how does crystal change color? yes, indeed crystal tableware, it can have a different color.e can observe this even relatively speaking in stores, or in some shops where they sell crystal tableware. so the color of crystal gives oxides of various metals. so in particular copper oxide. maybe color crystal green, manganese oxide violet, well, depending on the oxide of the element, crystal can acquire one color or another. in fact, the same thing happens with rock crystal, which is a mineral of natural origin. there are also micro-additives of any other elements in the process. give this absolutely pure transparent crystal its color. no thanks. no questions for you. we don't have any more. why sport is so important for the body and how to look better than young at the age of 57 will tell athlete, master of sports and fitness trainer salius k vedoros. i've been cooking everything since the evening container. i have small containers of 200 grams somewhere. there are a lot of them and i try somewhere every 3 hours a small portion, and so that there is a diet that is 30% carbohydrat

but there is also a hard crystal, too , e, and this crystal lattice.icon, and silicon, if we talk about the earth, it is in second place after oxygen in terms of importance and quantity. and this is a silicon structure, for example. connective tissue we also have a silicon structure, the cell has a crystalline structure, but such information came to us. the idea, so to speak, is that we need to work in this direction here, we tried it. we first use natural silicon quartz, but as it turned out in nature, it has uh, somewhere around 75%, uh, minus left-handed twist. these are the structures that it destroys. in addition, it has a lot of different impurities , as we saw that it still doesn’t fit, because we practically measured it all experimentally, how it all affects a person on his matrix on its uh, let's say uh biological component, and we came to the conclusion that we need to use pure quartz that is grown, this is synthetic quartz he grows according to our order at a closed defense plant, a special line is built for us and already, let's say some ki

earth yes the crystal, we are also a crystal and the water in ours is also a liquid crystal in us, butystal lattice . ours is silicon, and silicon, if we talk about the earth, it is in second place after oxygen in importance. and in terms of quantity, this is a silicon structure, for example, even connective tissue. we also have a silicon structure, the cell has a crystalline structure, but such information came to us. the idea, so to speak, is that we need to work in this direction here, we tried it. we first used natural silicon quartz, but as it turned out in nature, it has uh, somewhere around 75%, uh, minus left-handed twist. it's me structures, which destroy. in addition, it has a lot of different impurities, since we saw that it still doesn’t fit, because we experimentally measured it all in a practical way, how it all affects a person on his matrix on his e, let’s say, uh, the biological component, and we came to the conclusion that we need to use pure quartz , which is grown, these are synthetic palaces , it grows according to our order at a closed defense plant, a special lin

protection is that the crystals. e right polarized. they create the right polarized field. this means that they will in no way enter into resonance with some kind of negative or destructive program. and, by the way, uh, our cell. now, if we are talking about a human body, our physical body has a minus, because we absorb food, we process it, we absorb information, we process it. well, let's get some results. hey what fruit our information processing. it already depends on the level of consciousness of the person. and so is the cell. it has, uh, physical, like the very body of the cell minus, and here is the field that surrounds us around the cell. this plus it has long been proven. i am svetlana dorogan, and we continue our conversation with vera stasif in astrology. there are such reference points that set long-term programs. one of these very long programs is related to eclipses, which gives rise to a program for almost 19.5 years and uh, in general, there is some practical reception. well, there is someone looking

microcircuits is an integrated circuit, and it is represented here by a crystal; here , crystals aree case or on the board already, if the thermometers, ah, the machine automatically doses the glue . uh, one crystal already cut plate and stick on this glue automatically occurs. e, control, dosing, glue , the water crystal is controlled so that there are no chips, no scratches, dirt. no one takes an already fit high-quality crystal, sticks it and automatically the operator already loads it into one device. and while the quality of this installation is being controlled under a microscope , liquid crystal indicators for thermometers are being created at another production site of the integral. and after the brains and devices are made, its assembly begins. we we are located at the assembly site for the production of potions of electronic equipment here. directly at site e, we are engaged in the assembly of a thermometer, that is, the assembly of an electronic unit, then we insert the electronic unit into the housing itself; also preparatory operations with the housing ; gluing the therm

crystal , uh, and this crystal lattice.rth, it is in second place after oxygen in terms of importance and quantity, and this silicon structure, for example. connective tissue we also have a silicon structure, the cell has a crystalline structure, but such information came to us. the idea, so to speak, is that we need to work in this direction here, we tried it. we first use natural quartz silicon, but as it turned out in nature, it has uh, somewhere around 75%, uh, minus left hand spin. it’s me that destroys structures, in addition, it has a lot of different impurities, so, as we saw, that it’s still not suitable, because we experimentally practically measured it all, how it all affects a person on his matrix on his e, let’s say, uh, biological, component , and we came to the conclusion that we need to use pure quartz, which is grown, this synthetic quartz is grown by our order at a closed defense plant a special line is being built for us and already, let's say some kind of batch order. ours is carried out further. in our

