and unusual alpine horns, longer, a little bit, even, well, of course, tv viewers are interested in the question, how did you bring it here, eh, it's sorted out, it's sorted out, fortunately, this is my sixth alpine rock, which consists of eight parts, my first consisted of two parts, amazing, then alpine horns appeared in three parts, in four parts, this one is the most convenient, the most comfortable in the sense that you can now fly with it safely. so long, this is an extremely important characteristic, the length determines the tonality, that is, the overtone system, well, you noticed that there are no valves, no taps, pumps, holes, no, there is a silk-clopper, now even the surname sounds like an important mechanical component for healing, yes, but in the jewish tradition, the silk-clopper was a housemaster in the synagogue, that is, he was responsible for the candles, and all the rest, he was also a key keeper there, he called people to prayer, how? schild klepin, in german, schild is a shield, and klepin to knock, fantastic, so i practically called like that, so you call to pray

the alpine club published an informational process. what visitors, among decade consultants, biologist, electronic she completed had a total pieces on the bed bugs, and now runs her room reception of laura tree. i thought you brief bed bugs sized among other things, but not too many these days. we now get most of ours from brittany. hyundai palm spent 10 years at the environmental agency working on pest control methods. in 2020, she set up for an contract research company together with her colleagues on let me see if we tested the effectiveness of insecticides for certification or the development of new products. such old frequently involves working with toxic substances. in this case, applying a contact insecticide to see how effective inches such tests are required by law for the approval of insecticides. tell me and i'll note them down this product as working as intended, ala mentioned, males and females all dead, all dead in the 2nd, replicate to cut off on the, toward the resistance is becoming increasingly common with the insects

at the alpine clump. a bid on some big light noise bed bugs have been with us throughout human history and have become a growing problem. recently. i meant to ask for yada for years now. we've had lodge manager is asking us to help them out of desperation. some give us what size of the launch is almost 2000 meters up near the summit at the me. the last year's infestation was discovered and dealt with quickly that thousands of beds and somebody's and know, checked regularly by detection thoughts sharpie, i did put an end to this is the lodge that was completely enveloped in a tarp and then fumigated because a decent that becomes the sole option if you just ignore the problem and the bed bugs are left to just keep on reproducing and couldn't pick it up. the cost back then was between $50.70, euro supposed almost a huge amount of money to take those or low received elaborate solutions like that on. now with thing of the post these days, the focus is on prevention and early detection, which was wish to fund v

the color bitch is in charge of noches and hiking trails at the alpine club. a bit funds. you think like most bed bugs have been with us throughout human history and have become a growing problem recently. so for you either for years now we've had large manager is asking us to help them out of desperation. so what's, what size of the launch is almost 2000 meters up near the summit at the last year's infestation was discovered and dealt with quickly that thousands of beds and slaves and no checked regularly by detection dogs. sharpie, i did put an end to this is the lodge that was completely enveloped in a target and then fumigated, because a decent that becomes the sole option if you just ignore the problem and the bed bugs are left to just keep on reproducing and couldn't pick it up, the cost back then was between 50 and 70000 euro. this book's done was a huge amount of money to take those horrible. clo, received elaborate solutions like that. and now the thing of the post these days, the focus is on prevention and early detection. which is why should defend very housing

and alpine ibex. don't need all that much surface water either. so from their point of view, the impact of climate change and this without, it isn't necessarily a bad thing. it's 4 30 in the morning here in this without game keeper was the dish now is hiking to the rock face of the stone mountain. the team of it's always a special encounter and it's like a glimpse of another world. when you get close to these animals, the vicious thoughts also what makes the alpine ibex so fascinating. who is dish now has been observing the wild ibex a species of while still here for nearly 30 years. does now those are all mature bucks. they live in separate grooves outside of the meeting season of course force me to sound and approve that they all. alpine ibex are adapted to the extreme conditions here and can go long periods without water for their own type ibex, don't really need to drink. otherwise, the die of thirst and the outstanding region where there's hardly any surface water that's off because of the water they get from plants and from the morning do as

