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even jeff bezes's private company blue origin puts such engines on the new shepard suborbital rockets extremely efficient when burned, especially when used in a vacuum, so together with oxygen it is usually used not on the first stages of rockets, but on the very top. in russia they are called accelerating blocks. has an even greater load capacity of up to 150 tons on the other hand, even in the united states , super-heavy missiles are not yet in great demand; rather, they are a foundation for the future. and for domestic russian needs , the angara is quite enough. its modular design allows us to quickly satisfy almost any needs of our space industry. if necessary, using the existing material and technical base, it is possible to create a medium -class launch vehicle and even a super-heavy lunar rocket in a very short time. well, as for the further development of the lunar program, she can participate, that’s us we are considering such options to expand this modification so that it can be used to build superheavys, a superheavy must be made for a specific task, for specific devices, w

even jeff bezes's private company blue origin puts these engines on the new shepard suborbital rocketxtremely efficient when burned, especially when used in a vacuum, so it is usually not used together with oxygen in the first stages. as a result, the heavy a5 rocket with a hydrogen upper stage will conditionally replace the failed super-heavy a7 in the angara line, because it will have a similar payload capacity, and there will be no need to create a new carrier and conduct flight tests, however, the lifting capacity of the angara a5 with hydrogen the stage will be much inferior to the american space heavyweights. for comparison, the falcon heavy rocket from spacex is capable of launching almost 64 tons into a low reference orbit, and elon musk’s new starship, with which it is currently conducting test flights, has an even greater payload capacity of up to 150 tons. on the other hand, even in the usa, super-heavy missiles are not yet in great demand; rather, this is a foundation for the future, and for domestic russian needs , the angara is quite enough; its modular design allows you

blue origin, rocket labs. there's a lot. but it's a great time for the american space industry.en dominating used to be a russian dominated industry about five years ago. it's been good news for that -- and elon musk and on. but i was noticing when you add china and what it's doing on the moon and setting up the space station on the moon, spend a lot of time on the far side of the moon, but we don't get many details about that. i don't mean to use this the other chance to raise eyebrows and worries but it's al qaeda not participating in all the fun and some are worried about that. >> is unfortunate i think it would be great to have all the countries of the world cooperates and i think even for countries that may not always get along and straighten matters and you can usually agree on scientific and exploration i would hope that we will be able to cooperate with other countries around the world back right now that's not happening but certainly i think also there is a little bit to be said about competition may be allow competition will help us get there alone quicker. >> neil: th

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. >> in bezos' case and probably in andy jassy's case, he's trying to finance blue origin. >> yeah!rticular is a super important year for blue origin in terms of what they're trying to do this fall. if they get this thing in the air, this is going to be the next competitor to spacex. he needs capital in a way most people don't, and selling in 2023 or '22 would have not been the most brilliant idea to begin with. jassy isn't trying to get a spaceship into space, but nonetheless, sell last year or the year before wouldn't have been such a brilliant idea either. >> bezos typically sells between a billion and 2 billion a year. so if you consider that 2022 he sold nothing, 2023 he sold nothing, that's 3 to 4 billion. it's still more, and there's still a big question, there's speculation he wants to buy that rocket launch company. that would be a lot less than $8 billion. he sold it very quickly. he had a year to sell that stock. he sold it in less than two weeks, and we still don't know. he just bought a $90 million property in miami. that's a little part of it. >> it is interesting. wha

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how does it compare to the many other wonders who have had in your life going into orbits on that blue origina wonder. everything is awesome. just living is awesome. to see that ring and to hear -- i am at university, i am at indiana university with a lot of screaming school people and they are all excited. the hush when that son was shadowed by the moon, that hush over the tens of thousands of students was enormous. it's the kind of performance that you wish you could give and have that effect over an audience of that size. it was magical. magical moment in time. it's something i will never forget. it becomes part of the mystery of the universe. things are happening out there that we know very little about. we see through the webb telescope, the miracle of nature, this was a miracle of nature. >> tony: mr. shatner, thank you very much and it puts an end to the proper context to everyone who can hear my voice i hope you saw that eclipse today or at least part of it because it was a beauty and we have a long time to wait until the next one. in fact the next total eclipse that touches all parts

