it’s just , well, cool, green, green, green, green, green, green, green, favorite color flowers flowersrything, this is mine in my room. and i’m ready to come here, just here, mine kitchenette, my tv. this is how we live. the tears did not have time to dry in her eyes. he returned and began to make plans for life, he tried. the dot turned brown again and the tea began to burn again. a couple of minutes. let's remove it now. what's happening? look what they've done. i ask you to leave the restaurant immediately. we pay grandma here. if your scythe doesn’t know how to work, it’s not our problem. irina, they are all calm. i ask you to leave immediately, otherwise i will be forced. let's have a drink, what kind of kolobok is there? mess. pay for the broken dishes and i won't see you here again. all clear. it's clear. the fry were to blame, sorry brother, i'm not your bro. listen, how tired of these boors you are. so there are few tourists, these last decent guests. when i take off. right now lenya leon of ours i’m flying to moscow in 15 minutes the rehearsal is on the field, but was it real

green because it's — from biomass waste. it's green because it's made _ from biomass waste. it's green it's made out of - because it's made out of renewable electricity. the c02 we take, it comes from the national carbon, that would otherwise go to waste. it was devel0ped — otherwise go to waste. it was devel0ped at _ otherwise go to waste. it was developed at this _ otherwise go to waste. it was developed at this research i developed at this research facility, but engineering firm ma and is already looking towards the next generation of engines. irate towards the next generation of enrines. ~ ., , towards the next generation of enrines. ., , ., , engines. we actually foresee other pathways _ engines. we actually foresee other pathways as _ engines. we actually foresee other pathways as well, - engines. we actually foresee other pathways as well, it. other pathways as well, it could _ other pathways as well, it could be _ other pathways as well, it could be ammonia where we are currently— could be ammonia where we are currently making some developments. but it could also be synthetic n

green lab sa s this is are 10096 on green energy. greengreen energy. green lab says this is fed back into _ are 10096 on green energy. green lab says this is fed back into the - says this is fed back into the national grid. but while lab—grown diamonds offer a cheaper and arguably more sustainable option, we will have to wait a little longer to see weather the bulk of would be consumers see it that way. live from london. this is bbc news one of the world's biggest car markers — ford — has warned the uk government that pushing back a ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars would undermine business certainty. the rate of uk inflation falls slightly to 6.7% in august — from 6.8% injuly. there's reports of a ceasfire in azerbaijan's operation against nagorno—karabakh as it's been trying to take full control of the disputed territory. and king charles and queen camilla are to visit paris and bordeaux as part of a three day state visit to france. hello and welcome. one of the world's biggest car markers , ford, has warned the uk government th

it’s just, well, cool, green, green, green, green, green, green, favorite color flowers flowers flowerseam about remodeling your dacha, or maybe first we’ll put things in order in the refrigerator ; chicken is getting more expensive. dietary supplements. visa ban increases commission on all our purchases in stores and in addition, today’s issue. what shocking ingredient is added to gummy bears that even make car polish? how to prepare the famous dessert in your kitchen, a cool topic with children , bashkir honey was hit by a deadly agricultural contamination, everything was poisoned by chemicals. today they are crawling bashkir brands. soon there will be hanapto, poisoned putin's favorite sweet and how to recognize the poisonous product that is used. we don’t always understand fermented baked milk. which brands can you buy from, and which ones have dyes, sweeteners and discreet molds, but in the same way as fermented baked milk is? recently, the most popular fermented milk in russia has finally supplanted the stable leader of putin himself. for whom has it overtaken him? top 1 perennial

green methanol -lant develop. this green methanol lant in develop. this green methanol plant in southern _ develop. is green methanol| plant in southern denmark will be the largest when operations begin next year. burning green methanol is not emission free but making it takes in waste carbon from biomass such as crop waste and manure and in theory, that largely balances out the carbon that gets released later. it out the carbon that gets released later.— out the carbon that gets released later. it is green because _ released later. it is green because it _ released later. it is green because it is _ released later. it is green because it is made - released later. it is green because it is made out i released later. it is green because it is made out of| because it is made out of renewable energy. the c02 we take and add to the hydrogen to form methanol, it comes from the national carbon cycles that would otherwise have gone to waste. ., ., ., , waste. the methanol engine was develo ed waste. the methanol engine was developed at _ waste. the methanol engine was developed at this research - developed

after green, green, green, green from, you know, however long ago you want to look until three quarters ago, everything looked great. and then you had fiscal 2023 q1 revenue year over year of growth down 5.5%, then down 3 and now 1. it's trending in the right direction. this is a critical moment not only for the upgrade cycle and where this company seems to be going but for its revenue growth getting back to growth. >> we talked for yearsabout who was the competitor to apple and it was going to be android and we really haven't seen that. we do have a huge competitor in huawei, so you have a protected market in terms of apple competitiveness. to josh's point, though, it's about the replacement cycle because in order for apple to continue to grow revenue over time, it'snot going to be on hand sets. it's going to be on services. you need a bigger handset with more space, better computing power to be able to support the services growth that really will drive that ongoing revenue growth -- >> and we've learned when they came out with earnings that the services business is humming. >> right.

