i took the attic.l, that part is just above my apartment for rent, then it was still freely allowed. but this one the door just leads to the attic. find shoe covers, please, why? well, it's not difficult, and then you'll understand, get dressed. hello allochka this is svetlana listen, please tell zverev that i won't come to work today, well, either i'm sick, we'll think of something. okay, i'll explain everything to you later. bye. the chicken is by far the fastest producer of animal protein in history, but of course you're wondering. what is the maximum egg production for us , this is of little interest to us; we are interested in how the corpse got into your chicken coop. i honestly i understand i don't i have a good start from the beginning. you know the deceased, i don’t know his name, but i admit to his face that he is one of those hard workers who will now repair our attic. he is some kind of petty boss there, because he came to you. he did not come to me, but i explain 5:15. i woke up. i went up

wow, stunned i think in the attic. you just accomplished one minimum for us.play. yes, for sure, a fireplace is a gift from masha and nastya, and from st. petersburg you know such a symbol of the hearth, it is a class with ceramic firewood. yes, there are sockets here too, yes, here i look, everything has been done, right thought out with the mind. uh-huh this is such a bas-relief bulge of the wall. this is actually without cardboard plates, but here they have such a wave pattern resembling the backlight here almost without slowing down. but, unfortunately, we did not change anything. well, it's already difficult to look at the doors. they are pens. you see, they are like that. well. here are the hits. thank you very much. yes, great, there will just be cleanliness in the house of films, and it needs to be cut out so you can hide from the eyes and from the sun with the help they came from wood. yes, it looks great. such straight. yes indeed rarities style everywhere. most importantly, despite the furniture. the space didn't shrink at all. everything looks very

yes, we are his goddaughter from the attic.at are you saying, it's not me saying, it's an expression saying what they pricked. and here i asked myself the same question, ran for a box of chocolates and gave it to my sister. she took the blood, and i hop it for analysis, quick-witted listen, what if you do the same trick with the corpse of a bad guy? i understand that a blood test no longer take the nose years from the injection on the body. expert discover maybe. a similar crime is similar in itself , but nevertheless, kolya you are a genius, and you are a geisha, hold on. oh, i mean, i went to the experts. let's go talk. and let's say that we leave, i have no secrets in front of the boys. wow you are a good guy. come on, tell me, for a long time we have barely yes , the lord is not with you. what are you, true. is this a true quest medicine? i wonder what kind of blue medicine i forgot my mother's name in the hospital. we will submit it for examination. you do not mind? send well, november 17 of the whole year where you were,

interestingly, forward forward , your new attic is already there.understand something, as if you know, a spaceship, somewhere. we're a bunch sveta wow. look, uh, water, there's water here, incredible. well, it has changed a lot. i definitely did not expect purple, but the color is very beautiful, generally great. true, i don’t even know where to start this here opa and he’s for you look at the desktop, go look, please, if anything, the snow looked regulated. you can't try. even raise it. yes, yes, yes, laugh. nice class here. this is the real place of the artist. yes, how i wanted something that i appreciated on the internet is the main thing for an artist. yeah , first he glimmered woah, here's the storage for waste water. well, the mixer works, i want to tell you. well, it looks like your face when you just entered here, great. that is, you can immediately water the flowers and water the flowers with brushes. here is for storage. yes, i work pillows, remove the pillows, just push right under the roof, right two girlfriends. you have just two month

there is already your new attic.'s a bunch of light somewhere. wow , the water has changed a lot. i definitely did not expect purple, but the color is very beautiful, generally great. wait for it to plop down here opa and now he looks at the desktop, go look, please, if anything, the snow looked regulated, you can’t try the easel. yes class, this is the right place of the artist, yes, what did you rate the tracks? yes, first of all, they shine. wow, here's storage for waste water. well, the mixer works, i want to tell you. well it looks like your face when you just got here entered, great that is, you can immediately water the flowers and water the flowers with brushes. here is for storage. yes, i work pillows, remove the pillows, just move right under the roof right here two girlfriends. you've only got two months. yes, you lie and look at the stars. mom will be here from parents. listen, we'll think about it, right? oh let's see. that's where all our drum stuff will be. here, even the same mattresses are cool, it w

