hatch bark, get a translation.roads. please, come out, this is a tobre, well, this is my working tool, i can’t put it away , an inconspicuous collection point for non-ferrous materials, they pay from 20 to 50 rubles per kilogram of scrap, but money for metal is now required to be transferred for either 100 rubles, or one kopeck, that’s all anyway, this is a non-cash payment, either return it back, or i call a shift, cast iron hatches, grates, storm drains are quick illegal money for alcoholics, parasites and homeless people, bring them to the collection point twice a year, they won’t write off income tax, but the third time you will have to fork out 13%. if a man handed over for scrap in the amount of up to 250,000 rubles, he is not obliged to pay anything; if a person handed over more than two times for the third time, he also becomes an entrepreneur. manhole covers at shady collection points are valued at approximately 1,200 rubles. if a wheel gets into an open well, the damage is many times greater, it’s good if

there, after all, there is a hatch, there is a hatch, it will be, i mean it will be, we will supplyght this plumber to clean water, eh? yes, what are you talking about, i just switched it to work in another part of the brain, well, you know, i switched it to other rails like this? well, he was in the mood for a technical explanation, i started asking him stupid feminine questions, i just behaved like a woman, he relaxed. and answered: honestly, yes, yes, yes, yes, simply because it’s as if from another part of the brain, god, how interesting, you know such techniques, masha, and there are probably men around you dancing in circles, yes, what are you , take more, mom, we’re all dancing around maria palovna in squats, yes maria palovna, it’s time for us to go, i gave him the money, then i’ll stop by and see what this worker is like, what would i do without did you do? yeah, that's it, kisses, marya pavlovna, let's go, yes, of course, thank you very much, for the tea, come in, come back more often, thank you, be sure, goodbye, which means, as i already said, murder is very similar to c

hatch foundation. he spent 15 years as senator hatch's chief of staff. i also want to welcome frank, the co-chair of the commission on presidential debates. he knows a thing or two about debates and we're pleased he could be with us. thank you, frank. this is my first day as president and c.e.o. of the bipartisan policy center. in addition to serving as cabinet secretary, my career has taken me to the college campus as president of the university of north carolina system and until just a few weeks ago, president and c.e.o. of texas 2036, an organization addressing the most important issues for texas. in advance of its bicentennial my new challenge is here. as we expand the mission of the b.p.c. i'll be the first to admit that bipartisanship may not appeal to the most extreme voices in either party. we're all familiar with the noise in today's political climate, evident on both ends of pennsylvania avenue, on cable television, and on social media. and if we can get beyond all of that noise, there are lawmakers who can and do work together to accomplish bi

while others b, c, 6 fell to in hatches. it's safe place to raise young that catches called in to the we deal with off and pay that much attention. but these plans are actually very useful. hinges, protect us from noise and dust, and from the prying eyes of our neighbors. but that's not all. a new study shows the bushes and trumps also provide a secret weapons and climate protection hitches are multi functional. and there are fantastic carbons stores eyes. they store just as much of carbon in their bio mass in the soil per square meter. as far as i do in 5 minute time withheld from a chain. so researchers from the tune and institute in northern germany are collecting samples from various types of hedge to study how efficient they are as carbon stores. data of this kind has never been collected before that they were surprised by the results having hedgerows and farmland provides exceptional climate protection in terms of carbon storage. the only thing better is marshland end up your muscle carpet stored in the bio mass of the

it takes real effort for chicks to hatch from the shell. the, the jobs were not bad. the not, well i didn't really is a wonder of nature, but i and it's also important because actually the addict or the and shell is there to protect the chain or the him turns the ac several times a day and also sits on it. so it has to endure a lot. the egg is so stable that when a chick is ready to hatch, they need a special, a tube tvs to break open. michelle from the inside icon. i'm done front in the chalet. um, also the question of our eggs really that strong. and if so, how we set up a little experiment to find out for ourselves how easy it is to break an egg. is it possible to crush or roll a give me your hand. amazing . even big hands and strong muscles could not break even one of our viewers from brazil gave it his best shot without any success. okay. how is that possible? the reason eggs are so stable is partly due to their shape. the curve shape distributes pressure even the across the shells surface. the the x structure also plays a role and it shows you normally 0.3 to 0.