[audio logo] crystal dunn, who is 30, has many accolades under her belt.e's a two-time olympian, 2019 world cup champion, 2015 nwsl mvp, and two-time nwsl cup winner. but perhaps her biggest accomplishment is being able to juggle motherhood while being an elite athlete. how has motherhood changed crystal's view on life? ashley chaparro tells us. ashley chaparro (voiceover): on may 20, 2022, crystal posted a picture on her instagram. the caption read, "welcome to the world, marcel jean soubrier. i can't believe i'm somebody's mama!" and just a month later, she was back at practice with the portland thorns. crystal dunn: i was so happy when i did step back into the stadium and you guys got to meet the baby. woo! hi. i'm back. ashley chaparro (voiceover): that's from a video recorded the day crystal returned to the team post-maternity leave. i think that's when i knew like, i'm in good hands. you know, i'm in a good place where i'm supported and i can be the best that i can be. ashley chaparro (voiceover): what helped crystal was the love and support system s

it is omitted how our crystals work.y accelerate regeneration, how they turn on, for example, the functions of phagocytosis, this is the immune system. that is, no one argues about this, because it's just the obvious scientists who are already in this topic. uh-huh they say, they say, yes of course, it works. this is all true, but opposition. do you feel something? it's like that too. well, it's kind of a challenge. wednesday yes, that is, so we live by different laws. we treat each other differently. and we already have familiar things there. yes, the fashion to be, let's say, rich wealthy is the equivalent of a successful life. that is, now it is, well, here is your direction, it causes more interest or while it is in such a prenatal state. it arouses more interest, because i, er, we ourselves are even surprised that this process began this year. it feels like many people have begun to open their minds, but there will always be some contradictions. well the world this is how it works, yes, people at different levels of

it's just crystals. hard crystals, white salt. these are areas really for the adventurous traveller. this is not india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped india and also meet the people in this intriguing and sometimes overwhelming country. it's going to be an amazing journey. the thousands of years, india has found its riches and influence to international trade. at the heart of this enterprise is the sea. and the state of gujarat with 1000 miles of coastline serves as a shipping port to africa and beyond. this is as far west as you can get in india and its these influences from over that have helped make gujarat the place it is today. the region is known for its beaches and these beaches are a domestic tourist attraction. that this ancient port town's economy is still anchored in a much older maritime tradition. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven. here i am with ships made of constructed wood. these smaller more agile vessels are still in huge demand. so here we are close up

a crystallized heart would lose its value, if not were so fragile said his time.er scott and the fragility of the heart, we will definitely tell in other issues of our project. today, i sincerely thank everyone who has been with us for these half an hour. now you probably know for sure that even in the crystal theme, science is nearby. any journey can be exciting, exciting and full of adventure. this is the western gate, belarus, but these gates are guarded by a symbol of the city with an eleven-meter force, which in my opinion. can be a symbol of our whole country offer together set off to explore the natural beauties and rich architectural heritage of belarus today, our amazing journey will pass through a wonderful city with many different unique places and attractions with its amazing atmosphere of architectural monuments, there are only two, this is a synagogue and a gymnasium. but the monuments to the heroes. you won’t believe the whole thing, but now i am in a real bunker, which has been preserved here since the cold war on the second floor. on the night of

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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

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this is the second week for this crystal to charge a.all the world conflicts that exist today in our planet. we are now on the peninsula of the white church, uh, and this very church , which was built in the sixteenth century by one of the most iconic architects of that time, the name to which aristotle and he went to moscow, builds a holy cathedral there, in principle, and hung here for half a year to build this masterpiece, and early baroque architecture about this church there are a lot of legends, one of which says that aristotle came here at the end of his life, climbed the dome and threw himself down. and over there, if you see a tombstone, that's exactly hmm his stone. here but this is not the only legend about death that happened here. and if you see, on the second faland, the following phrases climbing school of courage won, and on the third flank, the logo of the alpinists club , the name of which is irbis, so the guys in 1982 came here with cats and professional equipment for fairy tales. to experiment and hone your skills, be