government, we are going back with commercial partners an example is, spacex and blue origin are developing landers and, when we have both, we will make a choice between the two. commercial parts of nasa happen to go back to the 2010 nasa bill of which kay bailey hutchison of texas and i had something to do with. >> could you explain how china uses space as a foreign-policy tool? >> how china does for all of us do? let me say that, when we fly a foreign astronaut, that is a part of a foreign-policy tool. when we do a foreign experiment , when the university of edinburgh is a major principal investigator on the james webb space telescope, that is all foreign-policy as well. likewise, china does, tries, but is not nearly as successful as we are because they are much more secretive in their space program. >> how do we counter that announcement that they will invite international astronauts to fly on their space station? we have done that. >> we are not going to counter it. we will see if they do it and to what extent did just like they say, they want to put international contributions into an

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everything on the go from their phones, however, let’s be honest, a lot of things were originally produced for the blueped , maybe it’s still too early to bury the old... good box, will he surprise us with anything else? if our program had been aired 70 years ago, in the days of television broadcasting, you would have seen it in such a small format, and yes, in black and white. even among the members of the miracle technology team , a whole generation has already grown up, as they say, for whom a trip to the television museum is a shock. it’s hard for me to imagine how anyone could watch this tv anywhere other than at a distance. meter, because here is a modern smartphone, the screen we are used to, here is a full-fledged tv screen. in fact, dasha, your smartphone, the old kinescope - everything, television, because its essence has not changed. this is the transmission of moving pictures; only the methods of delivering them to the viewer have been updated. once upon a time in the fifties, a tiny screen was a miracle, it gathered the whole family around it, and sometimes neighbors, these are often used.

blue catfish ever. look at that thing! it tipped the scales at nearly 102 pounds. after getting proof of the record catch, it took a group effort to get the big fish back into its original habitat. parker says she named him bobby the blue cat. there you go. i don't know what you do after that, how you even top that. are you a big fisherman, paul? >> no. i'm allergic to all fish. >> that's right. that would be no good. >> not much use for that for me. that thing looks like something at a fallout. >> it doesn't even look real. the few times i've tried to fish, the fish are like nope, i'm out. >> it's just an excuse to sit in the boat and have a beverage. >> i agree. who needs an excuse to do that? >> don't need a line in the water. >> as long as the weather agrees with you, right? >>> it will. temperatures will warm up. the reason for the change, high pressure taking over in the upper levels of the atmosphere, a hill of air over the pacific edging closer to the west coast. that suppresses development of substantial cloud cover. there are going to be high clouds streaming through the next couple days before more clouds do make their way in by thursday, friday, and saturday

. >> is the director of cnot original film, blue carbon natures, hidden power. nicholas brown, a great to see you, nicholas. oh, get that earpiece together. we need to hear each other. okay. yeah. okay. so first up, i she just gave us a summation of what blue carbon is, but break it down for us. what is blue carbon? we're going well, technically blue carbon is three acre systems mangroves, salt marshes, and seagrasses. >> so it's that liminal space in-between the land and the ocean. and it just happens to be fantastic at storing carbon and it also has these other added benefits, which is kind of what we discovered for it as we went along in the film, which is like coastal protection and fisheries so it's one of these win-win situations for the environment and is there a feeling that they are flourishing or how much more are they being threatened? >> i mean, it's getting better. people are recognizing now that these are really important ecosystems, both from a bio, but biodiversity standpoint and from the climate standpoint. but so far we, we've kind of hated swa

for comparison's sake, you can buy a pristine 1967 chevy corvette with original transmission and teal blueroughly the same price, which is perfect, because that's joe biden's favorite car. [ laughter ] biden should pull that thing up in front of the courthouse every day. "hey, donnie, what'd you spend your 230k on?" [ light laughter ] every day that trump drops that much money on lawyers, you should have to hear joe biden say the words "vroom, vroom, mother [ bleep ]." [ laughter ] over the weekend, trump held a high-dollar fundraiser with elite wall street donors in palm beach where he raised tens of millions of dollars, some of which will likely go to his lawyers. as we mentioned earlier this week, the event was so fancy the evening's menu included an endive and frise salad, fillet au poivre, and pavlova with fresh berries for dessert. i guarantee trump has no idea what a pavlova is. he probably thinks that's the name of someone he dated. "pavlova? [ light laughter ] pavlova will be there? i thought we paid her off." [ laughter ] so that's what trump eats when he's behind closed doors wi

