chaplin was married four times and two of his wives were 16 years old.went by sea to england, the attorney general. the united states ordered to detain him upon his return and the chapli settled. in switzerland in the city lived there until the end life in the united states, he came only once every 20 years at 72, when he was awarded an honorary oscar on september 19, 1991, they found the oldest mummy in europe , 5,300 years old. this happened on the border of italy and austria in the tyrolean alps on the glacier simelaun after a strong melting of ice at an altitude of 3.200 m. a group of climbers. found the body of an ancient man. the case was well preserved precisely because for thousands of years the ice mummy of the copper age was frostbitten into ice. scientists argued for a long time to whom it belongs to italy or austria. well, they came to the conclusion that after all, italy, as they found it literally 100 meters from the border, analysis by a mummy showed that this area was a resident who died at the age of about 45 years. most likely, he was a

chaplin were appointed.e of lake nevsky, because it has so lulled vigilance. uh, making fun of hitler if you remember in some of your specific small films, yes, and today the west, having found zelensky in one person chaplin and in one person hitler, tried to blind this, you know, well, how do we say miracle yudo? yes and now, when zelensky makes a statement and orders, he already sounds comical in itself, because zelensky does not order. it's just a talking mouth a talking head and a person who does not give an account of what is happening, but we often speak of history as a mantra not a teacher. the history of the warden. she will definitely punish and will punish for bad for bad, the lessons learned by zelensky himself and all his entourage. after all, i’m not talking about the nuremberg tribunal, but also foreseeing, as well as predicting the futility of the offensive, the futility of the victims in the kherson direction, predicting that yesterday’s partners of zelensky’s collective west as well as rudol

has a single legislature and had a chaplin goes all the hip to the supreme court. it's a violation of the establishment clause it's interpreted by leman b kurtzman what was the primary purpose of having a chapel what's up primary effect of having a chapel. what about this committee that is hiring, interviewing candidates for the chaplin, reviewing his or her work, excessive entanglement and so forth. justice burger upheld based upon another one of the great principles which is, it is vindicated by our history and our tradition. it's a clear violation of art settled doctrine. how does, what i think of lemmon b kurtzman that a lot must have a secular purpose. you did not quite stated that way. is that an overstatement? >> precisely. it can't be i think it is difficult to win a challenge to legislative chaplaincy's. the author literally ignored it, not one word. but now let's jump ahead to the 21st century. case comes bubbling up suburb of rochester city council institutes a practice is not practice at all. the town council says in my experience we have prayers to beg

charlie chaplin wrote him a letter, and there were such words your silent films are clear to absolutely everyone you are a great person, after a while he received a response letter from chaplin where it was written. your theory of relativity is incomprehensible to absolutely no one. you are also a great person. it was a meeting point that cannot be changed at 2:00 pm. weekdays ntv until goodbye. thank you all very much. hello , do you watch news on ntv in the burglovans studio? the final day of the referendum of those who did not have time to vote remotely today did it at stationary points. how many people expressed their will and when will the preliminary results appear in the kremlin expressed concern about reports of damage that occurred on the nord stream gas pipelines nuclear safety became a strong point of the final day of the un general assembly the events in iran are accompanied by hypocrisy and double standards protests in iran in response to anti-government rallies in the country began to hold demonstrations in support of the current government. on the edge. closing rise in pr

the state crown the old, and the septa, and placing them at the altar of saint george's, chap chaplin, to saint george's chapel. rather, this was after, of course, we witnessed that press service that was held after the coffin was taken out of the hearse, up the west side towards the center aisle where we had those him on the press service. and now we're really getting towards the end. ah ah ah ah me ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, i oh, i i oh, i ah ah, i i oh i the law i i i the i the i in the in all right we've seen there king charles the 3rd place the queen's company camp color of the grand deer guards on the coffin, followed by the lord chamberlain, breaking his wand of office and also slicing a few tooth is in the coffin. and now a little wind is reading a passage from the bible from the book of psalms. for the final commendation we are for the garter, king of arms will pronounce this 1000 titans of the queen. the day is with man, all butters grass. for he flourishes as a flower of the field. for as soon as the wind goeth over it, it is gone, and the place thereof shall know it no mor