green? well, let's go immediately to the green one. usually two weeks have to pass there for the soya zone to turn green. green is already green. his and it is 100-200% that it is ours . although there have been cases when green has turned green . red, but there were such insignificant cases, er, regarding the update, er, well, if you take now, er, the settlement of klitschivka , recently everyone could see an increase, er , in the north of the settlement of the gray zone, that is , work is being carried out. but really, the general staff always says no hurry up and that's why that now the guys there are carrying out stabilization measures and the rest when the passing is going on - this is really getting a foothold because russia has activated its piston artillery and is activating some counter-attacks. they are trying to fight back their positions and you really need to have a little patience and soon there will be a little bit on this settlement there will be good news in the better zone and there will be good news in the andriivka area as well, there are active combat operations, the armed forces are working , in particular,

green policies. so who are i their green policies. so who are those _ their green policies. ing i doubt, this will be an ongoing debate — doubt, this will be an ongoing debate the _ doubt, this will be an ongoing debate the next _ doubt, this will be an ongoing debate the next year. - doubt, this will be an ongoing debate the next year. just i debate the next year. just mentioning _ debate the next year. just mentioning there - debate the next year. just mentioning there about i debate the next year. just. mentioning there about the debate the next year. just i mentioning there about the fact debate the next year. just _ mentioning there about the fact that labour— mentioning there about the fact that labour won't — mentioning there about the fact that labour won't reverse _ mentioning there about the fact that labour won't reverse the _ mentioning there about the fact that labour won't reverse the decision, l labour won't reverse the decision, in some _ labour won't reverse the decision, in some ways, _ labour won't reverse the decision, in some ways, it— labour won't revers

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so that's despite the fact that 5 countries of sand, the import, a few green green but green alliance is now experiencing increased demand from drought stricken italy in spain. this train is on its way from the slovak loading terminal to the northern c port of the docket. where large amounts of grain are being shipped the distance, some 1350 kilometers. the transport costs are accordingly high. the ukranian green alliance managers have found a german buyer here. they have no idea what he plans to do with the green. maybe it will be shipped to africa or it might even stay in germany. that annoys farmers like literally sure. also grow grain on farms in the region. live here is that a lot of ukrainian green in germany. you will cause prices to plummet, uses any ukrainian green arriving in germany should only do so headed for the ports and on for export elsewhere. like a nomic, we've been make a lot of sense for the easier to subsidize the transport of ukrainian week to the north and baltic seas. so that this, we could go to the developing countries and only be the greatest needs there to

green jobs? mi ultimately that would be creating new green jobs?— ultimately that would be creating new greennew green jobs? all investment in our steel industry _ new green jobs? all investment in our steel industry is _ new green jobs? all investment in our steel industry is welcome - new green jobs? all investment in our steel industry is welcome but| new green jobs? all investment in i our steel industry is welcome but we have been looking at 13 years of a government sitting on its hands failing to help with energy costs, to have a proper procurement strategy, and dragging theirfeet on these talks, they have been going on three years. meanwhile in the us, you have the inflation reduction act, the german government and french government, the spanish government making huge investments in their steel industry so i am very concerned that we in the uk are allowing our manufacturing sector to be left behind while other countries are forging ahead. labour has a £3 billion clean steel fund which would be looking at a long—term mission for transforming our steel industry rather than the short—term

green beans and green peas, as i said earlier, beets and carrots, and potatoes, what’s here, what ’s not here, and so on, and today at the opening of the new building, the chef of mirotorg was present, which showed how easy... you can prepare a delicious lunch from a frozen mixture in literally 15 minutes; my colleagues and i tried it. this is a mexican dish, i would say such a traditional one, which is prepared in mexico, the main thing that it includes is legumes and bacon, basically, what we did now is we fried the bacon in olive oil, then added our famous mexican mixture, which already includes green, and therefore corn, they are blanched, that is, steamed. the method of blanching and shock freezing, which is basically what we do, gives us good preservation of microelements and vitamins, which is not to say about long-term storage of fresh vegetables, so these are these frozen vegetables, while preserving everything, i repeat once again microelements, vitamins, we get a good beautiful mixture, a beautiful mixture. the company’s plans for 2023 are grandiose, they are truly impressive, the company’s vegetable complex plans to increase production volume, not to lie, to 82,000 tons per year, which exceeds last year’s volume by more than 60%. natalya, yes, thank you, alexandra perfilyeva was on direct communication from the tula region. now economic news, briefly. in the european court... hearings have begun on the claim of the russian private equity fund, it demands to remove sanctions that were introduced due to the situation in ukraine. tas writes about this. the verdict in the case

