the defending champions were beaten 55—48 by the silver ferns, despite beating them by ten goals whenoup stage. the roses fought back in the final quarter but couldn't overcome earlier errors which saw them lose their grip on the game. australia and jamaica play for the gold medal later. england coachjess thirlby was optimistic about the future. there is a lot of positives to come from theirs. with exposed people to their first commonwealth games, we have an exciting group of players in our programme who haven't even made this 12 who i'm sure you will see at the world cup next year so there is a lot to be proud but we want to confirm that with results on the court and we did some good stuff leading into the tournament, we did some brilliant stuff but when it mattered most we have fallen short. plenty more action from the commonwealth games including a dramatic finish in the men's road race where wales�* geraint thomas made an audacious break for victory with a mile to go, but couldn't quite hang on... after three and a half hours of dramatic racing around warwick it came down to a spr

yes, i will buy a fern.ng badly, like all deceived ladies adore the swindler and scammers valera pimenov to the core, even enviably. how does he do it. and you went through all the lists. i finished everything on my own. me too. but, i still have an address. you drive one current with me. you see, i haven't eaten yet. so i won't let you help, but i'll take it anyway. he says that he needs to check if the wi-fi system is installed in the apartment. well, okay, let's go . listen, he says that through the router in apartment can access the internet nearest neighbors within a radius of 100 meters. i won't go to the general again. i also have wi-fi. well, yes, we have wi-fi thing convenient. and to be honest, i just need it. my computer is already a computer. he is the youngest son of a computer. the eldest son with his grandson arrives at his smartphone. everyone needs to go online. well, yes, but our specialist believes that in this case , we are sitting through your router, he will connect to one of the neighb

a sex fern operator who wrote her master's thesis on potato ram to read a turn on. well, it gets more ridiculous from there. you don't you literature list. good german must read. no love has no limits. love is for everybody. love is live. i love matters and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn char, mom and i really think we need to of that all the topics that most divides and in i to this i have invited many deer and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an end ah, a major security warning for apple gadget owners. the u. s. tech giant saying it's i phones i, pads and macs have serious security vulnerabilities that could have lao attackers to take complete control of the device. also coming up a massive outflow of capital, thanks to rising interest rates will have more on the difficulties. emerging economies are facing a tighter monetary policy in the us, britain and the euro. so an oil major shell cuts output at it's ryan land refinery as an ongoing drought pushes water levels on germany's most important waterway to dangerous loaves will take you there.

of different ones there, for example, a dandelion is also such a beautiful composition, so i made a ferny for the slavic bazaar. e, the flower of the slavic bazaar and somehow made our e, the symbol of belarus, the flower. i have redone thousands of these colors. all known types of weaving. i have used in my work. this and spiral weaving is and, uh, catfish. this is a flat braid of this pigtail and pigtails in different versions. braids with fiston are also intertwined on one side and on the other. if we take dreams of straw, then with each psalm. we are interesting in our own way, that is. eh, plump straws are more thin, delicate, you can make a ring from a thin top. and you can make a beautiful big hat. the festival of folk bridge since 96, and it’s a skin summer is a direct inheritance at the festival slavyansky bazaar in vitebsk, i’m not only children, but i’m not only children, but i’m also congenial people, some of them will be for years gurtok, according to the weaving of the chashnitsky house, for 20 years they have been getting everything to remember and talk about, and behind t

it grows abundantly as fern, tasty fruit and is about to take german supermarket spice global kendall. their quarterly early were reacting to demand in europe kicked on min b. yes, the consumers their want better quality blueberries and loss had methics. he kinda big firm blueberries that can survive long transport routes monday and can be kept in the refrigerator for a while. you're free to miss enough road to get where one thought of matthew and they need to be a shiny blue color is will now body that guy been in bloom when he told us he does he, our lab rowena, to meet europe's exacting standards. the fruit is often treated with fung aside before it's shipped. it's kept in cold storage for 3 weeks as it travels the 10000 kilometers to germany. the carbon footprint of the shipping root is considerable, even if it's less than it would be by plane. new plantations are springing up in peru. one will be in the community where juan carlos lopez is mayor. he's worried about irrigation, but he hopes it will create some 3000 new jobs in the said, wait, we can't believe that the berries will

