for grasshoppers. a pyramid effect resulted a growth of staggering dimensions swarming over the land. grasshoppers destroyed 25 to 75% of all crops in many areas. eating thousands of acres, ruining the alfalfa, consuming small grains, stripping the trees, shrubs in shelter belts, devouring the vegetative cover from office land, laying it bare, thus grasshoppers in the throes set the stage for disaster without cover on the ground, life giving topsoil was blown away. ultimately, the nation struggled the dust bowl. today we look back on a record of staggering losses grasshoppers have accounted for hundreds of millions of dollars in crop damage. grasshopper damage is not limited to any single crop or area farmers. the country of all the grasshopper as a migrate a voracious feeder not too fussy about its diet. during severe outbreaks, they devour entire fields of small grains. they like cotton, particularly the young plants and corn, including the stalk and hay crops, especially alfalfa. they also sweet clo

so you were saying about the grasshoppers. yeah. so? so the dairy cows have didn't prepare for eating them, right? yes. so the question was, how are they feeding these cows if the grasshoppers are eating everything? and she's absolutely right, the grasshoppers are eating every green thing. there's no grass around. and so to feed their herd of cows, mr. chambers was having to buy wheat by feed, maybe not wheat, but some kind of feed to keep those cows alive. so they were only able to do that because they came to colorado springs with resources. so this is a really fun story from the chambers descendants, is that from the sale of the farm and a good wheat crop and possibly also from raising cows during the civil war years, robert chambers came west with two $10,000 cash rolled up in a wad in his pocket, which is a ton of money back then, he also carried a little one shot pistol because mrs. chambers was sure they were going to get killed for their money because every time had to pay for something. he'd pull that whole lot out of his pocke

grasshoppers will eat anything. >> her question, was how are they feeding these cans if the grasshoppers are eating everything. she is absolutely right. the grasshoppers are eating evergreen, thing there is no grass around. so to view the herd of cows, mr. chambers was having to buy wheat. by feet, not wheat, but some kind of feed to keep those kaz alive. so they were only able to do that because they came to colorado springs with resources. this is a really fun story from the chambers descendants. is that from the sale of the farm, the good wheat crop, and also possibly from raising cows during the civil war era, robert chambers came west with $10,000 cash rolled up in a wand in his pocket. which is a ton of money back then. he also carried a little wine shot pistol because mrs. chambers were sure they were going to get killed for their money. because every time he had to pay for something he would pull that hole want it in his pocket and count it out. and she was furious. her grandchildren say. but they made. it pistol did not get fired. they attend has an dollars cash with which to bu

but, first let's get to the grasshoppers.was probably my favorite part of the entire project, because i had no idea how big it was. if you have read the little house books on the banks of plum creek, we get this very apt description from laura about them coming in like a clan, and covering up the sun. it gets totally dark. they eat everything, lay their eggs, and then those eggs hatch and eat everything in the spring and march away. what i did not realize was how widespread that was. here is a map. this is where they mostly a war. this is the approximate native home of the rocky mountains lotus. but they went even further than that. generally, what i tell people is i want to arizona, candidates in mexico, it is in this whole area. consuming 50% of the country's agriculture output in the 1874 to 1876 years. this is terrifying. and sometimes it is spotty. i have been listening to a biography of lore english wilder. and sometimes kind of in the eastern area, i am talking more like iowa and illinois, the grasshoppers would come i

they drag the grasshopper into their home.rlov's chick can't get enough, his parents barely have time to bring him snakes, but cope with them. he must on his own. a newly born owl peeps out nests. they also want to eat. poison eagles swallow their prey whole, even if the snake is several times larger than themselves. owls prey on small birds, insects and snakes, before taking the prey to their baby with a wise life , the bird casts an attentive glance at the eagle's nest. the chick needs to rest. the last time the owl shares its prey with the kids is already. tomorrow they will start hunting on their own. finally, the eaglet coped with the snake. autumn in the mountains for a short time every day can be expected the arrival of winter with cold and snowfalls. they leave the alpine pastures and go down into the forests not yet covered with snow. here, too, autumn has come into its own, the trees have already turned yellow, the bushes have dried up, but there is still enough food for bison. they stubbornly make their way through