unlike most hotels, the german alpine club takes a frank approach to the issue. this mission when i, without knowing all the lodges, i'd say that 10 to 15 percent have to deal with bed bug infestation. and if anything is getting worse on the bed once, and the bugs don't come from the launches on their carried up here from the valley home, get past sniff, adult teams are a blessing for the remote mountain. largest ideal helps us in the fight to control that box. the further eastern germany and on the ground coast of also needs holly voltage, electricity. he plans to use them. oh technology to read the us postal office on the welcome visitors. hey, this is can find that every one of the most important parts of the federal treatment is getting the room hermetically sealed. thompson. and you have to be really vigilant because bed bugs are so clever. it's like a hunch. as soon as some of this in is on the act, this stuff also we use is dalia to mesa's us. a natural treatment made from the shop, edged fossilized remains of micro algae some details of the bodies and tri

on the first day of this week's games , songon copper team played with zarand iranian alpine steel in chalus. at the end of this camp, athletes from tehran, mazandaran were the first and second. breathtaking camp was close to exciting competition in the city. chalus held six players in the camp to participate in the camp that is going to introduce iran's representatives in the world alpine skating championships is the final test and here the athlete who gets the best time will be promoted to the world champion from the stadiums who get the best time and selected. which is going to be done among the best, the level of players was much better than in previous years. we had come fully prepared and with such a level of preparation , the competition was very close. the children were really close to each other. finally, ebrahim jalilian from tehran, nariman nakhdian from mazandaran they were first and second respectively with 15 and 16 seconds. the times are so close to everyone that it is really difficult for us to choose. we hope that the children will go and return with full hands and ma

we have the largest, longest season in russia, in winter, in alpine skiing, and our ski season is hugeso everything is ideal for this. and in apatity, the kola science center operates there, the russian academy of sciences, a very serious institution, but it, again, infrastructure, which is now, it, let's say, does not correspond to what these guys are doing, there are a lot of young scientists there, this is the first task, the second task for us is research in the arctic, they are spread thinly across many institutions, in this sense it would be right to invest a little there, small expenses, to create a normal infrastructure in this knc iran, they are doing very serious work, and of course to concentrate research on the arctic there, because our competitors are arctic, they are of course very much in this invest, and we would ask, we discussed this. with colleagues, to make a point here, here are the scientific research parties specifically at the kantsiran base in epatity, it was originally always a science city, and today, in essence, a small support is needed in the infrastructur

ordinary alpine rock, ordinary, ordinary, well, as usual, there are also unusual alpine horns, a littlehe question, how did you bring it here? it's being sorted out, it's being sorted out, fortunately, this is my sixth alpine rock, which consists of eight parts, my first consisted of two parts, amazing, then alpine appeared. from three parts, from four, this one is the most convenient, the most comfortable, in the sense that with it you can now calmly that it is of such length, this is an extremely important characteristic, the length determines the tonality, that is, the overtone system, well, you noticed that there are no valves, no valves, pumps , holes, no, a hole, now even the last name sounds like an important mechanical component. yes, but in the jewish tradition, shilklopper was the housemaster in the synagogue, that is, he was responsible for the candles, to

of course we do something to prove that they all alpine ibex are adapted to the extreme conditions here and can go long periods without water. so i don't think i've ex, don't really need to drink, otherwise the die of thirst and the outside region where there's hardly any surface water that's off because of the water they get from plants and from the morning do as all they need. that also is i'll take a short time later hand calendars, a group of about 30 in juvenile and but your box the previous winter here was mild . that's good for the ibex, which live above the tree line. shy, that's perfectly evident. deal for they me. they all fine ibex benefit from that, so just really stuck winters are one of the most crucial, mostly difficult times of the year for them. stay on the ass here all winter, even in january, february, and march, when it's minus 20 or 30 degrees celsius of ice. and be in the wind blast over the mountain top. so the 100 kilometers an hour. so conditions are harsh. mean the milder the winter and the lower their death rate. so the animals benefit at the, at all, it's goo

