when i heard the florence fang was coming, and i had to give her the florence bang was coming and i had to give her to her. i actually, um, told my grandmother i had to buy a new suit. because i had to look good and be ready for her because it's lauren thing. now the thing about her and what i've learned over the years becoming, you know just someone that has developed a relationship with her. is she was this woman who i saw as that person way up there. but when you interact with her she everyone is on her level and how she treats people with kindness with respect and also a genuine desire to want to get to know you and to want to help and to want to support community. she is probably been the most significant ambassador of china us relations that has ever existed. she has done it with. presidents of. different parties , bridging that gap and trying to make those connections and through her philanthropic support, making some amazing collaborations happen. i remember when i was on the board of supervisors and i had the privilege to go to china. mayor ed lee was the mayor at the time. and

thank you for that. florence. 3 live there in kuala lumpur. according algeria has sentence, prominent journalist e, san l cutty to 3 years in prison academy is the director of my grab emergent news. he's accused of receiving foreign funds through his business in exchange for carrying out activities that could harm the state. earlier we spoke to use of wanda n, a professor of political science and international relations that cut our university . he says he saw named cody was not given a fair trial. the accusations are quite vague and there wasn't registered applies. that he got this particular sentence receiving funds from abroad ad engaging in propaganda, but threatens the security and public called little in algeria, are quite very serious accusations whether the courts have proven done or not. it's very, very debatable human life organizations that attended to some of the her meetings abbreviated accountability is last the last month have accused the authorities of not a given mr. academy, a fair trial. he's one of his lawyers will be there

i mean, you know, and then they sent them to florence. 80 x. i was just, it was quite a, i mean it was quite a frightening window into what had happened to our own judiciary and how, especially after 911, it just became a tool of repression for any just what i mean in the, in the trial they were playing surreptitious recordings that had been taken of fall had hashmi speaking quite eloquent bra, very brilliant men in at brooklyn college, where he was a student on behalf of palestinian writes. i mean, they did the same thing to sammy larry and the palestinian professor out of florida . who was eventually extradited, now lives in turkey. so the whole kind of, quote unquote war on terror, eviscerated what little legal protections, dissidence once once had. and of course, we are now seen this very ominous move against the press itself with the extradition request for julian. while a number of so called western democracies have outlined their laws and policies around extradition, and they all seem to include barring extradition, that they deem politi

does not mean that the country or government is soft on crime, like i think is her most that is florence louis for us. and collin polk, now to finland, where prime minister, santa marian has conceded defeat in the parliamentary election. the right wing opposition national coalition party won with 20.7 percent of the vote. it's late for terry or post says he will work to form a coalition. d and c p as closely followed by the right wing populace policy, the fins with $20.00 to cents. while the governing social democrats came 3rd. with 19.9 percent were each. helen's reports, smiling and seemingly at ease the se, but santa marines. political star has follow billions prime minister, gathered with supporters at her election headquarters as planet results came in and showed her social democrats slipping behind the right wing national coalition party and the fins passing shortly. after she conceded defeat, the santa maria nearer was coming to an end and c, p leader per terry or po, is on track to be the one assembling a new coalition government. i'm very happy. we got these results a. this is v

and the strike action of more on this that speak to florence louis, she's in kuala lumpur for us at florence. what exactly are their demands? ah, the several, but the 1st one is best. they want to be absorbed into the civil service. they want to be placed on government contracts, and this would come with benefits like pension. this would also mean more job security because at the moment they are on contracts that are really subject to renewal. now they also want an improvement in that working conditions. and this means better hours and also fewer on call hours at the moment when they are on coal, that meant to be available for 24 hours. and of course, they want better pay and improvement, not just in that basic pay, but also in that on coal rates. their current on call rate is 9 ring get $0.16 an hour. you could make the same amount in working at a fast food joint in malaysia, you could make more working as a retail shop assistant. and that's the equivalent of about to us dollars. malaysia isn't a low income country, it's a middle income country. but these doctors are not being paid commensu