- 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

, it was necessary to seize the moment , hang it on your ear so that it hatches, well, that is, this have very good filming, you can just watch it like a popular science program, yes, so that children can learn something, and adults can learn something about butterflies, many people probably write that i never knew or saw anything like this, so you opened up a whole new world of butterflies for me, yes, that’s really true, very often they write that they were afraid of caterpillars, but people often don’t think that a butterfly is simply huge... the life cycle, although it is short, is only a month and a half, starting there from the egg to the butterfly, but the caterpillars go through so many metamorphoses in this small short period, and a month and a half is all, this is old age, this is old age, this is the last stage of the cycle, and then it all falls asleep, yes, or what , yes, it reproduces, this is where it ends, yes, the mission, where and how do they spend the winter, well, different daddies spend the winter in different ways. climate, some spend the winter like urticaria,

matt sandgren is the executive director of the warren g hatch foundation. and i also want to welcome the cochair of the commission on presidential debate. he knows a thing or two about debate and we are pleased he could be with us, thank you frank. this is my 1st day as president and ceo of the bipartisan policy. in addition to serving as cabinet secretary, my career has taken me to the campus of the uterus yet north carolina system. a few weeks ago, the president and ceo of texas 36 addressing the most important issues for taxes and advancement of spies it daniel. my new challenges here as we expand the mission of the ppc. i will be the 1st to set up my bipartisanship a not be subject to the voices of either party. we are subject to the political climate on television and social media. if we can get beyond the noise, there are lawmakers who can and do work together to accomplish big things. the only thing to create lasting change is to have that debate and discuss the differences and to find common ground. if you are starting for policymakers will come tog

of the sedative, after what happened in the club, you were taken to hospital, tell me, they did a hatch’t have anesthesia, these are all drugs of the same type, you just need to rest a little, that’s all it will be good, this happens, your grandmother actually told me after the operation that she saw a hatch in the ceiling from which a snake was crawling, can you imagine? everything will be fine, thank you, no problem, ver, this is certainly none of my business, but i saw how... i gave you an envelope, coffee? i can't insist on anything, i can't demand nothing, he immediately said that there was nothing between us, and he didn’t love me. this is all just some kind of stupid, tragic accident, and what do you call a stupid accident, this pregnancy is completely out of place, i don’t understand how things will turn out. well, now we’re not talking about you, not about pasha, not about love, now we’re talking about a child, yes, but i don’t want to give birth and raise a child alone, of course. well, how can you want such a thing, how can such a thing even come to mind? he said he didn't wa

behind him, to close the hatch behind him, because if it does not close automatically , but then thereituations with many of which alexey arkhipoch managed, but he failed with his feet - down to enter, he had to swim with his head into the airlock chamber, and when you swim with your head into the airlock chamber, due to the fact that the spacesuit is very large, this spacesuit, by the way, its technological duplicate is in the museum of cosmonautics, you can see it, see how it is in general looked, and due to the fact that he was very large, and this backpack at the back, it was impossible to just take and turn around, and alexey arkhipovich, he relieves the pressure in the spacesuit, exposing his life, of course, to a colossal risk, but at the same time understanding what pressure is it possible namely, he turns around, closes this hatch, and then, when he was telling this whole story, he then made such a theatrical pause and said, and you know, what’s most important, i realized, at that moment, as if everyone who listens, at that moment they froze, tried to understand what, and he s

out of it, they’re called horntails, when i was ready to take it off, they stopped hatching, well, ite calculated all this load, and it hangs securely and we are not worried about it, we are not going to remove it, we are subscribed to yours. social networks and regularly check them to see what’s new, we saw your special issue, where it was such nuances are told that we do not see in ordinary programs that take place on saturdays and sundays, we have been watching them for many years, in this issue the main answer was given, to the main question, how much does it all cost, i generally see that well , practically nothing has changed, only plants, flowers, everything, a large comfortable table have been added, everything fits. the spectators were worried that they couldn’t see the tv here, but when a large company gathers, no one watches tv, and when the three of us get together here, we can see everything perfectly, this is my work area, if it’s very sad, then i open the window, judging by the reaction of your beautiful ladies, this is rare, yes, when the work area is rare, yes, tell m

