later go back and recheck these same spots for additional hatching. from and then after you've heated warnings and found that your land needs control pack the best tools the job, learn how by attending the demonstrations. join your neighbors and come out to examine the new equipment. grasshopper infestation, a community problem and neighbors get together they can anything including bugs. but the experts show you how by controlling grasshoppers on your own land, you help yourself, your neighbors and your community. not only for the current crop season, but for years to come. learn how to use the equipment or how to get the best out of your old machine controlling the grasshopper on. your land is your responsive, but your community behind you advising, encourage, teaching your community sure that enough insecticide is available, that the sprayer market is adequate, that there are demonstrations, that commercial spray operators are in the area. remember the grasshopper is on your farm, are your bugs to live with or to get rid of? it's up to you. experts

they have exited the hatch and started their spacewalk officially at 7:14 central time. did some buddy checks and made sure they had all their tools attached to them. you can see there attached to his body restraint tether, koichi wakata has a cable bag in tow. right now he's heading to the s-4 truck. he'll leave that cable bag there and go to the 1-b work site. they're splitting up to begin with. koichi wakata is going to drop off that bag and finish up tightening some bolts on the fully constructed mounting platform that's on the 1-b truck. he has to use that pistol grip tool or cordless drill to tighten some bolts. not much work there. it's just going to take the first hour of his task while nicole mann, we'll be that over, she will go directly to the 1-a work site with the strut bag in tow. she will begin the construction there. while koichi wakata finishes up the construction on the 1-b site. and then for the remainder of today's spacewalk, the two will focus on working together to construct that mounting platform on the 1-a channel. >> c-span is your unfilted view

, hatch bottom is messed up to put it that way. mud, they're going to have to build the road. so they're trying to get all these wagons, all these horses and every artillery. and so now what happens is sturgis says to grierson, take 4000 cavalry right up the hill, get up to the crossroads and check things out. and we are going to be moving through the hatch. you bottom it. i will send the troops through. okay. now, this is the interesting thing about it. it's a bit of controversy. some people say that for us knew the night before and he told one of his officers, it's going to be hot tomorrow and it's not going to rain and it's going to be humid. any of y'all ever been to mississippi in the summertime? it gets humid, it's hot, the whole thing. and they're wearing wool all right. so here they are trying to move down through here and forest is, you know, forces said, oh, this is going to happen. he's going to send his cavalry out first. we're going to take them out. and then the he'll call on the infantry and they'll go running to the

if we are talking about the hatch now, you are sitting the hatch, you open the hatch, and you open it start the evacuation of passengers and we will start, we will tell you what commands to say and you will do it all, that it's harder to be just, uh , a flight attendant or to be a senior flight attendant, and i don't know, i think that's it, that's it. it's equally exciting, but being a senior guide. this is more organizational work. when you organize yourself, you collect documents, and you control all the processes, you control the conductors. but nevertheless, if some unitary situation happens, then, of course, you will not pass by this situation. you will definitely get involved well with him. and why power is distributed from the cockpit to the tail, and not vice versa. and how to offer the beginning from the tail or why will i tell you? why, because i always thought that it was more technologically advanced to carry power from the tail to the cockpit. i can explain why this is so, it seems to me that the cart has gone from the tail and the people who have already eaten and drank

, galloons and courtyard frontal facades, hatched at the centers rounded and right-angled rosalites onovered with self-supporting tented ducks with creases, the courtyard central rosalite, cut through by high parabolic window openings and oval hatches, will be poured, completed with a balustrade and a sculpturally fussy composition with decorative vases along the mish yard, flooded along the front. . in the hunt for a balcony near the decor of the facade, high figured panels and discarded foliage are uprooted. sandriks cartouches garlands of rustic elements, most give, chiseled and rare for the belarusian speech of storkness is a cortush on the central resolite, and to this potato e, not looking at the changing hour of the war, formidable pirozhkoda. i was able to capture, uh, two chiralpic stories on foot - these are the polish eagle and the others are the color of the getta. dick kind. yakir volodau in this palace. we can hit a horseman with a spear, then it could be yuri a snake pie, yakinoleum kind, i am a red quarter from the word bundle. cool. eh, can you see the forged papers fr

