so, without knowledge and experience, arthur took up the creation of the picture. it was a hacksaw, an ordinary one, it was even, one might say, soviet, old, rusty. from tuslo, that is , this is absolutely manual, straight manual work, over time i still thought that well, since i am already doing it, since i am already making furniture, then well , some kind of tool still needs to be bought, there i bought myself a circular saw, bought a grinding machine, well, this small manual one, which bought a milling machine, this is such a minimal set, which allowed me to somehow improve my level of work , there was no talk of any workshop then. and professional tools appeared much later, therefore, when artur is sometimes told today that in order to open your own business, you need to complete training courses, invest initial capital, rent a room, he gives his own example and claims that the main thing is that you need a strong desire, and it didn't bother me because i really wanted it, i was burning with it, i wanted to do, to do, it's absolute immersion, when i work in th

arthur, do you understand, masha and palina? arthur and palina, kali laska, we ask.r you, the words of ilka, what is this, what is this, what is this animal, what is this fish, what is this bridge, what is this drink? and the first would be arthur, kali weasel, well, in my opinion, this is a mabyts fish, a sprat, not a fish, ilka, this one lived, draperies. furs of animals of the marten family. advent words, respect, wisdom, anigadki. what is it like? abasically: this way, this way, no matter what, little by little, or in every way. whoa, what's the big deal about what's going on in the evaz? kali weasel, palinachka. i'm flying, no matter what. geta is correct. z malaychynka. advancing words - indychka. geta janchyna, geta khvaroba, raslina, what a bird. first would be arthur. i’m thinking, what kind of problem could this be? so, arthur, let's get iago ready. arthur, look, well, if there is turkey, then there is turkey. who are indians? yashche hell of a word for you. mroi, what the hell? geta cereal? mozzies, maras and scenes? palina pershaya. i fly because mroi is

it is sport arthur the russo-japanese war began. on the night of january 27, 1904, even before the official declaration of war, eight japanese destroyers suddenly attacked the russian squadron in port arthur, which was standing in the outer roadstead without protection. the japanese ships blockaded port arthur, trying to prevent the russian squadron from leaving. by the summer of 1904 , port arthur was completely cut off by land from the manchurian army, after some time the sea communication was blocked, and on july 30, 1904, the siege of the fortress began with japanese troops, who built siege structures. the siege and defense of port arthur became the longest battle of the russo-japanese war. the heroic defense of port arthur lasted 159 days. the japanese made several attempts to storm the city, each time ending in the defeat of the japanese. both sides suffered colossal losses. the port arthur fortress held out for less than a month. commandant stoessel, contrary to the decision of the military council of the fortress, which advo

arthur ashe playing in front of you guys.career came to an end on the same arthur ashe court where he won the men's singles title in 2020. he lost to the american 13th seed ben shelton. thiem is retiring this october, having been dogged by a persistant wrist injury. thiem won his only grand slam at the us open behind closed doors, during the covid pandemic. captain suzann pettersen says it was an "obvious" choice to select georgia hall as a wildcard pick for europe's solheim cup team to face the united states next month. england's hall had to rely on being one of pettersen�*s four choices after failing to qualify automatically. pettersen is stacking her team with experienced players to combat being, in herwords... "underdogs as always, in the us". a lot of these plays are aggressive players. a lot of these plays are aggressive players. ideally, you would always pick form, but at the same time, playing away, experience and... they are good enough to find us. i thinkjust the confidence of being on the team and by the time you g

arthur, who or what will you share with daria?nts who find it much easier, and metaphors, images are much easier to work with and work through such a channel, yeah, at that time. cognitive psychology, it is still more about words , concepts, and indeed, if this channel, words, concepts, behavior, thoughts, are for a person. and simply cognitive-behavioral therapy , yes, it copes with this perfectly, well, i would rather add that within the framework of cognitive concepts, other approaches cope with this, for example, imdr is also part cognitive such a plyada yes cognitive therapies, and this is the method that works with phobias perfectly, yeah, here if such an example is also one of the most frequent requests, since we are talking about adults, when an adult comes. find a good bad self, then you are some kind of split personality, dispersion, i would say personality, split - this is when mom is only bad or dad is only good, or i am only bad, uh, in general, here to collect this holistic picture, and for this, for this, and accord