the crystal structure of silver iodide is close to the crystal structure of ice due to this.elerated increase in the volume of a particle of water, which later turns into ice. in the process of falling, this ice crystal is melted and water is already falling on the ground. the clouds must be at a height of up to 6,200 m, and the temperature overboard should not exceed -5 °, only if these conditions are met, the crew can start working on the territory of the magadan region. in the area of ​​fires, there is quite a lot of smoke and due to this it is humid. throws it can be said that it dries up and the precipitation does not reach the ground. they just can evaporate and all due to what we do largest raindrops. they reach the ground in a day the crew performs up to two sorties, sometimes in the same area , in order to achieve maximum results , the equipment is checked, now it is charging it and within an hour the crew will fly again now as a pilot we still have to decide on the place of departure, it will depend on where the most suitable clouds are. an-26b cyclone aircraft has

this is video that is almost crystal clear from 2018.you might go through all that trouble and see this. this is a blob in the sky that changes color. it is not a fireworks show, exactly! this is what i saw when i covered the story last year. when i was there talking to people on the ground they were so conditioned to this reality that they were planning for it. >> i was kind of disappointed. i thought it would be sunny like l.a., but i am okay. >> okay. she was kind of chill about it. she drove from los angeles. so she was not one of the locals that was conditioned to this, but the closest thing we have to a crystal ball is paul heggen! give us your best guess! will we see the blob of color or actual fireworks? >> the easiest way to explain it is tomorrow evening will look like this evening with a lot of fog, a seagull flying by. >>> there is going to be quite a bit of fog. it is just a matter of how much of it rolls through the golden gate . i would count on there being a fair amount of fog out there. don't let it dampen your spirits.

at a time when there are those who seek to ban books, very history, we are making it clear, crystal crystale] darkness and the nihilism can hide much, they erase nothing. they can hide but they erase nothing. we cannot just choose to learn what we want to know. we have to learn what we should know. we should know about our country. we should know everything, the good, the bad, the truth, it's who we are as a nation. that is what great nations do and we are a great nation. that is what they do. for only with truth comes healing, justice, repair and another step forward performing a more perfect union we've got a long way to go. this is what is happening. with visitors of allit backgrounds. he learned the history of emmett till and mamie till-mobley through our national monument. look, telling the truth and the full history of our nation is important. it is important to her children, our grandchildren, our great grandchildren to her nation as a whole. i have said it before it's a lesson ihe learned coming out of the civil rights movement as a kid as a public defender. i used to think you pass

it's bohemian crystal. crystal is one of the best gifts for a soviet person massive vases were given on a solid occasion for a wedding or anniversary what kind of miracles? nikita carefully don't drop it? here's a better read, how to take care of a vase sergey mikhalkov even wrote a poem "crystal vase". what a fragile and beautiful gift. and they took out only to remove dust, no hot water, only alcohol and blue, otherwise fingerprints will remain , it is this quality of crystal that played the role of our history carefully looked at the place of pensioner trifonov what to do, is the killer turned out to be more cunning than the detective? they called forensic specialist klyuev , a professional of the highest class. one hope for his knowledge and experience, good luck should always accompany, in addition to knowledge, there should be luck. anatoly klyuev in the eighties , the head of the expert at the forensic department of the internal affairs directorate of the novgorod regional executive committee the expert noticed a crystal vase on the table, and nearby were scattered buttons fro

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there is a crystal that was left here. eh, the lemurian race today.rking. second week in order for this crystal to charge a. to distinguish all the world conflicts that exist today in our planet. we are now on the peninsula of the white church, and this very church, which was built in the sixteenth century by one of the most iconic architects of that time, the name that aristotle believes, and he was building in moscow, there is the holy dormition cathedral and hung here for half a year, to build this masterpiece, and the early baroque architecture about this church has a lot of legends, one of which e says that aristotle came here at the end of his life, but climbed the dome and threw himself down. and over there, if you see a tombstone, that's exactly hmm his stone. here but this is not the only legend about death that happened here. and if you see, here on the second phalanx the following phrase mountaineering school of courage won, and on the third flank the logo of the alpinists club is the name of which irbis is so guys in 1982 came here with ca

at school, this is such a crystal, but a crystal, yes, with amazing properties that are not possesseserial, you understand an element of the future capable of turning everything into the military space and metallurgical industries. yes so go to the cops and almost a girl, this is understandable, understandable perfectly. max , we would like to throw some money at least for gasoline money, but who will return the money to me? you will return, the girl will receive money. lyokha well, if i hadn't seen this jeep myself, with my own eyes, i would have thought that it didn't exist. what's gone, right? well, yes, as if they had evaporated, we searched the whole district. lol you have so many people could not catch one car. okay, anya it's creams. we are going we are still in the police well. do you have any employees with you? how did you get into all this? you are as usual, like this girl aksyonova guys, hey , wake up operation, there are still numerous injuries. do you know? the one in whose hands this technology will fall in a few months will become a billionaire. the main thing is to fi

