no, this is not the case, we work together, he reports, we even have such a simple motto, we are all sailinging in one side, in difficult situations she does not make the decision itself, she gathers a team of narrow specialists, listens to everyone’s opinion, and then makes a decision. a leader should be assessed not by words, but by results, so every year our district differs from many districts in the results of olympiads, both at the district and regional levels. every year there are results at the international level. the moser education system is very lucky with its flagship. her is larisa alekseevna popkova, she sees problems so precisely, she knows how to solve them so clearly and competently, with regard to the education system, that in principle we don’t see another person in this place at the moment, and in general, let’s say, just a beautiful woman, always well-groomed, always strong, always fashionable, an example for every woman in the mozorsky district, as a person should... i was born in the vitebsk region, ininsky district, in a village, a flame, my mother remained, i am fro

will be raised especially for the passage of the brig that night; the first, let me remind you, alle sails68. the holiday then lasted 3 hours from 11 pm to 2:00 am. a parade of ships then took place on nevea. look at the spectacular. events brought together approximately 25,000 graduates of schools and technical colleges of the city, after the seventy-ninth year they decided to abandon the scarlet sails, citing the danger gathering of a large number of people, well , they revived the tradition already in 2005; at different times , various ships played the role of the secret of the fairy tale sailing ship from green’s work. it is noteworthy that the current hero of the holiday is brik russia. fishing past, a dutch vessel, was built in 1958, initially its design did not imply the presence of sails, it was only modernized in 2019, right now we can see a picture of just this pyrotechnic performance, which began in st. petersburg, they sewed it for the brig sails, which required approximately 100 km of allai fabric, let me remind you only in 2009. it was subjected to such serious structural cha

all the leading athletes and coaching staff. our center has initial training groups. in order to start sailing, you don’t need much, you only need the most important thing - this is the desire, first of all, of the person who, that child who... take up sailing and of course the parents, daily classes in the summer are free of charge , nothing is required from parents, the state provides everything, yachts provide sails, a coach who is paid for his work by the state, so many are even surprised by how so elite sport all over the world, in belarus it is free, now we are doing a general developmental warm-up, then we move to the tripod hall and after that we arm the boats, prepare to go out on the water, every child counted some adventure books, novels, stories about yachts, about sails, about ships, about travel. at first, of course, it’s all romance, which at some point lasts for some people until the end of their lives, guys. we did a good job, now we’re moving on to taking care of the material part and preparing to go out on the water, well done, how as a rule, the training day begins with the

weapons smuggling scheme, and you, major, helped him in this, maybe you got the wrong way, that’s all sailedake it easy, take it easy, i’m the only one who’s kind to you i’ll give you some advice, forget about daurian, they’re with schur, they ’re strangers. well, let them threaten, well, you’re one of them, but you’ll start to appear, what’s wrong with you, you need it, you know? i understand, i have understood you for a long time. well done, major is free. pyotr arkaevich, daursky was taken away. i don't know, fsb. i 'll call you back. colonel, you are making a big mistake, a very big one. maybe. well, perhaps not only daushsky is involved in the case, but you too . what are you in your name, in yours, in yours, let's step aside before i take you and your comrade away, what kind of horse, comrade lieutenant colonel, on what grounds is he taking you away major daursky, wheelmen, calm down, where are you going, to novorossiysk, we ’re done here, let him sit in our detention center, okay, major. that's right, the construction of a waste processing plant is a crime against all of humanity, the

let's hope that the situation will change after all, because that we are one and the same and must all sailhore, to... get to him, because we have no other option, to try to come to an agreement with the muscovites somewhere halfway there, to wait when this is all over, maybe we will agree on something, unfortunately, we will not agree on anything with them, and if even if we try to come to an agreement, the muscovites will fool us in order to strike a more powerful blow later, ah, so, accordingly, i immediately urge... ukrainians not to be afraid of the army, but to come and study, acquire a certain specialty in order to be useful, because there is mass specialties that do not give the opportunity to see the enemy there, as only through technical means, we have, it seems to me that a percentage of people who are conditionally on the front line are fighting with robots. although the so-called attack aircraft are cheap, well , what percentage really come into contact with the enemy on the front line among all, if along the entire line of contact, then about 100,000 servicemen, but these are

