lera, well, uh, i've known atar for a long time. think they also know that he never felt sorry. he never complained about anything, even in the winter he usually sleeps with the windows open all the time, even about a cold, about nothing, never any complaints, nevertheless he ended up in the hospital, how it all started, he began to complain about an upset stomach, well, naturally, i bought him some of these medications for his stomach, then i started to, he started to complain, yes indeed, well, excuse me - about constipation, well, did you go to the pharmacy, right? we bought some basic remedies, there, he could, he wanted, and, there, he could, there, he wanted, but, like this, he later told me himself, just a few days before this examination , later before the hospitalization , naturally he had no appetite, he was emaciated, yes, yes, he, he noticeably lost weight, and i there was one event, this is before leaving steal. well, very bad complexion, and he says, he can barely stand, and he wrote me - every day voice messages every

great neighborhoods of old, some notable people like arburi lived here. ar's tomb is now. in this area atar mecca, medina, damascus, turkistan and india, meeting with muslim scholars and mystics and returned promoting their ideas. i wish i was able to... traveled through the silk road more than 800 years ago when was alive and had a chance to sit down with him and have a chat. today i can only dream about this, but some people did have a chance to do it, people who were traveling from east to west and west east, they were stopping by and they were meeting this great persian mystic and poet, they are the ones who sent his message and his name to the rest of the world. i thought was born in shabur, but today he's well. known character all around the world is another prominent figure of khurasan and a specifically naish region. today is the first day of azad in persian calendar and i'm marking it as the first day of my journey through the silk pro within iran from east to west. talking about calendar, if it wasn't because of this great man from the land of orasan, now mean, i would have not ab

atar was born in nabur, but today he's a well-known character all around the world.sn't because of this great man from the land of khurasan ( i would have not able to tell you what day is today or even mark it on my calendar. outside iran and persian speaking countries khayam has had an impact on literature and societies through the translation of his works and popularization by other scholars. the most influential of all was edward fitzgerald. who made khayam the most famous poet of the east in the west. silk was certainly major trade item from china to the west, and i'm sure that it stopped somewhere on the way, probably here. and this is how he got introduced to iran and iranians and it became an almost permanent part of the persian carpet, the hand-woven persian carpet, which is famous and popular all around the world, and specifically in the west. it tells me something. that the silk didn't continue its travel alone, but it took persian carpetwood itself too. the silk road wasn't only used for people to travel, but there were goods taken by the merchants of each

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atar , is there a parallel to what mr. pishor is talking about , or not? in the process of establishing a system, we designed it under the title of light system. the specialized system is the agricultural trade union system of iran. one of my systems. it is very well technically well designed and can almost meet all the needs of the agricultural sector be accountable, but what has happened to certify the products or to issue a business license, recently the honorable board of ministers.

my cousin ivan had such an atar oves there 40-50, he was a truck driver, by the way, my grandmother lived in drazhnya in minsk, and there she also had her own house, and there were also some animals there, when i was little, i came to her in the summer, did you ask for anything, no, we only went to pick mushrooms and berries, well, rabbits, rabbits, i liked rabbits, they are kind, small , they sit there fluffy and that is, they collected grass, well, grass, yes, yes, we collected this, well , and we often liked to go to the forest. and my grandfather, we went to pick mushrooms, berries, he would wake up at 5:00 in the morning, at 4:00 in the morning, we would then carry these mushrooms, berries with him with this backpack, so that the boletus often went for mushrooms, and accordingly, the boletus often went for boletus. before and i then it was popular you remember yes nineties there are films karate and so on i used these receivers on high school students peers and i studied very that is you were a bit of a hooligan yes i studied well but there was this problem that somewhere we well i h

some of the bases we lived on but we didn't live on base during the flight line you would wake up atar 2:00 a.m. in the morning or the running while since the maintenance crews did their work. so flight would become i would say it not my identity but very much the background noise in my life. i don't know where this came from. i like to pinpoint it as the movie 1969 but i developed a fondness for spitfires. i'm really not sure why. my dad is playing jet aircraft or drug twice the speed of sound enzymes stuck on british aircraft of world war ii. i let it go for a while. when i left the corporate world it was most of the time writing magazine stories about running and triathlon, i wrote about russ 30 years ago. but at some point because i was freelancing the whole time and i was traveling on three months of the year with some point i realized i needed to stay home and to do that i began writing books. that led me into history. i had always loved history when i was in college and i loved history even as a kid. i got these children'swi book wh my 6-year-old name written in them books like

atar the core of harris' propos is a continuation of the biden administration's promise that no one making less than $400,000 a year would have their taxes go up at all. that's a key part of harris' tax proposal, but it's not just income taxes that are the key issue t here. we thimport a lot of things in america. here's donald trump's plan for deal with that. >> we're going to have 10% to 20%0% tariffs on foreign countrs that have been ripping us for years. we're going to charge them 10 to 20%. >> that is some knuckleheaded stuff. not only is trump saying he's going to impose a 10% 20% tariff on imports from foreign countries broadly, he says very specifically he willys impose a 60% or higher tariff on all imports from china. trump is trying to sell that proposal is just another way he's quote-unquote putting america first. but the center for american progress crunch said the numbers on that plan, too. and the reality is trump's plan doesn't shift the tax burden to china. anybody understands when you put ars tariff on an imported good,t shifts to the consumer. if he puts a 60% tariff on al