mikhas and arthur, a few.st , carved out the materials. kali laska, masha and palina. shklo? malaychyna. respect. navuchenets, there are only good signs. nine and 10. well done, guys? it's time to listen to our expert svyataslav krupenka. and the team has been walking for a long time, revealing the evidence, the same borrowed support, in other words, but i want to say one thing: the boys, in my opinion, were so worried about the boys, the boys and their rivals , what geta daragoga warta, tamu mayo rashenne is this: for palina and mary are hell to me. g, similar to the russian maulenni. the gavarit and the pishytse are without any remembrance in your words. alena tratsenka was with you, come on sustretches. the gulnya has passed velmі tsikava, me gety pharmacy subsides and і ўvogul i fly, that geta good, kali belarusian language is popularized and rightly so popularized. i really enjoyed this program, and there were many such programs on tv, it was easy to get hold of such a program, if i had already forgotten,

well, maybe you were just jealous of this arthur and that one of hers? arthur? what other arthur?vening? i was in a pub with friends, we sat until twelve, on fridays we go for a beer. can anyone confirm this for you? "i'm telling you, i didn't kill her, can i have a second, results examinations are ready, this is not his child, we announce dreamfest 2024, open" dozens of artists from various countries are ready to give you their hits. yeah, mənə görə dünya yalnız səndən ibarət! opening of the first international music festival dreamfest in baku on saturday and sunday at 21: 50 on ntv miracle premiere on august 17 at 20:00 on ntv. pentalgin - remedies for different types of pain. pentalgin works against pain, regardless of the reasons for its occurrence. we will do without pain. independent experts. credit sbercard - free forever. apply now. become an auto courier with yandex food and increase your income. favorite brands on wildberries. if you want a pleasant aroma to be felt in your apartment or office at home, there is a solution. perfume for homes. apply for a free credit card

hello, arthur. hello everyone. and daria pankratova, an analytical psychologist.eas that are not the only ones for them, but as i understand it, some of their favorites, yes. arthur will speak from the position of cognitive behavior. psychology it began quite a long time ago, and takes its origins, well, rather, from, probably, even the works of pavlov, yes , our well-known, brilliant physiologist, at least he had two discoveries that were key to cognitive psychology, he proved the structure of the conditioned reflex, yes, in these merciless experiments with dogs, remember, not only, but also, by the way, as far as i remember, pavlov... was quite humanistic and he treated experiments with dogs, rather as a necessary evil. in addition, i would i wanted to say that pavlov did another very important thing, and he discovered such a thing as the second signal system, that is, our speech, and what is the first? here is the first, for example, our sensation, and he discovered that due to the second signal system, you can interact with the first, that is, with... words in

arthur blair. eric arthur blair is george orwell. orwell actually is his pen name. he takes it when he publishes his first novel, largely so as not to embarrass his parents. you know, he's writing about some vulgar subjects both about his time initially working as police officer in burma. and his disenchantment with the empire. but then being and out in paris and london, as he put it, slumming it in those two metropolitan capitals. and his experience with the unemployed and underemployed of 1930s europe. so he never formally changes his name, though. i mean, his first wife, eileen o'shaughnessy, becomes eileen o'shaughnessy. blair and his second wife takes the last name. but that is not his legal surname. it's a nom de plume. what did he write that first novel and how many novels did he write over the course of his writing career? so he's write seven books, length novels and nonfiction, as well as countless newspaper and magazine articles. over the course of his career. he starts his first novel, which burmese days. it's not first novel he publishes, but it's the fi

arthur, how are you doing with the straits?ryke strait. and why was the bering strait chosen, the most popular among rumors , or what is it? well, i thought so, it seems to be quite wide between chekotka and alaska. yeah, well, in general there is definitely logic in your words. marina, how did you answer? i answered drake passage because i remember from sixth grade geography what it is the largest strait. what does it connect? where is? how can you feel it and understand? can you describe it to us? i do not remember. recollection maxim, did you answer somehow differently, or also the drake passage, no, i also answered the drake passage, i recently did about the birlings, the birling strait, which is not wide enough, i think, but they just passed through the drake passage, they printed that -well, i remembered that he was the one and decided to choose, so where is he, someone can, and arthur, it seems, he is between, well, modern argentina, well, south america, the very south and... the correct answer to our question is b. drak