substitute the death penalty with life imprisonment of between 30 and 40 years, as well as caning. florence louis has the letters from colombo, abolishing the mandatory death penalty was actually part of the manifesto of a coalition that eventually won the general polls in that year. but during its 2 years in power, that coalition failed to reform those laws. and then in 2020, to a different administration, tried to do the thing it tabled bills to abolish the mandatory death penalty. but before those bills could even be debated, parliament was dissolved and that brings us to 2023, where similar bills were tabled in parliament, members of the lower house, i expected to vote on it on monday. and because these bills have bipartisan support, there is a strong chance that they will part and part of it. now the mandatory death penalty has been part of malaysians criminal justice system since the country was under british colonial rule, but it was originally enforced for murder. even after the country gained independence, it kept those laws. and then in the 1980s when malaysia strengthened its law

a malaysia's public health system may need an overhaul. florence louis algebra, quite a looper. when you came down to watch, 12 is fine. take talk nearly $16000000.00 for breaching data protection laws. the information commission is office, says the social media company use the personal dancer of children without their parent's consent, says tick tock allowed more than a 1000000 children on the 13 to use the platform. despite that being the minimum age to have an account. a spoke 1st and to tick tock says it disagrees with the decision and is considering its next steps. u. s. space agency nasa has named the crew for its 1st mission to fly past the moon in more than 50 years for astronauts saw 3 americans and one canadian fluting christina coke. she's the 1st woman to take part in the luna mission and as rob rails reports the eventful aim eventually rather is to return humans to the surface of the moon. ladies and gentlemen, your artemus to crew with a pep rally style event at nasa's johnson space center in houston. before astronauts took a bow on stage mission commander. read wi

they've threatened mass resignation unless they're given permanent positions and better pay florence louis reports from column for contract. doctors working in the government health system are walking off the job. they're taking unplanned, leaf between monday and wednesday this week. as part of a strike, part of an anonymous group calling itself morgan dr. malaysia, which means strike say they expect at least $8000.00 doctors to take part. their demands include better pay more reasonable working eyes and to join the civil service as permanent staff. that would give them better career prospects and job security. what is happening today is thought defiance by doctors. it is a call for help for the entire health care service, not just for doctors, for the entire house get service militia is facing multiple crisis. so we need to recognize organizers say the strike has been successful. the government says health care services have not experienced any disruption so far. outside the hospital, patients had mixed abuse, awaited a long time to get treatment. and i have travel a long way to be

malaysia has suspended execution since 2018 while the amendments to the law were being discussed. florence louis reports from kuala lumpur. oh, beneath the dow it has been has been on death row for 13 years. he was found guilty of murder. she's raised their son on her own bed. when my son went to kindergarten, he didn't have a father. it was just me, a single mom. when he started primary school, he didn't have a father then neither. he's now 16. his father has not even held his hand. malaysia is now aiming to abolish the mandatory death penalty. they are currently 11 offences where the death is the automatic punishment of the $1300.00 inmates on death row. nearly 70 percent were convicted of drug trafficking in malaysia, carrying even a small amount of elicit substance comes under that definition. human rights group say it doesn't meet the threshold of most serious crimes on the international law. the proposed amendments will allow the countries highest court to replace death sentences with life in prison and caning. these reforms have been on the table for several years now, and a morator

>> well, this story inspired me so much because, uh, florence influenced me.d she did amazing things. she made being an athlete beautiful. she made it look fun, and she was really the, the catalyst to getting endorsement deals for female athletes. >> also, it's a great time to inspire women to start running since soon they'll have to go on the lamb if their period doesn't match what the government has on file. >> you know, i love this tiffany, because you are not only training for the film, but also for after the film. when you need to outrun psychos who think black women's stories should never be told. >> tell it girl, tell it. >> tell it girl. >> now tiffany, you may not know this, but as a record holder for the most pickles eaten in one sitting, i can't wait to see how you tackle the burdens of fame. >> mm-hmm, we all have a lot in common. now, moving on, tiffany, i'm so excited that you'll be starring in the upcoming sequel to the iconic 2017 movie girls trap. after this groundbreaking interview, obviously we will be best friends and go on our own girls tr

