ema. during our investigation, we came across a resident of khakassia.public of khakassia, you have always lived in abakan, no, i’m there temporarily because i work, and this is how i live, the village of borodino, bogradsky district, the republic of khakassia , tell us about the family in which you grew up, anatoly, you have a big family, yes, we have a big family, father bashaev yuri nikolaevich, mother, we once went to work with her, played games there, well we were milkmaids, our parents used to often take everyone, and we children would pack up, leave with our parents, well, safe spent your days there, you had a good childhood, well, when i was 12 years old, i remember well that i wanted them to buy me a horse, we have a live horse, well, in the village, this is normal, my wish came true, they bought me horse, i called it a bracelet. your parents fulfilled your every wish , everyone who asked for something, your brother, let’s say your eldest, got something like that, yes, he even before, well, earlier, when he was younger, he wanted a tape recorder

pullback to 21 ema or 34 ema will be a very normal move. charles: okay.n is a reminder that momentum works in both ways. we have the momentum chart up there and the names are as who who of the names that move the market. wake up if you go up 20%, maybe one day they go down 20%. these are the hot names in the market. folks if you want to buy those stocks, to danielle's point, maybe you should be buckled up. let's talk about some of the names you like, ibm, draftkings, those are still names you're buying? >> when you look at these names you definitely need to look what is normal for a pullback in these names. something like microsoft, this has been an incredibly strong stock, one of the top stocks in the sector, strong because of a.i. what i'm looking for a critical pullback zone which would be around 400. that is a key psychological value. as long as microsoft stays above 395 to 400, that will be a continual buy for me. i like the stock and i'm sticking with it. charles: you're spying intel. here is the thing, i'm looking at a stock, intel, talk about a co

it was you, uh-huh, i rebelled then ema, all this nonsense for a year, i like it better now, thank you squeezed into a corner, he had to take desperate measures, hey, hey, what are you doing? tuite, mom, mom, what are you doing, what are you? you know, the worst thing is that all this time i was thinking about it, i couldn’t understand how he could, how he could exchange my mother and me for his position, for his business, but he is still your father, and you you still worry about him. “it’s normal, many times i wished that it was possible to turn off a light bulb in my heart, but it doesn’t turn off.” efich, karpov’s symptoms began to appear. zernovsky, where? will now be. get started already, get to work, the virus is entering its active phase. we're leaving in an hour, right. well, at least he looked like a person, otherwise he kept walking around in some kind of bags. timur probably tried, yes, he helped me choose a suit. let's leave the documents until after lunch. okay, you watch him, too efficient, too. too silent, everything is too much, it’s suspicious that they came to you, w

and all the little girls: yadzia, lyusya, busya, ema and grandma, the minchuks said.gulations are not financed. whatever you earn is yours. as a result of a simple crowded performance, we will pay more and more money for leaving. galubok is secret , i quickly understand. once you get out of the way, stopping them is possible only through powerful experiences. hai heta budze eternal baratsba pamіzh chistіnya i ponds. scrap and tsemry mr. surynta for the named dog galubka taki myagodnik, it’s already zhah byare, ale yago chakae retribution. the hand of the gentleman has a sharp knife, sapraudny, the blow of the very heart. surynta asyadae on the padloga, on the yago porridge tread the chyrvonaya flame. the public should not ruin the spirit of the nation. no one understands that instead of covering, crane juice is extremely important. covered. and the aesthetics are winged, traditional, naturalistic, washed and velvety. galubok parirava, vun u hamletse azhno pyats smertsaў. so, why don’t anyone paprakae for geta autara? the theater's performances in minsk were sold out.

role, well, that is, the beginning and the end, this is how this tragic end comes to him, to which emais path, can you describe what is happening to her in general, so she married this ball. when i picked up the novel, i had already begun to prepare for the role, and as actors often do, and most often you act for your character. you're just doing what you justify it, you justify it, you justify it, you come up with why she acted this way, you look for these moves more logically, so that it fits into the emotional background, it was just there. perhaps the only character in this , in this work, who simply loves her madly, for who she is, and he makes many sacrifices in this work, for her sake, well, again, i don’t behave with my knightly nature or whatever , let’s say, some pompous ideas, he simply accepts it as such or accepts this world because he is the way he is because he is, in fact, one of the players of that... 10 certain sonnets and so on, in general, the symbol of the circle in the novel, firstly charles, seriously, the ball, and nabokov, he has a wonderful a lecture on foreig