greene and the right wing extremists in voting against the interest of the american people. that same group talks a good game, voted with marjorie taylor greene md extreme maga republicans to criminalize abortion care. the same group that talks a good game voted with marjorie taylor greene green and the extreme republicans to put polluters over people. the same group that likes to talk a good game voted with marjorie taylor greene in the extreme maga republicans to cut government funding by north of 20% as part of their effort to threaten america with a catastrophic default on our nation's debt on the first time in our nation's history and it will crash the economy. every single opportunity the so-called moderate republicans have had to partner with democrats in a bipartisan way into the right thing for americans, they join marjorie taylor greene and the extremists , and yet we stand ready to partner with them this time around. but the onus is on them. do not talk about it. be about it. that is what we say in brooklyn. >> have you had any democrats support the stopgap funding bill the speaker is put on the floor? >> no. >> what is the issue with it? the border initiative? >> it a bipartisan agreement that meets the needs of the american people that would keep the govern

so, excuse me, but i definitely didn’t see the face, but there was a car. blue green green the car was green? yes, of course, all sorts of different ones. it depends on what you deduce, this is the case here. in general, you can now let's see a good one. thank you very much, please. well, you got drunk, they grabbed you and goodbye, marusya, don’t be sad for your mother, i understand, i thought better, and from the bullets of the dead , an examination of the daddy came to take the swelling, which was taken from the murdered collector. and what about our cop gun? whose specifically is known, yes, a certain sergeant of the seeds was on duty in the metro, and together a year and a half ago at kombinarovsky. according to him , he was attacked, beaten, and his gun was taken away. well , then there was a trial of his address being dismissed from the authorities. i know, lenya golikov street , building a-a, 62, apartment 38. so what are we standing for? got it, i'm not stupid, it stinks. yes, he called me comrade major, i don’t feel it, why is this still not under examination? yes , i just didn’t m

effects and the fallout not only the war the abandonment by russia of this green deal. == abandonment by russia of this green deal-— greenmbers were hoping to show it could diversify without obviously losing its dominance, losing its strength. i think russia pulling out of the black sea 6rain initiative hindered the 620's abilities to have economic success going forward, to have an economic heft to it. united states, as you mentioned earlier the broadcast, is already putting india in a pretty tight spot. india is looking at developing stronger ties with washington while at the same time receiving weapons and oilfrom russia while joining forces into a strong relationship with china and its brics alliance. by this summit going into it, already had a lot of dissension within its ranks. having ukraine summit just adds to that. having india host, i think, just adds to that. having india host, ithink, also just adds to that. having india host, i think, also adds to that. g , host, i think, also adds to that. , ., , , host, i think, also adds to that. , , ., host, i think, also adds to that. , ., that. just hopping back to you

imagination of the inhabitants of the swamps , so the flag of the green wedge was taken as a basis, where the green color will directly mean the greenian name and khabarovsk region, also a region, this is a ukrainian name, this nice person is not some agent of the ukrainian special service who has been trying to find a narcissistic schizophrenic for a long time, and for two, khabarovsk region is called green wedge. есть как ты часто бысте в всё активно работает ukrainian special propaganda, this person is an ordinary resident of the region who, like many of his compatriots , recently organized the largest anti-kremlin rally during the swamp the square for the chips is a ukrainian e-e pokolenie perevezennostyu lady of this zander 80 former ukrainians unfortunately , she did not forget about this many things, because it was in the khabarovsk territory, not in the kemerovo region of yakutia or novosibirsk, but on the territory of the green wedge, the rally of a hundred thousand people did not subside for weeks they did not like that the kremlin decides how they should live and who will rule the region ukraine has

a government of government also pledged 65000000 euros, which will help for kenya to access the green green ad to be able to find on screen projects, the roofing, commercial, and also divide 12000000 euros. for can you have to be able to transition to the hydrogen uh its individual plans and all of these uh, inputs that have so far, both fluids as, as it is. and he's a felix moving go from the 1st half a good climate summit that wraps up today. surely we'll be seeing you again. many thanks and now to the moon, india made a historical landing at the loot or south pole just a few weeks ago. a few days after rush i had tried and failed to do the same. now japan, which has not yet been able to achieve a soft landing on the lunar surface, is set to launch its attempt to go to the moon. so we might ask, what next for lunar exploration is a big goal for japan. smart lander for investigating mood or slim mission will be to land with high precision. hence the lenders nickname the moon sniper. the wordpress size is still a relative one when it comes to guiding a spacecraft down to the lunar surface.