, no, this is not the case, we work together, i inform you, we even have such a simple motto, we all saildistrict differs from many districts in the results of olympiads, both at the regional and at regional at the republican levels, annually there are results at the international level, the moser education system is very lucky in that the flagship... is larisa alekseevna popkova, she sees problems so precisely, knows how to solve them so clearly and competently, as far as the education system is concerned, that there is no other person in this place at the moment, in principle we don’t see, and in general, let’s say, just a beautiful woman, always well-groomed, always strong, always fashionable, an example for every woman in the mozar region, how a person should... look, how a person should work, how a person should rest, and in general , as a person should live? the secret is simple, human relations with everyone, no matter what, just human relations, good relations, yes, there are problematic issues, it cannot be without them, today the education system, it is very large, we have 16,70

ready to provide it to you, information about weather, yes, still a small spoiler, friends, we will all sail:15 warm, 15:17 with a plus sign, in gomel, in grodno, today slightly more modest indicators 9:11 with a plus sign in mogilev the air has already warmed up to 16 in the morning. rain is only here in our gomel is observed, but the situation will change dramatically during the day, well, in general, we’ll wait and see, usually in such situations they say the following: well, this concludes the first hour of the program, good belarus, after the news release we will definitely get in touch with gomel, alexander lupinenko will tell you what interesting things happened during the week in this region. also in the second hour we are waiting for the studio of good ranitsa belarus, the chairman of the white light industry concern tatyana lugina, we will discuss with her the development of light industry, this most important. the emotions were simply overwhelming. which ancient country, along with greece, gave its name to the olympic form of wrestling? artyom? rome, italy. the roman empire. i acc

we will see some spells of sunshine, but it's not all plain sailing, some areas of cloud and even someeather chart for friday, you can see this frontal system pushing its way in from the west. that is going to bring outbreaks of rain for some of us. rain moving in across parts of northern ireland, some showery rain across parts of western scotland, the west of wales, the far southwest of england. ahead of that, we will hold on to some spells of sunshine into the afternoon, and it will be in eastern parts we see the highest of the temperatures, 22—23 degrees. a little bit cooler out towards the west. now, as we head into the start of the weeked that frontal system willjust tend to break apart. but it will leave a residue of cloud into saturday morning, perhaps some spots of drizzle as it moves across the southeast corner. and then, while we will see some spells of sunshine through the day on saturday, we also have the chance of some showers, particularly central and eastern parts of england and more cloud and a bit of showery rain into northern ireland and north—west scotland. but easte

we will see some spells of sunshine but it is not all plain sailing, areas of cloud and rain legallysee the trundle system pushing its way in from the west. it is going to bring outbreaks of rain for some of us. rain moving infour outbreaks of rain for some of us. rain moving in four parts of northern ireland, the majority ran across western scotland, the west of wales, the far southwest of england. ahead of that we will hold onto some spells of sunshine into the afternoon and it will be an easter buzz was civilised of the temperatures, 22— 23 degrees. cool outs was the worst. as we head into the start of the week and the frontal system will break apart. it will leave a residue of cloud into saturday morning, perhaps spots of drizzle as it moves across the southeast corner. we will see spells of sunshine throughout the day on saturday, we have the chance of showers, but equally central and eastern parts of england and eastern parts of england and more cloud and showery rain into northern ireland and north—west scotland. it is in scotland light one, 24 aberdeen. parts of england and w