they drag the grasshopper into their home.es of snake-eaters can not get enough, parents barely have time to bring snakes to him, but cope with them. he must on his own. a newly born owl peeps out of the nest. they also want to eat. poison eagles swallow their prey whole, even if the snake is several times larger than themselves. owls prey on small birds of insects of change, before taking the prey to their baby of a wise life, the bird casts a careful look at the eagle nest. the chick needs to rest. the last time the owl shares its prey with the kids is already. tomorrow they will start hunting on their own. finally, the eaglet coped with the snake. the highest mountains of europe the last refuge the largest free-living population of the caucasian bison the greatness and diversity of the nature of the greater caucasus is amazing this primitive warlike mountainous country is still not fully explored. written and directed by henry mix the film was prepared for screening and dubbed by the tv company. the first channel read the t

several countries set up weird salvos of biological specimens, including radish seeds, fungal spores, grasshopper eggs, fruit flies, monkeys, mice, turtles, dogs and. but despite the odd nature of their passenger lists, these men knew exactly what they were doing. their investigations resulted in much usable knowledge. and at the holloman aeromedical laboratory, air force doctors were acquiring the answers to some of the enigmas that had puzzled men since the days of archimedes, newton, copernicus and kepler. much still had to be learned, however, and man himself took over the test role in a number of important studies in project man. hi, major david g. simmons proved that it was possible to survive and to perform certain necessary technical tasks while enclosed in the cramped confines of a sealed capsule for long periods of time time. it fell to the lot of two other air force officers, john paul stapp and eli, beating to demonstrate that men could withstand g forces as they would be experienced during a rocket and reentry. on the holloman rocket sled, stapp reached the top speed of 640 miles per

also make sure that they are feasibly managed for biodiversity and our specialized species, like grasshoppersorthern harriers. reporter: the park is officially scheduled to open in 2036, by which time the mounds of garbage should have been swallowed by greenery. the first visitors are only allowed to enter in small groups. >> we're walking on garbage right now. there were a lot of landfills in all five boroughs. one by one, those all closed down. so, you see here, 2200 acres, that's almost three central parks' worth of land. reporter: this group includes many former residents. for them, it's a journey into the past. griselda healy raised her children here and, she says, endured the stench for far too long. griselda: it's huge, it's vast. we never came close to it. i never could touch the ground or look at it. it's amazing. just a huge territory. marisa: it's very emotional. i'm a native staten islander. and i grew up living pretty close to the landfill, now becoming a park. it's really moving to be here now and to think of a new beginning, a new life. and to see -- like, i just saw a butterfl

well, somewhere at home there is a grasshopper. how and then how did i start? it was necessary take the second step. it’s not normal at the university , they saw me there, i apologized and everything went as if on its own wave, which they then learned, but then the wedding was musicians, as a rule, they look after the girl with a guitar song, does this mean that you sang serenades to svetlana to the balalaika? no, she would somehow perceive the like, so well, the guy plays the game well. yes, but when she came to the hostel, i cooked very well, then the french meat only cells and invited her, and when she was already walking from the university, she already knew where to go. which door, because she knew that everything was prepared there, everything she comes, you will eat. yes, i will chik-chik everything, and now, you, probably, this and if anything, the path to the heart of a woman, too, but not through the balalaika. well, nothing, by the way, we will return to this one as a balalaika. ah. you are not only a family, but a musical duet, which of you was the

this is already a grasshopper, the second in this version of safari light will show you animals almostral conditions, because some of them are not the original inhabitants of our forests. of course, you can see we have postures and sheep. i 'll show you anton, a family man, a male and three females. here they will not come very close, so they are very shy, you see. anyone who wants to run away from us, every visitor will see exactly the animals. this is a 100% guarantee. and learn something interesting about the life of animals and birds. well, wild animals will not leave your attention. they are not particularly shy and are easily shown to tourists, because they know that nothing threatens them. no in the national park you can also organize hunting, but first of all they are working to teach their visitors to unite with nature. on the waves of pripyat join us. and enjoy nature. to do this, they offer many activities, walking water routes safari, night and morning educational programs and master classes, in general, no one will get bored. here it is polissya, bright and varied and in s

also make sure that they are feasibly managed for biodiversity, and our specialized species like grasshopper sparrows, northern harriers. the park is officially scheduled to open in 2036 by which time the mounds of garbage should have been swallowed by greenery. the 1st visitors are only allowed to enter in small groups. we are walking on garbage right now. there were a lot of landfills and all 5 boroughs, one by one, those all close down. so you see here 2200 acres and that almost 3 central parks worth of land. this group includes many former residents for them. it's a journey into the past. grizelda healy raised her children here and she says, endured the stench for far too long. it's huge is vast. we never came close to weight. i never could touch the ground or look at it. it's amazing. just a huge territory. hm. it's very emotional. oh, i'm a native san islander and i grew up living pretty close to the, to the, to the lanfield. now becoming a park. it's really moving to be here now. and to think of like a new beginning, a new life. and to see the what i just saw, a butterfly, and i was l

