our tv viewer elmira contacted us, let's find out her story.morning, my name is elmira, i am a mother of four children, four school-age children, they all want... to different schools, clubs, sections and gets sick, regularly, unfortunately, gets sick, and about three times a season, my children, i... husband, we are sick with orc, have a runny nose, we are lying at home with a slight temperature, now in a week we are planning a big celebration, our wedding anniversary, guests from different cities and even from different countries will arrive, and i am thinking about how , how can we protect ourselves from that, to get sick, so that our holiday does not take place, i want everyone to be healthy. elmira, today we have you in the studio, please come in. good morning, good morning, good morning. elmira, how many years is the anniversary? oh, don't even ask. and your guests come, as i understand it, from other cities in order to be present at this event, right? yes, even from different countries. well, that is, if you did not manage to get sick be

okay, elmira, tell me, how do we clean the liver? well, there is pumpkin oil, where do we pour it? well, i know that abroad in slovenia there is such oil, which is recommended for elderly people to clean the liver, that is, you need to drink pumpkin seed oil a year, well yes, and what other methods, i don’t know, maybe okay, i won’t torture you, but just a question in what, you can drink pumpkin once a year. maybe an infection can come in, anything that compresses the spinal cord at this level will automatically lead to big-big problems, this is a tragedy, to say, a very serious deposit, but theoretically it is possible, thank god, this happens extremely-extremely rarely, but it can develop, so elmira, you and i have one correct answer, one hope for your red dress, i remind you that... statistics of many programs 90% that come in red, open with the first key, 90%, i don't know why it is so, but everyone who comes in red, out of ten people nine open with the first try, let's see how it is with you, here is the key, take it, yeah, one, two, like this, to the right, listen, does it wo

my name is elmira, elmira, what are you doing?ist, i paint pictures in oil, i understand, well, spin the pictures in oil, with pleasure, long ago dreamed, yes, to play with you, there are paintings, i have photographs, and photographs, yes, of course, then, of course, shortness of breath when climbing to the third floor, is this normal? well, let me say to myself that no, go behind the pedestal, i'll think about it for now, now it depends on what age the shortness of breath is, firstly, how does it depend on what third floor, yes, i agree, what kind of stairs are there, if in the hermitage you climb to the third floor from zero in general until the second, and not on the third, you will already be exhausted, because there the floors are already 15 m high, well yes, i agree, there is still a standard one on third floor, if you carry it on your back in your arms. beautiful, well, as a favorite, not the most favorite, it depends on what, i always treat pushkin as somehow too beautiful, or something for me, here he is too although, le

hello, the information service of the telecomponent welcomes you in this program today in the studio elmira ifendeeva. today the russian ministry of defense reported the liberation of another settlement in the donetsk people's republic. a unit of the group of troops took control of the center. the urban-type settlement of grodovka. also it is reported that the manpower and equipment of several brigades of the ukrainian armed forces, the territorial defense of the national guard were defeated. russian defense minister andrei belousov sent telegrams of gratitude to the unit and military unit whose fighters showed courage and heroism in liberating the village. today, the defense ministry released footage of a strike on the enemy by an iskander operational-tactical complex. it was carried out at night on the temporary deployment point of the seventy-second brigade. at that moment, the nationalists were on the territory of the industrial enterprises of pavlograd in the dnipropetrovsk region. russian military successfully operates in the avdeevka direction, in particular, the calculation of sants

mini-office, there's enough space, one here, three there, a horseback vacation for delyara, alkhaz and elmiraready a tradition, in their native karachayevsk there is even a famous breed of horses, hardy and familiar to the mountains, and although horseback riding in the caucasus is not a woman's occupation, dilyara has been in the saddle since childhood. "i was about 3-4 years old, my father put me on a horse for the first time, she decided to throw me off, thank god, i was caught that time and alkhaz won't let me collect myself, this happens to me with horses all the time - a wonderful history, at some point they decide that they can experiment with me, run like crazy, i don’t know, kick up a fuss and so on, but so far i’m losing to horses, i’ve never thrown them off, the guys met for the first time not in the caucasus, but in barnaul, their families moved there to live. after their wedding and the birth of their daughter, they moved to moscow, friends helped the dzheshakuevs buy a two-room apartment, here in the large kitchen it’s convenient to receive guests and make traditional khichins.

hannah his mother and just sort of toward the middle from her a very elderly woman, elmira richard nixon's grandmother. i don't think this photo is really out in the it's not downstairs. let's put it that way. and i can i must tell you that there was an utterly profound impact on nixon of the women in his family, his mother and his grandmother. the grandmother millhouse side were folks in the underground railway helping slaves running away from the south during the war and his mother was was a devout quaker and that led to a couple of things more perhaps nixon's conservative style. but he was a man living in the interior in so many ways. and you may recall almost all of you may have heard the phrase lower our voices or lower your voices, 68, which he picked from someone in eastern ohio, a whistle stop, a girl carrying a placard used in his inaugural address that was a quintessentially quaker idea lawyer. voices. but he also had percolating away inside him an impulse which was far more liberal and far radical, but even, i think, comes his mother, hannah was his mother again, and he imbibed

author, we have a companion podcast, a professor of american literature at mark twain studies at elmira college in new york and a scholar and resident at the center mark twain studies. we spoke with him about mark twain on a more personal level. if you would like to get the podcast, you can see the qr code on the screen, get your phone that and shoot that to go to the podcost. 202-748-8920 in east and central time zones and want to talk about huckleberry finn , and to send a text message, 202- 748-8003. please include your first name and your city. karen in san francisco. >> thank you for taking my call i read a lot of literature but and not a sophisticated reader or analytical. i can tell you that huckleberry finn , i read as a child and loved it as an adventure. i read it as an adult and loved it so much more. i find it to be such a celebration of the human spirit. a universality to it, it has special meaning in our country because of our terrible history. i think that, around the world, you mentioned earlier on the program, it has been translated very much. i think the character huck

matt seybold is professor of american literature and mark twain studies at elmira college in new york. and he is a scholar in residence at the center for mark twain studies. we talked with him about mark twain on a more personal level, so if you would like to get that podcast, you can see the qr code up there on the screen. go ahead, get your phone out and shoot that and that will take you to the podcast. 22 oh area code. if you live in the east zone and central time zones, you want to talk about this 202-748- 291. in the mountain pacific time zones. if you want to send a text message, 202-748-8003 is the text number. please include your first name if you would. let's hear from karen out in san francisco. >> thank you for taking my call. i read a lot of literature. i'm not really analytical. but i can tell you that huckleberry finn, i read as a child and loved it as an adventure and read it as an adult and loved it so much more. i just find it to be such a celebration of the human spirit. and a universality to it. understand it has special meaning in our country because of all of our