maria says that she used to sell blackcurrant so she doesn't have it and i don't have shows either fernsa question from the morning , black sea bream, black sea bream, we explain that we cannot have war at sea , ships do not release fish, fish are not caught, we understand, but we want it. marina came to the market for low- salt anchovy, according to the woman, the price for it rose essentially, it is uah 80 per kilogram of fish , and i buy it, there was a place of commission in england, i came specially with a golden fish, fish sellers tell me that during the war, i changed my work schedule, there are almost no buyers in the evening, olga lapshyna dmytro bondarenko news on the public odesa next issue at seven o'clock the broadcast continues my colleagues watch the marathon the only news we will convince outplay we will win that together we are strong good morning glory to ukraine works for you i will remind you the team of the public first channel my name is anna cherednychenko we are one day closer to victory, this information day is starting with you. well, first of all, i suggest lis

it grows abundantly as fern, tasty fruit, and is about to take german supermarkets by global kendall. they're quarterly early were reacting to demand in europe kicked on min b. yes, the consumers their want better quality, blueberries and loss had methics. he kinda big firm blueberries that can survive long transport routes monday and can be kept in the refrigerator for a while. you're feeding with enough road to get where one thought am at the end, they need to be a shiny blue color is will now body that get been in blue mahoney de la, settled here, latrina to meet europe's exacting standards. the fruit is often treated with fung aside before it's shipped. it's kept in cold storage for 3 weeks as it travels the 10000 kilometers to germany. the carbon footprint of the shipping root is considerable, even if it's less than it would be by plane. new plantations are springing up in peru. one will be in the community where juan carlos lopez is mayor. he's worried about irrigation, but he hopes it will create some 3000 new jobs in wake most. we can't believe that the berries will soon be gr

ok. fern road and reminder of the top story we're following for you. while leaders and other public figures have been paying tribute to former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev, who has died at the age of 91 with policies. they're promoted free speech and reform within the communist bog got which are forged a new dialogue with the west that ultimately brought down the iron curtain and brought about german reunification. you're watching the w news from berlin up next, changing of the guard in chile, as a new generation takes power in our show, close up and don't forget, you can get all the latest information and use on our website i made visible and see next down. since march 2022 chilly has had a new president gabrielle breech, 36 years young, a former student later the latin american country is now undergoing major.

fern grows still delights in the silliness the wayside school. still steals itself with the feminism of a wrinkle in time. but most of all the honor of having found books that reflected me at a time when i needed them gave me a sense that perhaps despite all messaging. i was not singularly unwanted that perhaps i was just as worthy as the next child. to this day whenever i feel scared and lost there are a few things more comforting than the sight and smell of books. and because you are here at a book festival at 9 am on a saturday. i suspect you can relate. so now that you know a little bit about me. i think it may be safe for me to share a confession. you see i'm actually not that different from jerry. sometime over the winter and the fifth grade in 1997 or 1998. i too had a missing overdue book. as i checked out a new batch of books one afternoon. the librarian said that there was a problem. i appeared to have a book out that was quickly accruing fines. i said i remembered returning it the week before but the system had no record of it. when i

because of the breeze, we are seeing the fern effect, so that lifts the temperature east of the hills25 in the east of scotland but as much as 30 in the next hour or two in the south and east. it will feel oppressive again through the night, uncomfortable for sleeping, like last night. more rain to come in the north, so we maintain temperatures in the mid teens here, with higher humidity in the south. grey and murky and a bit dank underneath the remnants of that weather front first thing in the morning. 0ne remnants of that weather front first thing in the morning. one or two showers but not appreciable rain, really. the sky is bright and behind most of the rain. tomorrow's rain will come from the showers in the north—west of scotland and possibly northern ireland again. it will be notably fresher here, while the south will have a muggy day again. for birmingham tomorrow, still holding onto some humidity. it should be drier and there should be more sunshine around tomorrow. thursday sees the fresher air finally arriving for all of us on this cold weather front. we then change wind dir