philip: no, not anymore than the hatch act and the supreme court withheld the hatch act.hink we are not trying to get rid of the political speech of a public employee. i think what raises constitutional issues of loyalty is when public employees organize politically to change the policies of government for their own benefit and i think that should be disallowed. susan: most of these decisions are state-level, recognizing unions of public employees state municipalities. isn't there a federalism question the court would have to overcome with that? philip: well -- >> the powers enumerated. philip: the constitution article four says it will guarantee a republican form of government. you cannot give away your governing authority to any private group such as a union. that is what the federal constitution says. that overcomes -- there is no federalism question because federalism doesn't go there. anymore than interstate commerce . interstate commerce the federal government has to be involved. but the constitution specifically says one thing we cannot tolerate in this new union i

destination from the airport all the way up to north salt lake address and she was dropped off at hatch park in north salt lake, just before 3 am. >> a park? at 3 am? why would mackenzie come here? and just as important, why would a driver leave a young woman alone, burdened with luggage, at a park in the middle of the night? who would do such a thing? it was detective sayes job to track down the driver. who she discovered, was not so easy to find. >> we were like, is this guy dodging us? >> coming up -- mackenzie's friends have a terrifying theory about why she's missing. >> i assumed that the lyft driver abducted her. >> and here's one reason why. >> her last text message that we recovered was at 2:58, prior to her arrival arriving at the hatch park location. and that was the last activity ever we had on her phone. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make a stand. ♪and i'm feelin' good.♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-

hatch and his crew 1st collect samples near the ship, then slowly fan out the gather a total of $1000.00 samples. then although oh, so good we as we are on the brink of an ecological disaster tonight, more than 400000 square meters of the sea floor have been contaminated with oil. that's equivalent to at least 40 soccer pitches. these jars used to contain jam or pickles. now benedict patch uses them to store his samples. parts of the baltic, sea floor contaminated with crude oil, catalogued with the exact location and date of discovery. these are samples from november 2021. a black sticky mass. huh? yeah, yeah, but i asked like a book papa, you go me mazar annoyance to these fuels may be heavier than water. yes sir, but they also contain substances that a light of them water vessel which float upwards to frustration of all this produces a huge slick will not should be good at schools. we will get there must be around a 1000 tons of fuel shops. so about a 1000000 kilograms liter of medium kilogram of the 80 year old fuel is visible as an oil slick on the surface of the water. it's only a

with yaks, you are baptized as if they were called hatches.ot the round-shaped little houses of the agency, which were decorative on the floor, various for lightening with sacks, but away the hallway, embittered with garlands and pink stucco elements. which accompaniments from show more architecture, borovka, spilled crept into murmuring contrast with the non-squeaky roaring at the svyatopolk chetvertinsky palation, so the most characteristic larynx from classicism to gothic and skill to romanesque farewells. and the decorative you in the facade are the carved nakshtalt of the theatrical barrier abunavad backdrop, yakizatulyaya volume bottle fantasy with the customer 's pertinent pratsy and marconi strayed from the wise gel plans with cunningly smooth three-piece avals and pentagrams. gt plans, not a tower in and of themselves, aleens give impetus to a mejacan dynamic exterior. i will be symmetrical and the patient okhotny rosalip is the former. e, the layer is saber-shaped and not round and not flat and not faceted, everything in this form an

of small chicks and hatching of eggs, so nothing unusual and penguins and penguins live their lives,morning and hunted for e-e, now they protect their dung, the rest of them were not looted and they live quite well here around the volodymyr station, this time i see that you are showing a video that you published it and actually i wanted to ask if you expected such a reaction because in ukraine they wrote about an influx of penguins at the vernadskyi station penguins attack our polar explorers they dig trenches in order to defend themselves from them, you expected such a reaction and well, you didn’t expect such a reaction i expected uh well, i signed the video and the antarctic center also signed that it's hot and well, it's not true that we dig trenches to protect ourselves from penguins, but some media just started buying this video without a description and it went viral very quickly . in fact, it's just a road to the wharf, one of these we use, and uh, penguins even well, they don't go to this area and it doesn't interfere with them, so you see how everything is about the hare ye

