uh, bismarck say that it seems not bismarck well, never mind said that the franco-prussian war was woneacher the great patriotic war was won by our sense of duty, and we have this sense of this sense of duty. we see that now, everywhere at every point, our people are sacrificing themselves, shedding blood, opening monuments, saving people, restoring not only historical, but human justice in general, because we have such a feeling debt, and they have this collective now. unfortunately, hitler simply does not understand this, i am not mistaken. and what kind of interpretation michael is directly very interesting, what interpretation can be not quite the way you say, uh, often that in the west they don’t notice or didn’t notice exactly 8 years of war. it is necessary in donetsk before the start of the special operation. this was not quite noticed, but it’s just that they have a different narrative, but in general, and in general, not everyone shares this point of view. but this negativity dominates, which is terrible. uh, a terrible war, a conflict of 14,000 dead, but on the west believe

speaker, tonight in bismarck there is an event honoring the state senate career of nicole pullman. mr. armstrong: elected in 2012, she served in the north dakota state senate for a decade. and she used her career as a teacher to educate members of the senate on how to govern with intelligence, competence, and grace. and i know this bert than most -- better than most. she was my seat mate on the floor of the state senate for six years. because of her friendship i have become a better public servant and more importantly i have become a better person. she is retiring from the senate to continue to focus on her true passion -- teaching. this year marks her 25th year as an educator. in that time she has taught in three high schools and has had such a positive impact on thousands of north dakota students. north dakota state government is going to miss her dearly. but their loss is her students' gain. i am so very proud to call her my friend. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recog recognition? >> unanimous consent to

wow oh, you are a fluffy well -mannered dog having taken an observation post on the sofa, fluffy bismarcks the hostess gives the guest a tour of her workshop to see there is something i use different techniques completely think through different interesting carapace. it's also good. this is generally porcelain and cardboard. and here we have a view of a brick that is glued here and further, when it foams during firing, it creates such a texture, from above, it is poured certain glazurit i.e. length - it can always be mischievous. and today we are with you occupation you are notable. none of oksana's interiors is complete without ceramic objects. at first i ordered them from the masters, and two years ago she herself began to work with clay and even participates in exhibitions, and today she teaches a lesson in yulia's skill so that the clay becomes homogeneous and does not fall apart after firing, it needs to be properly moistened and kneaded yulia is no stranger to kneading dough, turns out great. is that a little more effort is required now we take pinch off you take a piece of your pal

after all, there is, for example, a bismarck quote the power of russia, said at the beginning of thebe undermined by the separation of ukraine from it. it is necessary not only to tear off, but also to oppose ukraine to russia, play off the two parts of the one people and watch how a brother will kill brothers. to do this, you just need to find and nurture traitors among the national elite and with their help change the self-consciousness of one part of the great people to such an extent that he will hate everything russian, hate his own family, without realizing it, everything else is a matter of time. so here repeating. what is this process that we started, that we didn't see it? i am deeply convinced that the main fault for what happened lies with us, because we condescendingly watched the gas flow , people drive each other. everything, it seems, is going on normally relatives here and there how can it be that this led to what it led to, but for 20 years every day there was work every single day with textbooks that were sent with teachers who taught with an absolute look at histor

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salt lake city, bismarck as well. i want to bring you to the other side of the planet, another top weather headline, we're monitoring this typhoon that is just off the east coast of china. and it is now still churning over the east china sea. but one thing is for sure, it is regathering some strength. there is the indicator with that little tiny pin hole eye that is the center of the circulation, the most powerful of the winds currently at 120-mile-per-hour or roughly 195 kilometers per hour. this particular area will side swipe eastern sections of china including shanghai. but the bulk of the strongest winds are on the eastern side. so we'll spare the area with the worst of the typhoon, but we're not done just yet because it will pick up in forward trajectory and move into the southern coronkorean peninsula. so we anticipate a near landfall or direct landfall for this particular area. not only is the wind concerning but also the potential for extreme flooding across this area as the official forecast track crosses ri

