i think that artemy eva is his own children.e father of many children , rustem shiryaev, asked you for the word of dna on establishing paternity . eva is now 5 years old, the average brine shrimp is 4 years old, and the youngest arseniy is 2 at the moment all the children are in the shelter, as the guardianship authorities found them not with their parents, but on the street without supervision. rustem hopes that he is blood, at least eva's father . although he believes that the girl does not look like him. he calls the middle son nagulin, because before the second pregnancy of his wife. they were already living separately about their third pregnancy. nadezhda herself admitted that this child is from an accidental lover, but are these answers in this envelope rustem ready to find out, is arseniy really not your blood son ready for attention? i open the envelope. on the one hand, on the other hand, his official younger son arseny rustemovich, shiryaev, for two years , the probability of consanguinity is you will go to challenge p

apparently that is to fuel nasa's artemis mission. the problem that comes with that is this is a very new industry, there is not a lot of regulation at the moment. which means if you get the ok to launch your vehicle, you can pretty much, once you are in space, they are not a lot of people who can control what you do once you are up there. folly: it is interesting that you bring up the question of regulation. that is the real issue when it comes to deep sea regulation. i want to get your thoughts victor. what are your thoughts about commercial expeditions into space and the deep sea? how do you see them benefiting society? >> there is no doubt that space exploration can be good for humanity. we have seen technology benefits some from the space race. that may continue through the umbrella of these private entrepreneurs. space exploration satisfies the innate human desire to explore. there seems to be a common human impulse to explore and figure out what lies beyond. but there are significant risks and costs associated with transferring

artemy graduated from the faculty of geology, moscow state university, and now works as a developmentector for the cable company lena, a teacher by education. well , for many years he has been running a private kindergarten at her leisure, the dexterous wields a jigsaw and a burning machine, creates for interiors and people. i even made jewelry for my girl friends, that is, they make such squares, and there were faces of each of the four beatles. that is, she put on her earrings and chose. who today plays in the group arranging the apartment, the spouses were engaged in a duet, danced by themselves from sponge bob to companions, they picked up rich purple for cheerful friendly gatherings, they chose a huge sofa. one of the two loggias was turned into a terrace. yes i am watching in some kind of lights in garlands and with your design, listen. there the grass is right yes, to put the coffee and actually. there you can sit down to have breakfast and generally enjoy the good weather. my verdict for this room is that you can sell tickets to the next bedroom, although tiny, it is not infer

, and this is a process , you know how uh, the whole world knows who burned down the temple of artemisemembers the name of that one of the great architect who built this, uh, this is the world of wonders, they are now playing this, this is their last game, this is their last card , they are demonstrating that they are ready for this, that they have such an option, they say, don't be afraid, we have the right because it is ours, you know it is me i'll add this, this is a russian patriarchal idea. where is my wife? i want to hit, i want to caress, i want to caress something like that, larisa, just a couple of minutes, but we 're more interested in how it is, uh, on ukrainians. everything is projected. and what should we do? and in parallel with the fact that these are mass criminals it is becoming more and more massive, more and more total, and more and more comprehensive, it is not selective, we will say directly, they are echoing, they are constant, some are so strange that ukrainians are not like that here, they need to apologize for something, just immediately, here they are somehow

and d liftoff of artemis 1. we rise together, back to the moon and beyond. >> stephen: whoo! baby! go! it is so satisfying to see a rocket head up to space without a billionaire on it! this launch paves the way for humans to return to the moon for the first time in over half a century, but this particular mission was uncrewed. instead, it held mannequins collecting vital data to help future live crews. i believe we have a picture of the mannequin. yes. so lifeless. i thought it would be more believable. no? okay. this uncrewed mission will be up there for 25 and a half days. and it's not just up in space. it's going to the moon! it's going around the moon again for first time in 50 years! here at "the late show" we will keep you updated on my childlike wonder as it continues. anyway, that's good news, isn't it? you guys feeling good about that? [cheers and applause] come on. come on. america! 'merica! well, say goodbye to that feeling, because last night the former president announced he is running for future >> [booing] >> stephen: i get it but you're going to want to pace y

