today we are at rhs wisley gardens to help design our garden at the chelsea flower show.— our gardenis i flower show. sorry, sorry, what's going on, this is i flower show. sorry, sorry, what's going on, this is my job, what are you doing, sorry, no. ., ~ , ~ ., job, what are you doing, sorry, no-_ this i job, what are you doing, sorry, no-_ this isi no. no adults allowed! this is a aarden no. no adults allowed! this is a garden designed _ no. no adults allowed! this is a garden designed by i no. no adults allowed! this is a garden designed by children| a garden designed by children for children. they are getting their hands dirty, learning how to i was with one little girl today and she was planting her iris and i was giving her a few tips on making sure we press the soil down, and then she said to me, you know what, i want to be a gardener when i grow up, and then she said, actually, i am a gardener, aren't i? the children have been sending out invitations to some vips. i been sending out invitations to some vips-— been sending out invitations to some vips. i would love for the kini

, in vitebsk there is a small botanical garden, in brest, in pinsk, there is a botanical garden, interestingm, there are many arboretums on the territory of belarus, which were formed under the forestry enterprises, old, one might say, the botanical garden of gorygorichskaya academy, where a lot of plants, woody plants, shrubs have been preserved , from past years, from the last century, they are in very good hands, in the city of gureti academy they even recommend visiting and looking at their landscaping, how they decorate, how they too with love... it will be very interesting and it will be in terms of such education of the historical spirit among young people, this is very good, this book is called a rare annual... such interesting historical moments, because when we talk about historical some characteristics of some object, some material, it’s always a very interesting excursion into history, and what’s especially interesting, of course, is what concerns flowers; with trees, of course, it’s easier, because some trees are preserved, we know. centuries -old, which for centuries, millennia

hello, today we are at rhs wisley gardens to help design our garden at the chelsea flower show.s myjob. what are you doing? sorry, no! no adults allowed. the children have been sending out invitations to some vips. i would love for the king to come because i would like him to see what we have been doing at the rhs. that's royalty ticked off. how about pop stars? if you could pick anyone to go into your garden to look at it, who would you pick? justin bieber. so, big ambitions for the guest list. and you can see for yourselfjust how excited the children are for their chelsea flower show debut. they yell. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. very sweet. i would invite ryan gosling if i had a garden. i am still struck with his oscars performance last week. much more on all the news coming up. hello. if you've been out and about today you may already have noticed a change in the feel of the weather, certainly compared with what some of us had a couple of days ago when temperatures in southern england got close to 19 degrees. tomorrow we'll see afternoon highs of more like nine degrees cel

so we have gardens that vary from all stages of development and all gardens, family gardens, private gardens, some of them as small as postage stamps and others pretty expansive. it's a variety -- all of the world is represented in our gardens here in the portola. >> i have been coming to the portola garden tour for the past seven or eight years ever since i learned about it because it is the most important event of the neighborhood, and the reason it is so important is because it links this neighborhood back to its history. in the early 1800s the portola was farmland. the region's flowers were grown in this neighborhood. if you wanted flowers anywhere future bay area, you would come to this area to get them. in the past decade, the area has tried to reclaim its roots as the garden district. one of the ways it has done that is through the portola garden tour, where neighbors open their gardens open their gardens to people of san francisco so they can share that history. >> when i started meeting with the neighbors and seeing their gardens, i came up with this idea that it would be a

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today, we are at rhs wisley gardens to help design our garden at the chelsea flower show. sorry.ng their hands dirty, learning how to grow plants. i was with one little girl today, and she was planting an iris, and i was giving her a few tips on making sure we press the soil down. and then she said to me, she said, "you know what? "i want to be a gardener when i grow up." and then she stopped, and then she said, "actually, i am a gardener, aren't i?" the children have been sending out invitations to some vips. i would love for the king to come because i would like him to see what we have been doing at the rhs. and he's not been very well, so it might cheer him up seeing your garden. yeah, i think it would cheer him up because seeing children that are designing a garden is a shock but it will... i think it will be very exciting for him. that's royalty ticked off. how about pop stars? if you could pick anyone to go into your garden to look at it, who would you pick? justin bieber. so big ambitions for the guest list — a king and a superstar. and you can see for yourself just how ex