you know what spaces are in the houses of our heroes, the most deprived are the attics of our combat,s. as for the equipment, i would really like it to be much lighter than it is now. we must start, probably, to remake this billiards. nuyu all your creativity here will be a work table, we will add additional windows very tricky, that we can have it, like a horizontal position for in order to just write, and slightly tilted. and if later you have to draw space for creativity, the summer answer creates a workshop for the young artist. the most important task was in this small attic of a very complex geometry and to accommodate fully life. young girl dachny answer today at 11:55 on ntv energized premiere tomorrow at 21:40 on ntv i am the new nice active, when your back hurts, i easily penetrate the categories and quickly disappear it's time for training. meet wing unites profitably online cinema and interactive tv so that you do not pay twice at today's prices and include back all your plans. everything for cleanliness and hygiene in the house, as well as for your beauty with summer disc

andrews's "flowers in the attic."million copies worldwide, but this was the first introduction to this story for both of you. what were your reactions when you first read it? >> well, i think i got the scripts for it and it rang a bell, the title, and i looked up and saw a very sort of summarized version of the story and went, this is the most horrendous story i've ever heard. i then read the script that takes it in a whole different direction. you know gradually make it to the beginning of the "flowers in the attic" novels. i read the books before we started filming. i was surprised because malcolm and olivia in the novel don't really appear that much. certainly malcolm is barely seen, and olivia is only really seen through kathy's point of view, from the child -- it's all, you know, the children's point of view. so i felt like there was a lot of scope and a lot of room to flesh out these characters. >> i love uh i don't read a little blush about it and thought this is an awful story, but let me read more. >> that's

i have everything in the attic.irovna was here, well, it was and that and proves. it doesn't prove anything. well, shut up, you are a bird, at least 5 minutes. don't bargain, 5 i found out about the accident in which elena's father died, her husband can't have anything to do with it. there, just a drunk driver on a truck drove into the oncoming lane. well, you understand. anton didn’t tell us everything about life. i’m sure my wife will have her own version. some people, unexpected very dangerous people, are watching the premiere. do you want to tell something? real murders what time did they shoot krasovsky others rest dr. myasnikov feed myasnikov do as i do not advise bad tomorrow at 11:30 only on the russia channel the hottest kisses the most ardent feelings excellent. okay. so. morning russia are you sleeping? i'm at work. he betrayed me. did you hear everything? well, why does he sincerely believe that it was you who killed albina no. he knows it's not me. he said to save himself. when you were in the apartment

for the first time, free and actors you have to be, if you read confederate in the attic you know the senate helped me because i knew lots of questions to ask him because i read that book so he tells me, he goes into the field and they are like you got to take off those glasses because everything has to be authentic and accurate for the time period. so he's like okay, i have to get glasses from the 19th century so super expensive and they took a long time and then he gets them and he says i couldn't see out of the things anyway because they were so thick back then but for me it was such a poetic moment, you look through the confederacy lens, there's a lot you can't see. so we were looking, we are looking and fixing much of the same historical terrain but have a different lens. >> if you were to do a list of the pro-plaps and cons of the deep south, you talk about the businesses, the industries, the companies that originated from here, talk about that aspect a little bit. >> so much of our culture emerges from the deep south, certainly all of our soda, all of it, it is part of why -- t

there were times that i felt that i was in the attic. writing a book was a great relief for me, so in the memoirs, i do talk about the renovation of the white house, the china, about the influence i had on my husband's decision, astrology, my relationship with reagan and gorbachev. i talk about my own family and my struggles, and the things i could not say what i wanted because my husband didn't have to face any more elections. at first, i had never thought about writing a book. but, the longer we were in the white house, and the more books that seemed to be popping up, i decided that after eight years of silence, i should. we will have to see what the reviewers and the media will think about that. there is a certain dignity in silence which is very appealing to me. i felt that personally, and for my children, and without something too grandiose for history, that i wanted to present my side as those years as first lady. i will tell, you the hardest part of writing this book, which is called my turn, there is a fine line you have to walk.