people's deputy slavytska suggests putting it on confirmation please vote green green necessarily for35 the decision has been made the amendment remains partially taken into account by the committee the next next amendment is 337 but it seems to me that mr. demchenko also wanted to put numbers on it and not in another and yes, this amendment concerns the broadcast of the e-e discipline - the meeting of the discipline - cities e p demchenko there will be voiced this position, i will then take it off ok please demchenko 436 437 with which we will start the card must be inserted 436 436 the correction is related to it then 437 please put the correction data to confirm do not support them colleagues, first of all, they contradict the european conventions on the protection of human rights and freedoms, as i said before, and secondly, they discriminate against a separate group of judges, violating their rights due to circumstances that arose not through their fault, but through the ranks of the state itself, and it is not possible to establish unlimited terms of prosecution for life impriso

green though. >> let's get into the front pagthe guardian green green]. >> the guardian green green bonfire as pm rows back on net zero targets. the express goes with honest rishi nation won't and can't pay net zero deal the mirror says end 70 years of nuke cover up daily mail spare families ruinous cost of net zero vows rishi the times sunak's green target gamble and the star goes with do you want a flake in that love and those were your front pages . kicking were your front pages. kicking off this in—depth look into thursday's papers the sun. >> leo so they've got the picture, the only picture in existence of rishi filling up a car with petrol , not even his car with petrol, not even his car, as well as remember to borrow a cheap looking car or his petrol station. >> yeah , but yeah, sunak is >> yeah, but yeah, sunak is sparing the public net zero pain. >> he's going to. he's going to slash some of the net zero requires agents to cut unacceptable costs for households . so unacceptable costs for households. so he's pushing some of the measures back until 2035 when he'll still be when i'm sure he

the still green green crowns of the trees by the end of september surprise many.ot of colors and unique leaf fall are not canceled. just a little delayed oh maybe on a week. eh, actually, the process of coloring the leaves, it shifts a little. well, literally through shield days. we see a more intense, so to speak golden autumn, and everything for bouquets and traditional autumn leaf crafts can already be collected over the past weekend. moscow set out to beat the record set 99 years ago, when thermometers stopped at 26.6, but the air temperature did not happen. our temperature rose to 26°, and the humidity dropped to 28%. well, these half a degree, as they say, the weather did not suit the summer-autumn weekend, muscovites spent it usefully in parks, squares and on the streets. but, for those who didn’t have time to take a walk, the bonus promises to surprise us. october in the second half of the month awaits us . at the summer renaissance temnikova anastasia roev anton dubnov grew up fitkulina and andrey prikhodko together in the new episode of the program our g

green credentials? saying and doing behind the scenes -- green credentials?— -- green credentials? absolutely. absolutely. companies cannot risk— -- green credentials? absolutely. - companies cannot risk greenwashing. customers will sniff it out at ten paces, but also you've got really strong regulation and guidance coming through on this from du and the uk, what we work with clients on his, improve your green claim or lose it, really, and i think that is really important, because actually it has got to be authentic and need to be transparent with how you are progressing on these really important topics.— progressing on these really important topics. progressing on these really imortant toics. . ., ~ important topics. nicola, thank you for bein: important topics. nicola, thank you for being with _ important topics. nicola, thank you for being with us. _ important topics. nicola, thank you for being with us. it _ important topics. nicola, thank you for being with us. it is _ important topics. nicola, thank you for being with us. it is really - for being with us. it is really interesting to hear

party would never any young voters never get any young voters unless it went green. when unless it went green. so when greenen overnight and became obsessively green committed obsessively green and committed the country to all kinds of crazy targets, which cannot be met without doing immense damage and quite possibly do no good at all. and graham, where we are people, the people who govern us are not very bright. people, the people who govern us are not very bright . once you've are not very bright. once you've cracked that, you've cracked almost everything else. >> he's a harsh man and he graham sevilla, points out . graham sevilla, he points out. yeah. michelle fascinating. but what food and fuel? what about food and fuel? absolutely right . 13.6% is fuel absolutely right. 13.6% is fuel inflation in this country. how much of that do you reckon kerry briefly is to down greed, greed, deflation? well i think there is an element in which businesses, as you know, are putting their pnces as you know, are putting their prices up in this situation. >> they certainly will. and, you know, the fact that you know, eg

green-greens poured in there in a crowd, who came there with very beautiful ideas, and then these ideas began to turn into pure aggression, that is, absolutely pure aggression, that is, we are a minority, therefore, and you owe us everything uh, b. in general, we have always lived like hits, so we have, uh, the principles of a free life, free lions, love was always now do not take away. we have this and it gradually turned into same-sex marriages. and this i will remind of pedophilia, which was originally in the green partially still remains with these ideas. some of their politicians. well, when all this, in principle, ended. i mean, it's been a few years ago, well, about 5 years or six years ago, and it ended with this flow of refugees. this is also the work of angela merkel , and it turned out that in germany the left side , the left wing, the left party has practically disappeared instead of the right wing of the peasant democrats, who could always conservatively, but still hold the country , an alternative appeared for germany, which may be attractive from the russian point of view. well, it is still a populist party, and i would even say, in certain senses, reactionary. well, at least i have big sympathies. this party does not call. i'm talking about my personal opinion, and in the center the greens settled, who rallied the christian democrats around themselves into social democrats and are completely subordinate to ideas. well, if i say the us democratic party is there, well, i guess that's