sophie devine struck an unbeaten half century as the white ferns eased home with more than eight overstacey has become wales' first commonwealth games para—table tennis champion. he beat australia's lin ma in the final of the men's class 8—10 singles. stacey said he'd celebrate by calling his nan. 0 nto 0nto the football fan. a new era at manchester united under erik ten hag but it's been a familiar story in their opening game of the season against brighton. into the second half now at old trafford and brighton lead 2—0. pascal gross scoring twice. timothy castagne gave leicester the lead against brentford. and kieran dewsbury hall doubled it after half time. later, champions manchester city travel to west ham united. in the scottish premiership, it finished 1—1 between hearts and hibs. hearts had taken the lead through lawrence shankland and looked set to hold on for a win — but a late goal from the returning martin boyle grabbed a point for hibernian. boyle's move to easter road was only finalised at 11pm on saturday and boss leejohnson said it was a risk to play him for so long in t

growing the tree ferns and the bananas and those types of exotic plants within the garden.call it an english, traditional english country garden. and that is what many of us have known and grown up with. so there is a balance between the new plants and the enthusiasm, but retaining or trying to retain the tradition of older plants or more established in this country. find older plants or more established in this country-— this country. and there is obvious the balance _ this country. and there is obvious the balance as _ this country. and there is obvious the balance as well _ this country. and there is obvious the balance as well in _ this country. and there is obvious the balance as well in terms - this country. and there is obvious the balance as well in terms of i this country. and there is obviousl the balance as well in terms of the predictability or unpredictability of the weather and what happens seasonally around the year. yes. seasonally around the year. yes, es. we seasonally around the year. yes, yes- we never— seasonally around the year. yes, yes. we never know—

this shortest night of the year, latvians traditionally leave the city for the young in search of fernwers, and the elders for beer and cheese cumin. and in 1918, the latvians also left petrograd, thus guessing the date, the left srs kill the german ambassador mirbach, in order to provoke germany into declaring war , they arrest the head of the cheka, dzerzhinsky, and the faithful left-wing troops quickly began to occupy key buildings from the city. it would seem that lenin himself is already a skiff, but the latvians gathered in regiments and, despite the cruel losses, recaptured the city from the rebels in just a day. since may 1919, yakov peters has been the actual dictator of petrograd, plunging the city into a massive bloody terror . martins lates in 1917, the organizer of the red guard of petrograd, and soon the head of the bureau of commissars of the petrograd military revolutionary committee, a member of the collegium of the cheka of the founder, the theorist of the red terror from the newspaper, the red sword martin shlaks, the party nickname martin for us, there is not and ca

. >> pete: thanks fern in and. if they say republicans are fascist. how can we possibly coexist?t, i thought the left was the party of coexist. you know, those bumper stickers. they are the coexisters, right? i guess not. to the left we can't coexist because america is fundamentally broken, flawed stained from our founding and that's the root of the issue. democrats despise our founding principles. >> we're not going to make america great again. it was never that great. [laughter] we have not reached greatness. >> so are you arguing for throwing out the constitution [inaudible] sacred document. >> certainly not sacred. let's start there the constitution is kind of trash. >> kind of trash. the left has always looked down on america. they want to tear up the constitution, overturn it and rewrite it. if they had the power they would. they don't want equal justice, god-given rights, free speech. they want to radical call change our fundamental, pick it, pack the court, popular vote. filibuster you name it all in the name of democracy. favorite word it has been for progressives for ov