. >> spiders after they hatch, they disperse a lot of animals disperse. to get away from where they originally born because when you hatch with hundreds or thousands of siblings, there is a lot of addition for food. >> reporter: fred larrabee as an entomologist at san francisco state. he is not sure what kinds of spiders are doing this right now, but that it is common in fall and spring for most species. >> but, they will be individual strands floating around by themselves. once they touch each other, they are sticky and they stick with each other. >> reporter: why are so many people noticing them right now? he says it is because the number of arachnids vary from year to year. this year maybe a bumper crop. >> populations are really big and you will notice it more because there are more of them around to. some people out today knew exactly what they were. >> a lot more than i have seen in the past. you do not see them every year. at least i have not. in gilmore yesterday there was a lot. >> reporter: many agree that nature picked the perfect time right be

that when a chick is ready to hatch, they need a special, a tube tvs to break open. michelle from the inside. i, tom, i'm done fun in the charlotte, off supervision of our eggs. really that strong. and if so, how we set up a little experiment to find out for ourselves how easy it is to break an egg. is it possible to crush or roll egg into your hands? amazing, even big hands are strong muscles could not break even one of our viewers from brazil gave it his best shot without any success. okay. how is that possible? the reason eggs are so stable is partly due to their shape. the curve shape distributes pressure even the across the shells surface. the the x structure also plays a role, and x shows normally 0.3 to 0.4 millimeters thick and consists of 90 percent calcium carbonate, making it very hard. it is made up of many tiny crystal and pillars pet to tightly together. they form a stable structure. the many pores gives a show, a certainly less disappeared. but they are also responsible for air exchange. carbon dioxide is released, fresh oxygen is absorbed. moisture is

from it, they’re called horntails, when i was ready to take it down, they stopped hatching, well, it all this load, and that it’s hanging securely and we’re not worried about taking it down, we’re not going to take it down , we subscribed to your social networks and regularly check them, what’s new, we saw your special episode, where such nuances were told that we don’t see in regular programs that take place on saturdays and sundays, we ’ve been watching them for many years and this episode included chief... in general, i see that practically nothing has changed with you, only plants have been added , flowers, everything, a large comfortable table, everything fits, the audience was worried that the tv could not be seen here, but when a large company gathers, tv nobody he doesn’t look, but when the three of us sit here, we can see everything perfectly, this is my work area, if i’m very sad, then i open the window, judging by the reaction. ladies, this is rare, yes, when there is a working area, this is rare, yes, tell me how you like the working surface, you two cook, you love to do

hatch and mr. we kept them in syria for a while to see the guerrilla and military courses, their political training and these things. see. marzi... hadidchi was now empowered in military techniques and that's why he went to france for his next mission as one of the bodyguards of the imam in novelochateau. journalists pouring into novelochateau street. he raises himself to come to life from behind the imam's head. well, because i was in charge of guarding, i quickly went forward and put my two hands on this man's chest and surrounded them, facing backwards. after the victory of the revolution, i was also responsible for the affairs of women's prisons. enmity is explained and taught to them military means i had my gun with me. now, during the islamic revolution , she was known as a lady who was capable in military affairs and also experienced management. when the brothers saw the capabilities of sister dabagh in missions and work, they all followed her command. with these characteristics, marzieh had

after the egg is laid, is usually takes anywhere from 65 to 72 days for an emperor penguin egg to hatchrealized the chick wasn't able to break out of her shell on her own, they began to carefully chip away at it over three days to help her safely hatch. they tell us, a surgery followed. and tonight they're happy to report she is healthy and doing well. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> justin bracket, curator of birds at seaworld san diego. >> this is our emperor penguin chick. emperor penguins are super rare in zoos and aquariums. we're actually the only zoo in the western hemisphere that houses them. there's only like one egg a season so getting a chick is a huge event for us and we're really excited to share it with the world. >> the team says she'll be ready to join the nearly 300 penguins, including 17 other emperor penguins in about a month. >> we're really excited to introduce our emperor baby into the exhibit to meet the rest of her penguin family in the coming weeks. >> david: we will definitely let you know her name. we sure needed that tonight. i'm david muir. i'll s

was responsible for them laying eggs with very fragile shells, or addled eggs, eggs that would not hatch or with the deformed chicks in the eggs. and of course, we all know the story about rachel carson, many scientists by the late '50s, even before, as i said, were making this connection between the declining wildlife population and ddt and linking it to human health and there are still studies being done that have linked alzheimer's to ddt generations earlier. and, but anyway, thanks to-- by this time charles, and rachel carson published her book, charles had died apparently of a heart attack. like aldo trying to put out a brush fire and, but -- and in 1972, william ruckel, the first epa administrator appointed by richard nixon took a very brave move. a lot of pressure on him know the to do this and ban the sale of ddt in the united states. really opening the way up for the restoration of many bird populations such as the pelican and the bald eagle and falcons and merlins and others. >> patrick, in your book about mark catesby, you didn't have a plethora of original sources or letters

