he's dating 48-year-old artist alexander grant, but it's not out of the question that the tabloids rushedthe couple down the aisle. and, perhaps he chose not ordinary engagement rings. just as another gift, but now about gifts for the fashionista the main hit. this local designer announced knitted dresses with casserole cuts, and in the most unexpected places alyonka chestnut was convinced that the wardrobe item is so versatile that you need to urgently buy a couple? the collection is getting bolder. if they are paying, then with such an unexpected cut, the cut, as a symbol of the new female sexuality, this spring is ruled by knitted dresses according to the figure, especially the hem that everyone loves and such a style, as well as possible to emphasize all the curves, and the cuts give scope to the imagination. we all spent a very long time behind the walls in pajamas in knitted suits. now i already want to go outside, but completely get out of my comfort zone. we are still not ready yet. besides , it's not just a knitted dress. this is a knitted dress with a fairly large open area. whe

. >> sarah alexander is with us today courtesy of bob bear claw and tim and grant been going. jerad alexander has written for esquire, rolling stone, the nation, mary tibbetts, i knew i would get this one wrong. and elsewhere. he holds an msa in literary reportage from the new york university, arthur l carter school of journalism, from 1998 to 2006 he served as a us marine, deployed to the mediterranean, east africa and your act, he grew up on military bases from the east coast of the united states to japan, currently lives in new york city but because atlanta home. please give a warm savannah welcome to jerad alexander. >> good morning. give me one second here. >> thanks for having me. hard year for face-to-face interaction, hard two years and just being here is a real honor actually, really happy to speak to you about my book and some of the stuff that is written and that's what i want to talk about. when i thought about what i was going to talk about i started thinking about other works as a kid and etta an adult that lured me into working on the way i get and so i thought i

alexander kovalev . the moscow region is accepting applications for grants for local producers to support states can alsoamily farms that plan to expand so-called agro-startups, that is, beginners who are just about to start farming. anna checked the balance sheet to see how things are going for those who have already received a subsidy and what exactly do they send money to? our russian milk cheese storage is like gold bars on the shelves parmesan gorgonzola mazdam , while they ripen studying in italy, she began to cook cheese at home in a saucepan, first for relatives and friends. then she opened her own production and applied for a grant. turned out on the allocated funds. natalya bought professional equipment, when you cook in a saucepan and switch to such equipment, this is already and how to switch from economy to some kind of luxury, when machines do a lot for you with the remaining money, together with your spouse built a farm in the taldom region and bought cows in the plans increase livestock by 10 times the government this year, the moscow region is allocating subsidies for the development of

for whom tax breaks and preferential loans are provided and how to get grants all the details from alexandergneev so familiar that even imperceptibly moscow taxi is always brand new, almost all cars are not older than 3 years, but now the business is wondering if there will be enough money to renew the chef two car fleet the city will double subsidies for taxis and carsharing increased costs for spare parts and consumables, and this directly depends. uh, the technical condition of the vehicle, respectively, the safety and quality of passenger service, first of all. this money will help, of course, not to reduce the level of quality of safety and passenger service that has been achieved recently, so as not to lose those huge achievements of the moscow taxi that have been recently in recent years. e reached one of the most vulnerable sectors of it. moscow supports computer scientists 25 billion rubles. in year the mayor's office is not cutting software purchases for hospital transport schools. and most importantly , companies enter into long-term contracts. we can clearly predict. the budget i

i would like to request that my very able legislative fellow alexander nebabi be granted floor privilegesgust, 2022. mr. blumenthal: thank you very much, mr. president. i come here with real pleasure and pride, excitement, joy, real exuberance not often felt on the floor of the united states senate because we're going to be making history this week. as confident as i am of anything ever in the united states senate happening, this week we will confirm judge ketanji brown jackson as an associate justice of the united states supreme court. let me first of all thank president biden for nominating her. his wisdom and courage are one of the reasons that she is before us as a nominee in this historic vote. and to all my fellow members of the judiciary committee, we have labored a long time through many hours, and i particularly thank senator durbin for his leadership. historic is a word that's often overused, even in this chamber where a lot of history is made, but judge jackson's nomination truly merits that word. it is a joyous, exciting moment for all americans because justice jackson will ma