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today, we are at rhs wisley gardens to help design our garden at the chelsea flower show. sorry.ting their hands dirty, learning how to grow plants. i was with one little girl today, and she was planting an iris, and i was giving her a few tips on making sure we press the soil down. and then she said to me, she said, "you know what? "i want to be a gardener when i grow up." and then she stopped, and then she said, "actually, i am a gardener, aren't i?" the children have been sending out invitations to some vips. i would love for the king to come because i would like him to see what we have been doing at the rhs. and he's not been very well, so it might cheer him up seeing your garden. yeah, it i think it would cheer him up because seeing children that are designing a garden is a shock but it willm _ i think it will be very exciting for him. that's royalty ticked off. how about pop stars? if you could pick anyone to go into your garden to look at it, who would you pick? justin bieber. so big ambitions for the guest list — a king and a superstar. and you can see for yourselfjust ho

today, we are at rhs wisley gardens to help design our garden at the chelsea flower show. sorry.ren for children. they're getting their hands dirty, learning how to grow plants. i was with one little girl today, and she was planting an iris, and i was giving her a few tips on making sure we press the soil down. and then she said to me, she said, "you know what? "i want to be a gardener when i grow up." and then she stopped, and then she said, "actually, i am a gardener, aren't i?" an inspiring story from charlotte gallagher and those young students. you are watching bbc news. we have a fairly unsettled spell at spring weather over the next couple of days, low—pressure to the north of days, low—pressure to the north of the uk will bring a story some sunny spells but also heavy, showery downpours. feeling colder than recent days and pretty windy too. the colder air works slowly south, low pressure to the north of the uk, the weather front has brought rain, it will slowly clear from the south coast into the afternoon and we will be in the clearer skies but it will be in the clearer

, vitebsk from... a small botanical garden in brest, in pinsk, there is a botanical garden, interestingoretum, there are many arboretums on the territory of belarus, which were formed under the forestry enterprises, the old, one might say, botanical garden of the gorigorich academy, where a lot of plants, woody shrub plants have been preserved from past years, from the last century. they are in very good hands, here in the city of the guret academy, i recommend even visiting and looking at their landscaping, how they design it, how they also love their work, and such botanical gardens as in the city of minsk, it then it is called the central botanical garden, it is the only unique one of the largest in the territory of the post-soviet space, living in my region, before traveling somewhere foreign countries to visit that... i think you need to study your history, so over the years i traveled to all regions of our republic, and of course it was very pleasant and interesting to visit places that are associated with deep history, with the middle ages, because it is not for nothing that bela

their garden and their gardening style, you know, was so interesting and different and unique at thethe obvious. we were making a garden completely individual, full of personality and character. so it's so important we kind of keep those qualities. it's getting on for 100 years now since vita and harold started work on this garden, him creating the formal lines and herfilling it with her profusion of planting, creating the individual rooms which we can still wander around today. it's from the air that you can see those rooms most clearly. and what goes into them is the result of careful research they wrote letters to each other, perhaps with even shopping lists of what they have seen at a plant fair that they might like to plant in the garden. so we often draw upon our knowledge from that research. in a few weeks, the whole garden will be overflowing with colour. te flowers compete to catch your eye. for now, every glimpse of a new bud emerging repays ourfaith. summer, howeverslowly, is on the way. is at the weather for daffodils? now it's time for a look at the weather with louise l