in florence.vid — the biblicalfigure who killed the giant goliath. the us army has grounded all flying units not involved in critical missions with immediate effect. the army chief of staff says pilots have been ordered to undergo a day's training next week after two recent helicopter crashes which killed 12 soldiers. the stand down applies only to the army. other branches of the military, such as the air force, aren't affected. the british royal navy has said it will investigate reports that sensitive documents, containing details about a nuclear submarine, were found in a toilet cubicle at a pub in north—west england. media reports say the files showed the workings of hms anson — one of the navy's most advanced vessels. the highest court in the us state of north carolina has ruled that the republican—controlled state assembly can redraw electoral maps to favour their own party ahead of next year's national congressional elections. the decision by the court could allow the republicans to increase

before they come into effect. florence louis al jazeera quite loom poor, the former kosovo presidents hassam touchy has pleaded not guilty to all 10 charges he faces at the beginning of a war, crimes at the hague. 3 others have also pleaded not guilty to raise your younger seed for young, i confirm the same plea. i'm totally not guilty. may tachi the 3 senior politicians who are former leaders of the kosovo liberation army have been detained since 2020. and the charges relate to a period during and shortly after the course of a war, barbara and go by reports. he is considered a hero by many people in kosovo for his role in leading the campaign that ended serbian rule, but former cause of a precedent. hashem, touchy and 3 others are facing war crimes charges. their road to the hague began 7 years ago, when the cause of our assembly gave the go ahead to a special tribunal to investigate allegations of war crimes during the cost of a war in the late $19.00 ninety's, under international pressure. hashem touchy, the former head of the kosovo liberation army. strongly back to the court 1000

let's get more in this with florence louis are called correspondent in quite a lump or so tell us about the doctor's demands. what, what, what do they want? the demands are several, and it really is mostly about improved working conditions and also improve to pay. now at the moment they're on contracts which have to be renewed, they want to be absorbed into the full government service, which would mean permanent positions. it would also come with other benefits like pension, and it would also mean more job security. now they want to see as well and improvement or an increase in that pay as well as their on call rate. at the moment they're on call rate is only about 9 ring get an hour. that translates to about $2.00 an hour . you could make the same amount working in a fast food joint in malaysia and malaysia is a middle income country, not a low income country, but the pay for doctors health care frontline as don't reflect that. and they also want an improvement in working hours their working hours. they say out too long now because of the shortage of doctors that on call hours are 24 h

well, florence nightingale appears in tasting history. what's the connection? yeah. so i. i do a recipe for a bread pudding that was served during the civil war in hospitals on the union side. and that recipe comes from originally a recipe that was used during the crimean war and would have been served in the hospitals that florence nightingale worked in. and it's it's very interesting because it's not like bread pudding. we know today it's more like a steamed pudding, which are still popular in england. and it's it's just interesting to see how the foods that were being served to those who were wounded were quite different than to the people who were actually doing the fighting. it was it was kind of like if you're going to the hospital, you'll at least get to typically eat better. so that was the one upside of being wounded, i suppose. did you find that there are times in history where short cuts were made because they had to be, such as during wartime? absolutely. lately i've been doing a lot of rationing videos during world war one and world war two and before that, of

and discretion can be use. florence met the wife of a man who is hoping that his death sentence will now be reviewed under the new law . nissan dow, it has been, has been on death row for 13 years. he was found guilty of murder. she's raised their son on her own and that was when my son went to kindergarten, he didn't have a father. it was just me, a single mom. when he started primary school, he didn't have a father then neither. he's now 16. his father has not even held his hand. malaysia is now aiming to abolish the mandatory death penalty. they are currently 11 offences with death is the automatic punishment of the $1300.00 inmates on death row. nearly 70 percent were convicted of drug trafficking in malaysia, carrying even a small amount of elicit substance comes under that definition. human rights group say it doesn't meet the threshold of most serious crimes on the international law. the proposed amendments will allow the country's highest court to replace death sentences with life in prison and caning. these reforms have been on the table for several years now and more for hi