green party. if we think— representing the green party. if we think back— representing the green party. if we i think back 30 to 40 years, the green party— think back 30 to 40 years, the green party came _ think back 30 to 40 years, the green party came out— think back 30 to 40 years, the green party came out of— think back 30 to 40 years, the green party came out of the _ think back 30 to 40 years, the green party came out of the pacifist - party came out of the pacifist movement _ party came out of the pacifist movement. but _ party came out of the pacifist movement. but now- party came out of the pacifist movement. but now with - party came out of the pacifist - movement. but now with russia's for in ukraine _ movement. but now with russia's for in ukraine the— movement. but now with russia's for in ukraine, the green— movement. but now with russia's for in ukraine, the green party- movement. but now with russia's for in ukraine, the green party were - in ukraine, the green party were part of— in ukraine, the green party were part ofthe— in ukraine, the green party were part of the g

uh, green, green light, the start of mass vaccination and some multi-billion-dollar purchases of american vaccines by the european union, and we have already talked about it, because everyone was talking about this during the broadcast of the briefing by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova , work is happening in the state duma right now. at it's peak. the lower house of parliament opened its autumn session. deputies are considering important bills. what exactly do we find out from our correspondent varvara nevskaya she works on okhotny ryad and now the barbarian is in touch with us. hello how did the first day of work of the state duma begin? good morning. that's right, the autumn session opened today in the state duma. deputies. at the moment , the first plenary session is being held after a long summer vacation, and traditionally, the plenary session began with the performance of the national anthem. well, after that the speaker of the state duma addressed the deputies, promising that the work in the current session would be very intense. toda

uh so i know which color i need and uh, what kind of do i need the i'm working on that green green piece right now, a piece would be in color. so these are some of the concept collected joseph to look good because when they for that last, when i watched with them, they felt very, very fragile. shortly after getting the cons and or finding them up like this one. uh i wash them and then i forwarded them in to have all of them in have them. but they never asked me to forget like us menu cards as low as possible so that they can talk to them. because cutting one by one takes a lot of time. so of just pulling them in the district my see this and then i catch it. so i would just go line by line, the fish this waving. so each run the i, i take the medium that i've already shred, and then a drainage with the wire mesh. so for step by creating a line by joining that describes all of them before i step like squeezing out for this defect cause finds wood floors. uh that, you know, making a friend came when i was a walk in the village, i saw a friend of ours thinking about uh, delva entitlement. wha

uh, green, green light, the start of mass vaccination and some kind of multi-billion purchases of americanhe european union, and we have already talked about it, because everyone was talking about it ; this was a broadcast of a briefing by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova. right now there is work in the state duma. at it's peak. the lower house of parliament opened its autumn session. deputies are considering important bills. which ones exactly will we find out from our correspondent varvara nevskaya and she works at okhotnaya ryad and now varvar is in touch with us. hello how did your first day of work in the state duma begin? morning that's right , the state duma opened today. axis deputies are currently holding their first plenary session after a long summer vacation, and

green to china or indonesia. because the transport costs by land would be far too expensive. right? on the ukranian slovak border green alliance has purchased this loading terminal here. the green has to be reloaded onto a narrow, or european standard wagons. that costs time and a lot of money. the green alliance managers are under pressure. they have to sell their goods and keep the business running so that they can pay those $700.00 employees. there is 12 month cycle and we have to continue. and to continue it, we need to export drain. we need to sell it to get any proceeds. it's not just about money, but about employment that about texas. it's about over all the gone, the mill for crane and the economy of companies. the slovak farmers who work their fields right next to the loading terminal, support your brains, fight against the russian oppressors. but they're suffering from the drop in grain prices triggered by the brain, imports from ukraine to him, i spoke. i can only sell his $200.00 tons of weed from last year at a significant discount. he hopes the prices will go up again and his grain doesn't go multi before then. so for our company is to sell a lot of green to polan