at saint ann's, workers created and planted several gardens. the students helped select native plants , which will be grown in special soil. >> they will bring in specially engineered soil called bio retention soil which is a mixture of different types of compost materials and sand that allow the storm water to flow through it quickly. >> reporter: the rain that falls on the schoolyard and roof will now flow into the gardens. >> we take that downspout and disconnected. and then we will feed that water straight into the rain garden . with the addition of the water coming from the yard and the roof, these rain gardens are doing a lot of heavy work when it rains. >> reporter: workers installed a special permeable pavement that acts like a sponge. >> pour water on the paper and it will soak into the ground. >> reporter: under one garden, a large drain holds heavy runoff allowing it to slowly percolate into the soil. as for the water -- >> it goes into the groundwater. >> reporter: underneath saint ann's is the largest groundwater basin in san franc

plants, since there are much more opportunities in the garden than in the garden. koniki and, of course, and the plants, you know, some cost a lot, kirill, we have a video of how you recalled your childhood as a merchant, let's show our viewers, i first went to the market at about 10 years old, at that time i was selling house plants, because we only... well, including, i don’t refuse anyone, because i really like to communicate, again, these are not just advice, these are words that inspire people to continue growing, and even if a person buys a plant from another person, it is me who comes to me for advice on how to care for it, this is worth a lot , says a lot, but you started selling seedlings and got rich from it, well, you haven’t gotten rich yet, i also sell annuals there and perennial seedlings, fortunately there are many of me they know, many people are already buying, and there are some opportunities to develop some of their projects, for which he wants to say a huge thank you, that they trust, and even many people buy what they don’t need for 200 years, they just buy in order

andy, thank ou garden and a healthy garden. andy, thank you so _ garden and a healthy garden.our carden. ., , with the slugs and snails in your carden. . , , ., garden. really interesting. i was auoin to garden. really interesting. i was going to say. — garden. really interesting. i was going to say. if _ garden. really interesting. i was going to say. if you _ garden. really interesting. i was going to say, if you have - garden. really interesting. i was| going to say, if you have pictures of slugs, send them in. what do you think about that?— think about that? don't. don't do it. no think about that? don't. don't do it- no point- _ time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning, you#re watching bbc london, hello, good morning, you're watching bbc london, i'm frankie mccamley. more than 700 investigations have been launched by the metropolitan police following calls from the public to an anti—corruption hotline. a series of scandals led the met to be the first force to start using the service. but that is now being rolled out across the uk to

, the finn garden is a cultural and historical site located right in the heart of kshan.vid, zandia and gajar periods. khasan is mostly known for its gorgeous and one of kind architecture. the city showcases some of the best traditional architectural sites in the country. the traditional houses scattered around the city of kashan are an epitomy of grandure, elegance and splendor, a direct result of thousands of years of adaptation to the dry desert summers, efficient yet technical. houses that reflect the craftsmanship of the architects of the time, cashan is very beautiful city, i like the architecture and people so. architects used bricks for the construction of the main structure, while modern straw were used for insullation and the facade. artistic designs like mirror work were used for making the inner spaces, especially the ceilings look more beautiful. the wind catchers, cellars and basements were also constructed to make sure that our areas inside the building with cool and pleasant temperature during very hot summer days. during the recent years, these historic h

dad climbed into the garden, which no one invited him to. i believe that now is not the time to call on ukraine to surrender; on the contrary, now is the time to continue to help kiev. yes strong. and to this disgusting scum of a human being, to hand him over to the barelkumi, well, well , imagine, now popes, they don’t know how to do that, well, the popes of rome now go out onto the balcony of the vatican, it’s different there volodya, there of course, but i think that the holy inquisition did not finish, did not finish. that is, well, really, an absolute idiot, well , the main one found the image that they say, that will explain, when he said that the blooming garden is the eec, and the vaticanto is not part of the eu, so they say, who invited you to the garden, dan brown, the vatican jungle, yes, yes. no, dan brown with the auto assembly in the gardens is amazing, everyone saw it, with these people, they want us to talk in all seriousness, who don’t have their own lives at all, but think about it, macron is holding a press conference, exp