there, it would have to be stretched there, he i understood that there was a hatch in the back, andings , there were a lot of things now, yes, it’s you who remember complex shots, and i even in simple shots, when you just hit your head, it’s clear distinguished exactly, of course, it wasn’t even necessary flying, of course, i knocked a lot, and clung with my legs a lot, it’s good that i had these training pants, which actually level out... in any case, it was hard, because i remember how lim closed the windows, because this shadow the situation changes very quickly, there is no time for a double, again the noise of the fans is constant, but how did you get away from the noise of the fans, i don’t know anymore, technically it was possible to somehow remove it or not, the noise of the fans is the least difficult , which actually was there, well of course, we didn’t think that someday it would be pure sound, pure sound. this is how we are sitting now, talking, we won’t go and re-voice ourselves later, it will be recorded clean, yes, we won’t go, but it was immediately clear that the so

i also had the privilege of collaborating with senators kennedy and hatch during my time as education secretary, during the george w. bush administration. they set a standard for bipartisanship. there are a few people i would like to recognize. after leaving the u.s. senate earlier this year, the team at the bipartisan policy center had the good sense to reach out to senator roy blunt, during his time in congress he became a leader and looking for ways to work across the aisle. senator blunt is now an executive fellow at the bpc, and we are honored to have his expertise. bruce is the chairman of the edward m kennedy institute for the u.s. senate. joined by his executive director, adam hines. matt sandgren is the executive director of the orange e >>> my new challenge is here as we expand the mission. i will be the first to admit that bipartisanship may not appeal to the most extreme voices in either party. we are all familiar with the noise in today's political climate evident on both ends of pennsylvania avenue on cable- television and social media. if we can get beyond all of that n

problems lifts an f-1 grenade into the air and is capable of accurately throwing it into an open tank hatchimeter grenades, then closed hatches will not save you, because the detonation power will allow you to penetrate up to 75 mm of cast armor. besides. among other things , specialized drone bombers are produced, in particular the taiwanese revolver, which carries eight mines at once. but hamas obviously needed an accessible and cheap option to carry out a powerful detonation. the palestinians loaded the drones with tandem cumulative grenades from rpg7 weighing as much as 4.5 kilos. they play and pierce six-hundred-millimeter armor plates and are extremely effective in defeating vehicles with dynamic protection. what's important. russian troops dealt with this threat long ago. lattice visors and saddle pads help. but the israeli military has clearly lagged behind current trends, which their opponents from gaza most likely took advantage of. this is new. new weapons, which have become widespread only in the last year, naturally, only those who directly involved in the conflict directly has

and it went to ryde, for his first win at brands hatch.more champagne. finally fans of the boxing and entertainment world, are in for a treat, with what's been called the biggest ever night for the new breed of the sport. professional tommy fury, taking on star of youtube ksi in manchester tonight. fury is the heavy favourite to win, its not the first time he's face a social media star... his last fight was againstjake paul which he won on points. there's been plenty of trash talk in the build up with fury in confident mood... i could beat him after 15 pints and that's me being quite honest. i could go all day to the pub in fighting out at night—time and still beat him because there he's not a better boxer than me, he's not have better footwork, he's not a better boxer than me so i could fight him 100 times and that's how it is, theres levels as to the game. i want people to look at me and be inspired. i want young kids, young adults to look at me and be like, you know what, he believed in himself, believed himself, he worked hard and he g