arthur blair. eric arthur blair is george orwell. orwell actually is his pen name. he takes it when he publishes his first novel, largely so as not to embarrass his parents. you know, he's writing about some vulgar subjects both about his time initially working as police officer in burma. and his disenchantment with the empire. but then being and out in paris and london, as he put it, slumming it in those two metropolitan capitals. and his experience with the unemployed and underemployed of 1930s europe. so he never formally changes his name, though. i mean, his first wife, eileen o'shaughnessy, becomes eileen o'shaughnessy. blair and his second wife takes the last name. but that is not his legal surname. it's a nom de plume. what did he write that first novel and how many novels did he write over the course of his writing career? so he's write seven books, length novels and nonfiction, as well as countless newspaper and magazine articles. over the course of his career. he starts his first novel, which burmese days. it's not first novel he publishes, but it's the fi

powering through the next three sets dropping just five games against his 140th—ranked opponent on arthuradium. started a little bit in the not best way, but for sure, the first match in every tournament, they are not easy. you've got to accept it. i did well in the beginning and i tried to stay there mentally and trying to keep going. so i'm very happy to be in the next round, first time that i win here on this court after some attempts. so i'm really happy. there were a couple of upsets in the men's draw — two big names going out. number 11 seeed stefanos tsitsipas lost in four sets, beaten by autralian world number 86 thanasi kokkinakis. while the 2021 semi—finalist and 19th seed felix auger—aliassime lost in straight—sets to the 18—year—old czech, jakub mensik. to the women's draw then and world number one seed iga swiatek was made to work hard to beat kamilla rakhimova in her opener. the 2022 champion was not at her best with 41 unforced errors in her 6—4, 7—6 victory that tookjust under two hours on the arthur ashe court. there was an emotional win for two—time champion naomi osaka.

larry: and arthur leffler she will say corporations are the problem and she will want to tax them and i don't know whether she will go for direct price controls maybe she will bet she always attacks them i think she wants to tax them and just trying to make this distinction part of this government action and free enterprise action and the government action is the problem with that is the problem and the democrats do not see it that way but mr. trump understands that he liberated free enterprise economy he's talking about that right now with carolina anything that is free enterprise, that is the solution now in the face of evidence art when you do the best not understand what you think so. art: left and she does not understand and i think byron's, was to the point and she was that tie-breaking vote and she owns the inflation reduction act and even more that joe biden and she is the author of the inflation of the biden administration and she really us and resent to my voice and if it had been great and if it had been gouging price gouging five businesses, wouldn't they have price gougin

pluss arthur, there is another 46 million who buy their own, okay?you've got 180 million through some kind of group business benefit and you've got 46, that is total of 226 million people that would be disenenfranchised if you ended private health insurance. i got to tell you, art, i don't care how many times she flips, i don't care how many times she flops, in her dna, the dna of her closest advisors the left liberal progressives would like to end private health insurance. what would that do to this country, art laffer, i ask you? >> it would be, it would be really very bad for the country and you're completely right. she does have it in her dna. she is a government person from the beginning of time. when bernie sanders wanted single-payer she was right there with bernie. she believes that in the core of her core. now her pollsters tell her don't say that. it will hurt you in the election. she is very cognizant of that. and she may shift. bottom line she is going to do it. she is going to put that through. that will be your health care plan. she sho

and arthur also resembles this singer.ill support yours. romantic mood. we are happy for you together with alexey chumakov, we wish you happiness. old kitara and hot coffee sunset wine, slowly leafing through a book, poems i, all of them only about one thing, between the lines, i notice how i miss you, your gentle beauty, the only thing that fills every day with new meaning, does anyone know this song? together, happiness is when, without a call, you can enter my house and my love, you know that always, probably in no way, even when i do not expect, i love you, without a heart, even if not with me, southern be, you opened it, you can't close it, at an unreal height, the stars of the planet light your way, well , the path of holya, happiness is a cat. you without a call, can enter my house and my love, you know that always for sure, even when i don't expect, i love you, together, together, i want to hear you, spiders. loud, louder, happiness, you without can enter my house and my love, you know that always, for sure, even w

arthur, how are you doing with the straits?ell, it’s the same? no, i also answered the drake strait, i recently did about the berling bering strait, which is not wide enough, i think, but we just passed about the drake strait, something was imprinted, i remembered that it was some kind of one and decided to choose, so where he is located someone can, and arthur, it seems that he is located between, well, modern argentina, well, south america, the very south and antarctica, the correct answer to our question is the drake passage - an intercontinental strait connecting the southern parts of the atlantic and pacific oceans. the second question: in which group of invertebrate animals do jellyfish belong: a) coelenterates, b) mollusks, c-arthropods. these are coelenterates and i hope that the children will answer correctly. ksenia, let's talk to you. i don't know for sure, but it seems to me that this is option a coelenterates. fine. maria? unfortunately i don't know. i answered option b baby, well, at random. i don’t know why, but

