it looks like it's a funny play on steve bonnets life. on his own and league with blackbeard bonnet had some success along with many failures. he was finally captured in september of 1718 when colonel william retz forces came upon bonnet and his men near the mouth of the cape fear river in north carolina the trial of bonnet and his men in charleston was a dramatic affair to say the least first bonnet and one of his men escaped they were captured the next day and brought back to jail then all the upper class individuals or people in charleston begged the judge to let bonnet off basically saying that he was of aristocratic bearing and lineage. he should not be treated in this manner fortunately for those who wanted justice to be meted out the judge didn't agree tried bonnet and his men and 19 all 19 and then we're hanged at the edge of the harbor. this is also when pirate sam bellamy captured a british slave ship called the widow, which was carrying a fortune in gold and silver the proceeds from selling 500 slaves in port royal jamaica. he

we can say that today we have a car with a bonnet configuration.ar was created on the basis of the 6440 tractor . maz once launched such trucks of two types with e, more for an elongated cab . it looks like, uh, let's say a truck with a one-room apartment in the back, and uh, with a large bed. and this allowed us to take the appearance of this car as a basis and create our, uh, truck with a bonnet configuration for the kamaz team to have such an opportunity. no, they don’t have such trucks in the series and didn’t have them, so in this regard, we have an advantage in terms of comfort for the crews. e, in this case, in a truck with a bonnet cab configuration, a is located almost in the center of the car, which gives more opportunity for designers to make the correct balance of the car, the weight distribution of the car and put the crew in most comfortable place. that is, when the front rear axle flies up, the crew located in the center feels this load less, yes, than the crew that is directly on the front wheels, as it was in cabover cars and the a

this is belinda bonnet. she is a senior electra in media swinburne, university of technology in melbourne. thanks very much for being with us. so the richest man in the world is now in control of one of the most important digital platforms in the world. what could possibly go wrong? well, a lot could go wrong, i guess i don't, i don't think that there will be all that much changing for uses in the immediate future. we're not going to notice too much happening, but in the long run mosque has said that he wants to, you know, increase free speech and cut back on moderation on the platform. so there's a possibility that we'll see perhaps what some would consider to be more toxic elements surfacing well just on that point because this is the question, a lot of people will want to know the answer to is, is donald trump going to be coming back because as we know the previous management band, the former president, over the policy believe, had incited violence around the, the january 6 2021 right at the capital. and

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infrastructure and killing civilians and attacks. nato members have called ruthless and indiscriminate. bonnet take also the last 2 days at fax. then the number of shelling shells and bombs rec orchestra has been over to 100 and crane has managed to bring them down over 50 percent as over 50 percent of them. so which shows that the defense is very, very crucial to save civilian lives. because russians are bombing at the moment, civilians, ukraine so far has been lacking modern missile defense equipment like this us made patriots system need to alice are now scrambling to provide support. germany has begun delivering iris t defense systems and pledges to send more of these powerful assets with a capacity to protect a mid sized city from air attacks. the u. s. u k are providing surface to air missile systems as well. but at the same time natal members are confronted with having no broad air defense capabilities themselves. in the event of an attack on european cities, allies would have insufficient means to respond. the european sky shield initiative is supposed to change this to swing as more s

oh, my bonnet was one of the young women killed in the attack. her family prey at her grave. and her sister vows that she won't give up. who can they were really worried. it is hard for us, all the schools are closed for girls that are by show her that it is, you know, this is very painful, but we will continue with the lessons and we will never give up or stop. and when we didn't, i don't been on our, of even brutal attacks like this one haven't crushed the resolve of young african women to keep up the fight for an education. so what is daily life like for a woman in afghanistan, we found a former employee of the afghan postal service who also worked for a non profit group. but since the taliban came to power junior can no longer do either. she survived a terror attack 2 years ago sustaining minor injuries and says it feels like she's under constant surveillance for the taliban. wherever she goes. we asked her to send us this video diary mining and yes and yes, i am 20 years old in call again. before the time one come to power, i was spokesperson for the organization here. p

badge at the ailment of the hand of the forces that had gone out before the novgorod archbishop's bonnet their pastor could not pray for the early to throw his pasta and arrived at the pscolom on the way back, the archbishop captured and littered him with massive slaughter, and so the epidemic engulfed the new city. information about the black death in russian principalities. the moscow chroniclers for hire rather dryly wrote on the butt of the passage that at 1.3 this trektim or jackano the metropolitan, and then prince semyon ivanovich ’s brother, his andrey and two sons of the prince, and not a word about the reasons for the grand duke’s lithuanian history. i w- the more, the less here, sacking my information from the noise was and the troubles amassed in the absence of recorded sometimes this showing archeology archeology respect that the layers of the fourteenth uncle near the cities. you are the poorest carts, and the voglis have jasoms from hundreds and the oblique ones who have done this in thousands of 349-1350 in other years and the utonians pierce the attacks on the urals, the