, and if you hang two forty-millimeter grenades, then closed hatches will not save you... because the up to 75 mm of cast armor. besides among other things, specialized drone bombers are produced, in particular the taiwanese revolver, which carries eight mines at once. but hamas obviously needed an accessible and cheap option to carry out a powerful detonation. therefore , the palestinians loaded the drones with tandem cumulative grenades from rpg7 weighing as much as 4.5 kilos. they play by piercing the armor plates and are emergency. what is important is that the russian troops have dealt with this threat long ago, the mesh visors help , but the israeli military is clearly behind the current trends, the sooner only their opponents from gaza took advantage of this, this is a new, new weapon that has become widespread only in the last year , naturally, only those who are directly able to provide some kind of resistance to it, they simply have never encountered it, and even if some they have some kind of shared experience. in some theoretical form, yes, it is obvious that it simply did

everything together in a pile on the composite area, this is its body, here he, this is the lower hatch is the upper hatch, this is the wing mounting area, in fact, this is what it will look like, this is the future wing, this is a power pack, for combat use it's a little different, and for test things we make it out of plywood, this is another the shmykh drone model, the finished model is stuffed with electronics and programmed, it can take a week, or even hours of test flights and error correction. if they can point, they point, well, more often than not, they are not specialists, and more often than not, feedback comes it doesn't work, it doesn't work well, so here you are, trying to figure out why it's bad, what does bad mean? a fancy kamikaze drone, the task was to make the most effective aircraft for little money, it develops a speed of up to 200 km per hour and carries almost a kilogram of explosives, its cost is uah 55,000. work with electronic components, selection, settings, programming, so as to try to stay in the budget segment as much as possible, a primitive simple assembl

, this is the upper hatch, this is the wing mounting area, actually, this is what it will look like ,s is the future wing, this is a power pack, for combat use it's a little different, and for test stuff, we make it out of plywood, this another model of the shmmykh drone is ready the model is spied on with electronics and programmed, it can take a week, or even a month, and then again hour-long test flights and error corrections, if they can indicate, they indicate, well, most often they are not specialists and most often the feedback does not work , it works badly, so here you are, figuring out why it’s bad, what does it mean to be bad, shmikh the kamikaze drone, the task was to make the most effective... wheelbarrow for little money, it develops a speed of up to 200 km/h and carries almost a kilogram of explosives, its cost is uah 55,000. work with components electronic ones, selection, settings, programming, so as to try to stay in the budget segment as much as possible, a primitive simple assembly system, the body and assembly of electronic settings are done by ourselves, we are n

we've left the hatch open and then it could hop out here and you can see the hatch that it will havethe go out over the bar, through the open window. no way . open window. no way. >> well, i'm glad my pigeon enjoyed his food and water, but he's flown the coop and i rather miss his beady eye of my pigeon friend . and thank you to my friend. and thank you to my panel friend. and thank you to my panel. they were desperate to discuss pigeons. that's all from me. jane jacobs, mark dolan. mark, you're not talking about pigeons tonight, are you? talking about poisoned pigeons? >> yeah. well i'll be honest. >> labour backbenchers have thrown a among pigeons thrown a cat among the pigeons because labour not united in because labour are not united in their stance in israel. >> a reminder that five years of labour would be five years of civil war. >> oh, well, that's going to be a really interesting discussion and a good thing to remind everybody about though stephen is mocking that there's some disagreements within the conservative party, which is rather shocking. thought anyway, that's all co

>> it's something that has some lawmakers scrambling for any kind of escape hatch for this crisis. yesterday we saw a group of centrist democrats pitch an idea to republicans to basically find a way to share power, to empower the temporary speaker patrick mchenry, so that the house would be able to conduct its ordinary business, so they could pass a ukraine bill or israel aid bill. yesterday there were top lawmakers who went to the white house for a classified briefing on the crisis in israel, and i asked the top democrat on the foreign affairs committee how it went and he says basically the white house was concerned about the lack of speaker and what this meant for israel. right now without a speaker, there's not a lot the house can do, so folks are not quite at a level of desperation to pull the escape hatch and find a way to work with democrats, but that could come soon. >> so if i'm hearing you right, this idea of power sharing to try and come to some consensus nominee that can get enough votes, democratic votes, they're not any clearer to that today than they were ten days ago

there will be fewer open hatches on the roads. meta they pay from 20 to 50 rubles per kilogram of scrap, but money for metal is now required to be transferred tax-free, whether for 100 rubles or for one kopeck, it’s still a non-cash payment, either return it back or i call for shifts, cast iron storm drain hatches are quick illegal money for alcoholics , tuniyats and homeless people, twice a year when you visit the reception point, they will not write off income tax, but the third time you will have to fork out 13%. if a person handed over for scrap an amount of up to 250,000 rubles, he is not obliged to pay anything; if a person handed over more than two times, the third time he also becomes an entrepreneur. hatch covers for shady reception points are valued at approximately 1,200 rubles. if a wheel gets into an open well, the damage is many times greater, good, unless people die, therefore, according to the law, neither manholes nor storm drain grates can be accepted, but if they bring a manhole cover, will you accept it? am i a