well did not happen, because, as you know, he succumbed to bismarck's trick and lost the war and wasneral, it was the only bar that means it didn’t happen, that is, people coming to power. as a result of the revolution, lead back to traditional or dithymation through a god-given and inherited monarch. well, it's hard to imagine. this is the usual argument, which is more to go, but to tell the people, and then we were hammered into the head of the soviet school that how can one person manage, respectively, the whole a side where there's a bunch of other people's talents who can sit in his place, but that's the argument. and this is the argument of the most popular book of the american revolution of the late 18th century, this book called common sense, and a volume about payne, where he first spoke, like a fallen worm, maybe there we should be ruled. yes, you guys, by the way, the book was sold in 100,000 copies for that time it was impossible to go. rush the most popular, probably the book seemed to be the eighteenth century in the states, but now for us it is banality, and for even t

well, it didn’t happen, because, as you know, he succumbed to bismarck’s trick and lost the war and wasn general, this was the only plan that didn’t happen, that is, people coming to power. the result of the revolution is to lead back the traditional great action, through the god-given and inherited monarch. well, it's hard to imagine. this is the usual argument, which is more to go, but to tell it to the people, and then to us it was hammered into the head in the soviet school that how can one person manage, respectively, the whole side, where there are a lot of talents, for example, people who can sit in his place, but this is the argument. this is the argument of the most popular book of the american revolution in the 18th century, this book called common sense, yes tomo painer, where he first spoke, like a fallen worm, maybe there we should be ruled? what are you, guys, the book, by the way, was heavily sold for 100,000 copies for that time it’s impossible to go rush the most probably a popular book of the end of the 18th century in the states, but now for us it is a banality, but f

wednesday will reach 101, upper 90s for bismarck. more the same for rapid city and casper. once you get this type of heat, the dry conditions, that leads to an elevated fire danger, anywhere you see that shading of orange across the northern rockies, dry air has already sparked some fires across northern california. we have been talking about these, the mill fire, you saw the structures damaged, just a f few minutes ago. that's at 25% containment. this mountain fire is at 5% conc con containment. these fires, you can see the smoke starting to degrade the quality of the air across northern california. kim? >> creating another huge problem. cnn meteorologist derek van dam, thanks so much. >>> new launch date could be weeks away or longer after a second failed attempt to send the unmanned artemis i market to the moon. nasa scrubbed saturday's planned launch after crews find a hydrogen leak and weren't able to fix it in time. cnn's kristin fisher looks what the went wrong and what happens next. >> reporter: a second scrub, a second hydrogen leak, but this leak was much bigger t

bismarck also said whoever drinks beer becomes lazy .diction is a direct path to vodka alcoholism, dear friends. there are also better drinks non-alcoholic juice milk. here i heard chief, that in kefir there are fermentation products, which also give a degree, though they do. yes, well, dear friends, please, i'm looking forward to meeting you, goodbye. hello have you quit your real estate activity and decided to try yourself in a new field? you have to combine successfully. you know, yes, more than 100 cured patients. if you have problems with alcoholism, please contact us. thanks so far no problem. no, well, that's good. and as i understand it, you came about yesterday's telephone conversation. yes, you called on the twelfth taxi by phone, huh? and what's the matter is that the drivers of this taxi were killed, huh? when a was about the same time, you did not notice anything suspicious then. there is nothing. you know, we drove up to the property, i went to show the client the apartment, and it was all so late. and what, but sometimes y