thiss internal dialogue because he's absolutely lovely person but i had not read confederates in the attic when he was living the night read it and then i'm so frustrated with him because he was so synthetic anime frustrated with him and he is one conflict in the book some of it actually my friends mom tand so i was kinda grumpy about that but i was also thinking that he was able to access something that i would not be able to access is like woman i thought i would not be able to have this kind of conversations with confederate reenactors in y west virginia and yes, get to west virginia first conversation i had the confederate reenactor, one of the sort of moments. this is a man whose archivist by profession. >> anybody over that. >> yes and he is the reenactor for maryland regiment and he sent and dispenses leisure time working voluntary and harpers ferry which is cited john brown's raid and that was intended to emancipate africans and he wanted try to start a civil war i would prefer black people for the civil war actually happened but is amazing feel like an almost immediately, they wer

upstairs to the attic again and there were times that i felt. that i was in the attic. but writing the book was a great release for me. so in the memoirs i do talk about the renovation of the white house the china. about the influence. i was said to have had on my husband's decision astrology my relationship with don reagan and rice a gorbachev. i talk about my own family and his troubles and all the things i didn't think i could comment on at the time. and i could say what i wanted because my husband didn't have to face any more elections. at first i'd never thought about writing a book, but the longer we were in the white house and the more books that seem to be popping up. i decided that after eight years of silence i should. and we'll have to see what the reviewers and the people think about that but there is a certain dignity in silence, which is very appealing to me. but i felt that personally and for my children and without sounding to grandiose. for history that i wanted to present my side of those eight years as first lady. i'll tell you the hardest part in wri

so the first time so for reenactors you have to be and if you've read confederates in the attic, you also know this and it helped me because i knew lots of questions to ask him because i read that book, right? so he tells me he goes out into a field and they're like you got to take off those glasses because you have to everything has to be authentic and accurate right up for the time period they got fine if yes. so he's like, okay i have to get glasses from the 19th century. so they were super expensive and they took a long time and then he gets him and he said i couldn't see out of the darn things anyway, right because they're so thick back then but for me i was it was such a poetic moment. you know, you look through the confederacies lens. there's a lot you can't see. so we were looking we are looking and fixated on much of the same historical terrain, but we have a different lens. if you were to do a list of write a list of the pros and cons of the deep south i mean you talk about some of the businesses the industries the companies that have originated from here talk about that as

so -- i hadn't read confederates in the attic when he was living. then i read it and was so frustrated because he's so sympathetic to the confederate and actors and i'm frustrated with them and then he has won conflict in the book. i thought i wouldn't be able to have this kind of conversations. yet i get to west virginia and that is the first conversation i have. this is a man who is an archivist by profession. he's the reenactor for the regimen and he spends his leisure time working, volunteering at harpers ferry that is the site of the raid that he intended to emancipate and tried to start a civil war that would free black people before it happened but in some ways he failed like almost immediately they were defeated into some people thought it was a suicidee mission like frederik douglass. harriet tubman was like i'm not feeling well. it wasn't an very well thought out plan but a passionate one driven by a deep sense of justice. so that's where i started in west virginia partially because everybody was like you're going to west virginia by yours

well, that is the whole attic. i woke up at about 11 or something in the evening.oke everywhere, the windows were open and there was a smell of burning . 142 people from 40 pieces of equipment, including a fire helicopter, took part in extinguishing the fire, it made nine water drops. and so it often is during city fires and employees of the ministry of emergency situations had problems getting under the thief. from the side of leninsky prospekt, the street is being improved, so the entrance was partially blocked, but fire equipment is here. still passed. but on the other hand, this courtyard has been blocked for several years, the owner of the territory has put up an iron fence. people wrote an appeal to various bodies of the palace of labor trade unions, which are now in our neighborhood, and at some point they simply installed a fence here and for about ten years. we we write complaints in all instances. we are trying to somehow remove it and organize an exit from the house from the yard, but unsuccessfully the fireman tried to cut down the fence, they only mana