an election because of the voters and energy prices and inflation and afghanistan the worst and most ema embarrassing day of our country. larry: he is trump tough, trump smart, trump wealthy, he looks like a winter to me. -- winter to me, joining me. billi hagerty. welcome. talking about the new trump social thing. it is impact is underestimated by people. all of these start ups lose money in the beginning this gives conservatives, a social media platform, a could discuss conservative issues. without getting hammered by lefties. without google and the woke a.i. experiment. what do you make of this phenomenon? >> i think they also know they will not get hammered biby the censorship. the platform offers something interesting i would say pop it received today, under scores that american public are behind president trump. they see potential in him and his future, and what he he is willing to put his name on. larry: it will create a conservative community for system soim. social media. >> is no particular home for that right now, twitter may be improved, certainly not facebook or google: ther

contains hundreds of pages of report language. 1400 ema hours to review it.at is not the way to do business. and the american people and american families are the ones left holding the b1>ag. this is business as usual in the swamp. here's the deal to my republican colleagues. you will own every single bit of this. if for this bill, you own it. d.h.s. funding contingent on signing h.r. 2 into law, that's what we didsure our border will. that is punted. you own it. defunding mayorkas, we did that in ourl, this punts that. it's no longer there. you own it. prohibiting mass parole and release of illegal aliens via c.b.p. i-a pp. we did that. this bill gets rid of it. you own t you own the continued mass parole of4c our country. you own that. that's the truth. it was mpa that led to a venezuelan gang member coming into the united states and killing laken riley. you can't go, my republican colleagues cannot go campaign against mass parole and use the of laken riley because you pass a bill in her name when you fund the very policies that lead to her death .. i hear

.#7 candice beck, ema winter, kylea laden, melia mills, and mariah. these young girls havbrhthem.e holds for all of them. way to represent mirana and arizona in the world series. congratulations. mr.ak i rise today to congratulate misty, the women's basketball coach at coach's college who recently achieved her 300 career win. misty has over two decades of collegiate coaching experience and is in fourth year at cochise college. last week under her coaching, the women'sclinched their seat a national tour. she recently said she would rather impact 300 lives than get 300 wins.s safe to say that she has done both. congratulations, misty, and the apachesco women's basketball team. you have may cochise county and southern arizona very, very proud. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate kim farr, a teacher of mica mountain high school and an arizona 2023-2024 high school teacher of the year. kim fr throughout her career, she has taught science classes at all levels from biology to a.p. rese classroom, you can find her coaching swimming and traveling the world with students in costa ric

how are you doing >> my been in contact with the ema and the sheriff's department governor just landed here at indian lake and he's get ready to do a press conference. so be watching for that. but right now i mean, we've snow plows, plowing the streets of debris just to help get rescuers search and rescue teams here. they're just asking everybody stay away, don't bring any more traffic congestion shin. just stay away from the andean region right now, we have all the professionals we need the hospitals are fully stocked. they don't need any volunteers or supplies. water companies have came and brought pallets and cases of water we're okay. we don't need anything at this time. as things progress. hopefully, we'll be able to get out to things that the community needs. but right now, we're still an active search and rescue. it's very, very sad. >> it's very sad and amber, tell us where you were when you first realized that a tornado was coming through your area? >> i hate to admit this. i was actually at my house. i live in russia's point on the water and the duns pond area, which one of m

we see it every day in the news and we see the pictures, the emas ated -- eildren of the peo while theyanmade catastrophe and if we had the political will, and if we had the courage to stand up to some very powerful special interests, yes, we could stop it. we could stop the destruction and we could make sure that these kids do not starve to death. but doing so will require that the united states government and members of congress have the courage to stand up to netanyahu and to use the incredible leverage that we have■ over israeli government to secure a fundamental change in their disastrous policies. of course we have the leverage. we are funding the war, and if that's not leverage, i don't know what leverage is. the current reality is, madam president, frankly embarrassing. i supported the president' to a desperate civilians in north gaza. air drops will buy timeves. it is the right thing to do, and i'm glad that the president did it. but the truth is there's no substitute for sustained ground deliveries and many, many hundreds of trucks every single into gaza. and right now we have