she decided to send lelah, her middle surviving daughter out west to join florence.and she kept it with her only her youngest child, little rose. when rose returned to the city , she saw this as a confederate victory. in a victory the women had helped to achieve it. she said the southern women of washington are the cause of the defeat of the grand army. they are entitled to the laurels one by the brave defenders of our soil and institution. they have told beauregard when to strike. so that really reveals how proud rose was of what she had done. she continued to send messages to beauregard. she sent to nine messages in all one was a map of the defenses around d.c. rose also was outspoken and her hatred of lincoln and the union cause. she was obviously pro- confederate. in this sense she did nothing to keep her identity hidden she was not like elizabeth van lu who kind of play the game. and because of that her neighbors became very suspicious. they watch comings and goings from her home. so they reported her to the assistant secretary of war, thomas scott. scott then c

well, i love venice and florence and coffee and tolstoy and dostoevsky yes , it’s clear that for me itame, well, as if in different ones, but, well, they are generally about different. therefore, it is not at all mutually exclusive figures, but you understand. this is what it can be, a playful division, that after all, people like to read, or, uh , someone gets more attached, and not only not only readers, because writers also boil over. e, we remember the same bunin , who, with all his heart, is for tolstoy with the liberation of tolstoy and against dostoevsky , that is, there is something in this e. e , such that it can, yes, but uh, i'm rather closer here, of course, that's what tatyana said. i, too, are different strings of the soul, uh, resonates uh, uh, after all, in different ways age, uh, then uh on a sweatshirt, then she is dostoevsky, so to speak, uh, such motives and positions. yes hmm well, you know, i, uh, also thought about the fact that there is such a stereotype. so let's put it a little bit, let's stretch the first thing we say dostoevsky means orthodoxy. and what, in

destruction from hurricanes like matthew 2016 and florence 2018.y residents now facing ongoing water insecurity. >> people can't afford that they continue to repair their homes over and over again as climate impacts increase. >> it's going to get worse. we get another hurricane we won't be able to live here. >> this is my life in this area. i lived my whole life in this area. i don't want to move. i would rather learn to adjust. then to move. >> the first step, hydro they pull moisture on the air create 20 gallons per week. >> pumped into the church. we have clean drinking water. no chemicals. has not been through lead pipes. >> south carolina one of 10 states that get failing grades for water systems. now, woodberry opening first environmental justice training center in the south. [cheering] community hard-hit by climate crisis paired center will help the community become more self-sustaining and resilient to national disasters through use of hydro panels. fishing, hunting, pollinator gardens. >> woodberry hopes it would be a model for other towns

regardless of his race or pre florence wrote history by introducing the concept of genocide and to legal practice. he helped formulate the principles of international law that laid the foundations for the international criminal court in the hague. right up until the end of his life. it was ference's aim to see justice for those responsible for war crimes. ah, onto the wonderfully good now where morning. glad buck arrested an alarming font slump beating for spoke for their forced to win and 6 games and denting the woods, european ambitions and the process. allison players said up to a martha stewart, him to head him, glad back 2nd. going on 53 minutes and seal it to a knell. when the horse small, within 4 points of whisper would remain in 9th place, now last play stood godfather to bolcom desperate for their foot away when the season and the visitors came out on top of a 5 gold fellow, lifting themselves off the bottom of the table and dragon will come into the delegation meyer and the process stood. got coach sebastian harness was brought in to rescue his team from relegation. and his fi