green. ukraine, exported 2900000 tons to spain. and no, far behind it came china and turkey, 650000 tons work, split it to egypt, and 300000 tons to germany. now that the green deal has ended you crate and farmers need to transport grain overland by poland. flow back you hungary, romania and fold area. but these countries already fighting back against the flight of green, by introducing import stops, a russian rocket attacks a green silos of the printing company, rein alliance, spoiling 16000 tons of wheat. the attack was recorded by one of the company surveillance cameras. green alliance grows wheat, rape seat, and may use on their 60000 hector's of land before the war. the harvest towards ship, from the harbour of odessa to china and came the leisure. but that's changed since rushes blockade of the black sea port t leads. and we think general it was going to indonesia and markets. china was primaries, markets for, for form. ukraine, unfortunately is not there because so making the, the west coast bar. so it was like seaports, closed is not still possible brought us lava. the capital of slovakia we used to green alliance managers have come from hours long meetings with customers who want to buy green before the war. the big contracts from china in indonesia, but now they have to struggle to find new customers, you know, where we're located. and so i

green. >> wanda anita green. >> elaine myra greenburg. >> donald freeman green. >> gail r. green. >> james arthur green leaf, jr. >> my brother kevin james murphy. we love and miss you. we know you are with us every day. we have had the seeing of beth's strength and the incredible job she has done and how proud you are of your family. we are grateful to be part of their lives. they are close and loving as a family can be and your spirit lives on with them. i would also like to thank everyone who has been part of this memorial service for the past 22 years. you have been here with us to pay tribute to our loved ones and to make sure they are remembered and honored. over the years, you have treated us with respect and with compassion. your actions allow us to keep our focus on our family members who are no longer with us. thank you all for being here with us. may god bless you and may god bless america. [applause] >> and my grandfather, firefighter robert james crawford. being your granddaughter is something i will always be so grateful for and a title i'm blessed to have. i'm

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greens elected, because a million votes ought not to just lead to one green mp. in other systems, that would have led to 20 mps, 30 mps, and that would have been a transformation. there's no doubt that's true, and we'll talk about the way in which greenes and green movements in other parts of europe which have proportional representation systems have managed to find much more power and influence than you and your party have in the united kingdom. but before we get there, would it not be wise for you, in terms of practical politics, to accept that during your tenure as an mp, the glass hasn't been entirely empty? it's actually, in many ways, been at least half—full, and things have moved quite a long way. we have a british government that is committed to net—zero by 2050. the energy transition is well under way. the proportion of renewables now in the uk energy mix is something that was unimaginable even 15 years ago. why don't you stress the positives more? i'm very happy to stress the positives. i'd go further and take some credit alongside my green party colleagues for actually pushing the other parties, whether we're actually in parliament or whether we're in local authorities, to go further and faster. and i think greens have bee

green energy that we generate. we can build a green. i'm going yeah. i with the house green for us for the ship's us the past to that. so this is something that would be very passionate about. we build the 1st when found in the kids right. now we're doing the 1st thing from age of what you put in there. you know, uh, demonstrating the, the, the, the, the importance of public, private partnerships, the importance of blended finance. the importance of collaboration with several partners too big to just come to life cannot figure a gypsy is own costs to the base. the hope is that it can become fully dependent on renewable energy. how easy is it to replicate such projects elsewhere on the continent? so i mean, it depends on the, on the commitment of the government. i think it'd be a good way to understand it repeatedly to is to tell you a bit more about what we did into so, and you want to partner with a green hon investigates which is a state entity we provide the development capital to do is that what you need to, i'm part of that was, it was shooting a public private pop purc