arthur, how did you answer this question?ratosphere is already quite close to space. this is not the highest point in the atmosphere, but still. okay, tell me, what do you think, maybe you have a different opinion, well, i think that this applies to the upper layers of the atmosphere, because it is located quite high from the ground, after the stratosphere comes the thermosphere and exosphere, yes he made a little mistake, he’s very worried, but i ’m sure he’ll pull himself together, everything will work out, there’s someone else who answered: no, ksenia and polina and maria, only three people, well, i congratulate you, the correct answer. no, please note that the upper layers of the atmosphere begin with the mesosphere, then comes the thermosphere, then the exosphere, and thus the stratosphere, alas, or fortunately, does not belong to the upper layers. second question: is it true that cheese can only be made from cow's milk? time. alexey, what do you say? i answered in there is no option, because i am almost 100% sure that c

calm down, arthur!arket, if anything happens, i’ll... sign up, i myself saw how he killed a hare with a bow, okay, okay, no problem, you’ll hit an apple, say, from 10 m, like two finger on the asphalt, only the apple will stand on your head, weakly, but i trust arthur as much as myself, give me some onions, guys, okay, this is too much arthur, calm down, do you hear, calm down, you 've already sucked down a liter of vodka, everything's good, he said, it'll hit, let it hit, fuck it, vlad, listen, stop it, let's go, don't touch it, let's go, i'm telling you, you're not in the wrong parking lot, you 've put your trough somewhere, but i don't understand what you're speaking about, it's not your grandfather's general, lesh, what, what, well, yes, then you hear for a second, this is a mesredes, an elite car, not that your shit is dull. yes, i agree, online, listen, there, in my opinion, the dog is conducting the investigation without us, well done, come on, move, move, move, oh, can anyone tell how long they

some coastal vessel, and now let's remember the small purusa, in the alahs a sail. captain gray, arthur gray, and he, of course, was not born in such a simple family, he is from a family of aristocrats, but nevertheless he also runs away from home, he also dreams of the sea, he also becomes a cabin boy on a ship and endures all sorts of ridicule from the sailors, endures all sorts difficulties, but gray is a courageous, persistent, purposeful young man who eventually overcomes all his obstacles, the captain pays attention to him, begins to teach him the wisdom of the sea and gray ... realizes his dream, yes, he becomes a captain, the owner of a wonderful steamship. with green, everything happened exactly the opposite. after the first difficulties, he gave in, he was kicked out of his place of service in disgrace, and he went to his native home. but note that here you can see the mechanism of the future of grin's creativity. everything that did not work out for him in life. all his unrealized dreams, all his actions, he gave to his heroes, it is really very interesting, here it did not w

joining me now is the director of the film, arthur bradford.t that you wanted to make this film in the first place? >> well, i had been in touch with dave, the author who is featured in the film, and he, i just thought that the story he was telling was really interesting. i thought it would be an interesting perspective to go to one of these communities where the books were being restricted and see it from the point of view of one of the writers who had written one of the books. >> that's a very interesting perspective. one of the things i was amazed about was how open and honest the school board members you talk to were when you asked them about the reasons that they targeted and banned the books that they did. can you tell us what were some of the things that they said and were you surprised that they were so candid about why they said it? >> yeah, i think there really is a misconception amongst certain people that there is a secret agreement amongst teachers to hyper sexualize kids or something and i think there was a real fear in that commu

arthur pickering brother is about to make a return. well, definitely, maybe?el themselves. this is what got people talking, a short clip appearing on the brothers�*s social media accounts as well as the official oasis page. fans have pleaded with the brothers to regroup since they broke up in 2009 after a backstage brawl that we all remember at that festival in paris. a sunday times reports citing industry insiders say the brothers were set to perform at a string of gigs next year, including wembley and heaton park in manchester. paul stokes is an insider. ilentil]! and heaton park in manchester. paul stokes is an insider.— stokes is an insider. will it happen? — stokes is an insider. will it happen? this _ stokes is an insider. will it happen? this week - stokes is an insider. will it happen? this week is i stokes is an insider. will it happen? this week is the l stokes is an insider. will it i happen? this week is the 30th anniversary of definitely maybe. it was released in 1994 on thursday. the announcement could be something to do with that. it has been an