who can do it now, i recommend to insulate the windows, doors, er, entrances, er, all er, there are attics, basements, that is, everything that er, that can become sources of environmental heating, because there are possible cases eh and most likely they will not be isolated cases of interruption eh centralized heat supply or lowering the temperature of the heat carrier to the technological minimum just so that the network does not freeze now insulation now alternative sources now eh and reserve types of fuel reserve reserves of fuel primarily in rural areas now electric convectors now everything that can help every household and every economic entity to get through this winter without expecting help from kyiv please tell mr. gennady e- electricity will be actively used in order to to warm ourselves and our homes, we are aware of this, and there is also an understanding that this increases the voltage in general on our e-e system and e-e at the nuclear power plant, which generate energy, respectively, and and if we take into account that we have the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and we

he quickly recognized the potential and traveled to get into the attic space. had lines in place and lines in the attic and contain this fire and do well in this run. these fires are very labor intensive. so you spent hours and hours peeling the tin back all the hidden fires, if you've been through them, you'll understand it's the hardest fire. again, they did an extraordinary job. unfortunately, around these light wells is where you have the kitchens and bathrooms. so all the common bathrooms were attached quite well. we had a number of people displaced but they'll be back in that building sooner rather than later because of the ability of these crews to contain that fire. the second fire that day, that was about 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, and again, this was another. this is right in the middle of china. there was a lot of hidden voices, the fire started in the restaurant and the basement. the entire smoke was coming off the roof. as it may be, the division had the roof of sales power at the time and they were able to look forward and see the fire and see

the residents agree a little that the heater that the workers kept in the attic caught fire, and the house has been undergoing major repairs for almost a year. i personally saw that while working on major repairs at home, they were constantly unsafe here, then welding was carried out next to machines or with lying materials workers are constantly smoking something, cooking, preparing the roof of an eight-story building on leninsky prospekt broke out the day before at the beginning of 12 at night, as they say obviously.

they lead to the attic or the upper apartment, in fact, no one lives upstairs, let's go to the attic.er and the wire to the ventilation vent. will have to ambush to expose they must return to remove. survived from the apartment. how many brains can i have. he quickly sat down, where to move, where is your happiness that the psychologist with the children did not let him in? i am fond of water with the school of technology, at the request of a friend, i arranged a small sound effect, who didn’t think, no one thought, i wanted so much in a good way. if i had known that they would kill each other out of fright, i would have forced resettlement . what is it like? well, they only privatize an apartment, but a house, and land, on which the house stands, whose city and in some cases forcibly settles everything according to the law. so they gave you some kind of khrushchev, calculated the footage per person, and that's it. and they would live. but i wanted to provide a good apartment, benefactor, you are ours, and the voice is female. you have an accomplice, my sister. nothing to do with it,

all basements, attics, all buildings. that is, we will need to pick up all the weapons and equipment from there. well, of course, it will be necessary to remove all explosives from there, as if this device. we also talked with the official representative of the people's militia of the lpr. andrey marochka. he expressed confidence that the cleansing of lisichansk would be quick. now there are local pockets of resistance, these pockets of resistance are being suppressed by our joint actions, but i want to say right away those units of the ukrainian, uh, say, army, which located in the village or now. they are demoralized. they lost control, and at the moment it can be argued that the cleansing of the settlement of lisichansk will be very fast. about how the russian troops and the forces of the lpr were advancing towards lisichansk, the report of our special correspondent pavel prokopenko in a nutshell welcome. why welcome , because you were waiting for the good, waiting for the world on whose we were waiting for this, we we

republic, it reminds residents of the verkhovensky district to be vigilant, take all valuables to the attic in advance, collect essential documents and monitor the level of the river and reports from local authorities. the traditional night race took place in moscow this year. luzhniki brought together an unprecedented number of participants, about 9,000 people registered to overcome the 10-kilometer distance. both amateurs and professionals before the race warm up to the music and neon lights. finally, the start ran the usual route from the small sports arena, made a huge loop along the embankments and finished on the central square. cycling in the light of lanterns from the main roads of the capital the night before, cars disappeared for several hours, their the place was taken by tens of thousands of bicycles, those who wished to ride 20 km, a bicycle festival was held along the most beautiful streets of the city on the day of moscow transport, in which our correspondent valentina solovyova took part, we are not 50 plus . we are not the first bike ride. an excellent option for energy is