hello, the program is on air. what will we do with you, if you don’t mind, the most famous gardener of, blogger, singer, flower prince, as soon as they don’t call you, which of these roles is closest to you? i would say more, a person who inspires people to love plants, i... try myself in everything, i sing, i compose, i write books, i keep many different blogs, and this is all aimed at only one thing, to inspire people, to grow plants, to i have one goal - these are plants, there are a lot of paths to achieve, i said at the beginning of my, my media, let’s say, popularity, at the beginning of my blogging journey, if after watching the video at least one person gets inspired and starts growing, then the goal of this video has been fulfilled, now with such a scale, volume, this goal is being fulfilled directly wow, and this makes me very happy, who inspired you at one time for this love of plants, but there were no inspirers, i’ve been around for as long as i can remember, one might even say since birth, i’ve always been interested in learning about green peace, there is ficus i broke t

so we have gardens that vary from all stages of development and all gardens, family gardens, private gardens, some of them as small as postage stamps and others pretty expansive. it's a variety -- all of the world is represented in our gardens here in the portola. >> i have been coming to the portola garden tour for the past seven or eight years ever since i learned about it because it is the most important event of the neighborhood, and the reason it is so important is because it links this neighborhood back to its history. in the early 1800s the portola was farmland. the region's flowers were grown in this neighborhood. if you wanted flowers anywhere future bay area, you would come to this area to get them. in the past decade, the area has tried to reclaim its roots as the garden district. one of the ways it has done that is through the portola garden tour, where neighbors open their gardens open their gardens to people of san francisco so they can share that history. >> when i started meeting with the neighbors and seeing their gardens, i came up with this idea that it would be a

we will feed that water straight into the rain garden. with the addition of the water coming from the yard and the roof these rain gardens are doing a lot of heavy work when it rains. >> reporter: workers installed a special pavement that acts like a sponge. >> pour water on the paver it will soak right into the ground. >> under one garden, a large drain holds heavy runoff, allowing it to slowly percolate into the soil. as for all of the water? >> it goes straight into the ground water.. >> reporter: underneath saint ann's is a large basin. it stretching 40 square miles. after months of ripping up concrete and planting new gardens the big storms are here. >> so far, so good. we have had a lot of rain and the gardens absorbed all of the moisture that has come in and all of the downpour from the roofs. >> reporter: they put on their rain boots and grabbed umbrellas to check out how the new gardens work. >> it gets pushed in over here water is dripping from here. you can see that little water here. >> it is beautiful and i can see that they

hello, today we are at rhs wisley gardens to help design our garden at the chelsea flower show.to come because i would like him to see what we have been doing at the rhs. that's royalty ticked off. how about pop stars? if you could pick anyone to go into your garden to look at it, who would you pick? justin bieber. so, big ambitions for the guest list. and you can see for yourself just how excited the children are for their chelsea flower show debut. they yell. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. a grandmother from the north—east of scotland has amassed thousands of followers online after livestreaming herself playing fortnite. cath bowie from moray is 75, and thought to be one of the oldest players of the game. she spends hours gaming every night he's got a sniper! she spends hours aaamin he's got a sniper! she spends hours gaming every _ he's got a sniper! she spends hours gaming every night _ he's got a sniper! she spends hours gaming every night and... _ and recently played with the famous american youtuber sypherpk. their game has already reached more than half a million views.

if you have a garden and you love your garden, you need slugs and snails.rticultural society to stress the positive things slugs and snails bring to gardens, like clearing up rotting rubbish and enriching the soil. i have really grown to love them over the years. but what about all the damage they do, munching their way through plants and flowers? if you make your garden comfortable for slugs, you're making it comfortable for those natural enemies as well. so, if your garden's comfortable for slugs, it's comfortable for frogs, toads, thrushes. so there'll be a balance? there'll be a balance. it's working towards that balance in gardens. i went looking for gardeners to see what they make of the slug and snail rebrand. do you think you could learn to love the slug? with difficulty. i really can't stand the things. when they eat all my little plants, i'm not overly happy, you know? what do you do with slugs in your garden? throw them next door! jonah fisher, bbc news, in wisley. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. good weather for slugs