the suspect had taken some of these fern frauns and ripped'em out.aid them across the top of the bike, to camouflage it. >> and further down the path, deeper into the woods, where they found jenni. >> hidden from view? >> very hidden. >> they discovered her body in a shelter, of sorts. >> one of the original detectives actually described it as something like an igloo, almost. so, like a cave. >> hmm. >> that was made out of the vegetation. >> what do you get out of being at the place where she was found? >> for me, as an investigator, it was important for me to come out here, and actually see it. to try to understand a little bit better, what happened. and try to get myself into the mindset of the killer. i mean, there were days when i would get frustrated sitting in my office working on the case. and i would just drive down here, and park my car and sit down here, hoping that something would come to mind. >> one thing that did come to mind? assembling a list of all the names in those binders. persons of interest. witnesses. any male, who had interse

and give more funding for health benefits for veterans who suffer illnesses from exposure to toxic ferntting slammed by the likes of john stewart and democrats after senate republicans stopped an earlier version of this. what's your take on this fight? >> liz, thanks for having me on. it's great to see you. of course we want to help veterans, particularly ones that went oversees seas in harm's way to keep the united states safe, and it's unfortunate that some people want to play political games. fact of the matter is there's a limit amount of resources in the budget. i know many democrats want to acknowledge this fact, but it is the case. when we spend money, we want to spend as vigilantly as possible, or at least we should, and the price tag for the original version was very high and also it just didn't give the -- it basically told the veteran's affairs to go onto solve this issue without giving them specific guidance to ensures money was spent efficiently. liz: that's the point, senator pat tuumy said the democrats wanted to set up a $400 billion slush fund that democrats could spend

and this a cut of a fern that seems to be known to everyone, details that no one has ever seen.l hidden. in general, it reminds me of a matrix, as if the world is drawing for me, and for this new look, i must say, thank you, the microscope is not new, but still capable of surprising the miracle of technology a video intercom helps to let guests in without getting up from the sofa and knows all the residents by sight. is it possible to deceive him and is it dangerous to trust your personal data to me fill out that you won’t let me go home and a syringe gun for self-injection. is it true to give injections like that? easier than simple or still a great chance to get in the wrong place, as well as the most amazing discoveries and inventions are the leaders of the weekly news hit parade. the power of the taiga the power of the river the power of the mountains the power of the spirit the power of will the power of beauty the power of the family the power of light the power of siberia national treasure give me yours open the new show avatar from the creators of the mask soon only on n

he was a fern or he was an outsider and this was something that always affected him people during the revolution after revolution when he was in government like yeah, you know, but he's not one of us really he's an immigrant. perhaps one of the first real immigrants and power in american politics but there's nothing about alexander hamilton that made him slightly different because not only was he kind of an outsider that way but anyway, he was sort of socially an outsider. it's a tragic story his parents weren't married. they weren't married not because they didn't love each other. they would have wanted to be married but as it turned out his mother had been previously married and in those days if you were previously married, and they didn't like why you got divorced or whatever you could were forbidden ever to marry again by the way, the guy could marry again, but the woman couldn't i know. things have changed. so what happened is that alexander's parents met they fell in love they lived together. they had children and all of their children were ill legitimate from illegal point of v

first two -- fern biting me to do this webinar.i have sort of had this at a pet project, sort of trying to figure out what happened to the early robes them in the switch to the back road black robe actually happened. i also want to thank preservation virginia and all the donors finally getting this project to completion. i have emails from 2005 from your predecessors talking about this project, so congratulations to you all for finally getting it done and making it happen. it looks great. i look forward to coming down to richmond sunday soon and taking a look at it. a couple of other thanks. just to my colleagues in the curators office, who listened me to talk about roe through all these years. i apologize for that, but here we are. and also to clare -- of the supreme court historical society. i showed a draft of this article to her several years ago, and she's patiently encouraged me to complete it for many years. i appreciate her patience and encouragement to, even though i don't know a lot of answers, that we can go ahead and ha