falls rapidly into the abyss ukraine stands and you stand daryna bakareva serhiy the rug maker maksym chaplindefend their native land, we see how skillfully they destroy the enemy and at the same time manage to arrange their frontline life nicely, border guards with the call sign shaman will show what kind of dugout they have built and music he will tell you what dishes he feeds his brothers with, the dugout, i will show you our work, we dug it all by hand, so this is where we rest, then we have sunbeds, this is where our ammunition is, this is where we drown it, that is, we have a water supply, that is, a summary of music. and before that, i studied music and worked with methodologists in the cultural sector, usually the first, the second, for the first, we have soups of various types, cabbage, and so someone once cooked borscht, and now this is our dish every two days, side dishes, and then porridge stewed potatoes, sauteed potatoes in stew, we try to make as much homemade as possible on the menu, and sometimes someone says that he calls home and says, i'll come, i'll teach you how to cook

missile was shot down in cherkasy oblast, in dnipropetrovsk oblast after the occupiers struck the chapline25 people died, so the danger did not go anywhere, and accordingly, the need for storage facilities did not disappear, which at the beginning of the war was in a complete deficit and 11% is ready, 62% is plus or minus a partial one, and everything else is not completely ready. the bomb shelter recalls that at the beginning of the invasion, only a tenth of it was ready for work, and therefore literally the entire subway underground parking lots were used, even crossings that are still marked on maps in mobile applications as a shelter, the warehouse should have several exits in the event of a collapse, when hit, withstand a certain type of impact force, accommodation, accommodation, water, toilets, rooms, rest rooms, places for rest , etc. what actually has changed now, after six months of hostilities, we have data, we run it a little to our house, i don't know, i know the storage is located on the side , first of all, we immediately find out a lot of people, at least they learned the r

well, it is no secret to anyone that in the populated areas of the chaplin district of kalanchak andegion, helicopters are constantly flying on the border with crimea, searching for deserters who fled from the direction of kherson, zaporizhzhia, and this is simply wonderful, that is, you understand , their motivation is now prompting, as i have already fought many places, it understands and it should be the second moment, we have not yet looted, and we still need to have time to wave and the third, how is it not strange, played by the tribes and methods of baiting. that is, it is not just a matter of bringing cadres to kherson. yes, and everyone saw the kanderevit sitting on his poplavsky there, saying that rusak will go ahead of him. i think it's great that they have foreign troops, because if we beat them and they beat themselves, then there will be fewer manual ones and we will have to kill our children less in russia in the future, we literally have half a minute. how do you evaluate this burial as, in particular, our president said today in russia. taking into account the fact t

the ten-year-old son of khmelnitsky broke into the house, he said to one of these bandits taking chaplin’s it was ordered, the servants had tried to flog this son, since the boy died the next day, the unmarried wife of khmelnitsky. chaplinsky took the same bullet to the church, where got married according to the catholic rite, and the farm took him away from the wrong one from the chizmatic, because he was with the chizmatic. khmelnitsky came to the edge of old age with a complaint about chiplinsky, i do n’t know anything, they said ground. and we don’t want to know the attack was made without our knowledge, at the behest of chaplinsky himself, sue him legally. khmelnytsky sued. the court didn't go along with it either . khmelnitsky challenged chaplinsky to a duel, gentleman. came with 3 friends, really great story, being wary of polish deceit. bogdan put on bulletproof vests under the dress, that is, and when the first onslaught, slept with a cry of a cossack, did not die, he dispersed all four damn khmelnitsky were put in a polish prison, then released. then he again sued, considered, co

chaplin was married four times and two of his wives were 16 years old.ey general went by sea to england. the united states ordered to detain him upon his return and chapli, but he settled in switzerland in the city and lived there until the end of his life. the united states he came only once in 20 years in 72, when he was awarded an honorary oscar september 19 , 1991 found the oldest mummy in europe, 5,300 years old . this happened on the border of italy and austria in the tyrolean alps on the glacier simelaun after a strong melting of ice at an altitude of 3.200 m. a group of climbers. found the body of an ancient man. the case is well preserved because for thousands of years it was in ice cream in ice the icy mummy of the copper age was called etzi due to the fact that the find was made on the border and on the glacier, scientists argued for a long time who owns it italy or austria well they came to the conclusion that after all italy so, as they found her literally 100 m from the border, an analysis by a mummy showed that this area was a resident who