host:kay, in bismarck, north dakota. go ahead. caller: i love the queen. my ancestors came from england and scotland and came to america. they knew how to survive work, work, work. the queen was a very positive, loving all people, christ was her lord and savior, she was a christian. america, we need to be christians. she has not abused herself or drink, or carry on with other men or other women. she was a lady. a true, true -- host: betty is calling in from texas. where in tip -- where in texas are you, betty? caller: i am in temple, texas. host: well, i admired her and i really wish that our leaders in this country, the president on down, the congressmen, our governors, our state officials, our city officials, that they would emulate her conduct in putting her country first. and be respectful of people and how they address them instead of being how they are and to get reelected and how they speak about people into people -- and to people. i wish they would emulate the queen. host: thank you, betty. everyone in portland, oregon, what do you think the impac

the victory they managed to do it they managed to do that what else was planned to be done from bismarckset one part of the russian people against another what to do? we must prepare for defense. we must understand that the war can come here at any moment, no matter how hard it is to imagine. that's what we were talking about these meanings. yes, they need to be considered. it was theoretically possible to avoid, yes, there were hundreds of opportunities in order to avoid the conflict, to curtail it, and even now so that tens of hundreds of thousands or perhaps a million do not die there, you know, but that’s all areas of theory. and the historical truth is that, unfortunately, there was not a single opportunity. do not start a war, here i am to a person whose ukrainian surname is belarusian citizenship. parents in the crimea, this is even before the events, one son was born in moscow, the other from simferopol, their mother is ukrainian. like a son, you know? i'm here i am specifically like as a physical person. here, yes, here, as a real person, as a citizen of belarus, well, as a real

although it was not bismarck, it has also already been disputed that frank's russian war was won by aic consciousness. what is it brought up on? on the fine arts on the fact that they sing songs on valency on infusoria-shoes - this is all important, but not of prime importance. let's decide that it is important for us to raise children who know history. i studied at an american school. the last grade of this school, and there is such a system that in the last grade. you can choose items. what do you want. i myself typed in there photography theater psychology. well, what are they interested in, there are girls at 15, but there are two subjects that you cannot choose or refuse, mathematics. can, please, you can't give up english . to the history of the united states the history of the united states you must learn and must know, no matter what you are interested in. in our country, when entering universities and at the unified state examination, history is not necessarily an exam. it's just. if you really have a profile for somewhere, you enter a university where it is required, but you

look at that had thirties per some rapid city now. 40 bismarck, 46. minneapolis 50.moines. 47. 52 chicago. i mean, that's a cool school system coming in the last week of september. so kind of interesting might we get one? maybe there's hints around october 10th or so, so we'll see. we'll see long way out there. but just, you know, put that down if you work outside, maybe for us big fog bank has returned, even though the water temps are darn warm out there. 60% francisco bowie 58 popular point arena. bodega bay point point raised, then sixties also for the monterey, but we said these are about the warmest we've seen, at least close to it for most going all the way back to may. visibility is improving petaluma, the airport down to three miles, but santa rosa has gone up to five. most locations have improved, including santa clara valley, watson ville down to moderate one time it was down to about a mile mile and a half, but it looks like the basis on the fog bank has lifted fifties on the temps are right about 60. i think this will be our lows, the system that's sweepi

although it was not bismarck is also terrible that the franco- russian war was won by a german teachercivic consciousness. it is what brings up the bottom on the fact that they sing songs on valence on the ciliates of the shoes. these are all important, but not the first. let's decide that it is important for us to raise children who know history. i studied at an american school. the last grade of this school, and there is such a system that in the last grade you can choose the subjects you want. i chose photography and theater psychology there. well than wonders if there are girls at 15, but there are two subjects that you cannot choose or refuse, mathematics. can you please, you can't give up the english language and the history of the usa , you have to learn the history of the usa and you have to know, no matter what you are interested in. in our country, when entering universities and at the unified state examination, history is not a mandatory exam. this is only if it’s true that you enter a specialized university somewhere where it is required, but you can go, for example, by the