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no, no, because if you make your garden comfortable for slugs, you're making your garden comfortables. so, there'll be a balance? there'll be a balance. it's working towards that balance in gardens. this is quite a rebrand that's being attempted. so, are gardeners really ready to call a truce with the slugs and snails? do you think you could learn to love the slug? with difficulty. i really can't stand the things. we try to buy plants that are slug resistant and put up as many reinforcements as we can around the plants. does that work? sometimes. what should i be doing with them? you should be learning to live with them. 0h. oh, dear! when they eat all my little plants, i'm not overly happy, you know? what do you do with slugs in your garden? throw them next door! jonah fisher, bbc news, in wisley. is that my neighbour? just to tell you the rocket we were telling you about has blasted off from the spacex launch site, 400 feet will, remember, no one on board, but it appears this is the live shot, it appears this is the live shot, it appears it is successful so far. we will keep an eye

and for the amatara , gardening and batanism provide lemon lessons.n practice, teachers learn how to spritz fruit spills and look at them. specialists navat. learn about the maystar class of your khatnia region and practice on them. here we will give you all the recommendations, so you can create everything that is worth it for the wood. u aranjaray the vegetable garden grew hundreds of citrus fruits, lemons, tangerines, lemons and soaps from different parts of the planet. the first streams flowed here from past centuries. you can indulge in lemon practice during the weekend. let's eat gingerbread. uladzislava galubka, what is the interior design of the palace? we explored a new route through galleries and theaters. lidzia zablocka is asking for the parade. we are spamming. the tragic bedroom of the khatyn adrazu is a black color, that is, the masters and masters. paplauski, sharangovich, kashkurevich, skin fix the pain and anger, wash the letters and aforta, and all the time the first colors in the former palace of the mastastva. complete graphics an

, do you have your own personal garden in your homeland in belarus?es, sure. i have my own garden , and what i’m proud of, and i really like it, is growing my own vegetables, berries, and it’s so wonderful when you can pick your own fresh vegetable or berry, tempt, i also have a nephew who also loves his fruits and vegetables and i i’m very glad that you also have your own garden, all the seats on the balcony in the main hall of the tsu were occupied, of course, not everyone was allowed in, because the iss communication lasted less than half an hour and it was necessary to meet the timing. testing the combat readiness of the armed forces continues in belarus at the training ground under lepel with those called up from the reserves , classes in specialties are being conducted. fire training skills among mechanized and tank units are improved by machine gunners, snipers, shooters, hit targets and grenade launchers. at the stage questions are worked out combat coordination, after carrying out training activities in specialties, the units will march to th

i mean, the gardens should be left as green space in the city, not as a park, i don't mean that the gardensuld be left to purify the air of the city, but see, mr. qudsi, as an expert, i am saying that it is not serviceable, it is almost impossible to say that it is not possible in all cities and villages of abad. and our civilization centers in the best agricultural areas. it has been formed in areas where water has been provided, yes, so if we bypass them under the pretext of villa housing, in 10 years we will lose our precious gardens and agricultural lands. we have the possibility to have villas without harming the agricultural lands . thank you very much, mr. jalali, for accepting our invitation. i am also grateful to you people , pray for us in the prayers of this night and day . where are you mom and dad, how are you? it's good, don't worry, we came to sarai irani to buy an air conditioner . this time of the year, the special sale of gas air conditioners in iran's big sarai has started with exceptional conditions. pay this year's price in the next year until 2:00 am in tehran. the hos

if you have a garden and you love your garden, you need slugs and snails.society to stress the positive things slugs and snails bring to gardens, like clearing up rotting rubbish and enriching the soil. the wildlife trusts have joined up with the royal horticultural society to stress the positive things slugs and snails bring to gardens, like clearing up rotting rubbish and enriching the soil. i have really grown to love them over the years. but what about all the damage they do, munching their way through plants and flowers? if you make your garden comfortable for slugs, you're making it comfortable for those natural enemies as well. so, if your garden's comfortable for slugs, it's comfortable for frogs, toads, thrushes. so there'll be a balance? there'll be a balance. it's working towards that balance in gardens. i went looking for gardeners to see what they make of the slug and snail rebrand. do you think you could learn to love the slug? with difficulty. i really can't stand the things. when they eat all my little plants, i'm not overly happy, you know?