star wars fans might remember blue milk from the iconic the iconic drink from the original film, star wars a new hope, a kemps dairy has introduced its version of blue milk ahead of star wars day, may 4th. kemp has sold across the nation, but the blue milk is available only for a limited time. i'm actually surprised they had done this before. now i know it's a good idea. >> i don't know that i would want to try it. you guys, i'm not crazy about milk. yes, oat milk or almond milk, but not real milk. >> so i've tried it. they have it at disneyland in that star wars land, right? you did? yeah. at oga's cantina. super popular. how is it you can get it with cookies? honestly, it's not that bizarre. i think it's got a little bit of sweet spice. i'm not sure if it's cinnamon or something else, but pretty much it's milk. >> does it have a little different flavoring or a little different a little, yeah. >> very subtle. >> i'm sort of like loose. i'm not a milk drinker, but i do use milk on cereal and oatmeal and stuff like that. i'm going to start, see if i can add blue milk to my cappuccino t

scanner, three steps and verification results: country of origin belarus, category bed linen, mahrola towel, river textile, three-piece pattern, dark blue size such and such. we do packaging at the neck area, that is, each product, bows, boxes are folded in a certain way. material without an idea is nothing, the second very important beginning of our product is precisely the thought and idea of ​​our artists, our designers. the artists of our company develop designs based on modern fashion trends, as well as updating the good old classics. a classic representative of our company’s product is the so-called rainbow warp towel. for many years they have been the business card, the face of our company, and still remain very relevant. there are several colors on one product, they are bright, life-affirming, and there are regions that prefer plain, calm pastel colors. even within belarus, we find that what sells well in the region is in brest. therefore, we invite all our sales specialists, they are present and say: oh, this is for our customers from st. petersburg, we leave this product, this is for ours from rostov, we try to please everyone

the territory is occupied, yes, wolves, bears, moose fled, explain to me the origin of the husky's eye color, the story with blue, they were used as sled dogs, the dogs are light-colored , dogs with blue eyes, were not popular among the local population among the chukchi, why even if it turns into a snowstorm, you can’t see whether the dog heard you or not, so when the buyers arrived, which dogs they sold black dogs, gave away pure white dogs, black dogs warmed themselves. the sun, so they got rid of them, accordingly, they got a black and white breed with blue eyes, here he is a siberian husky with blue eyes, take it, take it, and this one is calm, i want calm, great, this is a girl, her name is lara, come here, lar , yes, lar, this is our boy, his name is nanuk, lar, he is very active, well, let's go, let's go, okay, now you feel how the dogs are slowly starting to tighten, adjust with your back, the more you leaned, the slower the dog went, that’s it, have a nice walk, lar, let’s go. after such a run, it’s time to run to the food truck, residents of petrozavodsk. have already gathered in the square, my soup i

shows which is the dashed line a subject address where it is in blue the retaining wall which own the east side of the property. and originalondition is like also have an image this is the original condition calls for emergency permit to remove that so the current condition from our most recent finding the owner using to apply wood up through the condition not acceptable and we do get enough time for the owner to respond to the complaint they filed a permit and got the permit but no action for construction to continue to abate the conveys all work complete that's my comment so i ask the commission to rule on the abatement. >> yes. one thing regarding the map that you complicated was that submitted as part of the record? >> was that previously submitted part of the staff report. >> it is not, it is not. >> so but just accepted that give the image of the location and it so impact to the property. >> the board will have to decide. a late submission. >> i think - >> oh, well. >> i think [off mic.] >> well the issue is the other side has not had a - to review the documents make any comments to it so is that the other side not gi

this blackness, then such a huge blue spot floats on him, like such a harbinger of death, we can watch this transition to black and white. and, by the way, in the originalst, unfortunately, we cannot see it now, but what he saw there was painted blue, monochromatic, thus, through this blue. there was a transition to deadness to this theme of murder, but then in black and white there was an episode of the murder of vladimir staretsky, which begins with vladimir walking for a very long time with a candle, in fact, isenstein at first wanted to build the scenery in such a way that there would be a very long passage, and he i even developed an approximate composition of this pavilion, in which such a labyrinth goes exactly. long, but still this is a plunge into darkness. boris volsky, who was the director of sound on this film, writes in his memoirs that esenstein asked him to record the music, which is soaring and then dying down, to record it, and so that it either comes out louder, then goes quieter in the rhythm of labor pains, this is the instruction that ezenshtein gave, because for him everything comes together, here this departure to death is a retur