on that day, two boys of friends, zhenya and misha, climbed into the attic.listening. what if the janitor notices that it is in the corner of the old mattress, dishes, leftovers of food. the cowardly zhenya jumped up, let's get out of here. misha lifted the edge of the mattress and saw the knife. the boy reached for the weapon, and then the boys heard footsteps. in the semi-darkness, a figure glided toward the eerie couch. unknown he took out a knife shot in front of him and moved towards the boys. but the stranger headed for the exit. meanwhile, the search for the criminal who attacked tatyana balashova continued in the city. it seemed that this crime would remain unsolved. jaguar that night fall asleep because of the wall from the parents' room. mom stood in front of him like a ghost. she said, son, get up. we are leaving. dad slept in a heavy drunken sleep, and mother and son, trying not to make noise, were going on the road. the boy suddenly realized everything was happening, as his father said. mom runs away leaving dad. the child drove away the uncomfor

the lock on the attic hatch was open.is have to do with the death of the admiral, he also died of a seizure. and if they helped him, if they provoked him death, who named the beard killed the admiral, he is also his godson, is unlikely, and then in black and white it is written in the conclusion that he died of an attack. well , major is also written on the fence. we should have closed this case with counterfeit weapons a week ago. the leader of the criminal gang is eliminated, this is the most important thing, so let's not delay this. goodbye. he loves good photos, dear, perfume. what is it? well, that's it, i didn't see it after all your european sins. this, then, was not just some kind of pitiful bubble that i didn’t see, then he had hundreds of these bubbles. now i think that he likes the latest european novelties were few. perhaps you are right. i need a directory. cries of the maestro, we have known each other for so many years. i will never ask you. offended in resentment i will not tell you anything. you bad blood

working online for us and we work fairly holiday destinations and drowning in plastic white wine and attic at the closet. every year europe exports over $1000000.00 tons of plastic with there. another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. aah! this week on world stories. germany a year after the flood. uganda battling air pollution. but we begin in latvia, where a drone manufacturer is seeing a spike in demand because of the ukraine war. many of the companies employees are from ukraine. a few weeks ago these ukranian refugees did not know which way to turn a screwdriver. now they're building drones for the ukrainian army. atlas aerospace, the latvian company, they now work for saw an explosion in demand for military grade recognizance drones with the onset of the war in ukraine. previously was like, i was happy to sell 10 drones, belmont, and now you, if you're talking about extra $100.00 pay up amount of stuff to figure, maybe it's not enough. and we need to sell to think how we're going to sell more. atlas builds drones that are

are all completely broken, uh, not a single whole there are no windows, and the balconies e into the atticlew by a shell and broke through the roof and there is no kitchen. on the ninth floor. uh, we had two shells flying, 150. uh, there is no honor of a balcony. and uh, communication partitions in the apartment. no, still punched. eh, gender. uh, the current floor, a significant part of the city is damaged almost everywhere smashed windows broken walls employees of the russian ministry of emergency situations are demining the territory they are removing rubble from the roadway everywhere, unexploded bombs are a trap, it is especially dangerous to approach the abandoned positions of the ukrainian military mortars in isa built fortified areas. in the middle of residential areas. according to local residents, militants. they occupied knocking apartments in neighboring residential buildings , they lived there for quite a long time. and during this period, all these high-rise buildings were looted today, employees of the republican grid company have begun repairs, a high-voltage power line. no

i'm on vacation when i got the lawn mower from the attic to know, please, what happened. what do you think, sit alone now in front of you here? i'm straight from the garden to the control area. my vacation cover you see 12:13 here look both what to do traffic police officers armed with striped sticks here the answer is obvious corruption thirst earn extra money, so they got 13 people already killed. you know how well the jury. yes, the so-called jury gang. they took the wild one, i already explained it to you five times. once explained. and now a new orientation has come, that there is a possibility that they will come up with us. vyshnegorsk released there what the hell madon, thank you where was i wrong? we are your business. after half an hour we break down, i noticed one secluded nest here. it is nice here. how do you know we are here, if you are now on the internet, they have already sent a car of brave guys for us, i have not finished. i said colonies. that's it, i'm sitting quietly. come on, turn to me already, that's usually how the feds don't like to share inform