oh so this just this for artemis one. wow. okay. different snoopy. see?snoopy on display up in santa rosa? okay. got it. yes. there'll be three of them. what do you what do you hope children who see the exhibit, children in particular, think about when they see something that they know and love doing new and different things? oh, i think it's great for them. in fact, we have a great story. one astronaut, he took his plush snoopy to space with him because he was seven when he got that snoopy. oh, amazing to be an astronaut. and his snoopy was an astronaut. my massimino he'll be at the museum. he'll talk about it. oh, that's so i think kids should know they can do anything. snoopy does. right, right, right. you know, it's funny. i know there's a new barbie movie out. and of course, i grew up in the age of barbie. and barbie was you know, she's a teacher. she's an astronaut. she's, you know, a fashion model. but to me, snoopy is sort of the everyman barbie in that he can do it all and not in a ridiculous way. right. so right. and he's pretty fun. he is prett

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later of the opera and an associate of peter i, archbishop dmitry of rostov of the state activist artemynd other burials of mirians, for example, the graves of ivan iskra and vasily kochubey, field marshal rumyantsev, who was executed on the canopy of the danube, the obelisk of which stands here here on the banks of the neva kiev governor prince vasilchenkov, under whom a chain bridge was built across the dnieper and the grave of pyotr arkadyevich stolypin, the prime minister of russia, who was killed in kiev, besides them dozens of bodies rest in the lavra. those who proved themselves in defense of the fatherland stands like a chair, the last thousand-year shrine of the russian people in 1969 and now about things that are serious in 1961 1988 , the monster was closed on the territory of the lavra. the kiev-pechersk state history of culture and reserves functioned. now they are trying to take the monastery away from the orthodox church of moscow patriarchy and transfer to the schismatic orthodox church. on december 2, 2022, the monastery was transferred to the schismatic orthodox church

resort and an associate of peter i, archbishop dmitry of rostov statesman beardless composers dmitry artemye obelisk to which stands here on the banks of the neva, the kiev governor prince vasilchenkov, under whom a chain bridge was built across the dnieper and a grave pyotr arkadyevich stolypin, prime minister of russia, killed in kiev, besides them dozens of bodies rest in the lavra. proved to be in the defense of the fatherland, that is, the pechersk lavra beer stands like a chair, the last thousand-year shrine of the russian people in 1969. i studied at the faculty and graduated in 1974. and now about things that are not comic in 1961 1988 , the monster was closed on the territory of the lavra. the kiev-pechersk state historian of culture and reserves functioned. now they are trying to take the monastery away from the orthodox church of moscow patriarchy and transfer to the schismatic orthodox church. ukraine, the seizure of the temple, to participate in radicals coming in two balaclavas on december 2, 2022, the lavra was transferred to the schismatic orthodox church of ukraine on march

when necessary, inner children quickly become serious adults artemy graduated from the faculty of geologymoscow state university now works as the development director of the cable company lena , a teacher by education, but for many years now she has been managing a private kindergarten at her leisure, deftly wielding a jigsaw and a burning machine, creating for interiors and people. i'm with you friends she even made jewelry for the girls, that is , she made such squares and there were faces of each of the four beatles. that is, she put on her earrings and chose. who's playing in the band today. the spouses were engaged in the arrangement of the apartment in a duet ; one of the two loggias was turned into a terrace, then, i look in the lights of some kind in garlands and with your design, listen, the grass is straight there, yes, we put an ottoman. and actually. there you can sit down to have breakfast and generally enjoy the good weather. my verdict for this room is you can sell tickets to the next bedroom, although tiny, but the decor of the living room is not inferior. why is there a w

. >> reporter: nasa intends to return astronauts there in a program called artemis and at must envisions lunar delivery market with customers like nasa, private companies and scientists. >> this is it. this is the assembly room. >> reporter: his company is building a fleet of lunar landings. its goal annual launches to delivery addresses 250,000 miles away. the first called nova-c aims to carry cargo to the south pole later this summer. >> reporter: lunar services is about a $100 billion market so it was enough for us to say, we're all in. >> reporter: if intuitive machines is the fedex or u.p.s. of the space delivery market, think of astrobotic in pittsburgh as the dhl which happens to be one of its partners and customers. >> this is the lander. >> reporter: john thorn tan is astrobotic ceo and gave us a peek at the first lander. we watched them attach the final major piece, the propulsion system. >> trying to maximize the capacity and performance. >> reporter: its first mission will carry 21 payloads to the lunar surface. >> right now nasa is the primary customer. over time we see comm