bonnet, a mythical demon, to share celebrations last for days and kick off preparations for de wally the festival of lights. and let's get you a reminder of the top story we're following for you. the european union has agreed to a new round of sanctions against russia. measures include an oil price cap aimed at hitting the kremlin to finance. it's all for this, our have more for you at the top of the hour and in between the business news. opec plus producers agree to slash oil output. i'm way bluecross or few st with many pollution. so now the climate change very hot, the stores. this is my plastic way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going with, we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship and we're all in as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes, policemen follow with w. fire made d o . another blow to global energy supplies, the oil producing cartel opec plus is reducing output by $2000000.00 barrels a day, and a 1000000 as likely to hike energy prices further. and spain and germany

i'm not john boss. senior science goes bonnet. derek williams, derek ed, this mobile price quote, was one. the paypal it does come as a surprise does not it, it does kind of come a little bit of out of left field. now. there's no way to really predict no about the nobel prizes. i've been trying to do for 15 years and, and i've had actually very scant success. but in general, you can say sort of, they tend to, for example, alternate between basic fundamental research into, into biology or in the physiology. so things like last year we had one on, on how cells perceive stimulus and, and transmit that information to our brain. so basic fundamental research and generally they then go the next year or the year after just something that has a clear impact on health care. now this is for a field cold evolutionary anthropology, so it's a, it's a, it's a completely distinct field that actually has very little to do with, with human health care and much more to do with fundamental research for the 2nd year in a row. now, now, tell us more about the signs that spawn to pay. we did well basically

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change it, how often do you have to change a car, that is, today, for example, uh, we have only three bonnetedthat is, three such racing cars of racing cars. these are prototypes, they don't exist anymore, you save the word here. it is important for us to have a different meaning , so that the car passes the stage without stopping. every day it falls into the hands of mechanics and undergoes a thorough inspection. and repair lead. this is not a car. as our production car, for example, has there, but several hundred thousand kilometers, mileage, warranty, several years of warranty, and here, and everyone is waiting for e and build and then they sell repairs. we are working ahead of the curve. we ca n't afford to break down on a special stage over time, but after every big race, like the 10-day race or the 12-day silk road dc, the car is stripped down to the frame and reassembled . let's see the trucks. it here they are. yes it is 640 yes. and how old are these trucks, how long does it serve? uh, well 10, yes, of course, of course not. this is sports. truck nothing here there is nothing here, fo

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the covey, pandemic, holidays and things that we made sure to see on doctor boy, a master miliano bonnet. leo is a professor at the local university and he's also a united italy policy activist. and he is also a fan of feller rose his wife's home country class. somebody on of his explain the how to get to the rally. why? a, a. a sure. they made up with a gamble, wouldn't be it's, but he may know something with nicola ryan here from the u. k. it's been looking forward to this day. there is great for the russian people for the russian soldiers that are saving the people in the back. because for so many years, every one there has been boned by the friends for diesel cranium. people they don't talk about that. they say, oh, rush is a talking, as i said, no darling, forced to crania a russian people and don't boss. and after 80 years, it's a i miss taco bell of ways a italy host u. s. and nato military bases with some 15 and a half 1000 us troops. ah. the test condition is to be free from usa. the 2nd condition is to be free from central bank of europe and european european union. i think tha

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that is what i always have a bee in my bonnet about, not to tell the interviewee beforehand, except inneral terms. you know, not to let them get away with saying that some subjects are off the table. because how do you assess the control the ukrainian government has over how this conflict is reported, because clearly president zelensky is a key part of their media strategy. during the air raids, he was outside taking a video on his phone and he is very adept at getting a message out? he is, and you have to know that. you have to know that he wants to manipulate you. it so happens quite a large proportion of the audience the interview was being watched and listened to by agree with him and think he is right, on the right side. but you have got to know as the interviewer, he wants to make himself, his country and his side and his purposes look good and you are the instrument that he is using to do that. you know, you have got to make it absolutely clear that you are not on his side because that's not what we are paid to do. and i think that is really, really important. let mejust say, i

