these are sands, which are precisely for the production of crystal crystal.e content of iron oxides, it should be no more than 0.01 just a little bit. consider this an impurity that we will not see visually or in any other way. that is, no more one hundredth only then. here it can be used for crystal. we have natural quartz sand. it is a little, of course, not of the same quality as this one we see now, it is already enriched. it has washed away all harmful impurities, it has practically no impurities, that is, the technological process, a serious one has already been passed here. yes, here is already the sand that can be used for glass, anyway, in its pure form so that we take it , only here, well, there are some samples or individual deposits where there are such clean sand, but in order to put it into production. he's getting rich anyway. here is the sand. i know that you have ongoing activities at the practical center at night. uh, serious research is precisely quartz sand, which is under scrutiny. but today, first of all, of course, we are aimed at hmm e

in the kremlin in moscow, the samovar of peter i is stored , which is also made of a single crystal crystal , that is that's great rarity. such products are now in museums look. they are centuries later. everything is also amazing, because when cutting and polishing rock crystal, its brilliance becomes similar to diamond, so rock crystal is used and in the jewelry business. i can also say that it is now fashionable to go sunbathing under the artificial sun in a solarium. so this artificial sun is made of rock crystals, if we melt this stone, it will melt at a temperature of more than 1.000.570 ° when heated. it becomes liquid. and if we then cool it quickly, we get quartz glass. and if we had unusual quartz glasses in our windows, then we could sunbathe, right here, without going out into the street, but a quartz lamp familiar to all of us for disinfection, they are also made of rock crystal, quartz glass transmits ultraviolet rays and once in antiquity , various healers in tibet, india, china and mongolia and others. they treated the wounds. it is this ul. balls of rock crystal were made w

it's a really wonderful crystal. call me and there's something of a protective crystal short. stine, here's some. so it helps us develop compassion. and it can also help open all hot chunk, crushed. and i really believe, and that's because for me, there's no reason not to believe that many of the people we speak to here in kind of, i also believe in the crystal is repeated thomas, the amount of the stones is growing. but where exactly did they come from? one place in particular is on lots of labels. madagascar, many of the retailers don't want to talk about the supplies on camera. but we find one who don't to, where do you get your terms from? do you go to the countries directly or how does it work? and the child who do i have good wholesalers in germany, you have contact in those countries. for example, this rose, quote, is high quality rose quotes from medical sca colton medic ask goodness that's but you should know that the conditions they were very, very pul heights and does the people have barriers or shepherds

i proceed along crystals. i feel like they have a very, very, very good influence to show us how to use facial well as a glass of stones. ends in out to the star roll move of the area under your eyes and get that lymphatic fluids moving out. really kind of individuals putting it from over your eyelid to you. yeah. 7 times her size. and then you go and t h and cream. send you a decent size that's focusing about the status. hi. hi folk. i'm to nadia shift and bill. it's kendall, i'm bed mom's day. today i'm going to show you what's in my bag and reveal the favorites. installing an ice clips the lots of different crystals in the shape of a part this. this is rose court and the energy for love and self love are not sure . i seem like i'm not the type chris i but i do have the stuff i will. we'll say find this trends here at the crystal trade show in how data stones as far as the i can see, lots of rates for you today. yeah. and this is how much you've been buy. came with my wife. she's interested in minerals and c

well, let's say the crystal ball is dead. it yet, mother, while working , the light was directed at him. i think now it belongs to all of us or none. sorry. garry penkov belongs can you speak? cabinet, well, that's it, bye. you have wonderful nails, tell me, when was the last time you were a manicurist, wow, no question, if you do not want, you can answer. i made these on the third day, one somewhere i sowed i had to change everything, and where they sowed, if not a secret, i have no idea. since you are here. maybe a conspiracy good luck, do not want to get rid of rivals in love. can you get a discount? don't even come to me sergey, i can't do anything for you anymore, he's already working in your position, a new person. thank you who it was. that's exactly what this driver found. do you want to bother in the face, i can arrange, damn it, the driver didn’t work anymore, because that day they fired the center, this alternative medicine was closed, and the car had something with a carburetor. in general, he delved into the engi