iran's glass industry consists of four industries, which are flat glass, crystal glass , sanajan packaging glass, and exceeded three million tomans, which is one million and 850 tomans. and 870 thousand tomans related to flat glass, close to 380,000 crystals and more than 770 thousand tomans of turkish night decoration, the amount of production that we have in all sectors is more than 30 to 35% of exports and you have the possibility that we can export up to 45% and let's do it , mr. zoji said, adding that the pattern of glass consumption in the country should be changed to save energy we can use double-glazed or coated glass in the room alone. the 6th international exhibition of glass, equipment and related machinery opens today at tehran international exhibitions and is open to interested parties until july 26th at 8:15, with the presence of hosseini, deputy speaker of the house of representatives . the president and a group of national and provincial officials unveiled the investment packages in the mako free zone, and more than 700 packages of its history have been brought across the c

i was born in saint louis, missouri, and i grew up in crystal city, missouri a small town on the mississippiriver. i went to at princeton university, where i studied history, and then oxford, where i studied philosophy, politics and economics. i am 25 years old. i started playing basketball when i was nine years old, practicing, say, three, 4 hours a day, five days a week in school i played and all through college. but when i finished the last game of my collegiate career, i thought, finish basketball, i'd turn down a professional country act because i'd been fortunate enough to get a rhodes scholarship to go to school at oxford in england. and that's what i wanted to do. i looked at it as a chance to experience a wide variety of things and basketball. i didn't feel was that important. so i went to oxford and studied and traveled for about a year and a half. i played very little basketball, but in the spring of my second year, one night i went down to the gym just to shoot some baskets. i was all alone. no shot and a sensation and a feeling came back to. me, i was dribbling and i was shootin

and i'm pleased to be in conversation with invested at crystal place. again, he is che, off the munich security council. and that's always good. it's really good to be talking to you today. of course, ukraine's nato membership is a big part of the conversation. at the summit, you have voice support for ukraine, joining nato as soon as possible. how far would you like to see the airlines go at the summit in putting ukraine on the pots need a membership? it's, you have to understand where a come from. i was in 2008 to the advisor to tense. the america, we're in 2008. we said this is not the right moment. ukraine is not ready for it. the people are not in support. so in 2008 they didn't get membership. today the, the situation is totally different. and ukraine is the people are behind their application. they want to be part of nato. and to i think we, we have to go as far as we can. what does that mean? it means that they cannot become member right now because due to the and obligation to spend by their side, this withdraw the may 2 lines directly into the

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crystal and kelsie join me now. are you so excited? overwhelming, right?e here, gavin. you know what? >> a very big surprise. >> i think that he's stars, they -- i hope they realize the impact that they have on people and music. it's a big part of people's lives. puts music to your own life and it has meaning for you. gavin, you've been through a whole lot, gavin, in the past year. can you put into words how you feel about going to this concert friday night? >> good. excited. >> let me talk to crystal. tell me about -- i know he had a horrific accident. you say his recovery is a miracle. >> absolutely. he had a 7% chance of survival. he's one of the strongest people i know. he's definitely a fighter. >> absolutely. >> martha: at one point they were not sure if he would speak. i know he does speak beautifully. he's overwhelmed right now. so what was that like when you first heard him start to speak again? >> honestly, very emotional. gavin remembers. >> yeah. >> she almost -- she can knock me out. >> martha: so when you get to that concert, gavin, is there

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it's more like snow or sludge than white sand or white crystals.around here, i'm deep into it. whoa! today, this shimmering wilderness is a healthy source of income for the region. thanks mainly to a three—month—long festival throughout the winter. it is amazing what was a vast barren landscape has been transformed into this colourful complex, where by night, there's live music and other performances and by day, there's plenty of activities and just here, what you might call the glamping headquarters. 50,000 people have come here in the last couple of months alone. i guess this is like a cross between a weekend festival and a resort. it's a honey pot for the booming middle classes of india, in what has been one of the fastest growing economies in the world. the revival of interest in culture boosted by the festival has been a lifeline for one group of locals in particular. folk musicians. music in particular and it's very, very rich over here. previously they used to perform with their kettles, then afterwards, when they come home, they'd get toget

of course, we add crystals. that 's rock crystal and that's rose quartz rock crystal i don't know anything about rose quartz. you know that this is the stone of love of inner harmony. e feeling, listening to everyone. i advise you to settle rose quartz at home. and it turns out everyone in our life. you prepared such a set for meditation. yes, you talked about it. it's just a 100% hit. i can try to make the first candle. well, what we need for this. in a water bath, this is important and we fasten the wick. we take out our mass, this is the smell of banana bread. lord , here is the aroma of incense. no i take banana well me banana bread. i am a bun. and now we're waiting. we're waiting, when our wax is melted to about seventy-five degrees celsius of wax, it's natural, and it's completely harmless. it can even apply on hands and use as a protective agent. this is very relevant in winter and early spring. connects with wax pour friends, gentlemen? dean thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you. the man is a

