, but i can’t, no matter where i don’t give it, it lives, lives, in this house there is a golin, butthere, and i believed in the words, i tried for so many years to forget you, i ran on the trail like the plague, not sensing the valley, but i couldn’t stop loving you, my dear, i couldn’t, i couldn’t, i still couldn’t, it grows, grows, grows, so the house, grows, blooms, on my ravine, lives, lives, in this house there is a mountain, but i can’t get there, she lives, she lives, in this house kalina , on the galava with a burning fire, is so spinning, i met smart, strong young women, but not her father. the years were passing by, the young ones, well, let our happiness continue to pass, but i will return, i will not come back knowingly, you only, you, all together, will grow, grow, and here is kalina, grow, grow, in my sight, live , i still can’t get there, she lives, she lives, there’s a golly in this house, but i can’t, i still can’t get there, there’s a golina in this house, but i can’t, i still can’t get there i’ll get there, we live right next to each other in this house, golina, b

josh golin is the executive director of fairplay. thank you for your time.uest: thank you for having me. host: later we will hear from the council of foreign relations senior vice president, james lindsay about his podcast, "the president's inbox." up next we will return to our topic with more of your comments on the topews story of the week. it is your time to lead the discussion. the phone lines are on your screen and we will get to your calls right after this break. ♪ >> american history tv exploring the people and events that tell the american story. douglas brooks discusses his book "the mysterious case of rudolph diesel" where he recounts the life of the inventor of the diesel engine and his 1913 disappearance. on the presidency, a discussion on the 1976 campaign rivals jimmy carter and gerald ford and how they found common cause in the decades after they left the white house. watch american history tv every weekend or watch any time online at c-span.org/history. >> john hancock is one of the most famous signatures in the history of the united states.

no, this time golin has more than ten liters of mead on sale, home-made products. made according to our market, dozens of susdal residents come here every day to sell home-made alcohol , pickled mushrooms , cucumber jam, the only documents the traders have are pension certificates, you can’t trade here, we can, we are allowed, who allowed you, our authorities, your self-employment is formalized, what kind of employment, how are you laughing or something, so i went into the swamp, they took me, thank you, god, they pecked me into the swamp. this is what trading looks like in the pearl of the golden ring of russia. suzdal will celebrate next year thousand year anniversary. the ancient city is being put in order for the important date. there are renovations everywhere. meanwhile, tourists from china stroll through the illegal market in search of a drink with a difficult name for them. kakornaya vodka , but in china we also have some, but stronger than vodka, we have more, for example, i don’t know, it’s some kind of kvass. mead, maybe, yes, yes, yes, you will try it, yes , of course, if gu

josh golin is the executive director of fairplay. thank you for your time.uest: thank you for having me. host: later we will hear from the council of foreign relations senior vice president, james lindsay about his podcast, "the president's inbox." up next we will return to our topic with more of your comments on the top news story of the week. it is your time to lead the discussion. the phone lines are on your screen and we will get to your calls right after this break. ♪ >> american history tv exploring the people and events that tell the american story. douglas brooks discusses his book "the mysterious case of rudolph diesel" where he recounts the life of the inventor of the diesel engine and his 1913 disappearance. on the presidency, a discussion on the 1976 campaign rivals jimmy carter and gerald ford and how they found common cause in the decades after they left the white house. watch american history tv every weekend or watch any time online at c-span.org/history. >> john hancock is one of the most famous signatures in the history of the united states

to drive clients into a hole of debt, they intimidate him, kirill, who came to the same clinic as golinnd, they said that he was dying, they did an ultrasound and told that i have fibrosis, liver fibrosis, in general it’s a fatal disease, in general, urgent treatment is needed, the upset patient was given some papers to sign. and so they issued two loans for him, and he, as it turned out later, was absolutely healthy. i’ve never encountered anything like this, you know, trust, here’s a man in a robe, as if yes, here’s a clinic, as if, i didn’t think that people could act like this, they could do something else, they detain swindlers who rented premises , equipped a medical room. they called pensioners and offered to undergo a free examination, what happened next, something like that in the movies you won’t see, diagnoses were made using... bathroom scales, they were asked to knock on a tambourine or a gong, so they allegedly found non-existent diseases in patients, and then offered to buy a set of dishes that heal and, in between, they also gave them to sign loan agreements, in total th

technically, we will perform one operation on golin, because now modern techniques allow you to reducewill hospitalize her and take her for surgery, the operation will be free. galina, what do you say, dear, i will say thank you, i was at his reception today, and he is very sociable, i told him, i ’m the smallest, and he said: no, no, we don’t need a small one, we need a medium one , he says, he even, he even joked with me, he raised it for me. at first i was worried, and then i guess i came to him and calmed down, thank you for this program , thanks to the doctors who examined me, thanks to everyone that there is such a program, igor, you have something to add, yes, well, be careful, it ’s not going anywhere , as if yes, because after all, an operation is an operation.

flower shop , four girls, each with their own gloves, anna’s were leather, daria ’s were cashmere, golin’sashmere, hands are in the lead julia is almost 27°. and the point here is in the materials themselves; leather, no matter how high-quality it is, does not retain body temperature. these gloves are more suitable for warm autumn; if you plan to wear them in cold weather, pay attention to the lining, this one is synthetic. wearing leather gloves, a person will freeze faster, because that the skin is warm. they also allow the lining to be made of synthetic material, which also naturally allows heat to pass through, the same can be said about leatherette, but at least these gloves have a thicker lining than cashmere is good for, its fibers are dense, warm, and do not allow wind to pass through well, but at the same time the material thin, so you can wear it until late autumn at most; for low temperatures , wool gloves are more suitable, here the fibers are thicker and create a good layer of air inside. with wool it consists of such as well, the flakes of wool fibers rub the skin, it creates