obtain energy, and this is the animated story of the monster factory. 22 goes beyond the network, artemis hotel at 23:00 this movie is about a nurse who is responsible for managing an underground hospital for criminals in the city of maryam mohammadi . be aware, in the name of god, i ask for your presence, dear viewers, in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in our country was delgan in sistan and baluchistan province with a maximum temperature of 48 degrees and the coolest place in kurdistan province with a minimum temperature of 4 degrees. it was reported between the centers of the provinces. open ahvaz with a maximum temperature of 45 the temperature was the warmest and shahrekord was the coldest center with a minimum temperature of 6 degrees. currently, the report also reported in parts of the northwest of the country, areas of west azarbaijan province and kharkandeh . we predict that until saturday in parts of the northwest of the country, especially in the northern regions of the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, a part of ardabil province, as well as the heights of za

animated story of the monster factory, which will be broadcasted at 10 p.m. on the farat network of artemis hotel and at 11 p.m. on the show network. this movie is about a nurse who is responsible for management. an underground hospital for an evil donkey for maryam mohammadi of sedav and sima news agency. in the salty competition, the participants compete with each other to prove their saltiness . this competition is broadcast from tuesday to friday every week at 23:00 on the nasim network. the mac machine is a funny competition. and creates a happy situation for them they exist, i have to show them at the moment whether they are really sweet people or not . in each part of the sweet contest, the participants who gathered from the cities near and far of our country compete with each other to prove that they are funny. one of the beauties of the calligraphy program is that we had a program from all of adrien's relatives, from the south, the north, my dear kalor, the rest of the relatives and the beauty of sitting next to each other and being very friendly. salt, what do you think will happe

peter i archbishop dmitry of rostov statesman alexander bezborodka composers dmitry borodnyansky artemy burial items of the laity, for example, the graves of our rumyantsev, ivan iskra and vasily kochubey, executed for the danube panaret, are here. governor prince vasilchenkov, under whom a chain bridge was built across the dnieper and the grave of pyotr arkadyevich stolypin, the prime minister of russia , who was killed in kiev, there are dozens of bodies besides them. proved himself in the defense of the fatherland that is, the kiev-pechersk lavra. stands like a chair millennial shrine of the russian people in 1969 i studied at the faculty of the kiev theater institute and graduated in 1974 . i spent these five years of my life on the territory, the laurels, where the film department of the kiev center was located in the economic building. i hope that the comprehension of sciences not far from the power was not satisfied, the addition was not in vain. in 1961 1988 bridges now they are trying to take away the monastery from the orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate and transfer it

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his students somehow connected their lives, someone just simply became a priest , someone, well, artemynd someone remained in philology or science, but in a sphere close to the church. so, i remember very well how my dad and i went, and he took me to church, we wanted to say we lived, but we still live, we continue to live in the ordynka. and this is just such a suburb of moscow, such a corner of moscow where several more churches were preserved, and several churches were open. i remember i walked on holy week, and joy to the church of all who sorrow, and he stood there, he was nikita ilyich , i remember exactly that i went. and uh, hmm , eighty-four. easter was such a favorite holiday of his. he always changed, but i wanted to say that it was still somehow preserved, uh, he supported such an old moscow tradition that you go to church? uh, for easter actually. here on the procession at the beginning of the service, then for some time we were still there. well, maybe not for long, because i was still a girl, then you come home and you talk after fasting, then you go to some other church.