anne's workers created and then planted several gardens. the students helped select native plants which will be grown in special soil. >> they'll be bringing in specially engineered soil called bio retention soil. that's a mixture of different types of compost materials and sand that allow stormwater to flow through it really, really quickly. >> reporter: the rain that falls on the schoolyard and roof will now flow into the garden. >> so we take that downspout, disconnect it and then feed that water straight into the rain garden. so with the addition of the water coming from the yard and the roof, these rain gardens are doing a lot of heavy work when it rains. >> reporter: workers also installed a special permeable pavement that acts like a sponge. >> pour water on the paver. it will soak right into the ground. >> reporter: under one garden a large drain holds heavy runoff, allowing it to slowly percolate into the soil. as for all the water -- >> it goes straight into the groundwater. >> reporter: underneath st. anne's is the largest ground

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dad climbed into the garden, which no one invited him to.elieve that now is not the time to call on ukraine to surrender. on the contrary, now is the time to continue helping kiev. yes, and betray him to this disgusting scum in human form rbarelku anathemi, well, well, imagine , now dad, they don’t know how to do that, well, dad, now he goes out onto the balcony of the vatican, it’s different there volodya, there, of course, but i think it’s the holy inquisition. it used to be a louse, but now it will be, that is, well, just think about it, but it was invented by an idiot, purely, i don’t know how they do it in spanish, in italian, it would be simple, but the idiot patentatata, that is, well you really are an absolute idiot, well, the main thing is that you found an image that when he comes he will explain what, when he said that he was blooming the garden is the eec, and the vaticanto is not part of the eu, so they say, who called you to the garden dan brown. the vatican jungle, yes, yes, no, dan brown and the author from bareles gardens ar

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, but we will cultivate ours, we will not allow you to take ours account to cultivate your garden.stay now. an influential person, then he was an adviser to the spiritual leader, there were a lot of important things in the world, we talked for almost 2 hours, and for about an hour and a half he walked near the map with a pointer and told me about the port of chabahar, the iranian port that they are now developing, where attract investment, i looked at it and thought, well, sanctions against... against this growing western mess, but this is also a signal that we will protect our transport routes and our north-south project, which also relates to cooperation with iran, china, and many others, we will not allow them to cultivate their garden at our expense, so from the houthis, where the hypersound comes from, the houthis , for now, are keeping quiet about this, keeping quiet about hypersound, but this has become a very powerful psychological impact for western countries, i’m watching the reaction all day today, i’m shocked, they’re shocked, and they fully admit it, they say, but what

the leznensky district of small zhikharov guess at the molded in the edge of the rural dzitsyachy garden installed in 2023, will be given assistance and additional information. the secret of innovation and knowledge at a high level. belarusian products are increasingly popular abroad countries. the magilian creator of future materials has set up the release itself. marozaustolivay tsegly, and ў round its ulasny water flow and natural kandytarskih vybraў. our career respondents have become aware of the new regulations. the magiliysky plant of silicate production is a massive producer of waste materials in belarus, which is producing 120 million adhesive systems. maulev, for a year not a single quarter can be published, all the details of the production technologies of the enterprise maxim karpovich, such new creations for the plant with a 50-year history histories. we are not stopping the work on modernizing , let’s say individual premises, separately replacing equipment in healthcare institutions, this year we have already allocated funding to replace 40 elevators in eight healthcare ins