well, it's like the people of florence. in general it has the right to exist. what do you think i love florence therefore, these are not mutually exclusive figures, but you understand. this is what it could be, a playful division, that after all, people like to read, or, uh , some people get attached more and not only not only readers, because writers get attached too. e, we remember, bunin is already there, who, with all his heart, is for tolstoy with the release of tolstoy and against dostoevsky e. i mean, there is something in it. e. e, such that it can, yes, but uh, i'm here, rather closer, of course, that's because tatyana said. i am also e different strings of the soul, e, resonates e on e, after all, and at different ages. uh, then uh on a sweatshirt, then she is dostoevsky, so to speak. e such motives and positions. well, you know, i, uh, also thought that there is such a stereotype. let's say it a little bit, knead the first thing we say dostoevsky means orthodoxy. and what, in general, well, how do you automatical

there, his personal drama of the political answer was the expulsion of yes from florence.rstand that you might want to tear it away a little from considering it as an eternal work. i want to bring it closer. here we are now for the land. i have so, can, brains staged. i want to understand, that's the way it is. in those specific conditions, how it was created and how it turns out some kind of strange life for a person. here you have a wife. here at you have children. here you have a family from which you were separated. and you love some, and you love you, and i will answer you. why yes please know why because, and when dante says love, he doesn't mean, leave your wife, stop loving your wife. and let's destroy it. no, he says, to love means to do everything to make the one you love feel good. and this does not mean that he can love one person at all. love moves, the sun, the luminaries, make no mistake, make no mistake. now, if you left your wife and tried to marry biotech, then you would yeah, he said you don't love her. he himself said. you don't love her because you wan

i graduated from the mosaic school in florence and opened a workshop and a small shop.ave my own school, where children from the age of 8 study and a large mosaic production, in order to lay out one small mosaic measuring 10x10 cm. it takes a whole month of painstaking work for a small bathroom of such tiles, it will take about one and a half thousand. two depending on the complexity of the pattern. this the young man has been working for 11 months. as you can see until the end. he is still very far behind the finished work. he will receive 5.5 thousand dollars, and in the store, if, of course, there is no specific customer for this panel, the mosaic will already cost thousands, 15, yes. this art does not belong to the common people. the most expensive and most interesting order we had was a mosaic portrait of one and the world from kuwait, we made a full-length portrait, but in the style of an ancient byzantine mosaic. and so, if the order is large, then this is for the church of the crypt or the bathroom in the room, the mosaic is made according to the technologies of

returning for their third day with a total of $40,000, from florence, south carolina--it's the champs the rush family... [cheering and applause] and from grand rapids, michigan... it's the kaczanowski family.

returning for their second day, with a total of $20,000, from florence, south carolina, it's the champs's the rush family. [cheering and applause] and they're back. heh heh heh! from west monroe, louisiana-- boy, y'all in for it today--

but the television and stage collections of zaitsev took part in shows in paris, new york, munich, florencend tokyo , five works paid serious attention to painting and drawing. zaitsev belong to the tretyakov gallery, honorary citizen of paris, academician of the russian academy of arts. vyacheslav zaitsev, as a costume designer, designed dozens of performances for russian and foreign theaters. here is what the actress marianna vertinskaya said, an extraordinary person, of course, who turned our whole fashion upside down and did very a lot for russian women and for fashion in general, generally cheerful, a very gifted person. what fresh ideas he had were completely new of his own, so he was successful everywhere in the world. he worked. all business, tanks. many specialists discovered that he made costumes, and he made me a costume of a princess of rams, very beautiful ones like that on a twig. uh, because of some kind of crimson gas, his every dress is some kind of decision is a work of art. we were friendly and went out for tea chatting about life , he was treated with great sympathy with