because i was reflecting on my ties to ai since 2007 through arthur brooks have it influenced me and helped me too get where i am today put out by a burly the story is also a professor at the university of virginia for many years. during that type my first book was called the happiness hypothesis. would arthur brooks published his book on happiness he invited me up and at the time i was a standard partisan democrat social scientist i thought enemy territory. okay he seems like a nice guy. i never really met conservatives before. retreated really well conversations were great i got to know arthur we became friends over the years. that was 2006 or seven. that's wrote when i started working on the righteous mind. with politics and religion. that began a period of trying to understand conservatively returns they can write about on us in the book. that really opened my mind made me stopping a partisan anything. i may be a better social scientists. floods look for good ideas all over them and see what we can do for them. a lot of materials i have not shown before this 25 minute talk. i'm g

these stories rippled across arthur after the sale, as c.h.i.o spend in and on the community. >> i'm curious, do you think this idea of, hey, employees can turn into employee owners is that a challenge, or is that, hey, it can happen in the middle of illinois, it can happen anywhere? >> absolutely, it can happen anywhere. you know, look outside of my window. you're going to see a house and miles of cornfields. if it can happen here, where can it not happen? >> but this might be the biggest payoff of all, employee ownership was not a fad or a one-time windfall. after kkr sold, the workers got a stake in the business under the new owners. why change a winning culture? why mess with success? >>> cbs sports hq is presented by progressive insurance. today marked the final day of the paris olympics. in the women's basketball finals team usa narrowly beat host country france. they have won 61 straight games. >>> in the final medal count, the u.s. tied china for the most gold medals and had the most overall medals. for 24/7 news and highlights, visit cb

in china, khrushchev and diplomats visited port arthur and the city of dalny.rt arthur as a joint. the death of the brave in 1904 and 1945. as a result of the visit , a large package of agreements was signed. at informal negotiations, khrushchev and man agreed on the equal status of both countries in the international labor and communist movement and the division of labor, according to which china was entrusted. as a response to the treaty on taiwan. in essence, the mutual security of the united states and the gomendang new document is beijing's first step toward cooperation with the soviet union on the world stage, whose momentum is still in effect. but that's all. the next step toward rapprochement had to wait three decades. his visits and knew that he was not a very respected person, and he saw, obviously in khrushchev, a traitor to the cause of the fight against imperialism, and already under khrushchev the policy of peaceful coexistence began, which ultimately led the soviet union to collapse, so mao zedong was largely right. and i think that he saw khrush

most of the musical numbers take place in the distorted consciousness of arthur and harleen quinzel, who in this universe is played by popstar lady gaga. premiere of the second parts will take place at the venetian. august 28 will end on september 7, the film will be released worldwide on october 4. well, of course, we are all impatient, we are all waiting and how great it is that lady gaga continues to delight us, but if not giving out 100% some hits in her solo performance, then at least in cinema, we understand that the talent, of course, of this artist is simply wonderful, large-scale multifaceted, yes, well , i wanted to note that of course, that one role, that the second ... it is a very complex psychological work and i can't imagine what superhuman efforts it took the actors to actually bring this to life on the screen already actually looking at just even the footage from the filming we haven't seen the film yet, but it seems like it's already like a feeling is created that this is really a very interesting job and it's very suitable, here's a very good cast, very coolly chos

arthur, a phd in chemistry, worked at the national academy of sciences before the full-scale invasion, but volunteered for the front. after the defense of kyiv , he fought in luhansk as part of the tro brigade kharkiv regions. was wounded in october 2022 in the liman direction, artur's right leg was torn off. after months of rehabilitation , he returned to the academy of sciences to develop tools that would increase ukraine's defense capabilities. at the kyiv competitions, artur mylin took first place in the bench press category in the weight category up to 72 kg. having lifted a weight of 135 kg. serhiy danilets did not win in his category, but he performed. worthy, already in the fall he plans to return to his brigade, to the percussion company drones his wife and three children will be waiting for him at home. the youngest child is 11 months old. anna kostyuchenko, pavel sukhodolskyi for voice of america from kyiv. ethnographer volya dzemka, who lives in seattle, began collecting and restoring authentic outfits from ukraine in 2022. before the full-scale war, she was engaged in the

arthur, you gotta throw somebody on burgers right now. arthur has got all these great ideas, but he's not talking much.