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oldest over a worsening humanitarian crisis. sol, so inflation that nitty 30 percent drastic rise and bonnet prime and most recently, serious fuel shortages will that slide more and get some local perspective now, of course, like the kim ives and editor at haiti, libra tay, joining us here on the program. a very good evening to you. so the protests, ram top off the government, cold for international health. i'm all the people that really opposed to such outside intervention. yes, they are. i. haiti has experienced in the last 30 years to us invasions, followed by interventions and occupations. by the u. s. proxy united nations and both were disastrous experiences marred by rate murders and terrible security performance. so. busy haitians really want nothing to do with it . this would be the for foreign military intervention in haiti in a century and the people are opposed. they know what their problem is, and in many ways the us is responsible for we talk about interventions, for example. maybe there's a bit of resentment there for from some of the public at large. let's go back to the troll

the m 23 fighters were shooting bonnets all over our village in north keeping province. that's why we had to flee. we had to in order to stay alive. i for many a make shift shelter is now home. and it's difficult to find food. stories of violence are shared every day will don't get in a coma get asked when it was 1 o'clock in the morning. when we 1st heard gunshots, we had to flee because the situation became unbearable. the fighting has de stabilize a central african country. it has accused its neighbor, rwanda of backing the rebels to gain control of strategic regions. beyond group is one of many and eastern to your congo. it's re surfaced and sees more territory after years of being torment, forcing people out of could, the called reversal unfold is, are we estimate that at least $40000.00 people are already displaced in that just accounts for people coming from the town of router. right now we're in a cap not far from gama, but as we speak, people are still arriving. we see families on a motorbike with their children, with their cattle and goats. it's very difficult

lawsuit and just put the case on hold until friday, giving him 3 weeks to close the deal. belinda bonnet is a senior lecturer in media at the swinburne university of technology. she says, mosque has been vocal about what he wants to do with the platform, but she thinks it will take a while for those changes to be implemented. i don't, i don't think that they'll be all that much changing for uses in the immediate future. we're not going to notice too much happening in the long run mosque has said that he wants to, you know, increase free speech and cut back on moderation on the platform. so there's a possibility that we'll see perhaps what some would consider to be more toxic elements surfacing. i think the key there is the ability to monitor the content, so i can't say a long mask cutting back on security cybersecurity or privacy or data privacy on the platform. and i would think being an engineer, those things would be very important to him. they ultimately what he will be wanting to do is to take people, the people from twitter who are very pri, moderation. how is he going to retain th

place that speculators -- the swampland and people went down there thinking they could loosen their bonnet and it was this messy place. in other places you might have a con man but america it was kind of celebrated. he said send the guy who'd sold all of these people this fraudulent land. isn't he corrupt? he's a terrible man, terrible. why do people appreciate him and like him? he's a smart man was the expression. he's a smart man. in other words it's pretty cool that he can't so many people and i think if i had to guess i would say americans are more prone to it or there's a part of us that is like that was really impressive and it's kind of fun to think that way. >> is why my husband and i are bench watching -- you look at him and objective when you say this guy is a jerk but you can't help but love him. there's a lovable scoundrel quality. >> there are so many scoundrels in the world today. i don't know there are so many. it would be hard to convince people in various countries but given the number of demagogues i do think kind of out there scoundrels of a certain kind. >> i forgot to

standing behind them, so although there has been a lot of turmoil and there is a lot going on under the bonnetehind them and british businesses are standing behind the pension fund. so, although the headlines are horrible, the pensions are safe. but there is another effect. the cost of government borrowing affects the cost of all borrowing including mortgages. a year ago, a £200,000 mortgage on a £300,000 home would have cost around 2%. now that same mortgage is around 5.7%. maybe even nearly 6%. meaning extra borrowing costs of over £7,000 a year. most of that is due to interest rates rising all around the world. but between £2,000—3,000 of that extra cost was caused i've been told by building society bosses, by the government's not so mini budget. simon, thanks forjoining us. the chancellor kwasi kwarteng has been attending an important meeting of finance ministers in washington — facing questions about the market turmoil and british government policy. our economics editor faisial islam is in washington with the latest. it is not just it is notjust that it is not just that they it is notjust

yes, right here, listen, cover the bonnet for a second. why talk for a second?me seryozha it's me in your case, antosha understood. speak i didn't give the place asked to collect the collector gave some money so i said it was me who said that like i gave you the fool piece you were told. you're right, why would he even? in principle, you need to lie, i did not ask, you know, i'm asking, i'm free, wait. listen, sergei viktorovich, all this is for me, people are waiting for you, you asked to check the tickets. stas, they are fake, or rather, real tickets only for the train. he didn't sit down. well, why do i always say that you are dima well done so after all, when galina her car disappeared, it exceeded the speed limit on the section from her house to the place where they found her corpse, she received a letter of happiness, i restored the copy and you can definitely see that stas sergey viktorovich is driving who with stas and you can not with you? everyone says that you galina had a bad relationship. why so, and who has a good relationship with the future mothe