on all scarlet sails under the open spans of the bridge , a brick filigree passes, bright flashes oforks illuminate both the bridge and the sky over st. petersburg, the culmination of the show for graduates, the pyrotechnic musical, which is played on the water on the embankments of the neva, makes the night in st. petersburg fabulous for all yesterday’s students, i really, really like everything , in general, the buzz is very cool, this is our one-cloud! they have not yet let go of each other, they are sticking together, but each has their own planned path, who they will be, they have already decided, our person, for sure, an engineer, emotions beat like waves over the edge, both from the colorful show and from the already non-school change in their lives. it’s sad, but you need to understand that this is a new step in life, which you cannot do without. the stars have been burning in the sky for a long time, and star performers continue to rock the stages. the main dance floor on dvortsovaya is right on the street. smile, smile. children from dozens of russian regions, including new

the weekend will bring some warm sunshine, but it�*s not all plain sailing.y eastwards, but it will bring more in the way of cloud across some central and southern parts of scotland, northern england, into the midlands, eastern england as well, and parts of east anglia and the south—east could see the odd sharp shower breaking out through the afternoon. then, a slice of sunshine, but more cloud rolling into northern ireland and western scotland with the odd spot of rain. temperature—wise, well, 15 degrees for stornoway, 23 there in london. and — no surprise for hay fever sufferers, i�*m sure — very high pollen levels across most parts of the uk, away from the northern half of scotland. now, as we head through saturday night, we will see clouds and a few spots of rain and drizzle for northern ireland and scotland. more cloud and some quite misty, murky conditions developing around coasts and hills in the west of england and wales. a mild start to sunday morning, double digits for the vast majority. and then for sunday, well, we will see some areas of cloud, pa

all. scarlet sails in st. petersburg.capital the final rehearsal of the graduates' holiday took place, a bright show awaits the audience today, the culmination of the celebrations will be a procession along the neva of brig, russia, the route has been changed this year. in our country, if it’s a sport, then it’s with records; if it’s a holiday, then it’s a national one; we love traditions, we honor our history, we value everything. strong relationships we admire how the country is blossoming, there are even more achievements ahead, fall in love with the country more exhibition russia. we watch to learn about the world, educational programs and documentaries. we look, we look, in the application or on the website. it's easy to get caught up in the facts when you only see part of the big picture.

the weekend will bring some warm sunshine, but it's not all plain sailing.l. in fact, some rain through saturday morning thanks to this frontal system, a weak weather front that'll be moving its way eastwards, but it will bring more in the way of cloud across some central and southern parts of scotland, northern england, into the midlands, eastern england as well, and parts of east anglia and the south—east could see the odd sharp shower breaking out through the afternoon. then, a slice of sunshine, but more cloud rolling into northern ireland and western scotland with the odd spot of rain. temperature—wise, well, 15 degrees for stornoway, 23 there in london. and — no surprise for hay fever sufferers, i'm sure — very high pollen levels across most parts of the uk, away from the northern half of scotland. now, as we head through saturday night, we will see clouds and a few spots of rain and drizzle for northern ireland and scotland. more cloud and some quite misty, murky conditions developing around coasts and hills in the west of england and wales. a mild st

the weekend will bring some warm sunshine, but it's not all plain sailing.ast as well. in fact, some rain through saturday morning thanks to this frontal system, a weak weather front that'll be moving its way eastwards, but it will bring more in the way of cloud across some central and southern parts of scotland, northern england, into the midlands, eastern england as well, and parts of east anglia and the south—east could see the odd sharp shower breaking out through the afternoon. then, a slice of sunshine, but more cloud rolling into northern ireland and western scotland with the odd spot of rain. temperature—wise, well, 15 degrees for stornoway, 23 there in london. and — no surprise for hay fever sufferers, i'm sure — very high pollen levels across most parts of the uk, away from the northern half of scotland. now, as we head through saturday night, we will see clouds and a few spots of rain and drizzle for northern ireland and scotland. more cloud and some quite misty, murky conditions developing around coasts and hills in the west of england and wales.