about the violation itself and its consequences in the story of arthur mkhtse.mpted the motorist to commit an act that law enforcement officials classify as vandalism and intentional damage to property. the video became publicly available; some commentators on the internet expressed regret rather because of the possible damage. then because of the damage to one of the main attractions of the capital of karachay-circassia. the cascade staircase is, one might say, the main entrance to the city's uasis, the green island cultural and recreation park. employees of the state traffic inspectorate of the russian ministry of internal affairs for the city of cherkessk, while monitoring the internet, identified a video recording in which the driver of a nissan x-trail vehicle, in violation of traffic rules , moves in a rest area, not following the instructions of road signs. the owner of an expensive and... brand stopped by in his car to the cascade stairs of the green island culture and recreation park. the police tracked the motorist's route, established his location, de

the director of the film, arthur bradford joins us now. >> arthur, truly such an important film.to play a clip from this documentary will be here from an author whose book was pulled from the shelves. then we want to talk on the other side of that. >> i'm here, because my book along with four others was pulled from the shelves along with high school libraries. the students that were assigned the books were no longer allowed to read them. >> we decided many seniors in high school that were supposed to be reading them can come to mitzi's book and get them for free. >> seniors in high school are about to be totally independent people. they are treated as adults in the eyes of the law. and they certainly can handle a few passages, and a few books that have a little bit of sexual content to them or adult content. >> how often is this happening in south dakota specifically? we noted what happened within just the last week in utah. >> yeah. i don't know exactly the figures. i know it is definitely a nationwide trend. i think it was something that picks up shortly after the pandemic. a l

arthur burns was the one who triggered the whole thing. thing that didn't get controlled was interest rates by the way, the one thing he was involved in but you know, it didn't work then and it's not going to work now. they tried, george shultz used it, we broke the cap of the ice get down to the major river, none of that stuff worked and it became very unpopular and i would expect if history repeats itself it will be unpopular with these people as well. remember jimmy carter's price and gas lines? david: yes. >> price controls on selling gasoline. the length of those lines, david, now i will remind you of this, the length of those lines had a limit to them, which how long it took to drive through with one full tank of gas. then you have to go right back to the line. that was herb stein's joke. that is what happens, those gas lines. it didn't help jimmy carter very much, believe me when i tell you that. david: yeah. >> if these guys want to try that, i think you will be very disas pointed in the kamala harris presidency. she won't win i th

"i understand, it's none of my business, but i met vlasovo at the entrance, well, yes, it was arthur,r that he almost knocked me down in the region, and if it weren't for you, lesha, what was he doing here? arthur knocked down cengizi six months ago." took all his themes for himself, and now what do you have to do with him? well, let's say, but don't you think that he can do the same to you as cengiz? well, arthur is a tough guy, of course, but he's weak in the knees against me, he'll mess around, i'll finish him off myself, well , let me pretend that i didn't hear that, and really, it's none of my business, sorry, you definitely won't have breakfast, no, no, i'm running, pasha, forget about that story. it's in the past, and would you forget? open jardin gold. enjoy its rich aroma, balanced taste, feel the specialness of every moment together with jardín gold. jardín gold - the pleasure of feeling something special. we announce dreamfest 2024 is open. dozens of artists from a wide variety. opening of the first international music festival dreamfest in baku on saturday on sunday at 215

arthur, bless its telling. peop don't drop acid and the sunset strip drop matthew, mark, luke and john. jesus is the everlasting high. right. d even into the 1980s, after many of these nightclubs, chstian nightclubs, have come and ne, there are still christians, prominent evangelical christians, who fear secular nightlife. one of those people is jim baker, who will start the ptl network, the one who starts heritage usa. that theme park in the middle of the 1980, he's going to raise money to build what he calls a partners center at heritage usa. and he tells people that this partnership center is going to be able to evangelize at all hours of the day. people who are coming to heritage usa and they wake up at two in the morning, they're tempted by drugs, they're tempted by alcohol, they're tempted by sex. they're going be able to come and pray at all hours of the day because he says there's plenty of entertainment for secular people to do that. let's watch. his campaign to raise money a little bit for this for th