i think that was it, i mean, you know, and then they sent them to florence dx. i just, it was quite, i mean, it was quite a frightening window into what had happened to our own judiciary and how, especially after 911, it just became a tool of repression for any just, i mean in the, in the trial they were playing a surreptitious recordings that had been taken of 5 me speaking quite eloquent. br very brilliant men in at brooklyn college where he was a student on behalf of palestinian writes. and they did the same thing to samuel area and the palestinian professor out of florida, who was eventually extradited, now lives in turkey, a whole kind of quote unquote, us marine corps pilot, accused of ill not quite clear. some say he's relinquished his american citizenship . all doug has done was his job as a flight instructor. is there any meet on those bones? i mean, the us china tensions the new august pack. is that all part and parcel of this extradition game? yeah, i think the, the united states, the binding ministration has the democratic party, even more than the r

what can, and might, this judg do about that tomorrow >> it's going to be really interesting, florence. because at the box, especially judge marchand who i think a you discussed, is a thoughtful and measured judge, out of the box is - we impose some sort of order that restricts in some kind of way what defended donald trump is going to be able to say particularly given, as you say the things that donald trump has said or written about both the district attorney and hi family, the judge, as well a his earlier calls for protes and potentially violen protests but it's really tough for th judge to do that out of the box, without any president in the courtroom. and i think that it is prett likely that judge marchand i going to take his classicall measured approach and probably issue some guidelines, som very firm guidelines about wha he expects the parties to be able to say publicly because on the one hand, there isn't anything in permissibl for a defendant to say, we are not pleased with this election of the court, or the judge, or they think that there is something politicall motivating t

they're threatening mass resignation unless they've given permanent positions and put a pe, florence louis reports from kwan alone contract doctors working in the government health system are walking off the job. they're taking unplanned leave between monday and wednesday this week. as part of a strike, part of an anonymous group calling itself morgan dr. malaysia, which means strike say they expect at least $8000.00 doctors to take part. their demands include better pay more reasonable working hours and to join the civil service as permanent staff. that would give them better career prospects and job security. what is happening today is thought defiance by doctors. it is a call for help for the entire health care service, not just for doctors, for the entire house get service militia is facing multiple crisis. and we need to recognize organizers say, the strike has been successful. the government says health care services have not experienced any disruption so far. outside the hospital, patients had mixed views, awaited a long time to get treatment. and i have travel a long way to b

while the amendments to the law would being disgust. lisco live out of columbia out to see was florence. louis is that so florida, as we were saying this change has been under discussion in valencia for several years, doesn't it? that's right. and type in 2022 is a just last year when the different administration was in power. similar pieces of legislation with table. but before they could even be debated, parliament was dissolved and before that it was part of a menu. oh with 2000 in. but when that administration. oh, but when they were in power, they wanted to abolish the death penalty. but that was political pushback, so they had to compromise and instead of proposed to abolish the mandatory death penalty. and that brings us to where we are today. and so the amendments the bills, what caused by a simple voice vote with almost no opposition. and that's because these are those that have bipartisan support. have been several years in discussion because more and more over the last few years, there's been an understanding that the death sentence may not be the determined that people think

before they come into effect, florence louis al jazeera quite loom poor. our baby rescued from the rubble of february's earthquakes in turkey has been reunited with her mother, nettie. 2 months after she was saved. that's giving hope to many families. still looking for missing relatives was all sorted. our reports from a stumble, a moment of joy. 54 days after being rescued from under the rubble of the creeks, the strokes out of touch here. maybe the tin is now united with her mother. 3 and a half month old bitten was trapped beneath debbie for 128 hours. she was taken to hospital in uncut out for treatment. her father and brother died under the robin, but her mother was also rescued. authorities checked her daughter to her dna. she is now back, her mother who is being treated in the city of atlanta, the minister of family and social services. the ministry will continue to support the baby lush mother. this baby is truly a miracle. the fact that she survived and has no health problems tugged at our heart strings, our ministry will always remember her. the