the weekend will bring some more sunshine but it's not all plain sailing.as well. in fact, some rain through saturday morning thanks to this frontal system, a week whether a fund that will move its way eastwards but it will bring more on the way of cloud across central and southern parts of scotland, northern england into the midlands, eastern england as well. but we stand in the south—east see the odd shops are breaking out through the afternoon. and — no surprise for hay fever sufferers, i'm sure — very high pollen levels across most parts of the uk, away from the northern half of scotland. now, as we head through saturday night, we will see clouds and a few spots of rain and drizzle for northern ireland and scotland. more cloud and some quite misty, murky conditions developing around coasts and hills in the west of england and wales. a mild start to sunday morning, double digits for the vast majority. and then for sunday, well, we will see some areas of cloud, particularly across parts of england and wales, perhaps even the odd rogue shower and some mist

we will see some spells of sunshine, but it's not all plain sailing, some areas of cloud and even somet is going to bring outbreaks of rain for some of us. rain moving in across parts of northern ireland, some showery rain across parts of western scotland, the west of wales, the far southwest of england. ahead of that, we will hold on to some spells of sunshine into the afternoon, and it will be in eastern parts we see the highest of the temperatures, 22, 23 degrees. a little bit cooler out towards the west. now, as we head into the start of the weeked that frontal system willjust tend to break apart. but it will leave a residue of cloud into saturday morning, perhaps some spots of drizzle as it moves across the southeast corner. and then, while we will see some spells of sunshine through the day on saturday, we also have the chance of some showers, particularly central and eastern parts of england and more cloud and a bit of showery rain into northern ireland and north—west scotland. but eastern scotland, quite warm. 20 degrees there for aberdeen. parts of england and wales into the h

there will be some spells of sunshine, although it won't be all plain sailing, some rain at times in high cloud in the sky turning today's sunshine quite hazy. but it does mean that many of us will see clear skies overnight, particularly across parts of england and wales. but for northern ireland, for scotland will see more cloud, outbreaks of rain, particularly in the northwest of scotland. temperatures, well, they will hold up, actually, where we have the cloud in the west, 12 degrees for glasgow, 13 for belfast, but a little bit cooler further east where we have the clear skies, but it will be across central and eastern parts where we have the best of the sunshine tomorrow morning. and so many central and eastern parts of england, the eastern side of scotland, to holding on to a little bit of sunshine. but for western england, for wales, for the western side of scotland and perhaps most especially northern ireland, we will see cloud, we'll see some showery rain at times. 17 degrees for plymouth, 18 for belfast and glasgow, but further east newcastle, hull, london up to 22 or 23 de

don’t know the boys, i ’m rooting for you, that’s it, i’m rooting for you, we’re all rooting for you, i have a 913 sail13 sail, okay, well you'll wave there if you can, of course, that's it, happy, god bless you, tell me, there are already so many sailing ships, and you said, you are the most, so to speak, hardy promising ones here, there are already more of them, that means all of you here are hardy promising ones, well, not all, but more at once. we conduct strong races, in principle, yes, yes, but the fact that she went straight in the water is worth it, but she’s not about it, you don’t get wet, you don’t get wet, that you won’t have time, well, nobut or so try, try so, it won’t work, you’ll go off the pier, the easiest way the wind is inconvenient for going out, when it blows against the wind for us, but it’s a little difficult, so they go out, sometimes it’s not worth it. it turns out, because it starts, well, she has such precise movements, yes, but she was afraid she was painting from the pier, but it turned out, you see, sometimes in difficult conditions with a good athlete she is focused diff

all the time, of course, i was holding hands and feet, well , actually, about this fleet that sailedo the caribbean basin, everything is also quite funny there, because they show off the russians so much, as they swim somewhere in the seas, and here he says... and do you remember, very recently they shouted that everything, russia does not have a black sea fleet, we have closed the russians in the black sea, closed, in the mediterranean sea, please, a detachment of combat boats, in cuba, please , a detachment of warships, they expelled us from the black sea and where... we went, and where we want, we will go, we will go to other seas, but the most important nuance of the visit to cuba is an official visit and not only that, it is replenishment of supplies, water, food , fuel, but then there needs to be training, which they talk about, and training can be conducted not only with electronic missile launchers, you can try with practical missile launch, calibers, for example, at the worst end, here they claim: that there are no nuclear weapons on board, and where did they get it? but i'm