a long time, but they did it so unprofessionally that the last two were able to escape, that you hatchedhas already been played out before us, you’re talking about the shirt on the paint, so it’s not my fault, it’s who is to blame, he didn’t warn me, you didn’t warn me? well, this bess mirror doesn’t look good at all. and you look at yourself in the mirror, in principle? yeah, well, give it here, you take it yourself, oops, oops, oops, i think i got into something, i didn’t understand, it’s just that someone has too much sweets, well guys, why are you howling , well, separate me or something, finally, well , pull him off already, lyosha, come on, vakhank, you’re behind, just be careful, i beg you, asshole. non-official, go ahead and get hurt, congratulations to igor, now you’re crazy, blue-faced, freaks, with a flying gait, well, to the point, but it’s clear that krutov and mogilin are swindlers, but they’re not a murderer, little bastard, they’re chained they tortured, they took revenge, you know, they killed their offenders, and there will be fewer murders, this is just bad, so now we’

and she was talking a mainly, you know, and she was also taken to a, uh, an area where a rocket hatch hit a house and were 3 people of the same family or where killed in this a rocket attack. now she said, you know, germany is side by side or with is ro chose to read, to re, to, to know what a chance america said in 2008, at the security of israel. it's germany, resume data. and she will be giving their full support award to israel is doing and this gemini involved in efforts to a free of the hostages. and i know that there are german citizens amongst well, that's another very important issue on that visit. she um, was a meeting here in that you bought this some people. she's also meeting again uh in another location. uh with a family member there a many a do. oh uh, nationals or, and also hostages or people that are unaccounted for with durham and nationality. so she said she's uh, currently germany is reaching out to some of the active employees that could help pick some cutoff or egypt gemini, itself has played in the past the role of a, maybe a, to win the read abductions 5 and ha

fryziroushchytsa anna pinchuk on the 15th spring hatched her creative plan. patronizes the new developments of the post-war five-year period, the minsk tractor and automobile factories. accepting the challenge red banner of the komsomol committee automobile plant, we undertake to give one and a half annual norms for the thirtieth anniversary of the komsomol. the kamsamolets of the gomel district got involved and celebrated the anniversary of the ladies of kalgasnik, yakiya. the new jumping house was published for the kalgastnitsa agafya pamazavay, yana hell shchyraga sertsa dzyakuyu young. on the yenessey, near the village of shushinskoye, where the great lenin served his royal exile, the platinum of the most powerful hydroelectric power station in the world, sayano-shushinskaya, has now been erected. on this day, the installation of one of the ten turbogenerators was carried out by the komsomol youth brigade of valery vasyukov. energy siberia pours into the desire for us kamsorkh dyvanovaga kombinat, dyrektar kombinat gives us a ticket, a hanging shop is mor

the palace, it is four-fold and covered with red charapitsa, and the most gallounge - cut out in a hatchd be any closed ... any closed space would be required, if the wind had passed, if there had been ventilation, then the plastic elements would have been molded for i hope the windows are useful, how to work in this way and in this way yes, there seems to be nothing folded here, but i don’t need it, as if it was already crushed there, because the dukhovka pavina was a hare on these windows, well, it didn’t try. the entrances on both facades are formed by balconies on pylons. geta is a classic buckwheat column, only square, not round. the pylons of the greeks arose from their departures, however, at the palace of nyamtsevich there were strict greek ensigns, and the pylons were flattened. along with the balconies, which protrude from the façade and the smallest plane of the building, there are classic elements of baroque architecture. hallows, we are so used to it, when you fall and panskaga houses, door, portico, calanada, porticoes pavinna byts, coat of arms, at the valet, decor of some

it will take a month to hatch out the crazy ones, and you will have a fund of 100 thousand rubles. asabista messengers of watercolor darings received master valery talkachov, and the whole finish is on a high note. at artgasceůnі 60 years of production of coats. the landscapes of garad and seisk have great memories and captures of nature. sachytse for rapets. we tell the announcements about the expansive skin wounds on the tv channels belarus 1 and belarus24, and more cultural events and arteries are available on site of bel tv campaign. with this our issue is completed, the region’s news and other projects of the beltelerada campaign are available on the website tvr.by. afternoon evening. hello, everything is clear with you about the project with marina caroman, let's talk about complex things in simple language. today we’re talking about how much more expensive central heating will be for belarusians this season, how to calculate the price of heat in your apartment and who makes the radiators cool when it’s hot outside, let’s go, the summer was long this year, but it ’s over, we