the beginning of such a biographical series was laid in 1890 by the publisher of florence pavlenkov,r they were popular essays. but in the thirty- third writer. maxim gorky made the project large-scale and thoroughly attracted. biographies of dmitri mendeleev, ivan sechenov, napoleon appeared as authors of famous scientists and writers, the publication was affected by soviet ideology, for example, gorky rejected bulgakov's, molière, for a non- marxist approach during the war years, the format the editions of the great people of the russian people of pocket size for overcoats have changed , the range of the series has constantly expanded books. they have already been devoted to philosophers, politicians, learned generals and state action. today, the total number of issues is approaching 2,000, and the total circulation of zhzl has exceeded 100 million . on april 20, 1994, a collective security agreement with the participation of russia azerbaijan armenia belarus georgia kazakhstan kyrgyzstan tajikistan and uzbekistan came into force, then azerbaijan georgia and uzbekistan withdrew fro

continues to fight for two trophies at once in the return semi-final of the italian cup, the team from florence modest crimanese. the first game ended with the victory of the violets with a score of 2: 0, and few people doubt that it will be fiorentina who will be in the final this season, which has become a real cup fighter, because she continues to play in europe and to win the league conference. it is also separated by two rivals and, in our opinion, the time of italian pragmatism is coming, so you should not expect an abundance of goals, if you do not agree, your bet total is more than 2.5 for 1.7. in england, we are in for a hot battle in london between tottenham and manchester united, both clubs are fighting for the right to play the champions league next season, while the mancunians are on the required fourth line, the londoners are six points less. and they'll try to cut this backlog. if you think they can do it, your bet is tottenham to win for 2.85. the best time to start betting with the winline company is now that the bookmaker gives all new players a free bet of up to 10,000 rubles

for example, stoker's widow, florence successfully sued and in 1925, a court ordered the destruction of or copies. fortunately for us, some survived the 1st us film adaptation came in 1931. actor. lagossi was a hungry and immigrant who had played the role in an authorized stage fashion. his acting and delivery may seem wooden to us to day, but his chilling and hunching quality only added menace for audiences in the 19 thirty's. ah! i am not you won't believe, though see brought to dracula. the character of dracula was eastern europeans sophistication. yeah, he, this is a guy who was able to speak a beautiful long, complicated sentences and incredibly charming and with an amazing hungarian accent of. i am gone called raoul. i want to lock your blood. this was no longer just a monster who wanted to kill innocent women. this was a sophisticated aristocrat who also wanted to kill innocent women. and that image of dracula became a template for basically all the vampires to fall dracula slept through the 19 forties and most of the 1950s. but on the cost of the 1960s a franchise was born br

in florence, she held the blessing service for katya silver wedding anniversary. all hit me for fanny on his knee and him a report for an hour 10 years ago. i'd never have dared to go into a hair dressers when so many other customers were there. oh, my self confidence has grown thing and of course them that has a lot to do with catcher. she, somebody i can trust completely through the foot tall and harm come. learn the learners ah, the other, it's a wellness, absolute wellness. her i came here during times of stress here and just relaxed alexson and funner and often i had the feeling afterwards with them. but that looks egos, movies of it, i never managed to do it that well myself, i feel like what do you think that's good. very good. oh yeah. super, super, super, super. every wednesday and thursday, alca teaches at a school for care givers and nursing staff. she has been doing this for many years . her subject is ethics. principal andreas bark has always stood by her is specially when her parish no longer wanted her as a pastor. as of yet and was broken to, we'd

this tendency of always having to take florence and i found this very interesting because i think this is a very accurate description of what's going on in the world today. and not only with pakistan, but many other countries when they have to truly focus on what's in their interest and it's no longer rhetorical point. it's actually necessitated by life by hard life and hard choices. do you think we would have been at this place in this place? if it weren't for the conflict in your brain? i thought all of us voted to got a notion as i feel center venetian started against the you'll get thought it into my mission within the state, whether it says practical auto practical. that's the reason there is a whiting. what the americans that have started the demographics you, somebody in which they wanted to raise, is holding the rules of the world auto. and this, the daughter was sustaining the american adobe wanted good relation in the united states. but this thing is similarly, and your boss is very much supportive to the, your gradient vibe of self determination and their right to go by them