under the there was some clos where drying in the garden just. move the cloths and the they just prayunder this close you know it was so familiar so simple you know like in a in family courtyard he just sayid first thing he sayid was he has to go he has to go he has to go and that's all and that was my first pictures of him and of course uh nobody could imagine we were in november who could imagine in november. three months, the whole regime would collapse, it was incre, it was something you could not imagine, especially at that time, but he was sure to win. "you could see him always, you now, he was always very tense, very, he was not smiling often, you know, only that day i saw him like that, but most of the time he's always focus, he was always focused on uh, his goal, he was always focused on what he had to do, for him, you know, you could feel what he has." in his mind was kind of order from god, not from himself, then we was invested by something else, and you could feel that all the time, whatever you sing on him or not, it's just what i saw, at that moment, that was one of the

could we discover some new fragments of truth in caligula's gardens?>> the temples and palaces of ancient roam may have crumbled long ago, but the legend of one of its oddest emperors lives on. bow on your knees! >> bend your heads. i shall sever each one at the neck. >> reporter: what most people know about caligula comes from this series, "i, claudius," which was based on two novels by robert graves. caligula turns his palace into a brothel, makes his horse a high ranking senator, and declares himself a living god. >> for now, you may address me as zeus. >> reporter: it's a torrid tale of incest, infanticide, and imperial madness. >> help me. >> reporter: but how much of that portrayal is real? did caligula impregnate his sister and then eat her baby? >> he did not impregnate his sister and eat her baby. >> did caligula make a horse a high ranking counsel? >> no. >> did he turn his palace into a brothel? >> no. >> where did all these ideas come from? >> largely from robert graves. his "i, claudius" novels are awesome. but he wasn't an academic. he wa

the residents of the baraulyansky garden no. 3 became ganars and villagers of the school forestry.miere in the kupala theaters just before the famous musical comedy pisarava names. there is more and more sun and even more climatic factors, like sprinkling. the performers of such crash tests are experienced. for 7 bastards, masters of the emergency dispatch service, are accustomed to thinking several times ahead. going through such exercises, as it were, is a big plus in the work. that is, we check ourselves to see how prepared we are for any situation. a couple of times we had to liquidate serious pairs. the main thing is not to get confused and not to panic, the rest is all well-established. each situation is worked out, so the main thing here is to remember what, why, and the sequence of work. suitable for the scenario of complex training and emergency services added fruits of zen for fallen ladies, lost races and navat sutiknenya cyagnica, for the sake of health. such large-scale military action is carried out twice a year. the scenarios have super-extreme situations. these days

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round and round the garden... so wild as gas - the garden...- and electricity prices are falling in april, rachel and herfamily arise not falling in april, rachel and her family arise not to be expecting cash in their pockets with so many other price increases. colletta smith, bbc news, in southport. louis gossettjr, the first black man to win best supporting actor at the oscars— has died at the age of 87. gossettjr took home the academy award for his role as a no—nonsense drill sergeant in an officer and a gentlemen in 1982. he also won an emmy in the late �*70s for the tv series roots. kj matthews is an entertainment reporter from los angeles. she explained the impact louis gossetjr had made on the acting world. he really did pave the way. i think when every actor comes to hollywood, everyone dreams of having a long and illustrious career. very few people achieve that except louis gossettjr. he died at age 87 and he had beenin he died at age 87 and he had been in television and film for over 70 years. there are so few people in this industry

ranak at the karaleevsky batanichnym garden in prague.y years, the gardener needs to apply leather paint. sontsa pachynae jump. it's time to appreciate the tree. and here the sleepiness begins. polatian dzyatstvo, krakauskiy universitet, padua, prague, vilnia. business and rights. mary, spadzevy, gorach. that old gardener, our francis skaryna. pershadrakar, humanist , asvetnik, i gonar named streets, libraries, university, i remember our garads are jumping, and zhatstsyaryrys learned a whole scientific education, scares of knowledge, etc. iagraphy of the sign of the executioner to the earliest strakatsi riddles, what do they say, now is the date of iago narajennya, we don’t know why, but skaryna himself gave us a trick, why don’t we have enough sleep? and a month, maybe this means less? yano adbylos shostaga sakavik 1486. pra pile pahojanne pershadrukar kazau z gonaram: “i am francis, skaryn’s son.” at the end of the illustration, the family partret, themselves and their tattoos, as if they were holding a hand on the man’s galava. once ag