the other snoopy took a trip on artemis 1 mission and had his own space suit there.are back on earth and will be unveiled at the museum in santa rosa today. it will be part of the new exhibit called snoopy in orbit. that opens on july 13th. >> do you know the name of the lunar lander for "apollo 10." >> no, linus? >> no, snoopy. >> and what was the commander's name? >> snoopy. >> no, charlie brown. i have more trivia. >> i liked peppermint patty -- >> i have not been to that music for a while and maybe it's time for another. >> the sun is rising and a clear start. a different picture from yesterday at this time. we will see our weather changing. we have had a lot of thunderstorm activity now in southern california. they are getting a lot of storms over the sierra. i have an update on the drought monitor released minutes ago. taking a look at the drought conditions across the west, and we know we have seen major improvements here in california, but we are still seeing some very minor moderate drought, i should say, for parts of southern california and abnormally dry c

the experiment developed by gazprom specialists allows us to reduce such risks to zero bezenkova artemieakova andrey mushkin ntv television company and at the end of the release, footage from primorye covered the region torrential rains in vladivostok the daily amount of precipitation broke the record thirty years ago the street, especially in the city center, flooded residents in the social networks they publish a video of how the streams carry away cars , water floods underground passages and the first floors of the building, lampposts do not withstand gusts of wind. in one area of ​​the city without electricity. more than 500 apartment buildings remained on the highways , in some places the asphalt came off due to flooding , several forces in the region were cut off from traffic, they announced a storm warning , they put on high alert, it is expected that the rains will continue into the following nights. and by this hour, stay on ntv. wow , lymph stagnation can cause edema. lymph transit helps to remove excess fluid accelerates the movement of lymph and reduces swelling lymph transit

government has delivered quite significantly in terms of joining critical minerals alliance, the artemis important part is the decision of the indian government to actually resolve the remaining trade disputes both a bilaterally and in the wto. that is quite important, because these are problems that have persisted globally over the years. on a much larger scale. what it tells you is the kind of shift the strategic shift that india has been moving. has been making for the last two decades, that i have been tracking it. coming out in the open, you can actually count the sectors in which india has made that strategic shift. as we go forward, that will define, not just bilateral relations, but that would define the future of geopolitics. rishaad: if we talk about the future of geopolitics, we are looking at the u.s. courting india and given the thickness of the red carpet, one who really sees that narrative taking hold. there is another part of this. is it also misreading of how much india needs the u.s.? and of course, with two hostile neighbors, that is the case here. indrani: and this is

the other snoopy took a trip on the artemis 1 mission. toys are back on earth and they will be unveiled at the charles m. schultz museum in san josÉ. they will be part of the exhibit called snoopy in orbit. >> we were talking about the spaceship snoopy. you are, like, scott, more snoopy trivia? one of the highest achievements in nasa is called a medal called the silver snoopy. >> it's not just called the silver snoopy, it's called the snoopy. snoopy and space goes back to the mid-50s. >> maybe heading to santa rosa. >>> we are starting out with a look in san francisco this morning. it's beautiful, as we take a look from our sutro camera. you can see ocean beach. we are enjoying sunshine to start out the day. we are feeling some cooler weather. let's talk about something that may change that. i just got the advisory that el nino has officially arrived. what does that mean? well, it's a boy, yes. we have warmer than normal temperatures in the exwow toerl pacific. we have had 26 el nino events, and the forecast is for them to be a moderate r

also i want to let everybody know that tomorrow night the four new artemis astronauts will be on theand around the moon. we are going back, baby. it's been 50 years. we are going back. america is back, baby! oh. folks. i love technology for so many reasons. for instance, thanks to technology, it now makes sense that i'm screaming at my wristwatch to make a dentist appointment. and i like to bring you all the latest tech news in my tech segment: cyborgasm. ♪ ♪ >> [grunting] >> stephen: folks. first up, lately we've all seen a lot of a.i.-generated images. well, now, a video has gone viral from a new a.i. model called "text to video" that generates videos based only on a text prompt. someone decided to input the words "will smith eating spaghetti." and this is what it did. good lord! he is getting jiggy with the spa-giggy. is he trying to win a contest? slow down, will! you'll never keep that physique pounding all those carbs. then someone else gave the a.i. the same prompt, this time adding the word "and meatballs," which resulted in this nightmare fuel. it's like an image from the ri

science and technologies, we have had longstanding cooperation by taking the decision to joint the artemis forward in our space cooperation. in fact, in short for india and america partnership, even this, even the sky is not the limit. friends, the most important pillar of our relations is our people-to-people ties. more than 4 million people of indian origin today make significant contribution to the progress of america. in fact, just this morning a large number of indians that gathered at the white house demonstrates that the indian-americans, in fact, are the real strength behind our relations in order to further deepen these relations, we welcome america's decision to open consulates in india. similarly, we will also open a new indian consulate in seattle. friends, in our meeting today we discussed several regional and global issues. peace and security in the indo-pacific is our common priority. we agree that the development and success of this region is important for the entire world. we shared our views to enhance coordination with all countries in this region along with our co-partn