i performed on brest television and sang a song a grasshopper was sitting in the grass.how often does this happen? noticing your desire to sing, you were sent to a music school, but how did it happen that the girl who dreamed of singing became a pianist lies. strictly speaking, singing is not taught. well, indirectly, that is, in fact, i sang, and even when i studied at the musical school. my older sister also went to music school. i think that it was generally accepted at that time for children to receive a musical education, in addition to music school. i went to sports sections. i studied in the choir of a close electromechanical choir. i was a soloist there; i studied e at the palace of pioneers , singing a vocal and instrumental ensemble. now it is very interesting to remember. we also have a vocal and instrumental ensemble at a music school, that is, i was a pianist. everything was running smoothly everywhere, and i managed to do it. and, of course, it was as if the application is free to do this. here we had two soloists, and on the keys e you will be surprised, b

i performed on close television and sang a song a grasshopper was sitting in the grass.en does this happen? notice your desire to sing and have you been given away? music school, but how did it happen that the girl who dreamed of singing became a pianist lies. strictly speaking, singing is not taught. well , indirectly, that is, in fact, i sang and even when i studied at a music school, my older sister also studied at a music school. i think that it was generally, as it were, accepted at that time. time for children to get into a musical education other than music school. i went to sports sections. i studied in the choir of the brest electromechanical plant, i sang, i was a soloist there, i studied e in the pioner palace in a sing- vocal instrumental ensemble. now it is very interesting to remember. we also had a vocal and instrumental ensemble at a music school. so i was a pianist. here everything is fluent and in time. and so, naturally. it was like an application for free to do it. here we have there were three soloists. she keys e you will be surprised, but we had ig

riders on horses, this is for boys or just a grasshopper, a small one. hmm, jam, a girl.tic, they’re huge, and my mother baked them so that when christmas eve guests came yesterday, they are my godchildren , i would like them and they should be smeared with beetroot juice and then baked in the oven, and then we will get them. well, maybe now you can paint all kinds of glazes. well, preferably less food coloring, because they are also not touristy. you have to do it. in the old fashioned way, or with egg white powder or powder with lime-lemon juice, what do you think of it, and then we gave these gingerbread cookies to the godchildren, that’s it, too. this is not your tradition, and i’m sorry, gingerbread cookies are foreign, and i’m not against someone else ’s, learn, but do not shy away from this in general, my main thing for her is messages, the main thing is my promotion activity. i live in my own estate in poltava, and where you can be found. there is a view on social networks, so that i very much promoted myself before the war. - the manor in the museum, lyalina svet

and today, that's where the grasshopper has returned.endings of such processes can happen, it was even the third reich. it could have gone well, that is, there were different plastmar gentau first, and then the marshal plan was marginal at first but you, in general, kept the documents from that plan of this plan , uh, nobody, well, again, they would say, let’s say, in the 41st year, that all of prussia transfer to the people of the people well, he said well, someone somewhere, well , somewhere in the first year, when the show you say that literally you are still there for 10 years, some a little, not even a generation, and they make a whole huge transfer of people, a meeting, again, that's why i would i was not in a hurry with any historical things look at them just a tracing paper , yes, that’s how it turned out. well, it means it will work. well, let’s go. how will we tell? do you allow me to be in a russian-ukrainian conflict ? russian-ukrainian can be similar to something closer to you. a long-term conflict with constant injections.

not so fast, grasshopper. with politico to explain why i think the republican party just can't seem to quit the guy. they just can't get over trump. and it's not just trump. but it's also his loyalists, like lana mcdaniel. even after they lost big at the ballot box. and that's because from the national level down to the state party organizations, it's the market strain of republicanism that's become dominant. it's now standard practice in the gop to change the rules, to work to overturn elections. call it insurrection political discourse. and unfortunately, i don't see that changing anytime soon. until republicans, well, start acting like republicans again and get tired of losing. joining me now is democratic congresswoman any custer of new hampshire. she's chair-elect of the new democrat coalition. welcome congresswoman. it's good to see you. >> great to be with you, michael. thanks so much for having me. >> so, i want to get your reaction to the breaking news on the january 6th committee. what do you make of