in the crystal lattice of anger. and when the crystal is then heated for re evaluation things, it emits stored energy in the form of light alls disease. this light can be measured and the light that was emitted by the crystal is proportional to the radiation dose that is crystal absorbed over the period of the experimenters. so the long abs theater from front isn't 5 of these assets were built into the phantoms. you are the right lung, left lung, stomach, uterus, and spinal cord, respectively. because these are the most radiation sensitive organs in the human body, lynch recon couples to swing. that's why we can theoretically now say how high the radiation dose was in the lungs. on the 5th day of the flight to the moon, for example, from the park that for was to molten work. the resulting measurements are important because astronauts will travel into space again as early as 2024 for the r m as to flight and need to be protected accordingly and left off autumn is what we rise to go after the mission. another task is w

crystal: would you like to share or sell? share. hurricane relief. crystal: done. you're a legend. thanks. - crystal: humans are awesome. - ok. crystal: that choice was good for your soul. alright. tony: every home is going to have a battery that's going to store as much electricity as it possibly can store. and all the governments in the world cannot push back against that because folks are going to go buy it at the store, at ikea, at walmart, at the supermarket. and it's going to be very cheap. so cheap that you're not even going to notice. damon: if cheaper home energy systems are combined with more people demanding clean energy from their politicians, darling... ..then there's a chance many countries could be close to 100% renewable by 2040. what i can guarantee is that not only will i be an embarrassing dad... find news. ..but that natural disasters will increase their intensity over the next two decades. man: absolute chaos. woman: run, run! get out! run, run! man: god. oh, my god! woman: whoa! but what i now know is that we actually have everything we need on both a large an

in a story like crystal's. i interrupted you when i asked you a question in which you answer about where you agree with left and right. we talked a lot about the right to tell me about the left. that was a great question. big question. thank you for it. so on the left, i think that there's a lot of agreement, but i think there's some there's some ways i break with with progressive arguments as well. one place is, you know, a lot of progressive solutions to poverty are just kind of about more, you know, turning on the faucet, more. and the argument in the book goes for deeper investments in ending poverty. but it says we also have to attack exploitation. and we also have to attack segregation. and so i think that things like a guaranteed income are really a great first step, but they are not the last out. i also break with the left in, you know, some pockets on the left they kind of lay the blame of poverty at the feet of the conservatives. you know, if only congress was different, if only conservatives thought

behind me is the crystal furnace, where crystal glass is brewed at a temperature of about 1.380°. the moment there are more than 10 brigades working there, which provide a variety of products. everything that was once created in order to then put the trade. you can see how the glass stove works, people work in these conditions around the stove. it's hot, of course it's hard. well, well, everyone has their own bread , there are no simple products. well, there is a primitive glass stack, well, of course, products on a stem are more difficult, where there is a wider brigade. and where are several operations of the leg to make the bottom roll. this is later, in terms of physical effort, the largest on hard, because a large set of glass is heavy. it is to inflate and dial and several times to inflate him those from where, which we will later see on the segment. they cut off the technological cap, it's not thrown away. it is crushed and goes back to the kiln up to 40% different, glass needs less, maybe more, well, on average, about 40% goes back to the kiln. one of the main areas that p

behind me, behind my shoulders , is the crystal furnace, where, at a temperature of the order 1.380°tal glass is being brewed, and you are currently working there more than 10 brigades, who are blowing various assortments. everything that was once created in order to then put the trade. you can see how the glass stove works, people work in these conditions near the stove, it's hot, of course, it's hard. well, well, everyone has their own bread , there are no simple products. well, there is a primitive glass stack, well, more difficult, of course, is a product on a leg, where there is a wider brigade. and where several operations of the leg to make the bottom roll. this later, from the point of view of physical effort, is the largest hard, because a large set of glass is heavy even for a person. it is necessary to inflate it and dial it several times in order to inflate it. those from where, which we will later see in the segment where about. they cut their illogical cap. it's not thrown away. it is crushed and goes back to the furnace up to 40% different. it depends on what kind of g

we need six wins, six wins and a crystal or diamond owl. this is at least an academy.me at the fiftieth second of the discussion of your question, denis elkis himself came up with the correct answer to your question and did not choose him, your titles hung in the balance. how did you react to this? oh sir leading everyone was incredibly worried, me and my family, in general, with bated breath. we followed what was happening zhanna, i congratulate you, mr. elkin, and i want to tell you. see how subtle everything is in the game. if you had given your version, you would not have lost and you would have won and you would have lost the question and won the final and it’s for sure that you wouldn’t have the crystal owl to go out, and zhanna boychenko wouldn’t become the owner and you wouldn’t become an academician, and everything was decided in your head. here in these last 10 seconds. but as you and i know, the reward depends on fate. fifth round zhanna thank you so dear experts, dear viewers zhanna bonchenko played against experts seven times in 2 years , won six times and