now benedict hatch uses them to store his samples. parts of the baltic, sea floor contaminated with crude oil, catalogued with the exact location and date of discovery. these are samples from november 2021. a black sticky mass. yes. is the book property will move on to the field may be heavier than water? yes. but they also contain substances that a lighter than water which float upwards for jason, this produces a huge slick will not should be good for who will grow. there must be around a 1000 tons of fuel sean, so so about a 1000000 kilograms liter of 1000000 kilogram of the 80 year old fuel is visible as an oil slick on the surface of the water. it's only a matter of time before it washes up on beaches. just of the this is the place where i've spent many years of my life is of the i often walk along the beach with my wife to her granddaughter also loves coming here with us. you do, but then you put it would be in irreparable loss if we couldn't do that anymore. so some people say that fish from this area doesn't need to be fried in

- to be hatched.that's absolutely amazing. there's about 2000 in there, and don't forget there will be another 2000 at sea getting food to come back to relieve the parent that's sitting either with the egg or with the chick that's already been hatched. - there are rocks around these penguins. what's the explanation for that? - the warden waits until he sees where the colony is because they move a little bit every year, and then he will put a ring of rocks around the egg site and we dare not go inside those rocks, otherwise we're in big trouble. people could walk in amongst the penguins when they were breeding, and consequently, you'd find loads of abandoned eggs every morning because there was no respect for them. now that doesn't happen. - are you afraid that this could turn into disneyland or "penguin land"? - if there was a road put all the way from stanley down here, which the landowner would have to pay for, then what would happen if you got, i don't know... say 20 coaches coming down, 30 coaches

ka try to open the hatch. take it, try to open the hatch. are you from animal welfare? for thank you won't you be drunk? not he, too, is already concreted, everything is not working. but what to do? well, i’m telling you what to do, now we’ll glue it, that’s all, so that it doesn’t suffer. well what's the matter? well, do something, please, we can't get it. i already explained to you, you know, the hatch does not open. fyodor lavrov in the serial film chaliapin from february 13 at 21:20 my name is marina i do n’t know, the main fan, this is my grandmother, when the star invited me here, she was in shock, she just forgave him. take care of your husbands. we really need songs from the bottom of our hearts evening shows by andrey 18.0 on the channel, russia whether you like it or not, but we will get married on new year's eve , miracles happen at once two long-awaited gift two big premieres. well, why does uncle yura need a bottle no, well, what are you doing there? no, well, what are you and for bottles or what? sorry. infection shop if that. call. and if dima comes, you

so, and if an open hatch is an open hatch, well , there are traffic cops who, probably, can organizeraffic with the help of open hatches. we know such cases. well, all of a sudden, some work is going on there and the sign rodion . you will have to make a difficult choice, because everything that, in my opinion, in principle, can be heard here, including the correct answer of your rivals. and we have something will sound. let's, let's, let's behave . and i know, i already told them a lot of things. a hmm well, i have two working options. in fact, it is still either a fence with the help of another car. this is how motion machines really are set up. here is the second point. i think it's closer to the people who interviewed them. i hope they did it on the road. and the fact that when an accident really happens, and if people don’t have a sign and we have a lot to see, then they pull out, only a canister of water and put here on the road so that it was an obstacle. it seems to me that the team is checking the canister. i think, of course, who is behind the canister. i am trying to attac

well, such bottles are a monumental double-surfaced booth, covered with a mansard dakh with hellown hatchesnd courtyard front facades, rounded at the center and on the sides with right-angled rosalites, covered with independent tented ducks with creases . rosalite, cut through by high parabolic window openings and oval hatches, cut through by a balustrade and a sculptural composition with decorative vases; in the campaign, the balcony near the decor of the facade was cut out by high figured panels and from stitched foliage. sandriks, cartouches , garlands, sizes, elements; resolite e, not looking at the changing hour of the war, formidable pie-cods. i was able to capture, uh, two chiraldy foot plots. this is the polish eagle and the other is the color of the getta. coat of arms of the family, yaks, waving with this palace. we can hit a horseman with a spear, then it could have been yuri a snake pie, yakinoleum to the yakras family in a quarter from the word bundle. cool. e, you can show yourself, e, forgers over torn ones. on the edges of the rivers there is a certain significant important