he was granted full legal custody for his two-year-old son, alexander, and shortly after his ex-wifeed the child. this happened to parsley one year before the war began, and during this time, he went to mariupol into attempts to take the child back to california, and in the second attempt, officers confiscated his passport in kyiv and he was able to return to california alone, as authorities in ukraine studied the case, but shortly after, russia invaded ukraine and so long story short, he was never able to take alexander out of ukraine and there are many reports on this very public custody battle in the associated press as well. he is over all this is proof that he is alive and desperately looking to bring his child back to the u.s. with him, and he even created this website to bring alexander home. we contacted his organization and they did confirm that he is not a u.s. mercenary who died fighting in ukraine, and he also confirmed to the washington post that this story is purely russian propaganda, but the latest news on the boy and his mother is they escaped from mariupol to russia

grants products can i try it right now? a unique neurological center has been opened in the moscow botkinskaya and alexander karpov exposes ag of ticket speculators. why didn't the show take place? the world shuddered, because the hour of reckoning in rubles is approaching; they are sincerely convinced that they can work against the sanctions to be rude to us. and we must sacredly fulfill the contract every day challenges us, nothing has ever been easy for us on february 24, 22. this is the unstoppable day of the proclamation of the international the independence of russia, the sovereignty of russia during the initial era of the collapse of what is called western democracy. they believe that they will break us, as they broke the soviet union, so the narwhal is subject to sanctions every evening. we only have something to answer a weighted analysis against the hysteria and fakes that filled the world media do not miss the evening with vladimir solovyov special release today at 21:20 on the channel, russia i bought a cream, i bought dolgit, but in a different package from 149 rubles. proven virus can cause blood clots natural

grant-eaters. now they are people who are carrying out those ideas. well, denying , let's say, the strength of russian statehood , alexander honestly wanted to leave todayndals, but it will not work out after what he decided. yes after that intervened fish. i'll just have to say a few words on this topic, actually i spoke and i will speak about something completely different. and it’s about who owes whom to whom, i didn’t raise it at all, i decided just about who we consider these people to be. that's who we think they are, they need this understanding, and i also just want us to remember that we are talking about. only about those who left, but we are also talking about those who remained. on the ruins of the soviet union there were 14 republics, whose people at one moment at one moment turned out to be not russian. and now they are also in this field, so talk about these about people. here, and what we owe them, we don’t owe them at all. i did not use this word and use i won’t, so they consider themselves i don’t know, but this is the main question i don’t know, because if they answer you the question of who they consider themselves to be, thoughts ca

alexander bastrykin instructed to investigate the fact of shelling by ukrainian nationalists of the film crew of the first channel in mariupol but we continue to 50,000 people. this year, he will receive grantsrussian youth within the framework of the company of forums , 2.5 billion rubles have been allocated for this. this year, the opportunities for self-realization among young people have become more known. many new venues have been added to our favorite venues for the first time. for the first time, three educational centers will work not only in summer, but all year round. this is the management workshop senezh educational center for advanced training mashuk and the crimean academy of creativity. tavrida youth will be able to find themselves in almost any direction: entrepreneurship, volunteering, science , journalism. experts at the forums launch such an atlas of competence, when each person chooses what he would like to study and at the end of the forum campaign, he has the opportunity to get a mentor, he has the opportunity to receive a personal personal development program that allows him not to stop even in winter. oh this job especially since about 50,000 grants will be allocated

news he's quote willing to speak to the doj if they'll grant him immunity coming two weeks after jones' close associate and rally organizer ali alexanderig remaining question on the january 6 select committee nearing the end of the investigation. whether or not to call former vice president mike pence to fill in the days of the phone call with ex-president trump. we are back with the panel. betsy, this is some of your reporting. explain. >> yeah. a biggest question that the committee faces now is whether or not to bring pence in. that's because pence has a monopoly on information regarding a most interesting and consequential conversations that he and president trump had on the phone around 11:00 a.m. on january 6. trump's side of the phone in the room, a number of senior white house officials but didn't put pence on speaker. people know what trump in that call but only person that knows what pence said is pence and to our knowledge didn't brief the aides including people close to him, long time trusted associates on what he said on that conversation. one thing we are told about that conversation that i think is worth highlighting is s