well it's visiting bismarck, north dakota. i mean, once it starts to move, we took its sweet time, but once it accelerated, you can see how to head of that. there's going to be some pretty active weather. i would think in the northern plains great legs from that system as it tracks across the northern tier. we are clear . look good here on temps here, starting off temperatures fifties, mainly fifties sixties there were a couple of upper forties. warmest temps will be on the weekend. probably saturday is the way it's looking some mid nineties. today we'll get operators to near 90 inland forecast on the attempts have to be honest, some of the forecast projection i used yesterday were little too warm. concrete came in 83. i did see some around 85. so it came in a little under. today. we'll go 90 saturday 94 sunday 93 before it looks like it starts to ease up a little bit as we go into early next week. seventies eighties and nineties. for most, the coast is clear. looks good. this is one of the warmest times of the year for the co

is this also bismarck or something, when they austria the battle of sadovaya was the first battle forstria and did not take a vein, they asked him, why didn’t you take a vein? he says she is our task is not to destroy austria, but to make her fall in love with us. you see, it seems to me that without any particular, but still some kind of political prospect for the future of ukraine, too, uh, still quite difficult, so to speak, we see quite strong action in ukraine, and yet there is resistance. and including resistance at the very grassroots level, so it seems to me that all these moments are important. well, in general, they finished their how do they say this speech or what is it? rather, thoughts are like that right away, well, they are not right away, and i'm talking about this, too, like everyone else. i think, we think a lot and it is clear that we need to do it. understand the scope of this task. and it seems to me that we also talked about this a lot all the time, the desire to pretend that, in general, nothing is happening. in general, this is what it is, but it seems to me t

is this also bismarck or something, when they austria the battle of sadovaya was the first battle for a vein, they asked him, why didn’t you take a vein? he says she is not our task. destroy austria and make her love us. you see, well, it seems to me that without it being determined which one or another, but still some kind of political prospect for the future of ukraine, too, uh, it’s still quite difficult, so to speak, we see it quite strong to act in ukraine and still resistance. and including resistance at the very grassroots level, so to speak, therefore, it seems to me that all these moments are important. well, in general, it ends. how is this speech said or what is it? rather thought something like that right off the bat, well they do not immediately i, but i'm about it, too, like everyone else. i think, we think a lot and it is clear what is needed in general. understand the scope of this task. and it seems to me that we also talked a lot about this all the time trying to pretend that, in general, nothing is happening. in general, this is what it is, but it seems to me that i

gigantic tradition of implementing strategic projects , but here we recall the wonderful phrase of bismarck tool. stupidity is unpredictable. yes, to defeat them, but it is absolutely not possible. well, today we had a red thread of energy, and there was a piece of the performance. mrs. chairman about what she said, where she said that you bring your increased electricity bills to russia , this is a very interesting moment, shifting responsibility for what is happening in europe to us despite the fact that this is precisely e with ensuring the energy security of europe. there are very big problems of strategizing. that is, we all know the energy charter, and coups from head to head from to feet, then how should the market work, right? that is, today they are already talking aloud that there will be marginal prices for russian russian energy carriers, that is, in fact, all market fundamentals are being replaced, and pricing is an investment of risks that producers, transporters of oil and gases, do not judge in itself and, in principle, over the past 30 years of europe has been behaving like

annoy russia and be this thorn in it there in one place or that the insect itself, uh, about which bismarck sad. you see. this speaks of a general decline in the level of e, in general, international relations. but it is true, says the foreign minister of the country with which we have diplomatic relations automatically. you remembered the first world war, i must say the great patriotic war grafon, schulerburg, yes, according to the memoirs of the same translator pavlov, when he announced to the hammer that germany was in a state of war. he actually cried too, and he also apologized because he, uh, was actually an opponent himself. uh, this attack on the soviet union . but those words weren't used even then, so uh, well, if. well, i'll have my say about what i think about the stove. well, what do you think, look, really? it’s just that everyone saw that, in principle, today the ukrainian people, who has been in a state of colonization by the west since the fourteenth year. and i want you more. you are right to say that such small countries as lithuania, latvia, estonia, they are doomed to b