and hatch said the fact that this irish catholic, liberal. from boston and b, you know not a liberal not an irish catholic, not from boston that we be able to work together. he said. i thought at first that it was some sort of miracle. then i realized that this is who ted kennedy was and that but there was a thought that went into that. i mean, that brain of his was analyze. each one of these guys. what did hugh scott need back in pennsylvania right after watergate, as a moderate republican? why hugh scott, the republican leader, would come across the aisle. he would join with on a campaign finance bill because the republican party in the senate desperately needed this. and hugh scott in pennsylvania desperately needed this. so analyzing each one of these senators and what their needs were was a very important part in putting together this kind of and they by the way, that bill that and this is another lesson that bill was held the campaign finance bill was hailed on the front page of the new york times as the bill that would end the influenc

this is a hatch. this is a gaslif.t to open it - this is a system that works clearly inside the ass itself. we didn't touch. you told me you told me that you planned with frescoes to highlight only the area of ​​the bed in the fire. yes, in the process of work. i was so carried away by all this that i decided to satiate this room with this sharp, but made a small castling, just from the head of the bed we will not have a cod. there will be a slightly different solution. as a result, birds and butterflies settled on the wall and they certainly, well, i don’t know some kind of vacation, or something, the mood here creates such a romantic period for our heroes, and i wanted it to last as long as possible and to some extent i tried to express in exactly the finishes. stan, looking at this fresco. you start to think, yeah, if there are such colors in this mural, then a door is needed. well, let it be green. that's how the leaves are on this fresco, and therefore it seems that the unexpected choice of the color of the door,

first, hatched chicks can after a few hours, leave the nest with their parents.s a very dangerous time for helpless babies. if a fox approaches the nest, what is the safest place under the mother's wing? this time the arctic fox does not even pay attention to the geese in the dense thickets of dwarf willow. he noticed something much more attractive. this lemmin is a very appetizing prey for the arctic fox, it seems to the birds that you can relax. but for a short time , another predator appears. goose, i can handle this large beast, fortunately wolverine does not touch the pleasure chicks with one egg. for young geese - this is the last opportunity to get strength before a long journey with their parents. they will soon go to the tundra. there are large lakes where you can find shelter and food. the way there is long and tiring , some flocks cover a distance of 70 km in any weather. july is the warmest month in the arctic flat tundra at this time there is food for everyone, not only for geese. these arctic foxes living in the mountains have only two cubs and for

well, i tried. 0k, down the hatch. nick tries out a 1,000—year—old delicacy in turkey. we're talking tortoise on the coast of senegal. why is he called bill, can i ask? because he arrived the month where bill clinton was elected. so you are named after a president! hello, and welcome to morocco and the historic city that's sometimes known as the country's cultural capital, fez. from its medinas and mosques to its madrassas, fez is steeped in cultural heritage — so much so that the medina of fez is listed as a world heritage site. mind—blowing! absolutely incredible. this is the attarine madrasa. it goes back to the 14th century, and it is perhaps the best example of what they call zellij. zellij is a style of mosaic tile work made from individually hand—chiselled pieces that is found all across morocco, as well as parts of tunisia, algeria and southern spain. the detail — tiny, tiny detail. the art form dates back over 1,000 years, but the more intricate and colourful designs, which have become synonymous with moroccan architecture, were developed in the 14th century. d