there are only fonts, and there is a color, red and blue, and he arranged the letters like this, master ship is interesting, this is also an original cover, i would read bazhan’s memoirs, and he and bazhan write that there was really a great sympathy between krychevsky and yanovsky, and that yanovsky and dovzhenko were not inclined to trust anyone, but they trusted krychevsky, so that krychevsky made a lot of films at that time at the odesa film factory, and they took and they... trusted krychevsky very much, i want to ask you now about, you have such a good, such a good text called ukraine without sandermokh, which would be if there was no sundermog, and you have such a whole, well, a whole essay about how literature could develop, how many nobel laureates we could have and international contact, if it were not for sundermog. and when you read this text, what else attracts me to it, the master of the ship, the fact that you read it, and you read it already as a utopia, you you you understand that all the main characters, all the main ones, mikhail semenko will be shot , so dovzhenko will correct his biography all his life and in t

blue, metallic, spaceship. >> and this generates something. >> pinar seyhan demirdag is originally from istanbul, but cofoundedto turn a text prompt into a virtual movie set for a fraction of the cost of today's backdrops. >> this isn't something that's already planned? >> no. we're doing it in real time. it's live. >> is hollywood knocking at your door? >> we're getting a lot of love. >> nearby, at generate biomedicines, dr. alex snyder, head of research and development, is using nvidia's technology to create protein-based drugs. she was surprised at first to see they show promise in the lab. >> initially when i was told about the application of a.i. to drug development, i said, yeah, show me the data. i looked atthe data. it was very compelling. >> dr. snyder's team asked its a.i. models to create new proteins to fight specific diseases, such as cancer. a new way to defeat coronavirus is now in clinical trials. >> you're now working with proteins that do not exist in nature, that you're coming up with by way of a.i.? >> yes. we are actually generating what we call completely new structures that have not exis

the concept of the selenade originated in spain, where under a warm blue sky, a hot caballera declareds not to sing loudly, otherwise an evil neighbor can roll water, it was just such a serenade in russian that once won the heart of our heroine, unfortunately, olga and sergei met through mutual friends. the girl immediately liked the young man, courted her beautifully, and once even sang a catchy song under her balcony in front of her romantic neighbors. it was something incredible, love, as they say, love. olga had no idea, she contacted a former criminal, he had two stints in a colony behind him, the first one when he was still a child, maybe one of his relatives, one of his own knew, but so on no one ever said anything, ever. adamovich’s rotten essence was revealed after the wedding, he began to be jealous of his wife, well, at first , like everyone else, an angel, he gradually became an angel. monster, very jealous. olga endured beatings, covered up her bruises and did not tell anyone about her husband tyrant, not even her own mother. she didn’t like sergei anyway. she didn’t compl

originals. how amazing that be, yeah. >> fulsome folsom prison blues. yeah. come on.a song i did go well. you know we've got lots of sunshine around the corner anyways today. it's still a little partly cloudy tomorrow. if we see any chance of rainfall in this forecast, it will be tomorrow and it's literally just a sprinkle or 2. >> and then we're back to the 70's, ok, hugh casa, i'm not arrogant. i'm always right. narrator: a bully husband berates his bride. he says, you disgust me. don't touch me until you're under 200 pounds. you call your wife a fat pig!

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been tele, blue from the foundation of defense of democracies said this isn't the 1st time iran as threatened to retaliation. a while it's great to be with you. we've seen the clerical originally many ron promise, something similar before. for example, in response to real or perceived threats from israel in 2022. and again, in 2024, the regime ended up striking publicly from its own territory targets in iraq. that ended up being the homes of curtis businessmen to killing innocent civilians alleging that those targets were most odd bases. in the past, these monica public has been increasingly interested in willing and able to publicly launch missile operations, the more capable they have become. but thus far in history, it has never directly targeted his really territory publicly from its own territory . using these weapons. as of now and some of the other stories making headlines that are on the well the government backed candidates, pets of put a green one, slovakia as presidential election in a close race is appointments to the last is armando role will be a boost as of august pro russian prime minister would fade so on the feats of leadership, the nato, a member states has