the lawsuit those sorority sisters should resign so you can see on the left there that is the male, artemisd, in the sorority, six foot two, 250 pounds and the suit says he was visibly aroused among the sorority sisters and made them feel uncomfortable so they sued saying kappa kappa gamma broke its own rules which offers sisterhood exclusively to women but the national organization rigged the process to accept him and raised their national profile in the process. stuart: so it's in court at the moment? lauren: it's in court. stuart: that that person is in that sorority? lauren: correct. and the sisters are uncomfortable by it. stuart: indeed they are. tell me about this preacher. this is really i hate to see this. so aggressive. this is a preacher being barked at during a pride parade. lauren: let's listen to it because this is a very heated moment in seattle when that preacher tried to read the bible in the middle of the pride parade, watch. >> [making dog barking sounds] ♪ ♪ lauren: yeah. that's aggressive. it's mean. there is such a thing called the first amendment. there were 300,000 a

with bright stories, but the series is enough , for example, homer simpson introduced them himself artemyl change a wheel, looked into the salon and saw covers with his favorite hero, i immediately understood lena your man became unforgettable and going to the registry office as the best man for the young people was the west highland terrier joey in an absolutely charming suit , everyone was photographed with her. well like a real one best man, he dived into the pond, rolled out of the mud in this suit. everything went better than the video in the best tradition in the casting for our program led. beloved hosts supported enchanted everyone without exception in the new kitchen. we will definitely provide a place for him. walk straight. oh hello guys. well, i'm not empty-handed to you. see. i decided to dilute this weather with bright colors. riddle association of your future kitchen. now the question is will we be in a cage joy will be in a cage. well, bright colors. i only have soft walls so far, confuses the cell. in fact, the kitchen should not be some fucking prison cell. i would like

sources for nuclear medicine will become a new impetus in the development of lizenkov's enterprises artemyv valeriya proskuryakova andrey mushkin ntv television company new impulses in medicine and pharmaceuticals were also discussed today at an operational meeting, the cabinet of ministers, the government approved the development strategy for the pharmaceutical industry, the number one task is to increase the production of domestic drugs by the thirtieth year, their market share should approach 70% of the speech about the production of a full cycle, when all the components that are needed for the production of medicines are made within the country of the social contract, it is important to create favorable investment conditions for domestic enterprises to assist in the implementation of projects to establish the production of medicines in priority therapeutic areas. and, of course, expand the sales of the products of our pharmaceutical companies, including abroad. russian manufacturers are driven by western sanctions, so russians using imported contact lenses are agitated by the news abou

county, over 500 companies employing 16,000 people statewide california had more people working on artemis than any other state. orange county has a storied history in the aerospace industry. it has been home to several of nasa's critical warters in for over 60 years. dating back to the apollo missions. i'm proud we continue to advance science, strengthen our economy, and push the limits of what's possible. i rise today to commend orange county leaders for the recent decision to establish an office of immigrant and refugee affairs. at our board of supervisors' april 25 meeting, they unanimously approved the establishment of this new office which will provide resettlement resources in the forms of housing assistance, language programs, legal support, and other vital services. as orange county welcomes immigrants and refugee families, we need to empower these new members of our community with what they need to thrive. the office of immigrant and refugee affairs will fulfill this mission by strengthening outreach and building on successful partnerships with community organizations. hon yog ou

off on friday, out into the open ocean, traveling so 460 miles from here towards the wreck of the artemis titanic. then, on sunday morning, they were sealed inside the submersible titan, and lowered into the ocean into their descend into the seabed some 13,000 feet below, about two miles. less than two hours later, communication as you know, was lost with the submersible. and we just learned it was about that time that a senior navy official tells cnn, that a navy network of underwater sensors picked up sound consistent they said, with an implosion. but it was determined to be quote, not definitive, unquote. and this afternoon, we learned the worst we >> this morning, an rov, a remote operated vehicle from the vessel horizon our tech, discovered the tail cone of the titan submersible, approximately 1600 feet from the battle of the titanic, on the sea floor. the rov subsequently found additional debris, in consultation with experts from within the unified command, the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. i >> and with that, the rear admiral's said, cause