and this is how the hatch of the soul or not the hatch, here, well, somehow such a miracle from childhoodually grew up in the village. e animals. i love that kind of schizophrenia has gone only in recent years. well, perhaps there was an opportunity a little. well, you know, this is not a cheap pleasure, after all, dreams are dreams, but realities are realities. maya come here. may, come here. t-shirt this is a hairy girl gomel regional ecology gave us a little relaxed state, thrown to the production of fate. here we are, probably for two months they fed goat's milk with a nipple every 3 hours at a temperature of 37 °, well, she grew up in may, come here, come here. come here, come here, baby, bread without yeast, fresh, carrots, always washed and cut not with wheels, but along because it cannot take an animal in its hand and worry, t-shirt, let's go eat, eat mine . the family supported the idea, of course, but they don't think there will be a scale. they thought that i bought one or two bikes that would be enough. well, i didn't think that was enough. and here every month, individual aft

liberate the occupied territories from the local population as soon as possible, but the nazis had been hatchingsuch plans for a long time. it was under the slogan of the exclusivity of the german nation and the need to expand living space for the population of germany that hitler came to power. top secret only for command from hitler's speech at a meeting in the imperial chancellery on november 5, 1937 for there can be only one way to solve the german question, the way of violence. germany's goal is to seize living space in the east and harmonize it mercilessly. on august 9, 1940, hitler issued an order to prepare for the blitzkrieg; it must be carried out before the winter of 1941 in history. it entered as a plan, and in the baosta buildup of forces in the east. among its priorities, it was planned to clear the greater and western part of the soviet union from 31 million people, to deport beyond the urals up to 46-501 million people, and 14 million remaining there they dream of defeating the russians as a people. belarusians were also understood as russians, 75% of them should be destroyed, an

this one hatched on the beach of costa rica store to where own national park. it's one of the animals most important nesting sites on the caribbean coastline of central america. ploy taylor lives in tor to guido. when the turtles hatch the patrols the beach to protect them, things used to be very different from the lead o'donnell that way. so it was an isolated place for survival, didn't revolve around money like it does today with tourism. and so we have mr. kill the turtles. we 8 eggs away the meat like we ate. the fin was the turtles have already traveled up to 2000 kilometers by the time they arrive at the beach to lay their eggs in the portal where national park for different species of sea turtles lay their eggs on tor to wear or beach. including hawks bill and leather back turtles. gloria aguiro is a biologist with a tor to wear of sea turtle conservancy. she's concerned because climate change is making the sand warmer and the higher the temperature, the fewer males are born. this poses yet another danger to the turtles. survival name you don't to hit th

instantly, things went into slow l motion and i saw an aircraft fire — fire above the hatch, and youier — i it looks like a skyhawk. bang and then whoosh. i must�*ve been picked up and thrown about 10—15 foot. bang, the ship got hit. i got hit in the chest with a forklift truck. i fell over, got knocked out. the ship lit up. pure brilliant white. a light went off — you could feel a whoosh and the heat. - running into the tank deck, i was immediately picked up and then thrown back out the way i came. the smoke, the chaos. panic struck in. we ended up in a pile of men in the corner of this foot well. the boys at the bottom of the pile were fine, i was in the middle, and the boys at the top were much more burnt as such, yeah. took a couple of gulps of fresh air, had a look. "where's steve jones?" hmm. went back in, he's under the bloody ship's door. took five of us to lift the bloody door off, got him out. i was about — approximately with 20 other men then, and i was in the middle of this corridor. we had to crouch down cos of the smoke. the water through the broken pipes is on the floo

the cargo hatch unexpectedly opened. there were 25 passengers and six crew members.nately, no one was hurt, but some of the luggage fell out and was lost without return. a large fire occurred today in kogalym in the building of the dormitory of the oil enterprise, automatic smoke column was visible for several kilometers, at the moment, open fire, 13 people were liquidated and evacuated. winter leash in lukhovitsy near moscow oka spilled at -20 cut off residents of several villages the situation, by the way, is close to critical, while water continues to arrive immediately after our release, watch the socio-political talk show 60 minutes, and at 203 20 on our channel the evening with vladimir solovyov will continue the political agenda. well, right after the big news today. watch the new episodes from the sklifosovsky tv series, the main character is waiting for cool twists of fate. he starts working in medicine as a catastrophe, and colleagues and relatives also have ups and downs in their personal and professional lives today two episodes at once start at 21. all t

