but i still as a part of the yeah, also norwegian economist, arilyn boatman bjork that confirms this thing and they go, he has to trace the various routes over which sanctions, goods into russia. so you can actually stand with a truck in georgia, but if not to find yourself, russell crowe territory. and that because yet there's only one possible pass that's supposed to make any. according to buick fed, the data paints a very clear picture. have a look on on the tray. yeah, those are for russian. so we can actually see a goods interest show from so we can see what kind of built in on any t. oh, so pieces of goods. and then we also found some of the goods in russia. for example, drones would come ro, i mean being supported by western kind of for something solid rush. so is frontier, that to western goods are going to russians fights as x. we drive to the capital to please see we have arranged to meet in the ministry of finance with otarre recalled c. for the beginning of this options, we are doing our best to control all the goods and the all the company is all over the personals world

bjork. - bjork? - yeah. i think i can just end my journey now.lized why lambing season is an around-the-clock, totally exhausting, all hands on deck family affair. i wish the cameras could pick up how bad this smells. - [laughing] - smells like shit. - does your family do all of this work? - my uncles run the farm. i always make sure that i have lambing season off because i wouldn't want to be anywhere else. - see you later, guys. [bleating] so this farm, how long has it been in your family? - i think i'm the seventh generation. - and icelanders have been raising sheep for... - since we got here. - yeah. - the sheep has literally kept us alive through the centuries. through the cold winters, they provided both meat and wool. - that's what strikes me as an american, coming over here, where, yes, we have traditions that go back, you know, 150 years or something like that. but i'm not connected, either to my land or my property or to my traditions in the same way. - well, i feel, firstly, just lucky that somehow my branch of the family ended up here

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björk is translated into russian also what is the name? this is a tree.e the name of this tree. 10 seconds forget. about beautiful handwriting, do it in time, and then we'll figure it out. and it's three two one time is up. don't forget to write it off. if you don't know how to answer. write three different trees, and then one of them will definitely fall into the right consciousness. nikita please. show your answer to the viewers. what is the locality? possibly exists. we just haven't gotten to it yet. not us, nor the cartographers, apparently the correct answer. birch is the correct answer. eating at your table brings you two points, but here are two wrong answers that force you paul to go to the construction site and build a tower of two elements. ask. you can do it, i believe you for 30 seconds, as always , any two elements and we return to the team, the city of birch, the berezina river. it seems to me that somewhere far away. now one bezrukov burst into tears. return to the team. but what about another element of time goes by, only 18 seconds left.

. - ladies and gentlemen, bjork. [laughter] - the lamb or the musician? [guitar music] ♪ ♪♪ - [singing in icelandic] - so this guy kept approaching our director, offering to play a song at the party, and eventually, she gave in. ♪ ♪♪ - as it turns out, his name is hreimur, and he is an extremely popular singer-songwriter in iceland. and literally every person there knew this song. - [continues singing] - as i said... - come on! - there are no strangers in iceland. [all singing] ♪ ♪♪ nietzsche tells us that the measure of a society is how well it transforms pain and suffering into something worthwhile. not how a society avoids pain and suffering, but how it transforms it into something useful. happy, even. ♪ ♪♪ faced with a brutal climate and utter isolation, icelanders could easily have chosen despair. ♪ ♪♪ but instead, these hardy descendants of vikings peered into the unyielding darkness of the midnight sky and chose a different option: happiness. it is, i think, the wiser option. besides, what else is there to do in the dark? - yeah! [all cheering] - [

nothing compares to you was produced by connecticut berg who was a successful reducer and works with bjorke and collaborated quite often with bono and the edge from you too, and recorded in a beautiful song of theirs, for that in the name of the father subject. so she collaborated with other people and found sustenance in doing that but i think what we all we need to remember about her music is how deeply personal it was. the pain that goes into her lyrics and performances is written from her soul. she had an awful childhood as to be heard in the obituary earlier was up divorced when she was young, her mother died in a car accident when she was 18, she said she was abused notjust by members of the church but by her own mother, and all of that fed into the kind of elemental howl that she could produce in her music. she had a bad start to life and he didn't get better after that. on her debut album, she had a song called three babies about three children she lost in miscarriage and she sung in mandinka about female genital mutilation, and she was always conscious in the world about female be

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