well, our reporter fanny for shar reports from dubrovnik miles and miles of every attic coastline. nearly 20000000 people came to visit croatia in the year before the pandemic tourism is a key source of revenue. until now, you paid with this to corner the local currency, but croatia wants to add up the euro next year. and creations are split over the question of who will benefit from the new currency. this is the place mo, stories one to seen dubrovnik, the old town, the sun such views from our there are pretty amazing for 20 euro per person. and we've unhook of each guides tourists from pull lane, u k, and canada through dubrovnik. the war and ukraine means hundreds of thousands of russian ukrainian tourists are staying away. he hopes the euro will mean even better business. people will spend more money if it's only euro's own and they are going through is only $1.00 currency annually from tourism. answers them, secretaries and vast majority of the business and revenue increase asia. but for locals, living in dubrovnik is getting pricey. inflation reached a new record in may 10 point 8 p

and we've seen fi as a burning all along the andree attic coast line, affecting tourism as well. is there any relief insight. 2 inside you find release, it leads to some release because you go up in the mansion. but the problem is that the closer you get to that at the see them more dry, dig measurable individual ashley. and so the easier it is higher. and also the fact that there are so many people trying to find lee from the heat and back to the beach. that's really, yeah. for dixon, it wasn't for extinguishing the fires, which happened to start at the spot. every now and then. right, francesco, bon gara, they are reporting from then is a journalist in italy. of course, francesco, thank you so much for your time. i get an hour to the latest stir on the war in ukraine. russian missiles has struck industrial facilities and the southern ship building. city of nikolai moscow has stepped up its attacks across ukraine in recent days. defenders fear russian forces are preparing the next offensive. most of the fighting is in the eastern region of donnette. with shelling along the entir

many im gonna working on lunch with holiday destinations and drowning in plastic white wine and attic at the core every year. europe to exports over 1000000 tons of plastic with there. another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines the fantasy adventures. other maya princess from latin america. a romantic drama at a black, queen's court. or how the earth was created, told from a nigerian perspective, with streaming platforms, we're able to view the world from many different perspectives. but is there more to it than entertainment or does streaming really promote diversity? that's our topic today on shift. ah, diversity equality and inclusivity have become real buzzwords. but why are they so important in movies and series? well, because certain groups have always been ignored in film production, one example is women. we make up half the world's population in movies, however, men that usually get a lot more roles. let's take a look at last year's most successful films. 85 percent had more men than women acting in them. it's a man

right here in the attic.al dividing wall should be erected, at least 10 inches needed to fit the new building to the hospital. it is invented after otherwise something free, right? okay, i'll think about it. and so there i already have some remark about ventilation. i have looked at your drawing. what's wrong with ventilation? i'm sorry. this is a new system. yes, but you are already installing in the next room. furnace, huh? then the distance between the supply and exhaust openings is insufficient, the side of the outlet exceeds the high-speed wind pressure by 15-30%. it is clear that the pressure difference across level. on such a basis, we can conclude that in order to create the wind pressure we need, we should increase the distance between the inlet exhaust openings. here we have only. so everything is simple, isn't it, karl fedorovich, it's quite simple, right? sorry. how are you so? it's just that the device in the hospital takes a lot. yes of course i will make additional calculations. she amazes me w

that they wouldn't bother guerrero and agreed they'd give safe passage still they could get a grain attic that oh, but what does he do? he bonds mom with her family. cellular bonded. i cannot say that i'm surprised. i mean, rush always goes back on. it's on its word that it's, it's a, it's a nation that lies and steel and does whatever it once for its own gain. in conversations with turkey who broke the deal. russia was quick to deny responsibility who in our contact with russia, the russian stated that they had absolutely nothing to do with this attack. and that they were examining the issue very closely and observe visit to the left. but authorities and keith called the attack a spit in the face, and warned that moscow could not be trusted to uphold its promises. here shortly, if any one in the world could have said before that some kind of dialogue with russia, some kind of agreement would be necessary. the war look at what's happening to day russian caliber missiles have destroyed the very possibility of such statements. levity veil. the grain deal had been hailed by the un as a beaco