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green peas. [dynamic guitar music] and right now is the season. and they love these green peas here in season. and they serve them with ham. - oh! this looks amazing. - arbeyos. it's perfect. ♪ ♪ - oh... - croquette. ♪ ♪ everybody says that asturias has the best croquetas anywhere in spain... - really? everybody says that? - everybody, especially the people in asturias. - yeah, i would guess. - [stammers] [laughter] you see how creamy. good taste. ♪ ♪ ah, mussels. perfect. - clams. - they make a great steak, done with bleu cheese, right on top. cabrales on top of the steak. it's kind of the sauce happens right on the plate. - mm-hmm, okay. - it's amazing. [speaking spanish] ♪ ♪ - so, you want the whole cheese to spoon-- - yeah. it heavy, yeah? it heavy. it's spicy! - [laughs] - oh, no, i like spicy. - oh, buh-buh, buh-buh-buh-buh, no. [speaking spanish] ♪ ♪ - josé? ♪ ♪ - i love all the opinions. everybody's highly opinionated, as they should be. and nobody's gonna agree with anybody, only because, why to agree? - yeah, well, any place where people argue about food is a good place. ♪ ♪ so, once a year, twice a year you come? - yeah, well, at least once a year, but sometimes, i only show up for two, three hours. - really? - yeah. i close the eyes, i breathe in, breathe out, and, like, i'm home. especially when i go in the mountains. i love to be around people, because i have a lot of energy, and i like to feed off of the energy of the people too, and give energy away... - right. - but sometimes, i need my moments of solitude. i know you like moments of solitude too. they are powerful moments. - yeah, but i'm not walking up a mountain. - [stammers] you'll see. and i'm gonna be taking you probably to the heart of asturias... - oh, yeah? - it's where i feel the happiest. - so i gotta hike up a mountain? is that what you're saying? - well, i'll make a decent you. okay, we need more cider. 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[soft guitar music] - i mean, you show all of us that it's worth it to go to the end of the world for the right food... and for the right stories. - well, in this case, yes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ do you know how to play this game? - tony, i've seen these often. i've never played in my life. ♪ ♪ - [speaking spanish] ♪ ♪ - so it has to be over the line? - over the line, very important. - right, okay, good. - so, it has to hit that sur-- we know that. - all right. but it's okay if you hit any pin? but it can bounce? - it can bounce, yeah. eh? [woman speaking spanish] so the ball has to go spinning, so when it touches, the spin will take the ball... - right, i can do that. - probably no. ♪ ♪ - [speaking spanish] i cannot believe this is the first time. yeah, sí, vamonos. - eso... cuatro! muy bien! ♪ ♪ - all right. not bad. - try to beat that. - okay. [exciting guitar music] - look it, look it... with the hand, a little bit of a spin. [grunts] ♪ ♪ - tres! tres! 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[light music] to me, this is probably one of the most difficult things to do. look at how he's hitting the rim of the glass. look at all the oxygen that they're putting. look at--i mean, i love this tradition. and he doesn't even look at the glass. come on. he's like a jedi. ♪ ♪ - [speaks spanish] that's beautiful. - oricios. sea urchin. - yeah. ♪ ♪ - you know what, i'd kill for these. - mmm. holy crap. ♪ ♪ this is one of my favorite things on earth. good sea urchin. - me too. - mmm. - probably this is one of the best animals we have in the ocean. - right. - oricios. - oricios. ♪ ♪ - traditionally, i like to eat them raw, but in asturias, the vast majority of the people, they like them put into water... - really? - for a few seconds. this is plancha. and this is very much the cooking of spain, the cooking of asturias. the seafood will be raw, will be a slightly boil, or will be done on the flattop, quick, fast. - right. - [speaks spanish] - the centollo: the spider crab. - oh, yeah... - where is instagram? - yeah, i'm on it. - boom. - i'm on it, dude. i'm getting a zoom shot. people complain about my pans... - [laughs] - but i'm going in for a zoom. going in for the close. - boom. - oh, yeah. - okay, my man. ♪ ♪ - this... - this is unbelievable. - is what i'm talking about. - this is one of the best centollos i've seen in a long time. - oh, i mean, it's unbelievable. - are you smelling? smell this. smell. - yeah. - do you understand? this is the smell of seafood. ♪ ♪ sometimes, we forget that it doesn't matter how good is the seafood or fresh. i don't care if it's the catch of the day. if it's overcooked, it's gone. ♪ ♪ [man speaking spanish] - we got percebes. - gooseneck barnacles, my boy. - sweet! - [speaks spanish] - all right. - [laughs] all right. - what, we're going swimming for those things later? - you want to? - what, do you just dive right in with a speedo and rip them off the wall, right? - yep. - easy. - no. 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[wind whooshing] [tranquil music] ♪ ♪ - well, you told me asturias was beautiful, but, uh, man, you didn't lie. it is amazing. i can't believe these, like, farmhouses all the way up these mountains. - there are no farmhouses. it's where the shepherds stay for weeks at a time sometimes, taking care of the herd, of the goats, of the sheep, of the cows. their cheeses are made with the three milks. ♪ ♪ and asturias has the biggest concentration of cheese makers anywhere in the world, period. ♪ ♪ and we use the land like nobody. especially using the caves to cure them is brilliant. ♪ ♪ not a lot of places in the world that you have something like this, caves that produce, for centuries, amazing cheese. ♪ ♪ - do you think you could do a cheese-themed, like, uh, theme park? - that can be fun. - a giant volcano of cheese... - [laughs] - take little boats around in a fondue pot. - i don't know, but you know what i think sometimes? - yeah? - you know, "apocalypse now"... - yes. - when marlon brando-- i don't remember what was the name of the-- - kurtz. colonel kurtz. - yeah! - walter e. kurtz. - and they finally find him... - right. right. - living in that cave? i always dreamed, like, one day, i'm good gonna end in a place like this... - but just surrounded by chee-- it'll be a cheese cave. - surrounded by cheese and living alone. and maybe one day, my friend eric ripert and tony bourdain visited me, before i lose control of my mind. - so, wait a minute, i'm seeing this. you're dressed all in black. we shave your head. you're sitting in this dark cheese cave. eric ripert playing corporal willard comes to kill you. finds you surrounded by all of these fantastic cheeses. i'd play the dennis hopper role, of course. - it's gonna happen. i see it happening. [richard wagner's "ride of the valkyries"] [indistinct radio chatter] ♪ ♪ - you ever seen a snail crawl across the edge of a straight razor? ♪ ♪ - i can just see eric now, dressed in fatigue, saying, "they said your methods are unsound." - man, why do you always finish your beer and i barely begin? - [sighs] professional. i'm seriously liking this cheese. you export these, right? - spain, oh, yeah, big exports. - yeah. - like, this one is cabrales, which always was my favorite. - but that is, like, super funky, right? - cabrales? i love it. i do really love cabrales. - this is really lovely. this is fantastic. it just all depends on how far into the funk zone you go. - and look at--look at-- look at--look at this. it's almost, like, green first salmon caught on the river. - el campano. the first salmon of the season. yeah. campano. [ethereal music] today, for the entire day, around the rivers of asturias, hundreds of fishermen trying to get the permit in a kind of an auction, in a kind of a lottery, where they are gonna grant them certain parts of the river... - right. - and only for 30 minutes, one hour at a time, depending how many fishermen show up. - siete. - no commercial fishermen? - [speaks spanish] - only the campano. ♪ ♪ - the old days, salmon was plentiful. and the first salmon is called el campano, and el campano means, really, from the bells that will ring on the churches near the river where the salmon was caught, not as a celebration of the salmon, but as a way to tell everybody that salmons are back. "let's go back to the river and fish them, 'cause that is the food we are waiting for." ♪ ♪ i get super emotional when i think-- take a look at all these photos. i remember watching those same photos of my g