arthur, how did you answer this question? i answered yes, because well , the stratosphere is already pretty close. it is not the highest point of the atmosphere, but still. okay, matvey, tell us, what do you think, maybe you have a different opinion. well, i think that it belongs to the upper layers of the atmosphere, because it is located quite high from the ground. after the stratosphere, there is the thermosphere and the exosphere. yes, he made a little mistake, he is very worried, but i am sure he will pull himself together, everything will work out. there is someone else who answered, no, ksenia and polina. and maria, only three people, well, i congratulate you, the correct answer is no, note that the upper layers of the atmosphere begin with the mesosphere, then comes the thermosphere, then the exosphere, exactly like this , and the stratosphere, alas, or fortunately, does not belong to the upper layers. the second question: is it true that cheese can only be made from cow's milk. time: alexey, what do you think? i answ

arthur, good morning to you. >> good morning, guys.e. >> yeah. well, boeing these days not good at anything. what we are hearing now is the problem with the capsule, the starliner, it flew up in early june. supposed to be an 8-day mission. they have been up there more than two months. they are talking now they may not be able to bring them back as early as next month and as late as february. the issue here really is was this starliner capsule ready for primetime and i say it probably was not. juxtapose that with spacex dragon capsule, that has been certified for flight now for a number of years. they brought it in under budget. it's a reliable robust platform. contrast it with starliner, which has thruster problems. a little bit like saying your steering wheel in your car may not work. i have a turn up there maybe you will be able to turn. maybe i won't be able to turn. the thruster on the starliner are defective. and boeing has been working night and day to try to work this out. while the capsule is docked at the international space s

i think we can do arthur ashe. >> this is as close to arthur ashe as we get. >> come on. >> maybe find>> coach, how do we look? >> you guys look great. better dressed than the level of tennis. >> are you ready for this heat? >> i was born ready, baby! >> yes, joe. >> good. >> what in the -- >> that's in. towards the net, oh! >> i liked your enthusiasm. >> i tried. >> what? >> that's an ace. >> whoo! >> that's an ace. >> what is this? >> somebody check the speed gun on that. >> what is this? >> match point, angie. >> this is it. championship point. >> here we go. i got it. >> oh! >> what? >> oh! >> joseph, the pleasure has been all ours. >> what? >> don't fault us. >> reporter: tennis is a game you can't help but love. >> as they say in the business, game, set, back to the studio. >> studio. >> we had to redeem ourselves. i'm sorry. i know it is embarrassing. >> you won the scavenger hunt. >> even, 1-1. >> america loves a comeback. >> what's next? >> we did good. >> that was so fun. honestly, the idea you're playing tennis, by the way, in that stadium, arthur ashe is enormous. the chanc

but arthur, i think, the bigger point i'm making is, trump's the business guy. point in time in history we need a business person at the helm. that is really what i'm asking, art laffer. >> we do. i wish, i wish he had chosen steve forbes as his running mate to be honest with you. steve, i loved your opening comment. larry: now you're cooking. >> we need to index tax rates. lower tax rates on working output and employment and continue the trump agenda of business first. you know what he did on the tax cuts and jobs act is second to nothing in history. i mean he cut those tax rates from 35 to 21. he cut the personal income tax. we need more and more and more of that. what we need to do is bring people off the sidelines, back into the labor force. we need to get this country growing and going again and in the interrim there, we need to treat seniors, especially people over 80 years old, say moi, we need to treat them really nicely. you guys be polite and sweet to me all the time, yes, sir, no, sir, thank you, ma'am. we need to treat seniors correctly. trump knows

arthur, bless it. talks about, you know, gays are, you know, are a problem but not in connection with nightclubs. like, why do i at this shock they don't have people being like we're going to like jerry falwell is unabashedly i'm building a university build god's warriors. i'm going to build a supreme chamber to teach the next generation of lawyers to overturn roe v wade. he succeeds in that effort. right. why don't i see that in in these nightclubs. right. why do i say we're going to teach kids how to be proper heterosexual kids? or which is weird. it just seems very odd and i'm kind of i've got to figure that out. i don't think in the seventies it was being recognized yet during the aids crisis that people start realizing, gee, they really are queer americans, aren't they're? they're dying a rapid rate. that's true. but in the seventies it was the great and you know radio one there were there was quite a clientele there but it was not recognized by anybody. yeah, that's true. i think anita bryant out