how exactly did the precious metal end up in the attic. a few days later , a junk dealer, boring with all sorts of rubbish, appeared in the yard. the boy, he offered real chewing gum in those years in the seventies, it was for the soviet children are a real treasure. i understood perfectly well, for the sake of a foreign curiosity. children can really bring something interesting, but this was not expected by a weighty gold nugget. there is still no, experienced, huckster, immediately realized the kid was lying. there is also gold. how could he be lured out by an awkward buyer, not the boy himself, did not suspect gold for both of them would turn into a real disaster. this story was one of the most secret in soviet times. everything is mixed in it gold card game for huge money underground millionaires and elite soviet police. near one of the houses on gogol boulevard there was a terrible state of emergency, the boy fell from the roof. where did it happen near the house? the trouble gathered sivaki versions were very different. i myself saw

so really the attic in the ground floor are probably the spaces used for that.okay, another great question we have here. hold on one second. okay has any foreign dignitary ever requested a food taster? is that a white house role that you know, wow, that's that's a fabulous question. and you know, i am not ever heard anything like that, but if somebody were if a foreign dignitary were to have a food taster. i assume they would bring somebody from their own staff to do that rather than putting the president's staff and jeopardy i would hope so at least yeah, that sounds about right meg wants to know do you have any books to recommend about these workers particularly some of those memoirs? yeah, definitely so you can of course check out the very first staff memoir by paul jennings, but also a few other good memories one by lillian rogers parks my 30 years back stairs at the house, that's a great option and we mentioned several of these on our website as well. there's ike hoover who was an electrician and later in usher at the white house. his is 42 years in the whi

the corpse of mary's attic woman is somehow connected. and what is it?fore you came. mr. sunday in honor to invite you wow private club from whom is it? i have no idea fuel, we have to go. what is mr. professor? do not misunderstand me. i worry about the fate of mademoiselle marie no less than you, however. if we don't have patients today, i have a meeting about my bank account. thank you , missing olga vanino good afternoon, professor, did you find anything? no, did you? this is from marie, it seems that marina especially relied on each of us and decided to play it safe, but there is nothing here that would help to find out the secret of the disappearance, if nothing was found here, then i ask you. well, after you? well, if there's news, i'll let you know right away. you know, what time it is now has nothing to do with mary's disappearance, why such confidence? i saw her, a journalist. who is she anyway? i only notice those who pay. will you drink the lord? did not live with us killed yesterday. she was afraid to go to the police. she said if she does r

it rained all night and flooded the attic. water. flow into the wards of the patients, they evacuated, and the staff eliminated the consequences until the morning. now doctors are also counting the losses and waiting for the new slate to be brought. they said that about 400 sheets. it is necessary today while covered with banners, because all this so faster. all this must be purchased among the social facilities that suffered from the hurricane and the local school. a strong wind tore off approximately 100 m of the roof and threw it a couple of tens of meters away from the building, part of the roof is still hanging on the branches of trees, except for the hospital and the school, the hurricane damaged the roof of the palace of culture, the boiler house and the water tower could not resist the elements, even the metal tower was bent by the wind her to the local government. still continue to assess the amount of damage to almost every second house. suffered by someone the roof of someone's greenhouse was blown off, but the crop was de

also housed ukrainian servicemen, but on the facade, they left an inscription inside the mess in the attic, a sniper was hiding and on the second floor there lived uninvited guests, the destroyed ceilings of the wall, dedicated by fragments. here on the second floor were the positions of the ukrainian military. now the house is empty except for the boxes in which they kept ammunition all lies, wide, this is just one of the settlements in the long list of russian sappers, apparently the work. in the near future , they will have enough ahead of them so many more towns and cities where their help will be needed. stanislav skrypnyk ntv boris johnson, who has been finalizing the last weeks in the chair as prime minister, is trying to raise his low rating in the eyes of the british, the politician arrived at the training base of the ukrainian military in the north of england and a jogger. after a frame from the event, the british prime minister posted on his social networks and accompanied them with words of support for ukraine, he assured his audience that his country would continue to provide

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