there is more want to come, some spells of warm sunshine over the weekend but it is not all plain sailings. some clearer skies rolling in from the west by the end of the night, not a cold night, 9—14. as we start tomorrow morning, a fair amount of cloud and splashes of rain across northern england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east and the odd sharp shower as we head into the afternoon here. further west, odd sharp shower as we head into the afternoon here. furtherwest, plenty of sunshine. temperatures on the whole perhaps a touch down on where they have been today although northern ireland a bit warmer than today, 19. south—east england up to around 22 or maybe 23. saturday night, we start to see things turning a little misty for some western coasts and hills, a sign that there will be turning a little more humid. a slightly more humid field on sunday. sunny spells for most, a bit more cloud in england and wales and the temperature is 19 in glasgow, 21 in belfast, 25 again in glasgow, 21 in belfast, 25 again in london and it is set to return warmer still for the start of next

most of all, it seems to me, for me, uh, tourists also go on such carbas, and now they go to margazeya, but in such a way as to pass exclusively - on oars and under sailet’s see how we cope, that is, 3.00 km, strictly oars and sail, without any motors, without motors, with regular stops in order to to - tell, meet with a local. population, talk about the history of the discovery of siberia, the pioneers, why is this necessary in general, collect new data, but it’s all slowed down, imagine, well, you’re sitting on the shore, you have no wind or it’s a headwind, if you have 3 months or it’s 80 days, come on you can calmly sit there for a week, walk , look at something, relax, a good breeze blew in you, you sat down with a tailwind, as we say, a capable sailor, you went there for 5 days, 7 days, you did 1.00 km , then - then the weather changed again, again you sit, wait, but here you just got up to speed, since you have some kind of village, you have some kind of settlement where you need to speak, you have uh rectors, lecturers going with you they're coming, they're performing, you missed this weather, this is this, uh, this this will probably be a big

so far, that germany were the 1st team to qualify for the knockout stage, but it hasn't all been smooth sailing for them. what are they going to be up against in this next age? well, they didn't come up flying and they were really convincing. in their 1st game, maybe a little bit less convincing in their next 2 games. that being said, they did when their group and they will play denmark in the next game. now denmark, they've not lost a game yet so far into yours. but they've also not won a game yet so far in the euro. so a good side, not as good as germany in terms of death. but they haven't really got rolling yet. now we can expect them to be good defensively, but may the missing a little bit of that cutting edge in the attack. now that being said, know that jeremy has struggled a little bit against teams that are very compact and organized defensively. but they can get through because they have an attack that's very fluid and interchangeable. so that will be a big key for them. how can their attack breakdown denmark's defense? they have the quality, they have the depth we saw also subs like n

we do want to note that this has not all been smooth sailing, right? the funding bill did receive some opposition from at least one republican on the committee. in the judiciary committee today, i want to play a sound bite from assembly member kate sanchez. >> i recognize and acknowledge the painful part of our history. the pains of our past should not be paid by the people of today. the majority of our state is latino and asian, making up 55% of our population, most of them, like me, are second, first, second or third generation immigrants who had nothing to do with slavery, discrimination, jim crow laws, none. nothing. it is fundamentally unfair to force these people to pay for this. and because of that, i will be opposing today. >> senator bradford, what's your response to the assembly member who basically argues that the people alive today didn't commit the harm, so they shouldn't be responsible for paying the tab? what's your response to that? >> i find that laughable. i mean, again, it's many people who are benefiting from the sweat, the toil, th