, and arthur ulasov, and guys, no need, get up, where did you intercept him, he rushed to the stationin at the last moment, you promised that you would do a clean job, you said there would be no problems, i don't know. "i got caught somewhere, maybe someone ratted me out, they were waiting for me, but i don't give a damn about your excuses, i paid you as much as you ordered, where is the result? arthur, i'll fix everything, give me a chance, and why didn't you fix it right away, why did you rush to the station, and why did they let you go in general, wait, you told them who you came from, they let you go, look them in the eyes, look, he said, well there were no options there, yes i understand, and you know what she let you into the forma, no, arthur, no, clean up here, your coffee, please, their elder has such an impudent mug. so impudent, he says to me, do you need problems, and who are you going to complain to, i 'll sink your whole tavern to the bottom, let's say, let's not say, but he said so, i 'll sink your whole tavern to the bottom, what exactly does he want from you, a share

curtis and arthur are a same—sex pair of flamingos from devon zoo and have successfully hatched an eggegg, but it's in safe hands — or beaks. now you're all caught up. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. team gb have their homecoming with 65 olympic medals, but should they have brought more golds back from paris? tom daley signs off with silver, a fifth olympic medal, and he says paris was his fifth and final games. i'm really happy with how everything's gone. ijust think it's always hard when you say goodbye to your sport. and from manchester to madrid — julian alvarez leaves the premier league champions — tojoin atletico for over £80 million. the summer olympics are over for another four years, and some athletes will be revelling in their paris achievements before plotting the path to la 2028. others will be wondering whether they can go through it all again. the majority of the team gb squad returned to london on monday, with many of the 65 medals on show — but only 1a of them gold — their lowest total since 200a. our correspondentjoe wilson was at s

in the twenties of september 1941 , ss oberführer, the head of einsatz group b arthur nebe was expectedat the residence of wilhelm kube. he was urgently summoned to the gautleiter. the conversation was going to be serious. the data on the use of gas in the psychiatric hospital in novinki was disappointing. the execution of himmler's order, given during his visit to minsk in august, cannot be considered fulfilled. nebe tried to prove the opposite. this is only the first experiment. at the same time, ober führer recalled that back in 1940, before the invasion operation began, he proposed to carry out euthanasia actions using carbon monoxide. this method was tested in the new products. testimony of witness akimova, to doctors of the minsk psychiatric hospital. it was september 18, 1941. an ss police officer, accompanied by a chemist, ordered doctor kitoevich to prepare about 20 patients for the subject of testing the action of some gas. the patients were ordered to be brought into the bathhouse, near which. specialist. the first experience of extermination by gas in the occupied belarusian

arthur lett—haines is altogether something different.h many progressions during his lifetime , progressions during his lifetime, and he seems, on the face of it, to dabble with some quite dark subjects and quite surrealistic subjects. there are all sorts of shadowy figures, somewhat grotesque figures, and so on. he was he was down a different route altogether. >> and it's interesting because they both started out in, in the 1920s, parisian art world. and as soon as they met on armistice night in 1918, apparently they fell in love because homosexuality was illegal in britain. they very quickly moved to paris and they set up their base there. but they criss crossed the continent to spain, italy , germany, basically italy, germany, basically absorbing all these influences . absorbing all these influences. and lett—haines particularly was very attracted to surrealism, and that stayed with him all his life. so a lot of his works have never been shown in the public domain before. they're mainly private collections. so we're very excited to hav

it's good fort a first arthur. at what point did people say, there aren't enough copies and we need to print more? >> this happened relatively quickly afterve the book came o. i'd like to say, two or three weeks, maybe. there was ante interview i did witham a magazine. the american conservative that went viral as they say online. people were a sharing it on facebook and twitter. i went to check my amazon ranking. those who have writtenve a book will know the amazon ranking is a way to check to see how your book was selling. iry was checking it every 7 or 8 seconds.ch i go to check my amazon ranking and says book is out of stock and will ship in a week. i realized, we don't have enough books out there. that's when they started to turn on the presence. >> how many have been printed? >> i don't know how many total are in print. i know in hard copies we sold under a million. it's' a little over if you count digital and audio copies and all of that stuff. [ applause ] >> theer title, very often arths don't come upco wit

third round, the russian, seeded here under number six, met with the twenty-five-year-old frenchman arthurderknesch, the fifty- sixth racket of the world, before this match.

gauff tookjust 66 minutes to get past her opponent at the arthur ashe