e in public, and about the arrival in chaplin on a piece of iron relatives. they called right away.he last week. echelons of military equipment and local manpower were actively driven there, everyone was aware and knew that sooner or later intelligence would calculate and fly in real photos no one would put up so that they wouldn’t see, uh, broken cars and dead soldiers, and as for the cars in the photo , there are a lot of zhiguli , since people do not have money for other cars, yes, and the roads were smashed with tanks back in the fourteenth year, when columns were driven to the donbass day and night for months. so it turns out that the bandera people really got on the train. but no one would have known anything if someone had not decided to be smart before the security council, yes, we found photos and videos from other angles. hey, who was driving? and what was going there? yes? let's see again maxim comment. what i said, we observe that this is some kind of remote station. this ramp is empty, while we see platforms on which there is nothing, because there is a very short video

to meet, one of the first kind of pop culture icons that she met when she became queen was charlie chaplinel, katie, but that makes me feel like we've gone back centuries and i think it's this light touch that she was able to have. she's somehow managed to cast off the heaviness of monarchy. when she was in the presence of people have a light touch and enjoy the moment or maybe she was so supremely confident in her role as queen that she almost enjoyed it when things went wrong. apparently, if there was a slip-up at a formal occasion that was what would make her chuckle and i think that is a reflection of her humanity. i was speaking to the british ambassador to washington who has met her several times and this combination of the epic and the personal that made her so -- almost awe-inspiring. i think it's that that people should remember. yes, she's epic. she was around for 70 years and she had this extraordinary longevity and lived through so much of the last decades' important moments of history and she was also very personal and she put people at ease and she had just that, you know, tw

>> shep, right now several chaplins who were previously appointed by the queen herself are keeping watch over her coffin here inside buckingham palace tomorrow, a 38-minute long silent procession will carry her coffin from here to westminster hall where she will will lie in state. a million mourners are expected to make their way to london over the next several days. >> the devoted are now in place ready to wait hours and throughout the night on wednesday, across the river where the queen will lie in state. >> number 23 in the queue which is amazing but, i mean, it didn't really matter how long the queue was. i'm here for the long hall >> the visitation will be held around the clock for four days until the funeral service monday the line expected to stretch for miles. >> it just says how much they loved her and how much respect people had for her >> around london, the anticipation is growing. barricades line the streets where the royal procession will pass wednesday afternoon there is a noticeable increase armed law enforcement presence and crowd safety officials are in place this mornin

charlie chaplin wrote him a letter, and there were such words as your silent films.lativity is incomprehensible to absolutely no one. you are great too human. it was a meeting point that can not be changed at 2:00 pm. weekdays ntv goodbye. thank you all very much.

in fact, one hassen chaplin wrote if there was a people in america that was longing for liberty, as he put it, it would these quote, poor blacks, the evident wealth of the new york region contrasted with the desolation that the rebels had brought to their own country. without the british oversight and protection so seemed the nation's prosperity was rapidly declining. when the first german troops landed north america, the war, of course, had been going on for more than one year. they were shocked by the extent of destruction that had been done by civil to civilian properties in the new york region. they found entire villages abandoned homes, plundered cattle killed fields burned. not surprised ingly. the population that was hardest were the people who were or were suspected to be loyal to the crown. the american treatment of the civilian population helped create an image of the americans as an in an undisciplined and unprincipled people. this experience the way also helps explain why the german troops initially saw themselves as the liberators rather than occupiers, and they were confu

and i don't de tam the state funeral followed by the committal of her body at a central is chaplin windsor. firstly, of course the state funeral at westminster abbey, where so many kings and queens of bean i buried in the pass. but she, of course, would prefer to be next to her husband and other members of her family as saint george's chapel. in between all of that, we expect the new king king charles, the 3rd to travel to the 4 corners of the country to very much stamp his mark on this new era of the british monarchy. and needs a for him that's been a long period a waiting for to assume that roll will tell us about that. the build up that has been been a long way to, hasn't it? so i mean, or formerly prince charles. now, king charles, the 3rd is 73 years old, who could have expected that his mother would be the longest reigning monica in british history, but such is the way a and such a is the strength of the the genes as opposed to the house of windsor the queen elizabeth the queen, mother lived until she was a 101 years old. but of course is my very difficult now to predict the kind of