when you get close to these animals, the officials thought that's also what makes the alpine ibex so fascinating. who is dish now has been observing the wild ibex, a species of wild coat here for nearly 30 years. now those are all mature bucks. they live in separate grooves outside of the meeting season of course forced me to sound and approve that they all. alpine ibex are adapted to the extreme conditions here and can go long periods without water. for those that ibex don't really need to drink. otherwise the die of thirst and the outstanding region where there's hardly any surface water, that's all the water they get from plants and from the morning do is all they need from the last that it was all to take a short time. later he encounters a group of about 30 in juvenile and but your box the previous winter here was mild . that's good for the ibex, which live above the tree line. shy that's perfectly. have them feel for they me. they don't mind ibex benefit from that. so just really stuck winters are one of the most crucial, mostly difficult times of the year for them. see, i'm a

i love alpine roller coasters.on't know if you guys have ever been on one. >> no. >> okay, so it's going to open later this year. this was the test run. it is 3200ft long with a total vertical drop of roughly 55 stories, taking riders through downhill loops at up to 28mph. >> andrew, no thank you, but it is now scotland's largest roller coaster. >> i keep seeing this on social media. everybody wants to wants to go visit this. i think it's going to be very popular when it opens next year. all right. and next to a sand dragon spotted on the beach, this happened on bradford beach in wisconsin. >> a dragon made out of sand spotted on the shores of lake michigan. >> gerakaris it's 25ft long, so i got that one. >> okay. 20 tons of sand as heavy as two school busses. andrew. whoa >> all right. got to be a real targaryen, though, to put that together. >> that's right. a real lord of the games of thrones. >> and finally, this hasn't happened yet. but this is happening this weekend. >> our fantastic production assistant, bra

wales, the most of the ocean conservation starts to attend the full picture, tired of quinta, central alpine. the list houses nestled into the mountains may be late night. does that image look something like this? yeah, sir. let's explore the austrians as come a go to region. beautiful. which is a $20.00 to $24.00 european capital of culture. there's so much on offer here from gorgeous mountain scenery, local delicacies, a plethora of cultural offerings. and lots of history and tradition. probably checking out some amazing installations by artists from all over the world making stops in between to learn about the regions, history, time, time, very special beer. let's start here in high stuff and then we'll be making our way over to that issue. the design is kind of good region lies in australia, on the northern edge of the out hash. that about issues are probably the best known places in the region. the remote time of hash that is world famous. it's literally tucked into the mountain side, but easily accessible by train and then a short ferry right across the lake. there are no cars allowed

a man does not surrender, alpine ballad, the third rocket, the ruins are shooting.n film this name was firmly established then for the film studio. bright, memorable works filled with love for the homeland became an example of courage and patriotism for a decade. this theme was embodied in music, painting, embodied in monuments and memorials. and... one of the iconic ones for the republic was khatyn. it was september of the sixty-second year. father and tikhan yakolevich kiselev went somewhere in the outskirts of minsk, somewhere 50 km along the vitebsk highway, turned onto a country road, went out into the forest and decided to take a walk in the forest. and then, suddenly, they came out into a large clearing and saw there, in this clearing, that is, the burnt village. the name of the burnt village was khatyn, its terrible story was told by iosif kaminsky, who was not far from that place pas korov. and then the idea was born, to erect a monument to the burnt village, in particular, to this khatyn. pyotr mironovich mashirov was assigned to supervise this project, si