. >> by taking the decision to join the artemis accords, we have taken a big leap forward in our space. in fact, in short for india and america partnership, even the sky is not the limit, friends. the most important pillar of our relations is our people-to-people ties. more than 4 million people of indian origin today make significant contribution to the progress of america. in fact, just this morning. the large number of indians that gathered at the white house demonstrates that the indian-americans, in fact, are the real strength behind our relations in order to further deepen these relations. we welcome america's decision to open consulates in, similarly we also also open a new indian consulate in seattle. friends, in our meeting today, we have discussed several regional and global issues, peace and security in the indo-pacific is our common priority. we agree that the development and success of this region is important for the entire world. we shared our views to enhance coordination with countries in this region and our core partners. india and america stand shoulder to shoulder i

is he has to artemis, one of them is the guy who is the defense minister.tin, the general that putin put in charge of commanding the russian military and ukraine. so, that is part of the aura, that proportion built for himself. it's part of why some people in russia were cheering him. whatever success russia had been getting, they had been seeing it as due to prigozhin and his own mercenary army. now, that are, me as ambassador, said not on the battlefield anymore. they've now got an official pardon despite 24 hours ago being called part of a treason march towards moscow. so, that is something that is a crack in the fissure that can certainly be exploited by the western allies and by ukraine. just because putin is now consolidating his support around his ministry of defense, it doesn't translate to success in ukraine for him. >> kevin, what do you think putin's next move is? >> well, he's got to break the ship a little bit. he's waiting to see if his side of this alleged deals going to happen on monday. it is monday a holiday for moscow? i don't know if tha

official children who are registered to me, the eldest daughter eva is five years, the middle son artemy doubt all the children, to be honest, because my ex-wife. nadezhda gave 1,000 reasons for this, led a riotous lifestyle , disappeared, constantly went out with friends, did not spend the night at home. in general, how did you meet your future wife, i met her in volzhsk, in a club. she told me that she was brought up with an orphanage, it seemed. i'm a very good girl. kind, but after i was disappointed with her. why are you disappointed? well, because i started going out after six months of relationship, i didn’t catch it by the hand, i didn’t catch it, but i caught it in correspondence with men. she bred them, roughly speaking, for money directly and directly told me so. how did you throw off your photos with someone, corresponded constantly there, the legend even went there and disappeared, which means you didn’t earn much. no, i wouldn't say that. i worked, earned money and gave simply.

i really enjoyed what you've shared here earlier week, the astronauts for the nasa's artemis mission announced and one of the astronauts is from grand rapids. oh, wonderful. was wondering if you could comment on president's words, feelings and involvement with the established that it's a great i'm so glad you asked because that is another little chapter of. i have to be careful how i put this gerald ford was wild about having a statue of himself in front of the museum i mean, i think in all he would be he is as impressed as anyone with gill's work. but that's why the space man was out there and people thought, why is a space man in front of the gerald ford museum? well, guess what? gerald ford was on the original congressional commission that established national ford took a wife long interest in the possibilities of the space program. by the way, that's the first of he said, where he worked. wendy johnson, who made chairman of the commission and had a habit of basically dictating pretty much whatever the commission did. so i guess ford was later on. but anyway, the space program ver

craig both or artemis. yeah. craig terada, me and somebody, um in the field and saved their life. so somebody had facial trauma so we could not intubate them. so he went through their neck. with a needle and put a little breathing tube in that way, save the person's life, and it's amazing. um so just really a wonderful young person who's really added a lot to our department. we also had paramedics squat wag nus, who has developed all sorts of pediatric. um uh, reference guides for folks in terms of, um because it can be really confusing when you're in the midst of a pediatric resuscitation or critical pediatric call to figure out how much of the medication you have to give because it's based on kilos. so he made up a guide for, um for everyone, and, um, as well as other things that he's done. and then chris couch . she works on our e m s six community para medicine with are frequent callers. uh, she won, um. the community part the first community paramedic, um award that was awarded this year to her and then, uh, chief michael mason, also from community para medicine, won an award

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