there are 3 main types of cells available for residential use. mano crystal lean, poly crystal lean, and thin film panels. model, crystalline panels are the most efficient, but their price point is high due to their complex construction. they are cells made from a single crystal, a silica and they cost a dollar to a $1.50 per watt, meaning that out city, a 6 kilowatt solar panels system would cost between 6009000 dollars. and then you have poly crystal lean solar panels, and these are less energy efficient and thereby cheaper as they're easier to produce as well as they're made from many silicon fragments that are melted together. and finally, simple and tv cells are cheapest and least expensive to produce, but also the least efficient. once you have yourself that must be wired to one another either with string or wire that is been kind of covered with a protective metal sheet. junction boxes must then be inserted between each cell for protection and then covered with glass or plastic protective layers. and the average price of a solar panel today is around $3.00 per watt. the bulk o

i want to be crystal ball -- crystal clear about that. - ball —— crystal clear about that.to be precise on it, but i do want to bring it down. how crystal clear — i do want to bring it down. how crystal clear that _ i do want to bring it down. how crystal clear that if _ i do want to bring it down. how crystal clear that if you - i do want to bring it down. finn" crystal clear that if you can't be precise? crystal clear that if you can't be recise? ~ ., �* ~ ., ., precise? we don't know what the numbers are _ precise? we don't know what the numbers are going _ precise? we don't know what the numbers are going to _ precise? we don't know what the numbers are going to be - precise? we don't know what the numbers are going to be next - precise? we don't know what the l numbers are going to be next week and it— numbers are going to be next week and it is— numbers are going to be next week and it is right that we take stock of those — and it is right that we take stock of those i— and it is right that we take stock of those. ito know that i'm committed to bringing those numbers

but i picked up a little bit up crystal sample, it will go out of that lucky notes. if that lets you really finish what's of america broadcasts in 46 different languages. you know that there is voice of america and there is radio for europe. both are financed by, by u. s. government and, and congress or isn't inspect service and his back language. there is a zebra. johnny are me georgian service, and there is ukrainian service. each service has completely different its own taylor mode of work. russian service is mostly based. it's actually, it is entirely based on its website. it's a web portal. both of america has a special rubric that publishes only editorial, much material that comes from the state department or so america is a soft power of us government. there is no secret about it and it is a value based self our and we have offices in many countries around the world. we have programs that actually support what we would call frontline democracy. and human rights activists are in countries around the world, primarily in restrictive political environment. so repr

my girlfriend has a crystal. >> stephen: like a spiritual crystal? >> danny: yeah.e rock. >> stephen: and what will it do? >> danny: it will just -- she sent me a bunch and it's my whole house. what's wrong with your house? it's got good vibes. crystals are good vibes. remember that. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: the man is danny trejo, the cookbook is "trejo's cantina." it's available now. danny trejo, everybody. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or o

crystal says when you get close to the house, cops were everywhere.s coming and say hey, have you seen, just ask questions and put the person on alert. >> the officer could not have known that aaron lewis was the man they were looking for. >> miss carter was still alive, and he just did not know it. >> when lewis returned home, krystal told the jury that is when the couple ran out of options. >> she was in the bathroom with crystals medication so that she knew crystal's name. >> beverley had seen too much. they agreed she had to die. >> aaron took miss carter from their house, and put her in the back of the car, and drove her out to the summit plant. >> that is when prosecutors believe lewis did something horrific. he wrapped beverley's face and duct tape and let her suffocate. >> he came home and told krystal that she was dead. >> and then the heart of the prosecution's case, that recording of beverley pleading to her husband, they played it for the jury. >> just do what he says, and please do not call the police. if you call the police, it could be

behind me is the crystal furnace, where crystal glass is boiled at a temperature of about 1.380 °, andrrently working there more than 10 teams that blow out various assortments. everything that was once created in order to then put the trade. you can see how people work under these conditions near the furnace. it's hot, of course it's hard. well, well, everyone has their own bread , there are no simple products. well, there is a primitive glass stack, well, it’s more difficult, of course, products on a leg, where a wider brigade or several operations to make the bottom of the leg roll. this later, in terms of physical effort, is larger and more difficult, because a large set of glass helps a heavy person to inflate it and dial it several times in order to inflate it . it is thrown away, it is crushed and goes back to the furnace up to forty percent, different looking glass containers and less, maybe more, well, on average, about 40% goes back to the furnace. one of the main sites that prepare the production is the platform. that is, these are the forms of all the workers who are in wor