here, when there was not my movie, yes, uh, it was necessary to show everything charlie chaplin neededrstand, without words at all, what was happening like that. i thought at least half of the song. even if i listened without sound, i would understand that you sing, because you showed, in general, everything is just a brownie word. it 's complicated, of course, in this song i thought how show the brownie, i’m sitting like that i’m already thinking, he showed everything else and the harp here he showed there how someone looks damn, it’s interesting to watch. thank you and greka well, firstly, all your performance and all your communication from the jury and with the presenter this is a victory over all circumstances and a victory over some of your own problems. i congratulate you that you emerged victorious in this battle, slaughtered the song. yes? yes, the fact is that this song that you chose is in english the performance of an american group. she kept 7 months in an american billboard magazine, and it was, uh, such a world-famous song and well done for choosing it. well done for cop

he talks about a prison chaplin who wanted to improve morale at a prison.ent to the big companies and said can you give me 500 mother's day cards for free? if that be a good marketing tool and they did pretty ghost of the prison, passes them out and morale did improve. so father's day rolls right you know i'm going with the story to go to the same greeting card company asked for five and are father's day cards be taken to prison that a single inmate, not one wanted to fill one out and set it to his father. not one. if you look at crime, bn of the family, there is a direct correlation between the two. >> how did you do when you ran against gavin newsom? >> i had my toughest time with black media. i had a great time with asian-american media, hispanic media, gloria romero, the former democrat senate minority leader crossed party lines and supported me because of the issue of school choice. i had a zoom meeting with 8-10 pastors. about eight or ten pastors. everything was going okay until i said that the police were not engaging in systemic racism. they are no

elegidas, la lista incluye otros nombres como patrick stuart, anthony hopkins, ringo starr, charles chaplinl ii, quien falleciera este jueves a la edad de 96 aÑos.. en instantes en casi un siglo de vida, la reina isabel segunda fue testigo de una guerra mundial, dos mundial, dos pandemias, una explosÓn nuclear, desastres naturales, la llegada de un nuevo siglo y hasta el origen del internet y su rapida evolucion. solo por mencionar algunos eventos... guillermo gonzlez nos presenta un resumen muy interesante de su vida. isabel alejandra maria, la primoÉnita del duque y la duques de york, nacÁen londres el 21 de abril de 1926, poco antes de que su padre y su madre se conviertieran en el rey jorge sexto y la reina consorte, isabel... a partir de aÍ, lilibeth, como siempre le llamaron cariÑosamente en familia empeÓ su corto camino hasta convertirse en isabel segunda, la reina de inglaterra... con a muerte de isabel segunda y la proclamacion del rey carlos tercero, termina toda una era en la historia de la corona britanica y empieza otra que no sera muy distinta&el cambio de corona en la monarqu

this is for me, for example, the question of pavlograd lozova chaplin three knots, on which keeps thee march , we, unfortunately, do not know. yes, there was a blow to the paulograd in april, but let's be honest, everything was restored quite quickly. this supply system was restored, so there are, for example, uh, not necessarily. when you are told to bomb bridges across the dnieper yes, apart from the dnieper, ukraine is full of rivers , everything is there, there is vorskla, without which, again, the supply would be just this grouping, it is unlikely , perhaps, that it bombed the bridges across the duna and nothing right. he considers. i take you higher i dare. you - no, i will show these statements of his, because it is also absolutely pointless to retell. famously cool feeling. we watch you with impunity in the ninety- eighth year. i suggested bombing belgrade. i suggested that we send american pilots and bomb all the bridges. i suggested that we destroy the entire fuel infrastructure. i suggested very specific actions. why do some of you ask why do i dislike serbia so much becaus

understand you recently visited the federal correction institute dublin ndseveral staff including a chaplin and former warden have been arrested for sexually abusing inmates. in response to letters from this committee, the bureau of prisons has supplied information on policies for hiring and enforcing rules on employee misconduct. however, these policies and rules do not matter if they are not enforced within the culture that discards is breaking the rules. leadership begins at the top. as i tell all government employees in leadership positions, either you run the agency or the agency runs you. in conclusion i want to mention something you figured i would say. i've always placed a high importance on whistleblowers. whistleblowers are very patriotic citizens that put the country above their own self-interest. in other wordswh they just want the government to do with the losses the government should do and spend the money accordingly. whistleblowers help keep government honest. it is been widely reported that inmates who complain face of punishment. but reports also indicate that whistleblowe