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all iranian gardens. that is why pasargad garden is called the mother of all iranian gardens. 13 new episodes of this series will be broadcasted on the children's network. i wish there was a garden in our life. it was much cleaner like this. maryam mohammadi, news agency. last year, sed and sima aired a tv series on the subject of general martyr soleimani it was broadcast on tv. in this season, sima also hosted historical and comedy series. from tehran to kerman, a bomb was planted in the car. narrative of the unsuccessful assassination of martyr haj qassem soleimani in the assassination series. the year of the accident was 1997. a terrorist incident was supposed to happen in kerman because they wanted to assassinate this beloved martyr and besides, many lives were also at risk. this series, which was the first drama on the subject of sardar soleimani , was aired on channel three at the same time as the anniversary of sardar's martyrdom. channel 1 also hosted a national champion in winter . sanjar khan. s

and gardening, it seems to be the hot topic on social media, gardening, and chickens and cows.it's very functional to do those things and it saves so much money if you are doing them at your house. >> sandra: the "wall street journal" when they put out the piece, they got hundreds of readers responding to their article that showed how food has come to consume the biggest portion of american's income since 1991. and they shared their strategies for the kitchen, and some of them said they are putting limits on how much they eat out, and you make it fun. one of your specialties is elk jalapeno poppers. you take what you, you know, you take literally from the field to the table and show people how to do it. i think we have -- this is actually -- all right, this is sound of you showing those off, eva. >> today i'm going to make my most requested recipe ever, it's the elk jalapeno poppers that y'all love. i'm going to show you how we make them on the traegger. >> sandra: now we are all hungry. maybe not hunting is for everybody but gardening, growing your own food and taking the gard

we will also lose our beautiful gardens and agricultural lands.course, i said that we still have many cities where it is possible to have villas without harming the agricultural lands . thank you very much, mr. jalali, for inviting us. you have accepted, be healthy , thank you, people , pray for us in the prayers of this night and day. good night and good times and end. australia, indonesia, singapore, india, thailand and bangladesh also announced: tuesday is the first day of ramadan. oh god this

does belarus have its own personal garden?es, of course, i have my own garden , and what i’m proud of, and i really like it, is growing my own vegetables, berries, and it’s so wonderful when you can pick your own fresh vegetable or berry, tempt it, i also have a nephew, who is also very loves her fruits and vegetables, i’m very glad that you also have your own garden, all the seats on the balcony are in... of course, not everyone was allowed to the microphone, because the connection with the iss lasted less than half an hour and it was necessary to meet the timing. indeed, a super series for reaching the final of the president's cup. brest hockey players in their native stands they will try to build on the success of beating the best team in the extra league again , soligorsk shakhtar. the squad has already met twice on the miners' home court, both times the winner was determined only in overtime. so the moles 4:5, but the southerners, were the first to get victoria. already in the second match they equalized the series score

the winter garden was crowned with a huge glass one. the dome, due to the diffused sunlight , the room seemed light and airy, it was a trendy thing, and just the emergence of new designs that make it possible to glaze a large surface, do what is there, yes, the british say that a conservatory, a winter garden, with a lot of glass, remains an indispensable attribute of the building. during the time of the sheremetyevs, at the entrance to the winter garden there was a giant royal palm tree. on this palm tree is vasily. petrovich, a hot-tempered man who loved strong russian words, took his soul away. how, which was not according to him, he ordered to chop down a palm tree for firewood. the servants climbed up and cut down the top branches of the plant. and then, throwing, as vasily petrovich’s contemporaries recalled, these trimmings and stumps into fireplace, he liked to say, the devil knows how rich i am, i heat my office with palm trees. it must be said that the owner’s anger never manifested itself towards his wife; as soon as olga dmitrievna entered, the storm subsided, vasily petrov