great singer/songwriters of all time bumming me out what's making me happy is the people at the grasshopperfast money" and las vegas sands which i think will continue to go higher >> wow, shoutouts. karen. >> yeah, thanks for being here, frank. i find myself in the unusual position of agreeing with pretty much every single word that came out of dan's mouth highly unusual i don't usually agree with any of his words but so netflix, my final trade, sells some upside calls and had a great run, probably pulls back some >> tim, final word >> frank, thanks for joining us puns and awe, boeing, let's wrap it a lot of room, up to 220 one of the best out there and i think you can stay in this trade. >> thanks >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain but educate, figure out how day

and you know, actually, where the grasshopper's ears are, and i'm being frank.on our feet in order to feel some kind of danger. gleb you are always my joy, i love you so much. he it brings with such pleasure with such pleasure tells, and i eat with such pleasure. well, in vain you did n’t add an egg to olivier. it's not me, it's lucien olivier you've been dead for 200 years already. how many 150 years ago? we have been eating eggs with gleb for a long time. their chef, technologist, an expert in old russian cuisine, surprises with unusual healthy and tasty dishes. mushrooms in creamy sauce. korean pumpkin, poached egg, corn porridge with assorted cheeses. the very process of giving food, and also gleb, together with dr. myasnikov answered almost a hundred of the most popular questions from viewers about food and its impact on health. i'm here among the doctors, but i have something to add. and look, asclepius was in the house. the cook was called her kulina, so she became the muse of cooking avicenna abu ali ibn sina recommended e, in some cases, for some diseas

yes, they caught a grasshopper. get together in a group. speak they communicate by ultrasound. it's really dolphin habits. indeed yes. well, apparently ultrasound. they are not only for communication. perhaps not even so much. yes, uh, for orientation at night, they are the only ones from primal, in general, yes, from this branch of hmm uh, which goes to primates, including those who can eloce with the help of this very location. it is possible to navigate in the dark, because for echolocation you need to launch such trill yes series of pulses, as dolphins do and in terms of return speed. yes, somehow you can navigate, respectively, far close there. well, other parameters could be different this, but during the day they are comfortable, in general, there are no people to be in the company of people, of course. this is generally a terrible thing, what we see here, they have to sleep during the day, of course, no, not shocked. he is uncomfortable. well, in this photo. i think it's with a flash of some kind . and that'

the world's first grasshopper machine was successful, which means that jumps will not have to wait longjumps are valued in basketball by some, by the way, the passion of the street version of this game. darling, i'm shooting now, it's a must throw. come on, as you and i saw on the internet. they score, score, and score. fans of street basketball or it is also called streetball are sure that their sport is the most spectacular, however. nothing prevents adding even more colors and emotions to this theatrical street performance. so some professionals just love to dress up and play pranks on unsuspecting players. here comes such a handsome pensioners asking me to try, and then as the real class shows, by the way, the age of street basketball, it’s not a hindrance at all, practicing streetball, maybe the old way, so one of the most famous players on the internet is only 5 years old. that's just because of all 10, not everyone can learn how to move with the ball on the court. well, to play street basketball, where they always say warmly, however, some real fans of the game are sure of frosts

you're putting women at risk little children that are night grasshoppers popping in.ou're on. you can see to the bottom of the curtains a man along. you don't want a stranger chance on this . it well, it doesn't work . this. it well, it doesn't work. i won't use one if i fancy something in a store, i would take it home with try it on and i will take i will not go to a rip. it is wrong. and i think in the next couple of years they'll be done left. there's so many complaints going out, massive complaints going out, massive complaints and they darn well should . so i think in a couple should. so i think in a couple of years this exist. it was a stupid idea . why did they do it? stupid idea. why did they do it? it's stupid lunacy . yes. there it's stupid lunacy. yes. there are lots of social media influencers. famous tv who say that they're super inclusive. they don't mind unisex, changing rooms and. they love it, but don't think they're being honest. and i think jim, that you speak for the silent majority of however do you worry you might be labelled a 21 or , , you migh

you're putting women at risk little children that are night grasshoppers popping in.ause you're on. you can see to the bottom of the curtains a man along. you don't want a stranger chance on this . it well, it doesn't work . this. it well, it doesn't work. i won't use one if i fancy something in a store, i would take it home with try it on and i will take i will not go to a rip. it is wrong. and i think in the next couple of years they'll be done left. there's so many complaints going out, massive complaints going out, massive complaints and they darn well should . so i think in a couple should. so i think in a couple of years this exist. it was a stupid idea . why did they do it? stupid idea. why did they do it? it's stupid lunacy . yes. there it's stupid lunacy. yes. there are lots of social media influencers. famous tv who say that they're super inclusive. they don't mind unisex, changing rooms and. they love it, but don't think they're being honest. and i think jim, that you speak for the silent majority of however do you worry you might be labelled a transphobe o