it has had of them had me but it is not all plain sailing _ had me but it is not all plain sailing --there but the — sailing. -- that money. the money is there but the role _ sailing. -- that money. the money is there but the role that _ sailing. -- that money. the money is there but the role that is _ sailing. -- that money. the money is there but the role that is not - there but the role that is not happening as quickly as it might. we hear that a lot. a lot of what people are saying is about the lack of interest in anyone. they are fed up of interest in anyone. they are fed up with the status quo but not sure where to turn. up with the status quo but not sure where to turn-— where to turn. hearing quite a lot of that. where to turn. hearing quite a lot of that- we _ where to turn. hearing quite a lot of that. we have _ where to turn. hearing quite a lot of that. we have had _ where to turn. hearing quite a lot of that. we have had a _ where to turn. hearing quite a lot of that. we have had a lot - where to turn. hearing quite a lot of that. we have had a lot of - of that. we have h

there will be some spells of sunshine, although it won't be all plain sailing — some rain at times in of england and wales. but for northern ireland, for scotland will see more cloud, outbreaks of rain, particularly in the northwest of scotland. temperatures, well, they will hold up, actually, where we have the cloud in the west — 12 degrees for glasgow, 13 for belfast — but a little bit cooler further east where we have the clear skies, but it will be across central and eastern parts where we have the best of the sunshine tomorrow morning. and so many central and eastern parts of england, the eastern side of scotland, too, holding on to a little bit of sunshine. but for western england, for wales, for the western side of scotland and perhaps most especially northern ireland, we will see cloud, we'll see some showery rain at times. 17 degrees for plymouth, 18 for belfast and glasgow, but further east, newcastle, hull, london, up to 22 or 23 degrees. now, that frontal system in the west will tend to break apart as we move on into saturday, but it will slide eastwards, the remnants of t

as you can see, lebanese army soldiers deployed the they have sailed all roads leading to the embassy, the lebanese army, and a brief statement said that there was a shoot out, and they, they apprehended a gunman who was wounded and that he was a syrian national. lovely security sources are saying that this was not the work of just one man, and that there were others involved a driver and possibly 2 other assailants, one who, who managed to escape and another who was killed. there has been no claim or responsibility, but on the best that the wounded gunman was wearing the words assign makes faith was written on them. we've seen this is the 1st read. a talk of it's kind in years . yes, there has been violence intention around the u. s. embassy in recent months, due to as well as the war on girls are there have been violent protests. but, but like i mentioned, the motive of this attack is still not clear, and there's still no claim of responsibility center for their elza 0 north of vader collaboration. so being held in from the moment we 80th anniversary of d day, the troops from the u.

petersburg , the yacht asol sails into the sea of ​​azov. all velenchilists and a guitarist on the roof of the hermitage. drummers beat the pulse city, this is how the heart of every graduate beats in anticipation of a miracle. the troitsky bridge turns into a fiery waterfall, letting in the brik with furtive sails for the festival. here is the brick, which on the embankments of st. petersburg, as if thousands of graduates are waiting in a giant parterre, appear in the water area, bow bars in the color of the flag and such a familiar name for everyone , russia, a fantastic sight, the russia brick is as if accompanied by dolphins, spreading its wings and... bridge, and under the fireworks the brick enters a large field, make these fireworks on the dazzling white nights of st. petersburg , special skill is flying from a giant pontoon on the neva, from troyevsky bridge, vasilyevsky island, from peter and paul, from the palace bridge, this is the best time. to make wishes, the most romantic night gave new dreams, scarlet sails, warmth, lights, loved

petersburg, this is considered the palace bridge. this is scarlet and sails, this is the famous holiday of alln st. petersburg, yes, when this brigantine with scarlet sails sails into the city, and where is your siskin-fawn, siskin-fawn, let's go show you, siskin-fawn is also in this city, it’s really a tiny sculpture, but it’s located on the river fontanka, and it was kidnapped seven times, but they managed to return it, restore it, and there is such a legend. i don’t have a coin, comrades, whoever has a coin, give me a coin, people, people of russia, give me a coin, then we’ll give it back, so now, if i don’t hit, i need to stand closer, so i want to say, in fact, of course, these are all games, about desire , and what is st. petersburg medicine famous for, oh, this is such an interesting question, this is an interesting question, you know, nowhere do they talk about medicine, in st. petersburg, the most famous institute of hematology ... this white rat with a black triangle on its face is not an anomaly of nature; the black piece was transplanted from another rat. when st. petersburg doctor