opened at the confluence with the plane, and the cargo hatch on that plane is 26, this is the tail part of the fuselage, it is on everyone, the tail part is wide and the luggage fell out. and this is a 40-year-old plane. i was standing in the corridor, uh, if you didn’t fasten the seats between the seats, it would fly like a bird, so there’s such an exhaust, so, oh, imagine if the tail part opened, and it would only pull out like that, so the second case means with the newest plane , bass of the last generation wants 320, but neo , that is the last model of the four-year production means that the toilet in the flight left the shores well, well, there is the problem. they somehow solved it in such and such a way. yes, they closed the nose there, yes. well, and all the other problems they plow and plow with them and what they do means ah-ah they are official airlines. they applied to the state for permission, which means, uh, to start removing parts from the planes that are in reserve there, because they have 600 planes, and they generally belong to foreign companies. so we were talking a

that way they may hatch ideas about how to improve their society. so that's what i call inspiration. and it was all architecture must fulfill a social purpose. other buildings must make us feel at home, 0 and safe off name and as of yet, once you're born food dying, he's happy to share his architectural expertise in 2017 because this kelly began giving classes at munich technical university and also teaches at the theme as harvard graduate school of design ah, after a long, hard day, what's better than it shrink? the trains in ghana additional spurts has become a theater at the modern social scene. this is stacey to my brother. i. i am turning on the street one of the busiest suburbs that are crack ghana for centuries. the low closing gun is still does have live locally known as a courtesy, as a strong asap tis which makes drinking a bit difficult. ah, this is spectacular part in this area, but i've been able to transform the rowing drink into a variety of tasting called pills that has gone into a lot of interest from both locals. unfortunate, let's

and kennedy loved hatch. he gets up and says of all of the horrible, stupid, outrageous things that orrin hatch has ever said, this seems to be the least horrible, stupid thing. which was the best thing he was ever going to say on behalf of hatch. so i like it better than the others but i will take that on as a friendly amendment, a real possibility. i think 36 would not achieve some of the features that i am going for. >> so back there. andy hawks. professor, the recent commission on the supreme court refused to endorse any form of term limits for justices. did you have a chance to present your proposal to the commission? >> i did. we did three podcast episodes. the first one, we sketched out 18 years. the second one was called 18 arguments for 18 years and a second episode called witness in the center square. it went back to hollywood square. i was on the zoom gird. i was paul in the middle. some of you remember ho llywood squares. when the commission issued its report, we had a third episode. lots of binge

yes , he completely forgot, but we changed the hatch to a more modern one. both on. see what a reliable system is nothing. hello straight door, the metal entrance beetle is so reliable safe, yes, yes, and your conservation. i don’t even have enough adjectives to describe my emotions, some kind of this feeling of novelty and the expectation that it will be completely contrary to what i saw, that is, i, well, how would i be interested in such pictures beautiful. yes, i also assumed that it would be somehow completely different. why did it seem to me that there would be a trailer, but there are such, damn it, painted in salads, that's what he attached to me to the light green color. i do not know, but it seemed to me, and seeing it. can't be amazed no some obsession with one color. yes? that is, i saw such a gentle bluish-grayish door. i thought that here, too, everything should be in the same color scheme. yes, but here, in general, everything is completely different here. here is sand and beige and some kind of emerald color. and this is an unusual cage in the cabinet

hatch. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.lks, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. bruers, the defendant is your brother-in-law. >> correct. >> judge judy: and i assume this is your wife. >> this is my wife. >> judge judy: how long have you been married? >> almost a year and a half. >> judge judy: and you moved into her home? >> correct. >> judge judy: she has a large piece of property, and on that piece of property a large one and a smon >> hge j mother was living in the large one? >> no. >> judge judy: who was living in the large one? >> the mother was living in a small park model, which sits about 50 feet away from the big house. and then we were living in the big house, and she wanted to live with her furniture, so we said, "you know what? that's fine. you can live in the big house." and we moved into the small house, so we moved mom into the big house, so she could have all of her furniture. >> judge judy: that's what i said. i said, "your mom was living in the big house." could you stand up, please? was this house a family h