have us captain commission not all still approached. accept decision at the end there will be prizes gifts, who both excelled and depends on your applause to friends. in bryansk, i liked our glade , i haven’t seen it yet. take note. as they say , if you still want us to be creative. spirit well done, here's my hand to you. thank you handshake for participating. i believe that a special sign of this, perhaps, will be the most emotional harmonist of our business is not yet over. there is another next let's go. those here for a circle . your only choice is the way home to reach and not turn off the sea. we are sitting on the sea with an accordion, friends. flies flies on the waves of speech. the only ocean sings to us. this means everything will turn out two good, hour. we are friends together. get friends. let's go today i will cook a dish for picnics and summer cottages salmon with white wine sauce and zucchini, with beetroot porridge, baked beetroot and pickled beetroot, the secret of beautiful seabass crusts. you need to put it upside

the independent commission for equity in cricket has made 44 recommendations. isabel westbury is a former captainlesex and the sports writer. {line a former captain of middlesex and the sports writer.— the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer _ the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer away _ the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer away from - the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer away from is - the sports writer. one thing i do want to steer away from is a - the sports writer. one thing i do i want to steer away from is a guest there are incidents of incredibly awful behaviour, but those are anomalies. what is not is the culture of the women county cricket team go and play on that pitch over there because the men's team didn't want to ruin their pitch. it is not so much the single horrific incidents, because that happens in all walks of life and it doesn't matter if you are in an institution was sent endemic racist or sexist, it is that bad people do bad things. it is the culture at that to make sure that women get better pay, better training, they are notjust put

good afternoon, lieutenant commander kristy butler working closely with captain frederick from rcc boston, search and rescue commissionrdinator, thank you. [ inaudible question ] >> when you're in the middle of a search and rescue case, you always have hope. with respect to the noises specifically, we don't know what they are. the p 3 detected noises. that's why they're up there. that's why they put sonar buoys in the water. the good news is what i can tell you is we're searching in the area where the noises were detected and will continue to do so, and we hope that when we're able to get additional rovs which will be there in the morning, the intent will be to continue to search in those areas where the noises were detected, and if they're continuing to be detected and then put additional rovs down in the last known position where the search was originally taking place. >> i hadn't heard 30 minute intervals. so here's what i can tell you. so i am not a trained ear for underwater aquatics. that's why we have a team of experts that are analyzing that data. that data was sent immediately to the navy last night, and it w

all employees of the old and new commissions reason to consider your superfluous. today and tomorrow during work after her interview with psychologists i ask the captaintain of the izvilyants to pay special attention to this. pyotr kuzmich yes, is there any possibility, well, how to say it in time to return home. i told you, testing will take place after work, so the answer is no. i ask you to interrogate the little yakushon, i release him from interrogation. you're heading straight from here to the gym or to the stadium then release me. what about just a yakushka? so how about a cafe fine when you know me i have one offer for you. let 's run with you every evening. but then go to a cafe and drink a glass. i am very grateful to you for burning me. and now i want to help. you will talk to me like that. i want to go to the detainee, it’s impossible, my dear, it’s impossible. i have an order from the head of the department, general bragin, to participate in the interrogation. i think you'll be fine. i won't be so patient. yes, yes, here for you. and you are the most important person here. and what it happened? let the cat go, he has nothing to do with it

commissioned by the russian crab group and launched in january. kapitan alexander was the first in a series of such vessels with details. team anthem and unique crab fisherman captain alexandrov is ready to work on the high seas, such fishing vessels, probably, there is not a single state, in principle, before pike perch fishermen were not built. these were converted, either war kings or here for various purposes. and what we will do here now, what the russian crab company orders, but this is aerobatics. this is the engine of progress. this is the engine of progress. not only for fishermen. this is the engine of progress for the whole country built in just 3 years. and despite the fact that such technologies are earlier in the country. there were simply no crabs launched in petrozavodsk in the baltic , he passed the test and is now preparing to depart for the home port of vladivostok captain alexandrov will go there along the northern sea route. while the captain looks every room. here is the engine room alexander smetanin at sea almost all his life, but it is so comfortable and safe to work. haven't had to yet. speed ​​compared to similar vessels is increased here