this was starliner's first mission with astronauts to the space station, but it wasn't all smooth sailing reporter jenn sullivan has the story. >> we have confirmation of contact and capture. >> boeing starliner spacecraft successfully docking at a space station thursday, a moment that was a decade in the making, marking the first time the spacecraft launched into space carrying a crew. >> lots of cheering here in the room, but it was not without complications. >> as the spacecraft approached the international space station, five of the 28 reaction control system thrusters failed on the service module. those allow the spacecraft to stay on track to land, but they were able to get four of the thrusters firing again. >> it was great, what a wonderful place to be. >> that was just one of a few complications. shortly before wednesday's launch from cape canaveral space force station in florida, a helium leak was detected in the spacecraft. nasa deemed it acceptable, but after taking off, two more helium leaks were discovered. >> it looks like we picked up a couple more helium leaks. >> boeing

belarusian, lіtsvinka, characinka, u vacha dzichynka, u nagah charcinka, where did you go, where did you sail? all vachakh dzyauchynka, u nagah chartsіnka, where did you go, where did you float, torment ў shary far away, the price of rakimbli yes, belarusian musk, belarusian! each of the characters is special, my favorite is, well, as usual, tedraniki, of course, there is pizza with potatoes, my love for the stage led me my interest in republican and international competitions, each with its own unique history, 17 years. i went to the czech republic, my brother and i worked in peteriya, and i worked for 12 years and returned to belarus. i also had an invitation to the fashion commonwealth in st. petersburg, where i represented belarus, of course, i am very proud, this is a very large-scale event, it was held in the table palace, this is a very high level. watch the belarus project on the belarus 24 tv channel . 100 brave guys gathered in our studio, each of them i have a question for an adult: please tell me, what did you dream of becoming when you grow up? i wanted to become a flour truck driver;

all for the better. russia! russia! scarlet sails are a symbol of unity, dreams of hope. and our hope is you.eve in you. we need your strong hands, knowledge, energy. dare, dream, win, win together with russia. dasha kukharchuk also looks to the future with hope; she is a ward of the circle of good foundation. the terrible diagnosis of spinal muscular trophy was made immediately after birth, but dasha fought, and continues to fight now. the fund created by presidential decree helped with the expensive medicine. the girl, like everyone else, graduated from school and is already studying at a technical school to become an artist. this is the dress i wore for graduation at art school, i just had one year. after the operation it was hard for me to sit for a long time, i was completely red with all the grades excellent, so after that it will also be symbolic, so that everything will be excellent. dasha is engaged in painting on wood, and her story of scarlet sails began with the drawing of the brig sent to the foundation’s competition . the circle of kindness decided to give dasha a unique opportu

. >> however, it's not all plain sailing for sir keir starmer, who, according to the itv debate, emma to die rather than receive private medical insurance. some are saying starmer is not telling the truth because of course he would. anyone would if they had the money. others are saying that he's just an ideological madman. what do you think? >> well, an ideological madman. you can't just leave your relatives to die, especially when you're as loaded as he is. no, look, it's another one of those really tricky things. you're damned if you do. and i'm not defending keir starmer. let me just make that absolutely clear. i have no time for the man. but, it's very, very it's one of those questions that's impossible to answer because if you say no, i'd use my inherited millions, or i'd use my wealth as a as an international barrister to, you know, bail out my lot. but the rest of you can stay on the nhs. yeah. then obviously you're going to be wildly criticised for that. and if you say no, i would leave my relative to die because i believe in the nhs so passionately, then you're going to be at