are only fonts, and there is the color red and blue, and he arranged the letters like this, the master of the ship is interesting, this is also such an original avant-garde cover. i would read memoirs bazhan, and he, and bazhan writes that there really was a great sympathy between krychevsky and yanovsky, and that yanovsky and dovzhenko, they were not inclined to trust anyone, but they trusted krychevsky, because krychevsky made many films at the odesa film factory at the time, and they are without and they trusted krychevsky very much, i want to ask you now about, you have such a good so good text. which is called ukraine without sundermokh, what would have happened if there was no sundermokh, and you, and you have such a whole, well, such an essay about how literature could develop, how many nobel laureates could have and international contact, if it weren't for sundermog, and uh, when you read this text, what else does it attract me to, the master of the ship, the fact that you read it, and you already read it as a utopia , you... you understand that all the main characters, all the main ones, mykhailo semenko will be shot, yes, dovzhenko

among the original paintings of the pinsk church of the assumption of the virgin mary, special attention the pinsk madonna turns herself. the artist depicted, a young woman in a blueh her hair flowing under a flowing scarf, carefully holds a baby in her arms like a mother. only by the bright ray of light, as if coming... from the sky, as well as the barely perceptible nimbus above her head, can one understand that this is not just a human mother, this is a madonna. it was not by chance that the madonna was named pinskaya: firstly, the prototype was a city dweller; since 1894, the painting has been in the walls of the church; more than one generation has seen and admired it townspeople the author of the pinsk madonna is the artist alfred romer. towards the end of life after. the finnish madonna is a kind of spiritual testament from the master to his descendants. the pride of the franciscan church is its organ. it has 1049 votes. wooden pipes up to 4 m. together with metal ones, there are 1,498 pieces. the instrument is unique in that there are no such ancient, let alone functioning organs in belarus anymore. welcome. belarus in the guide section you will find the b

among the original paintings of the pinsk church of the assumption of the virgin mary , the pinsk madonna attracts special attention. the artist depicts a young woman in a blueer hair flowing under a flowing scarf. mother carefully holds the baby in her arms, only by the bright ray of light, as if coming from the sky, as well as a subtle halo above her head, one can understand that this is not just the mother of man, this is madonna. it was not by chance that madonna was named pinskaya. firstly, the prototype was a city woman. since 1894, the painting has been in the walls of the church; more than one generation of townspeople has seen and admired it. author of the pinsk madonna, artist alfred romer. towards the end of his life, after many years of study and work in krakow, munich, paris and rome, this man writes in the provincial town of polesie. a picture about the eternal and simple, life-giving maternal love. the pinsk madonna is a kind of spiritual testament from the master to his descendants. pride of the franciscan the church is its organ. he has 1.49 votes. wooden pipes up to 4 m. together with metal ones, there are 1498 pieces. the instrument is uni

the concept of a serenade originated in spain, where, under a warm blue sky, hot caballeras declaredher, it was just such a serenade in russian that once won the heart of our heroine, unfortunately, we met through mutual friends, the young man immediately liked the girl, courted him beautifully, and once even sang a catchy song to her balcony, in front of the neighbors, romance, it was something incredible, love, as they say, love, she didn’t realize it, she contacted her ex... she ate, she didn’t need such a family and announced: i ’m leaving. the jealous man was indignant that he had found someone else, she decided to exchange me, why didn’t i take the sawn-off shotgun from my father, now i would have put a bullet in your stomach, or better yet, lower. adamovich gave olga real hell, he drank whatever he had to. from the strong blows, the unfortunate woman began to bleed and stained her blouse. tazabaev, in the eighty-first year, an employee of the oktyabrsky police department of the volgograd region. sergei brought olga to a secluded place in the park, continued the torture, beat h

origin is in the ocean. it is as much of the focus that will lean towards the land. >> and it is a simple thing if there is no green, there's no blue. >> reporter: a global approach to preserve the entire earth with the local call to action, making sure we all have a place on this planet. >> natural disasters like hurricanes can pose a real threat to wildlife. in some cases, wipeout a species completely. cbs correspondent introduces us to the people trying to save some of the most incredibly endangered birds in the world. >> reporter: emerald green like the forest that shelters them, this is the endangered puerto rican parrot, and it teeters on the brink of extinction. >> 4:45 a.m. and this morning we're going to witness the release of the puerto rican parrot from captivity out into the wild. >> reporter: the people of the u.s. fish and wildlife service are excited to release ten birds that they have raised in captivity. >> okay, we'll open the cage here in about 10 to 15 minutes. so everybody needs to be at their position. >> this is the way i think i'm contributing to my island. >> reporter: marisol lopez flores runs the program.