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market with you, i think, since this is the caucasus, there should be dombai here, walk through the alpine meadows and there will be a lot of meat, a large selection, a lot of cheeses and some fermented milk products, you know what else, my godmother lives in cherkessk, whom i have not seen for 15 years, we will definitely invite her to our futrak, she will be surprised and happy about this, cherkessk , we are coming, meet us! karachay-cherkessia is one of the smallest subjects of the russian federation. its population is approximately the same as in the city of tula. however, this republic is small, but remote. it has so many natural beauties that tourists from all over the country come here at any time of the year. getting to know the republic should begin with the capital, the city of cherkessk. our chefs are already here. we finally got to cherkessk, it's hot outside. andryukh, we chose a great place for our foot, i it seems that this is the very center, well , you can tell from the buildings right away, look, the philharmonic, but it seems to me that there is something to see and list

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attitude towards them on the part of the owners is difficult to describe in words, so the civilized alpine state fought against hereditary laziness in the poor and marginalized strata of the population, the seized children were literally kept in bestial conditions, lived in a barn or pigsty, eating together with animals, had no right to eat at the same table with the farmers' offspring, did not wear shoes, worked from morning till night for food, and were also constantly victims of violence, to this day. according to historians' estimates, 100,000 bonded children became victims of the cruel policy. here is a typical story. seven decades later, swiss walter steg recalls his ruined childhood. when he was only five, the authorities decided that his parents were too poor to raise a child, and walter became free labor for people who were strangers to him. i still "it hurts," he sums up, for the ruined childhood. they didn't give me food when i wet the bed, and i wet the bed until i was 10, so i ate very rarely and was a skinny boy. farmers were very willing to take such children, because in gen

the man does not give up, the alpine ballad, the third rocket, the ruins are shooting. partisan-film, this name was firmly attached to the film studio at that time. bright, memorable works, filled with love for the motherland, have become an example of courage and patriotism for decades. this theme was embodied in music. painting was embodied in monuments and memorials, one of the landmarks for the republic was khatyn, it was september sixty-two , my father and tikhon yakolevich kiselyov went somewhere in the vicinity of minsk, about 50 km along the vitebsk highway, turned onto a country road, went out into the forest and decided to take a walk through the forest, which means in... suddenly they came out into a large clearing and saw there in this clearing, which means, a burned-out village. the name of the burned village is khatyn, its terrible history was told by joseph kaminsky, who was grazing cows not far from that place. and then the idea was born to erect a monument to the burnt village, in particular, to this particular khatyn. pyotr mironovich was given the tas

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this is how a civilized alpine state fought against hereditary laziness in the poor and marginalizedf the population. the seized children were literally kept in bestial conditions, lived in a barn or pigsty, eating with animals, did not have the right to eat at the same table with the farmer's offspring, did not wear shoes, worked from morning to night for food, and also... not all children taken from their parents could endure eternal relationships, for them they even came up with a special term, "ferding kkinger," meaning a contract child. later, when they were adults, the ferding kinders admitted that no one cared for them in their new families. in addition, they were used for hard labor and were subjected to psychological and physical abuse. i had to eat in a small windowless room next to the stable. i was never allowed to sit at the kitchen table, i was bullied for days in a barn without light, and was rarely fed. my adoptive father raped me repeatedly, that's how these people remember their childhood. many of them, unable to bear it, committed suicide, some took this step alrea

the alpine tundra to the alpine lakes. fun national parks. i'm looking forward to watch people take in this beauty that i was able to take in. joey: from the raw beauty of national parks to the raw force of a power slap, you had a chance to sit down with dana white. let's take a shot. let's take a look. >> anybody can get into power p slap. >> would you get up there? >> no. [laughter] >> but you're looking at guys who are tough, have good chins and have a competitive spirit. joey: that's called power slapping. tell us about it and what we'll get on fox nation. >> well, first off, joey, that was the best transition i've ever heard in my entire job. [laughter] >> from the other roguesal rog- from the erosional forces to someone slapping you in the face. this is a crazy sport. i was left in awe. i had seen the videos online. but being there in person, watching this. basically two people stand with one another, stand their hands behind their back and take a slap in the face. so dana white, he runs the whole thing, he said it's