search warrant, but she went along with other officers, as they told the judge today pushilin when fernsyfriend. didn't also admitted to trying to cover the whole thing up. for, months people protested in the streets to demand accountability and justice for breonna taylor. they cried it for a criminal investigation. they urged people around the world to say her name. but to those calls for justice largely went unanswered. until the current u.s. justice department stepped in. and opened its own civil rights investigation into taylor staff. now, to be entirely, clear former detective goodland did not pull the trigger that night. nor was she even at taylor's home. but the affidavits she admitted to helping falsify is what's set into motion the nighttime raid that ended in the police killing of an innocent black woman. goodland is the first officer to be convicted for her role in breonna taylor's death. she faces up to five years in jail and is slated to be sentenced in november. meanwhile, three other officers are also facing federal charges for their part in the scandal. and according to t

greenhouses were exactly what it sounds like, a series of working buildings that produced camelias, ferns, orchids, there were actually two rose houses at its peak. and two rose houses show where the priority has always been for presidential flowers. these were not small enterprises, they cover significant acreage and they were located where the modern-day west wing is. in fact, they were removed in 1902 when roosevelt built the west wing. >> he ran out of family space inside the white house. he wanted offices without six kids underfoot. >> those of us working from home today can relate. >> the pandemic taught us all at that, didn't it? i would love to wind up on something that touches on that. i know it does not technically have to deal with the gardens and the design, but every family i covered at the white house had pets. i was not there for the kennedy ponies, or the historic goats and sheep and whatever. i was there for gerald ford's dog liberty, who i think got one of the first splashes into the gerald ford pool. >> and liberty's puppies, of course. >> but, dogs, and some cats, and

she's been on the court since march and is its first latina member career will replace the fern currentf justice who is stepping down in january, if confirmed by the commission, will then head to voters in november. and if voters approve, she would be the first latina to be the chief of the state supreme court. we'll talk about our friday forecast right now as we take this live look outside here at the city of san francisco in the fog is coming back. yes, just quit. just kind of details. >> the here comes the fall. great. we're going to sing our new yes, it is very fog us t today. no doubt about it. you can see there's a live pictures. we look from the east day. just roll in. and so it's been waiting out there patiently in the fog starting to come back. it it is going return. tonight. we see the coastal drizzle as well this weekend. time for change in temperatures, though, are dropping below average has that. and then as we get to next week, we will see some of that inland heat returning quick look at our temperatures. did you know it's like 38 miles from half moon bay, all the way to l

and then the most interesting begins, we start with wonderful ferns buzulnik onymons, and even valerian stream fans, the second theme is invited to exquisite clearly structured gardens, like a ruler. there is and fountains and sculptures and objects of modern art. but even in such gardens as, for example, in this round dance, which the creators dedicated to the famous beryozka ensemble and its artistic director in the ring world, all plants are easy to meet in central russia in matters of design, primarily environmental friendliness. that is, where he was born there came in handy. that is, we do not plant african or some central asian plants at home, so this trend is not even a trend anymore. it's just a rule absolutely y favorite the secret service garden hides behind a fashionable english name, the real grandmother's dacha in miniature, the authors tried to find a formula for joy and happiness and expose it in my childhood carousel, imagine, and around the noble thistle yarrow yarrow, this trend was appreciated by the leading mulberry larsen her garden for 3 years and everything is ju

so, he did the between two ferns video, which some of you might remember, you know, to encourage people to sign up for a health care. but then, he also did things like, he did a facebook live video to encourage young people to sign up for facebook. and then, it turns out young people aren't on facebook. so then, he used snapchat, or i forget what it's called now, or something like that. but, you know, to remind young people to fill out the fafsa form. he went to places where they were. at one point, we had a day where he was interviewed by a bunch of youtube stars, and i didn't, at the time, know what a youtube star is, but these are young people who have these shows on youtube, and have millions of followers. and, your traditional journalists were extremely angry that he was doing interviews with, you know, these young people who are not serious journalists, and wasn't, you know, speaking to the face of the nation or whatever. but, he really feel like this was an opportunity to reach young people, and, you know, there are pitfalls to all of this, but i feel like, you know, throughout h

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