i cannot look into my crystal ball but the l look into my crystal ball but the crane inside to send your when we had dramatic gains in the north and south. they are trying to keep expectations lower than before. but yes the ukrainian side is ready to go and has many vehicles and heavy equipment but there's not a lot of low hanging fruit to retake so it is going to be hard—fought. inna going to be hard-fought. inna sovsun, tell _ going to be hard-fought. inna sovsun, tell me _ going to be hard-fought. inna sovsun, tell me do _ going to be hard-fought. inna sovsun, tell me do you - going to be hard—fought. inna sovsun, tell me do you still categorically deny russian claims that it was ukrainian insurgents who attacked in belogord? i that it was ukrainian insurgents who attacked in belogord?— attacked in belogord? i have been listenin: attacked in belogord? i have been listening and _ attacked in belogord? i have been listening and reading _ attacked in belogord? i have been listening and reading russian - attacked in belogord? i have been i listening and reading russian media for the past

your camera crew are giving us a really crystal clear picture, - us a really crystal clear picture, righttes that i was describing a little earlier. and, next, you mentioned the prime minister... you think, do you, that rishi sunak is in downing street as we speak? hat rishi sunak is in downing street as we seak? ., . ., rishi sunak is in downing street as we seak? ., . . ., rishi sunak is in downing street as we seak? ., . ., ., , we speak? not certain, that is the honest answer. _ we speak? not certain, that is the honest answer. we _ we speak? not certain, that is the honest answer. we have - we speak? not certain, that is the honest answer. we have not - we speak? not certain, that is the honest answer. we have not had l we speak? not certain, that is the| honest answer. we have not had it confirmed but he does normally work during the week. parliament come in the last few minutes, they will break up for a week pass holiday. it is quite possible that he has left london. i do know that a lot of staff are in downing street and that the cabinet office, which is the adjacent building, the

does she get her own dressing room, crystal? she come in a different outfit and then get changed for the movie? >> well, she does wear a a diaper >> jimmy: she does that's so cute, come on. [ light laughter ] i would -- i would love it if the monkey showed up, like, dressed as a a little detective or something [ light laughter ] >> well, she has an incredible wardrobe you should - >> jimmy: she does >> you should check her out. >> jimmy: i do want to have her come on. >> she has red carpet looks also >> jimmy: she has red carpet looks too? did you see crystal in outfits >> oh yeah, you could -- she's -- i'm not kidding. you really should have the monkey on the show she's -- and she can learn anything there's like nothing that she has been - there's nothing that she's been asked to do that she's been unable to do she, like, for this movie, she learned how to dismantle a a chandelier and throw light bulbs. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and that wasn't even on her resume. [ laughter ] >> the only thing that's hard about working with

how can it be crystal—clear if it is not precise? it be crystal-clear if it is not precise?— how can it be crystal-clear if it is not precise? we do not know the numbers are _ not precise? we do not know the numbers are going _ not precise? we do not know the numbers are going to _ not precise? we do not know the numbers are going to be - not precise? we do not know the numbers are going to be coming | numbers are going to be coming out and we take stock of those and what i want people to know is that i want them to bring those numbers down and when it comes to migration, the priority they have in government is to stop the vote and attack a legal migration and that is why i'm so focused on that issue. with new laws in parliament in greater cooperations with countries like albania. i think migration in the round is an important topic. to talk about it being _ round is an important topic. to talk about it being too _ round is an important topic. to talk about it being too high _ round is an important topic. to talk about it being too h

eh, behind me is the crystal furnace, where crystal glass is brewed at a temperature of about 1.380 ° and you are the moment. more than 10 brigades work there, which blow out various assortments. everything that was once created in order to then put the trade. you can see how the glass stove works, how people work around the stove in these conditions. it's hot, of course, hard. well, well, everyone has their own bread of simple products can not be. well, there is a primitive glass stack, well, it’s more difficult, of course, a product on a leg, where a wider brigade and several operations to make the bottom of the leg roll. this is the largest planted in terms of physical effort, because a large set of glass is heavy even for a person. it is necessary to inflate it and dial it several times in order to inflate it with those wastes that we will then see on the cut. where the technological cap is cut off, it is not thrown away. it is crushed and goes back to the furnace up to 40%. what kind of glass you need less, maybe more, well, on average, about 40% goes back to the furnace. one of