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thursday, by the way, this is jupiter and it is also green, dark green is a symbol of hope.s ruled by venus, it is about love and forgiveness. and it's blue. well , looking forward to finally, we got to saturday. on saturday we wear cherry hue means anxiety and sadness. you are worried and sad on saturday this light is determined by the tour is very fickle and changeable planet therefore charges people with anxiety and brings confusion into our lives. but on sunday you can wear a bright red color of grace and blessings. but this is some element of clothing, as it is worn fabric. it is customary for us to tie in a special way. it's called a sampod. there are several styles of bindings. you can tie it like a skirt, then you get a sarunk. and here it is, how it works, but you can twist it with a tourniquet and skip between the legs get pants to ben gen wears both men and women. well, ready to dress up on saturday. well, just to the vile queen well, this is straight royally, i love to dress up women to insist and look beautifully around. well, finally, my favorite heading is foo

she is a green green ball with a bushy tail of gas and dust and was named no-shimura in honor of thest, every day the comet shines brighter and brighter . now there are about nine magnitudes for comets. they are best observed in the morning, and the most keen-sighted ones can see it even without telescopes to the ground. they are ordinary celestial bodies, the closest will be to the middle of the week ; scientists are monitoring the movements of their rare guests in novosibirsk along with telescopes for students. directed upward every day, a very beautiful comet will leave an impression that will probably last a lifetime. accordingly, i will do a project. eh, also here in nku with the help of the observatory. a project also on astrophysics, comet neshimura is not periodically moving at approximately 30-40 km/s. now it is flying around the southern hemisphere of observation. these they allow, uh, more precisely, and for example, the composition, but these uh comets and well, from similar bodies, in fact , the planet of the system they arise after a two-week business trip a comet near

green industry. the change _ opportunities in green industry. the change in _ opportunities in green industry. revolution, and i'm confident we can lead the world now as _ i'm confident we can lead the world now as we — i'm confident we can lead the world now as we did then. i will have no truck— now as we did then. i will have no truck with — now as we did then. i will have no truck with anyone saying we lack ambition — truck with anyone saying we lack ambition. there's nothing ambitious about— ambition. there's nothing ambitious about simply asserting a goal for a short-term — about simply asserting a goal for a short—term headline without being honest _ short—term headline without being honest about the sacrifices involved and without any meaningful debate about _ and without any meaningful debate about how we get there. the climate change _ about how we get there. the climate change committee have rightly said you don't— change committee have rightly said you don't reach net zero simply by wishing _ you don't reach net zero simply by wishing it~ — you don't reach net zero simply by wishing

the medium-term prospects , taking into account the fact that the world is coming to green - for a green economy and greencluding a monster such as china, then russian oil is quite expensive, it will be needed only by a small number of countries , that is, i am talking about the fact that resource and there will be no technological base in the russian federation for you to quickly restore, let’s say so, with their presence in the form of ships, boats and other means in the black sea, that’s one story, another story, one of the strategic goals , it will be nato members, and of course we have to achieve this because this is the only guarantee for us that there will be no next war, friends , a short break for a few minutes, we will return to the important conversation , the chevrons that bring victory closer, our ukraine is fighting, polissya holds the shield of the north, all the top stands heroically under the constant shelling the black sea defends the outposts of the south and the sea front on the dnieper region defends the humanitarian rear on the dnieper i provide first aid poltava region treats podill

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