. >> but it's not all smooth sailing within his own party. you know that, right? >> plus a mysterious bribe in a federal fraud job, it sounds like it's trait at a hollywood $120,000 in cash left at a juror is home with a message acquit and get even more the store free tonight. >> and laura coates live it's been. nearly a week now since a jury of 12 quick and trump of 34 counts of falsifying business records. >> and from the looks of it, donald trump, so-called revenge tour. well, it's well underway. his republican allies on the hill are saying that they are going to stall business in the senate. they're going to launch new investigations and the legal cases surrounding trump and even consider cutting funding to states like new york. now it's all talk for now for the power of the purse. we all know in congress is very real to you. republicans took their anger out on this man, the attorney general merrick garland, who for several hours, probably the longest hours you spend in a long time you did their claims that the doj is being weaponized against trump. their most

. >> however, it's not all plain sailing for sir keir starmer, who, according to the itv debate, emma to die rather than receive private medical insurance. some are saying starmer is not telling the truth because of course he would. anyone would if they had the money. others are saying that he's just an ideological madman. what do you think? >> well, an ideological madman. you can't just leave your relatives to die, especially when you're as loaded as he is. no, look, it's another one of those really tricky things. you're damned if you do. and i'm not defending keir starmer. let me just make that absolutely clear. i have no time for the man. but, it's very, very it's one of those questions that's impossible to answer because if you say no, i'd use my inherited millions, or i'd use my wealth as a as an international barrister to, you know, bail out my lot. but the rest of you can stay on the nhs. yeah. then obviously you're going to be wildly criticised for that. and if you say no, i would leave my relative to die because i believe in the nhs so passionately, then you're going to be at

you will make it, we changed it is no longer a hot bird, we already have sails, we are sails of dreams, after all we have such a trick, we ask graduates to make their wish, and i think that our graduates have it definitely eat, because they are planning their adult life, their future, their achievements, and we say that their wish will definitely come true, because this ship will appear, yeah, well, the culmination of the holiday, what will happen, the appearance of this ship or something - one more thing, a grandiose fireworks display, we specially do a grandiose fireworks display on the water, i’ll tell you, even cooler than last year, right now... we can’t wait for such beauty, but this is the second time the event is taking place, are there any reviews from graduates, maybe some proposals to be included about the songs, about making hits, because the graduates wanted to participate more in the program itself, they wanted more, well, somehow sing along, dance, we learned all their wishes in order to do this really this program that would be interesting to them, this evening, well, let's talk m

all year round, that’s where life, on the island the shower hurts. my soul probably doesn’t hurt, my soul probably soars, it flies under the clouds, it flies on an island, where cranes fly, where ships sailre frosts, but seryoga, look, he left, he’s earning a dollar, rubles, why did he give up on him, and from the island, well, how he hurts, and he hurts, on the island it hurts. the soul probably doesn’t hurt, the soul probably soars, it flies like a cloud, it hurts on the island where the cranes fly, where they walk nearby.

all graduates? to be honest, i learned it in a short time. we listen to the song alo and sailselieve, i know that each of us will live the life that he wants to realize the dreams that sat in his soul when he was still as a child. by the blue sea, where the storms are raging, there lived a girl with the name strange, and she often visited, she was out in the open, sailing in dreams, beyond the blue sea, and they were not sails, but... scarlet sails, scarlet sails, sails, and there, beyond the seas, beyond the blue line, lived a brave guy, with an open soul, he dreamed of the sea, of glorious exploits, dreamed of campaigns... late in the evening, when everyone fell asleep, the sky began to fill with millions of lights, that same night a miracle happened, that guy and the girl fell in love with each other, scarlet sails, scarlet sails, scarlet sails, scarlet sails, scarlet... this is the podcast easy money, i am its host mikhail khanov, and today we will talk about sanctions in the financial markets about how to behave correctly as an ordinary citizen or an ordinary ordinary reta