original food blogger anatoly moiseev. we watch, we record, we try. good morning, today we are making a simple version of cordon blue ribbon. culinary historians are still wondering why it was called that. and i suggest try the world famous dish for breakfast. to prepare, we need chicken fillet, ham, hard cheese, eggs, flour, breadcrumbs and parsley, put the chicken fillet on a cutting board, cover with cling film and beat so that the thickness of the piece is more or less uniform over the entire area, salt and pepper fillet to taste, finely chop the parsley, place a slice of ham on top of the chop with a plate of cheese, sprinkle with parsley, carefully roll into a tight roll so that the melted cheese cannot leak out, to do this, bend the edges of the fillet a little, lightly beat the egg with salt, prepare three plates with flour, beaten egg and breadcrumbs. first roll the rolls in flour, then soak them in the eggs and finally in breadcrumbs, place them on a baking sheet and place them in an oven preheated to 200° for about 25 minutes, cook until crispy and golden brown, the usual combination of cheese and ham pla

original song for you. for you i scattered a blue flower, not yours, it was plucked by my hand, for you i sang in the springs planned fate, so ordered. she was fate, ay-ay, well, different, so different, that means my dear, it was so planned by fate, so it was planned by fate, fate, fate, ah, ah, fate, you know, fate. if you translate how you get a wet nose, let's go back to your homeland and see how you live, listen to your voice, so that people can come in and dance and sing with all their hearts, here is my house, my dad built it for more than half a century, oh mom waves at the window, she always does this: when she meets me, it’s my mother, olga georgievna, because of her i i come with an harmonica, because she really loves to listen. she gets offended by my music if i come without an accordion, yes, mom, my mother is already 88 years old, she has been living alone for several years, it ’s already hard, but we always support her and help her, my brother lives in a neighboring house, and my sisters and i often come home has its own holy corner, ancient prayer icons are kept here, which appeared in my mo

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original paints. the main character, the lord of hell, has already shown his true color. his vk head mask is bright blue it in places here. the color has already appeared, exactly the author's color, bright blue, on top it was covered with darker paint, and i hope that at the end of the restoration it will acquire its true bright color. this concludes our episode, all the best and see you soon. guys, can you tell me how there are samples on the street? get out of there, otherwise everything at the station is dug up, there must be a through passage somewhere? i think it’s over there, but the house there is occupied, maybe there’s no more draft, thanks, i’ll try, go ahead. guys, guys, it seems like there are dead women there, let's go, i'll show you, let's go, let's see, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on here. that's it, you're welcome, hello, hello, oh, sorry to bother you, you know, i have a corpse in the apartment, my woman is dead there, who is she to you, no one, i don’t even know her, red-haired, yes. how many years have i been testing everything fine, oh-oh-oh, some kind

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original paintings of the pinsk church of the assumption of the virgin mary, the pinsk madonna attracts special attention. illustrated with loose hair under the developing painter, a young woman in a bluelly holding a baby in her arms in a motherly manner, only by a bright ray of light, as if coming from the sky, as well as a subtle halo above her head, one can understand that this is not just the mother of man, she is the madonna. it was not by chance that madonna was named pinskaya. firstly, the prototype was a city woman with 1894. the painting is located within the walls of the church, more than one generation of townspeople saw and admired it, the author of the pinsk madonna, artist alfred romer, towards the end of his life, after many years of study and work in krakow, munich, paris and rome, this man writes in the provincial poleskoe town, a picture about the eternal and simple, life-giving maternal love. the pinsk madonna is a kind of spiritual testament of the master to his descendants. the pride of the franciscan church is its organ. it has 1049 votes. wooden pipes up to 4 m. together with metal ones, there are 1,498 pieces. the instrument is unique in that there are no such

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