located on the most important frontiers, on the beaches, at the resorts, uh, in the mountains and on alpine skis, and these are children, not just there, who were born with a gold spoon in their mouth, with a gold ladle in their mouth, these are. children of deputies, children of local oligarchs, children of local officials who use ukraine as a big corporation and gave it away to the point that there are no people left there, those who have at least a little money, at least a few connections, they left long ago, and what remained there is not the white bone, but the black bone, those who are not a pity, those who are considered not as a citizen of ukraine, not even as a person, a man, a father, there the one who will continue the family line, but... is used as a mobilization resource, as for the hijackers, of a simpler rank, as the ukrainian lie factory claims, their numbers have never exceeded the statistical error, that is, they were and remain small, they say, if someone thinks otherwise, then these people are victims of the russian information and psychological operation, but what about

perhaps one of the most beautiful alpine peaks. it's around mid day and the sun reflects off the snow and almost shadow this landscape devoid of people. the image moves from deep dark tones up to glistening white. we already know that the landscape here is also in utopia, in reality, the mountains in the foreground, or hundreds of kilometers to the north. the painter had never seen the bucks, month or the alps. he again created a fantasy landscape this time from the 4th at the mountain. here in the original location, we meet up with a landscape photographer acutely unsure and backup costs. that obviously has been his source of inspiration for years. he appreciates the painter's precise feeling for atmosphere and for the magical moments of nature to take it from the i feel free dress mountain was including this apparent mich shape of the mountains, which is very pronounced in the buttons. my peak were a connection between the fleet and the divine good for me, these are free drinks my message. i mean, i can also find free duration. t

all conditions for winter sports have been created here, you can choose alpine skiing, snowboarding,e resort is constantly developing, annually increasing the number and length of slopes, but it also has its own, purely magadan trump cards. firstly, we have the longest season, that is, we start at the end of october and end on may 26, not because there is no snow, there is still 2 m of snow, but people are simply getting tired and may 26 this year was rafting day, that is, the rafting day ends season, the rafting season on the river begins, so people are already missing the warmth and are already sluggishly skating, including psychologically switch, here are the conditions, temperature, view from above, visibility for more than 120 km, also there are not islands, peninsulas everywhere, it’s beautiful, what they say in sochi, you can see the sea - that’s true, well, from afar with binoculars, but here you can see all this and you are simply suffocated by the beauty, like many other magadan holdings, the tikhrebkom practices various types of activities, including the extraction and pro

as part of the festival, an area with all winter activities appeared here: snowboards, alpine skiing,key, plus on the side for those who want to practice their agility, there was a climbing wall. we have full, full attendance, since august 2 we have been in full book. as they say, there are also a lot of people at tubing, local teams also come to hockey, they even compete with the guys who we have professional instructors, all the equipment is given out free of charge, plus also you can practice with an instructor for free, but here it’s interesting to learn about technique how the foot should stand correctly, how the legs should work, if you like it, you can come every day, mandatory warm-up on the way, i usually do downhill, but the surface is unusual, i must say , but... in general, it can be a very interesting experience. in the gostiny dvor there is a different kind of activity, entirely robots and mannequins, including human bodies. we looked at the mannequins and even learned how to do intramuscular and intravenous injections. very interesting, very informative, especially for

800 pigeons, milking milking now there are 400 in the plan. we have to develop from milk, braids of alpinehere they make different types of cheese, for good milk yields, animals need succulent feed, which means the grasses need intensive watering. this machine works from wells, the well is located, well, one and a half kilometers away. on each cart, an electric motor runs a generator, from the generator, a drive to the electric motor for the movement of the cart, here is the cart. went, the speed of the cart is set from the irrigation rate, the percentage of movement to the degrees of rotation of the machine is set on the control panel, it gets there, turns around the next strip and moves along moves along the next strip, now a hectare will pass a new generation machine, which moves across the field with the help of electric motors and does not need high pressure water, but such all... we have 706 machines, practically 50 would work at the same time, now we can have 9-10 from five wells working at the same time. but the truth is that wells will not solve this problem completely, yes, such