enough until autumn, but for the time being, the shepherds of the chui valley are powerless to change anything, they can only hope that the wolves will not get here before the pumping, and the spirits will hear the prayers of the people. since about the thirteenth century, special free people , the cossacks, have settled on the banks of the don for the first time, mention of them appeared in the letter of the nagai prince yusup to ivan the terrible , it was reported that they had settled, where on the don are people who take your service people and beat them to death, however, already in 1552 the cossacks troops received from the tsar a letter of ownership of the don and all its tributaries. we are approaching the famous capital of vyoshenskaya, in which mikhail sholokhov lived, who glorified the cossacks all over the world in his novel quiet flows the don, awarded the nobel prize. so from the time of the upper paleolithic. we were transported for many, many millennia, forward, we are the village of vyoshenskaya, legendary and one of the oldest houses, and it still seems to be the 19t

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more beautiful places in the mountains, where there are dirt roads, but first we go along the famous chuiland of patmos, which is considered holy here, the track is flat, but there are places with repair work. be careful on the roads, sheep, cows and horses roam freely in an hour and a half, we park in a free parking lot, and the existence of the island patmos is known not only in altai, because it is named after a greek island in the aegean sea. where in ancient times john the theologian was exiled in the last century in altai appeared in honor of the famous apostle, he is washed by water , he is carried by a suspension bridge, it is really very beautiful here. it is known that teletskoye lake is one of the most beautiful reservoirs of altai, but we chose a less touristy route. gas stations on the highway are not often found, moving out to sparsely populated places. fill full tank. multinsky lakes cascade of four dozen reservoirs of glacial origin to the first lake we get off-road on atvs. yes, the rest will have to go the whole altai in one place to come with a tent anywhere. there, hun

uh, it’s the treatment that is coming, from all over the region, of course, and along the chui tractoad, a real tractor, a large reconstruction of a two-lane highway , we have 304 km of a motor road and according to the results of the twenty-second year. we have already introduced the expansion of lanes 112 km is included in the top 10 most picturesque routes in the world stretches across the entire region, as if, stringing cities and villages on itself, shukshin wrote there is a tract on the altai, chuisky beautiful fast-moving road is a symbol of the entire region, a breathtaking beautiful rapidly developing marina gromova ivan malysheva dmitry nabokov elena bedyak egor bushuev news from the altai territory. that's all see you. we watch to know everything about russia, we watch the best historical series for free without registration or on the website. what this day is remembered for in history, we will tell right now. hello july 24, 1704. russian army navigator. took the swedish fortress derbt. before it was the ancient russian city of yuryev, which was captured by the crusaders i

following the passage of california assembly bill 857, sponsored by our now city attorney david chui in 2019, municipalities in california are now authorized to create public banks. following the board of supervisors passage of the ordinance to form the san francisco reinvestment working group in july 2021, lafco convened the working group with nine members. next slide, please. with me today are my colleagues from the reinvestment working group and our consultants, hr & a advisors, finly group and and findley. i'll turn it over the mic to (indiscernible) from hr & a. >> thank you chair evans. can you all hear me properly? >> yes, we can. with elcome. >> thank you very much. so, before my colleagues talk more about what the public bank does and really touch upon the critical elements of lending for affordable housing, small business and green investment i'll talk about what the public bank is, because the creation of a public bank means that this city of san francisco would create a entity that is supposed to serve the public interest and serve the communities of the city, and therefo

. - chuy's mother comes from mexico. south of ojinaga, right?m. - 35 years. - yeah, it's an awesome way of life. - jalapeño cheese grits. - nice! - of course, there are buttermilk biscuits. - this is an area of texas that is legendary for-- whatever you might have thought you were going to do here, nature wins. - always. - always. - always. - it'll not rain for 20 years. and you just stay as long as you can till it starts raining. - yep. - so how do you make a living? - basically, dig in. - work like hell and don't spend any money. - yeah. [all laughing] - this table, right here, is filled with people who truly care about the land and what happens to it. - you just have to have the heart to stay and want to stay and do it and make something of it while you're here. if you got a weak heart, you won't last. - i mean, i'm graduating next year and i'm going to go to college. go through law school, finish. but i want to come back out here. there are kids that are my age that will never see this. never have this, never be able to know people like this

think through what is possible, and the other letter i sent was along with our city attorney david chui to the uc board of regents asking them to consider the possibility of bringing the uc system to downtown san francisco. whether that's ucsf, uc berkeley or other idea, we have space at the center of the city and the region that could attract students from all over the world. again, it is about what's possible. we aren't saying all of this is absolutely going to happen, but all of it can happen and that's what we need to start thinking about. let's be the city that imagines what's possible. the city that finds the way to make possibility a realty. let's not throw up road blocks, let's remove barriers not just in the policy but the vision for the fuper of the city. when i mention the possibility of bringing a soccer stadium downtown, that wasn't just me throwing out a idea? why can't we do it? it is easy to say something is hard, easy to say something is complicated, but if we continue to put up road blocks and say that then it won't be possible. san francisco talks about being a place

a voice their stories kindly agreed people's artist of russia sergei chui nevishvili.lease remove the fact that there is only metal and glass. i'm right, julia is right , but a much more important fact is that the right wing of the gallery was used as a state theater 100 years ago. isadora duncan danced here and recited poetry. vladimir mayakovsky performed opera parts. fyodor chaliapin and every guide will definitely emphasize this. so the first rule guide, if you poorly prepared the texture, smile and improvise for guests , emotionality is always important. we pass we pass, dear sightseers, we do not delay the walk of the water society. educational processes at the school of caucasian hospitality of the north caucasus federal university literally take place 24/7 . rich soups, mouth-watering buns, hearty pies, and delicious cakes with cherry cream are prepared in the local training workshop. yes, such that the smell is in the whole university, not everyone can boast of their own educational since 2016, the school of caucasian hospitality has been a participant in the

think through what is possible, and the other letter i sent was along with our city attorney david chui to the uc board of regents asking them to consider the possibility of bringing the uc system to downtown san francisco. whether that's ucsf, uc berkeley or other idea, we have space at the center of the city and the region that could attract students from all over the world. again, it is about what's possible. we aren't saying all of this is absolutely going to happen, but all of it can happen and that's what we need to start thinking about. let's be the city that imagines what's possible. the city that finds the way to make possibility a realty. let's not throw up road blocks, let's remove barriers not just in the policy but the vision for the fuper of the city. when i mention the possibility of bringing a soccer stadium downtown, that wasn't just me throwing out a idea? why can't we do it? it is easy to say something is hard, easy to say something is complicated, but if we continue to put up road blocks and say that then it won't be possible. san francisco talks about being a place

think through what is possible, and the other letter i sent was along with our city attorney david chui to the uc board of regents asking them to consider the possibility of bringing the uc system to downtown san francisco. whether that's ucsf, uc berkeley or other idea, we have space at the center of the city and the region that could attract students from all over the world. again, it is about what's possible. we aren't saying all of this is absolutely going to happen, but all of it can happen and that's what we need to start thinking about. let's be the city that imagines what's possible. the city that finds the way to make possibility a realty. let's not throw up road blocks, let's remove barriers not just in the policy but the vision for the fuper of the city. when i mention the possibility of bringing a soccer stadium downtown, that wasn't just me throwing out a idea? why can't we do it? it is easy to say something is hard, easy to say something is complicated, but if we continue to put up road blocks and say that then it won't be possible. san francisco talks about being a place