden be at this coronation? wouldn't that be this coronation? wouldn't that he o— this coronation? wouldn't that he o gooe— this coronation? wouldn't that be a good signal— this coronation? wouldn't that be a good signal

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albert. the retattomettp— before she married albert. the relationship was— before she married albert. same thing. the audiences with the oteem— thing. the audiences with the queen were invaluable. yeah, teaee— queen were invaluable. yeah, teaee ete— queen were invaluable. yeah, because she was— queen were invaluable. yeah, because she was such a source of wee— because she was such a source of eagaotty— because she was such a source of eagaetty. te— because she was such a source of wise sagacity. is king charles going— wise sagacity. is king charles gotmg to— wise sagacity. is king charles gotmg to te— wise sagacity. is king charles gotmg to te tte— wise sagacity. is king charles going to be the same? well, you mow,— going to be the same? well, you tmow tt-e. — going to be the same? well, you tmow tt-e. te-e— going to be the same? well, you know, it's. he's been around a tomg— know, it's. he's been around a tomg trme— know, it's. he's been around a long time, isn't— know, it's. he's been around a long time, isn't it? ' long time, isn't it? about the toyat— long time, isn't it? about th

albert gore was a successful president. he was the de facto president. and we know this very well. and so kamala harris dreamed of becoming like alberte, that is, becoming like the president. there is little chance of harris actually becoming president, which is what the us constitution suggests in this case. well, look in case of no death. biden, and his incapacity enter the so -called twenty-fifth article amendment to the us constitution, which allows you to really transfer the levers of government. well in in general, to make the de facto president of the country the vice president, that is, the second in the hierarchy of government positions in the united states well, if more than half of the cabinet of ministers, uh, agree with this decision. i suggest to see what she thinks about russia in order to know what to prepare for. and i give you service skiing, we have no illusion. ukraine will have more dark days. we have a strategic interest in ukraine in american history , there was one period when the vice president determined the main trajectory of american foreign policy. it was wild, but hardly their kamala haris will be the ne

albert knew daniel through mutual friends. >> we would just hang out with daniel, you know. i would text him, and be, like, hey, man, are you coming out? and he'd meet up with us. >> but albertdidn't know daniel and brooke had been texting each other, making plans to meet up. investigators say they called the number listed for daniel on brooke's phone. he didn't answer. >> you couldn't find him? >> couldn't find him. >> investigators learned daniel lived in colorado. he'd just been in knoxville for the weekend. >> were you worried that you couldn't get a hold of him and he was out there? >> yeah, it makes you wonder, you know, what's going on? are they intentionally trying to avoid you? >> daniel had flown back to colorado by the time he got on the phone with a sheriff's investigator. >> basically interviewed him and got his whereabouts. >> where was he? >> from what i understand, he was at the ball game. >> daniel hawkins told investigators he was at the stadium watching the football game, as he texted with brooke on and off throughout the afternoon. the game ended just before 7: 00pm. brooke's body was found just after 8: 00pm. so if daniel was telling the truth, investiga

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albert is going to present the item welcome. thank you. good morning, commissioners . president can hudson and executive director german. my name is rihanna, albert and i'm, an analyst with the office of community partnerships the to grant agreements with curry senior center and open house will continue to provide transgender and gender nonconforming, or t g and c services to older adults and adults with disabilities. in a supportive and gender affirming environment. programming will be focused and intentional and providing inclusive services with attention to the unique needs of the t, g and c community. activities and programming for both grantees will be designed with input and oversight from an advisory board . the advisory board will be made up of community stakeholders who have professional expertise in providing services for the gnc population or have lived experience as a t g and c individual. with this grant curry senior center will provide t g and c focused programming that provides social connection and community building. this includes a social and support group called ageless, which involves facilitated programming and activities tha

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one of those shows become it's one of those shows since richard and judy launched it albert dock in it back at the albert wants to get that down. of course, we've heard a lot about stop buying the boats. we've yet to see those numbers really come down. but i think this week we're going to be hearing a huge amount about the huge rise in legal migration to the uk. he is saying that, yes, he thinks it is too high and he wants to get that down. also awkward questions about the home secretary suella braverman because he's of course it emerged story in the sunday times overnight that she was convicted of speeding. she wasn't keen to take the points initially. she apparently was worried about her insurance premium going up. so the alternative to that was a driving safety awareness course. and she apparently had asked civil servants to inquire about whether it would be possible for that to be done privately so that to be done privately so that she didn't have to publicly appear either in person or remotely . and the civil servants remotely. and the civil servants told her that, no, that was not appropriate . tha