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well, yeah, probably the yeah, problem to do as you do so the is a problem according to crystal. they'll also trade union speaking up for journalists, and that's the case with t i c, u, a trade union as, as you openly acknowledge problem. so tell us as a trade union this, did you conveyed the gentleman's grievances to the ministry of communication for example. and what reaction did you receive as schools? i'd be a host, you see. so volley for a while, saw me the book with you need a lot of courage to raise certain questions. perhaps before listing the various claims we have made, i would like to briefly point out that between 20192023, we've identified 15 journalists and camera room whose rights were violated. out of the 57 of them have lost their lives and atrocious condition. sit open, would you like you done because you so i told the shop for every time such a case has surface, we have to come room journalists, trade union have always taken a stand to challenge the government on the issues of journalists, protection and working conditions, all the time it was a big eskoville p

they you know come into life like crystals come into. so so there's this theory that's sweeping through biology and then there's the other theory which is goes back the same kind of question. well, if we how do we go from a tiny embryo to being a large, you know, animal? and again, there's no there's no understanding of cells and people that there's a very popular theory called formation in which people think that we're sort of we we are fully formed when we're born like a little mikhail's and and we get sort of blown up like like those macy's thanksgiving balloons and we become and bigger and bigger. and ultimately we become fully sized. and that's that those are the reigning theories. cells come out of spontaneous generation and we as creatures also arise out of spontaneous generation. and the book begins at a moment when these two scientists in germany begin to realize that both those theories are unlikely to be true. sladen and schwann. the book begins with an evening with them, and all of a sudden realize that that when they're look

yes , beautiful snowflakes turned out beautiful crystals, and pleasing to the eye.here there was terrible, this is not music. and this is chernukha, some kind of sound chaos. uh, there's mangled crystals and snowflakes. how is that? change. here is how it happens. it's not invented. uh, the universe and we are a part of it, if a person lives a righteous life competently and benefits not only himself, but first of all benefits others and gives them happiness love, then i say there, well, everything is heard there, everything is heard there and it works, therefore, naturally, these carrots. valya we are all a part of the universe, of course, and each of us probably has some kind of invisible antenna like this. e connection with space. well, mood is just a word. it's also like setting up tools. yes, if there is no mood, then your upset an internal instrument, and you will no longer be able to hear and feel the music. like between those two pianos. that is, you no longer perceive the good, you do not perceive the useful, because you are upset. i always say that it's oka

the main thing is not to let the crystal grow on ice, tearing tissues , an idea was born how to do ited sound vibrations crush money, not allowing them to grow. i watched ice grow in microscopes, how it is controlled by these waves. that is, it all happened by studying directly in the real in a cold room - gives our equipment. i sat in it and froze like chelyuskin on ice. as a result , dmitry created many different programs for each product has its own and has ensured that the structure is practically not damaged food after defrosting is almost as fresh in its laboratory for the second year. he stores mushrooms harvested by the shock method and keep acoustics for comparison, by the way, you can later in a regular freezer dmitry shows grapes, which for 3 years already look like they are alive to taste. reminds me of sorbet. he has set up the production of his smart cameras in russia and is actively selling them to restaurants we manufacture. including foreign price from million rubles, elena shevtsova, the owner of a fish restaurant in the center of moscow, started using acoustic freez

then we get to crystal. the amateur from south africa shot a 66 and has a share of the lead with the opening round. >>> wyndham clark is two shots back. we know that his mom would be proud of the run that he is on. >> she showed up one time. i was in high school at a tournament and i made an eight footer for a triple bogey and my mom started clapping and said yeah, windham! she had no idea. she was just cheering because i made something and she thought that was good. >> a mom's love, unbeaten! viktor hovland had the wrong kind of birdie. hovland is tied for 19th, four shots off the lead. a lot of bad things have happened to me on the golf course, but i have never been pooped on by a bird! if he comes back to win this tournament, he had better find the bird and give him some winnings! >> here is some birdseed! >> breadcrumbs! >> at least i think that is what they tell you, because you want to feel better after you have been pooped on. it's good luck! >> watch out! >>> still ahead at 5:00, a local eight-year-o