so this is, this is your best product coming out of here. gold crystals, the root gets us, wants to expand the family business. he still see 10 years ago was now employees, 9 people, only 15 percent of his products. he sells in greece. the rest he exposed to the united states, egypt, germany, and across the u. a protection against any potential economic worries here, boy will land mileage everything down there and go to the next step and big your facilities for us and the server and exports to also some other countries. the only warning about us is the cost. how to keep the costs and lower levels, the olives used, but here's what we will come from 6000 trees, doctor to laser the region. crystal, as i say, is in this crow makeup part of what's expected to be a bumper yield hall. this for green olive oil produces this. yeah. but on level production only makes up 9 percent of greece is entire agricultural i put the sustain grows here. all of the countries industries need to keep expanding. the grease is national debt in 2022 reached over a 170 percent of g. d. p. still the highest in your but

do live at the region. crystal, as i say, is in this crow makeup part of what's expected to be a bump, a u haul this for green olive oil produces this year. but on level production only makes up 9 percent of grease is entire agricultural i put the sustain grows here. all of the countries industries need to keep expanding. the creases national debt in 2022 reached over a 170 percent of g. d. p. still the highest in your but that's a full 23 point. 3 percent full from 2021. when it was nearly 200 percent of g d p, none of the policies likely to succeed in the upcoming elections with introduced policies to start that. that reduction according to the governor of greece and the central bank case. the greek political system has led lessons hardly from from the cartridge. i think nobody would dare to backpack the progress of this country has made over the previous 20 years. progress based on huge sacrifice, which will be good, but i cannot make ex bus one. the bank would still need more freedom to lend to small businesses. out of almost 1000000 small businesses. only 30000 or so met the crit

then you have poly crystal lean solar panels, and these are less energy efficient and thereby cheaper as they're easier to produce as well as they're made from many silicon fragments that are melted together. and finally, simple and tv cells are cheapest and least expensive to produce. but also the least efficient, and once you have yourselves, they must be wired to wire. that is then kind of covered with a protective metal sheet. junction boxes must then be inserted between each cell for protection and then covered with glass or plastic protective layers. and the average price of a solar panel today is around $3.00 per watt. the bulk of the cost is in the cells . approximately 40 percent. 25 percent of the cost is spent on glass, which has an average cost of a $110.00 per square meter. and then the junction boxes and wine will also be 25 percent leaving 10 percent for the frame that fast since all the components together. the costs for renewable plan production of solar equipment, search and technology improved. and in large part those things to government subsidies and offset incent

house of a tree, the last successful experience with a joint cinematography, a film that simorgh crystal won the best screenplay in the 41st fajr film festival, works that, according to attendees in this meeting can flourish with the synergy of the cinema organization and the center for the intellectual development of children and adolescents. farzan azarfam of sed and sima news agency . the meeting of the resilient family was held in beirut . the consensus of the resistant family was held in beirut with the presence of a group of women writers and elite lebanese and with the support of the cultural consultation and research institute of our country's women and family in beirut . sam the knowledge of the resistant family is one of our main components in the field of facing the cultural invasion. the constant emphasis of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution and the model of the islamic family is also in this framework. this specialized meeting is the background for holding the international conference of the resistant family in our country. against the islamic values ​​towards the

condemned the alleged racist abuse directed towards son heung—min, during their home win against crystal saturday. posts on social media appear to show a man in the away end making a gesture at the south korea forward. crystal palce have said that evidence has been passed to the police, and that when the person is identified, they'll face a club ban. to germany now, and in the bundesliga, borussia dortmund arejust a point behind leaders bayern munich after thrashing wolfsburg, 6—0. karim adeyemi score a hat—trick, and there were two forjude bellingham. this is the bundesliga and it will be difficult in over three games for us, it will be difficult in all the games for bayern munich, because we are all playing against teams that are not done yet. they are fighting for their own season goals, but in the end, it is not our topic. our topic is just to increase our performances, and to make sure that the possibility to win all the three games is as high as possible. then, by the end of the season, we'll see how far we go. there was a party mood in naples, with napoli playing in front of their