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they could be reacting to all -- older bones and human bonnets -- vomit. >> while the san mateo countye and -- did not say whether or not if they could bring any sort of criminal charges against anyone surrounding this case and officials say the car is most likely buried there in the 90's. it was discovered by landscapers who were doing work in the backyard of the mansion and that is when they alert authorities about what was going on and that is when they started this investigation and the excavation to get the car out and we are so waiting on a further update from appleton police -- after 10 police --atherton lease. kumasi: new information -- jobina, we are learning this man have a criminal past -- had a criminal past. jobina: 30 year old nestor home and is -- hernandez open fire. he said he was released from prison a year ago for aggravated robbery and was on parole. he was allowed inside the hospital for the birth of the couples baby and heat accused the girlfriend of cheating and according to reports, started acting strange and pulled out a gun and the two employees work shot -- w

standing behind them, so although there has been a lot of turmoil and there is a lot going on under the bonnetehind them and british businesses standing behind the pension fund. although the headlines are horrible, the pensions are safe. although the headlines are horrible, the pensions are safe. but there is another effect. the cost of government borrowing affects the cost of all borrowing including mortgages. a year ago, a £200,000 mortgage on a £300,000 home would have cost around 2%. now that same mortgage is around 5.7%. meaning extra borrowing costs of over £7,000 a year. most of that is due to interest rates rising all around the world. but between 2,000 and 3,00 of that extra cost was by the government's not—so—mini budget. 1.3 million people have to refinance their mortgages in the next few months. it's predicted that the uk economy will fall in to a recession after it unexpectedly shrank by 0.3% in august. it's being driven by the highest rise in prices in a0 years, which is eating into people's budgets and outpacing wage rises. our economics editor faisal islam is in washington for

, and daughter natasha was carried out, uh, in state-owned american sliders in a red-hot american bonnetirts of blankets were supposed to be, and anatoly antonovich took off his cloak and wrapped me in this cloak. and so, i went home, in 50 years, both will receive the title of hero of russia precisely for the work that they did not do these days, evaluating the merits of our intelligence and scientists in creating the soviet atomic bomb. academician kurchatov noted that they are in the ratio of 50 to 50, when i was sent to america by the head of intelligence, lieutenant general, savchenko, uh, leonid tram sergey romanovich, he said, the main thing is priority, yes, and we now have the task of creating motorhomes . in the last years of his life, alexander feklisov never parted with he took the case given to him by his family, and he never left it to the hospital. my father always carried with him a journal of a physicist student - this is an american eriat. now i will show you the american version of the article, and experts on nuclear weapons. goncharov's father here wanted people to se

some bonnets. all along though s hated fashion. >> she really railed against fashion. this is a serious magazine come series writing but it sounds like she eventually saw the benefits of it as bec is also an american fashion she very much even though she won to establish an american identity. >> indeed, indeed. she actually railed against british and french fashion, saying where americans. when will we start promoting a republican r-lowercase-letter fashion. >> it's interesting. she was very savvy with her time. i think we take so much acquainted and look back and realize her influence is really on our countries is almost like a founding mother of her country. you think she would be canceled today? >> yes, for sure. i think she has been canceled before canceling was popular. the 20th century scholarship on her has, because of her anti-suffrage of you, in my view, has dismissed her. >> instead of taking whole life into account. >> yes. i also think after her death, she was editor for 50 years and she died in 1879 at the age of 90. and after her death the magazine deteri

>> john: no question, he likes to be a bee in biden's bonnet. thank you. >> sandra: let's bring in retired general keith kellogg, former national security advise or to vice president pence and fox news contributor. thank you for joining us, general. can i get your reaction to putin asking why did the grandma from the u.s. visit taiwan to provoke china? your reaction? >> yeah. thanks, sandra, thanks for having me. that's an insult to the speaker of the house. kind of a jab. it's almost like okay, this is really foolish for him to say something like that, but it shows disrespect to the united states of america and i hate to say this, but you get the feeling, sandra, that he has no respect for any current leadership in the white house or actually in the house of representatives either and it is his way of showing that. >> john: he better be careful how hard he throws the grandma stone. after all, he is 70 years old, reportedly is a grandfather himself. i thought it was interesting, general, that putin took an opportunity to draw himself closer to c