it , hatch, absolutely right, stones for 900, stones for them are usually made from artificial ruby,m this stone that the nineteen-ton large kalansk vase from the collection of the state hermitage was made. malachite? no. jasper. right. stones 1.500. the magical stone chintamani, capable of fulfilling wishes, once belonged to this hindu woman. brahma, that's right, stones for 600, before the match with brazilian sao paulo, fans of the argentine club tigers threw stones at a bus with football players, only they allowed they threw this mistake at their football players, right, let's finish the topic of the stone, 300 medieval alchemists believed that this stone helps turn lead into gold, the philosopher's stone, then the mistake came out 900, in the original it had a jug, not a box, an error in translation is usually attributed to erasmus of rotterdam, pandora, that’s right, the error came out 1.200. here's the auction. 8,000 for victor, 12 for you irina, 13 and a half for alexander. well, go for a walk, eight. alexander. well, that's what they say. there was an error. let me try to go

it is for their narrative to be noticed, above all the conspiracies hatched against them for the insidiousork presents a valuable theme and truth about palestine. in beautiful and civilized way. i think the israelis oppose this as they search for any image that they can use to tarnish the palestinian community and depict palestinians as terrorists. this is key goal. of israel, because such art portrays a civilized people which the israeli don't want the world to see. الفن حيصور بقمه الحضاره. our cause that we are the rightful owners of this land. this land is ours as palestinians and those taking it over are intruders and thieves. their claims to the land are illegitimate. the shocking volume of acts and crimes committed and still being committed by the israeli occupation have enormous and traumatic impact on the minds of palestinian artists who carry huge responsibility that urges them toward innovation and creativity and to use all available means to achieve a, a strength of community capable of resisting the occupation, and b, the mobilization of resistance, houses reduced to rubble by

it is for their narrative to be noticed, above all the conspiracies hatched against them for the insidiouswork presents a valuable theme and truth about palestine in a beautiful and civilized way. i think the israelis oppose this as they search for any image that they can use to tarnish the palestinian community and depict palestinians as terrorists. this is key goal of israel because the shocking volume of acts and crimes committed and still being committed by the israeli occupation have enormous and traumatic impact on the minds of palestinian artists who carry huge responsibility that urges them toward innovation and creativity and to use all available means to achieve a, a strength of community capable of resisting the occupation, and b) the mobilization of resistance and armed resistance. and families displaced and resistors murdered, all those atrocities scar a humane person. the artist is most capable of representing their internal experiences or debriefing through their artwork هذه الهموم الداخليه تبعته من خلال عمل الفني. it can complement or beautify the image by bearing its vulne

further from the entrance , it was dead quiet, but the germans probably heard it, because they found the hatch, then there was such horror, the smell of this gunpowder, i still remember, gas vans, executions, pogroms in the ghetto became commonplace, the most terrible thing about the minsk ghetto lasted from july 20 forty-one to october 21, 1943. it became one of the largest in europe. at least 100,000 jews passed through it, into the ghetto from europe, only fifty prisoners managed to escape; in total , from 600 to 800,000 people were killed in ghettos created throughout the republic. we decided, together with talai, women, a parliamentarian, to organize such a project, you said correctly, it is informational and charitable, there are two of them. first from the lips of those people who were in donbass, who saw this disaster with their own eyes, to tell the residents of belarus, the citizens of the republic of belarus about what is really there what’s happening is, well, the second thing, of course, is to knock on the door of every belarusian, and belarusians have a very big heart, a very big

left to carry out a combat mission , we were sitting inside, danya was on the landing side, in the hatchin a bowtie, his legs were hanging down, he observed the situation and blew up next to the armored personnel carrier shell, maybe 10-15 meters, after which blood poured into the armored personnel carrier, and it hung its legs, went limp, a comrade screams in panic, we have two... the driver turns into a landing, when i started to move my legs, a comrade noticed this, screams me, let's pull him off faster, i took him by the legs, pulled him inside, took off his helmet, i saw just a huge wound in the neck, everything was covered in blood, clothes, bulletproof vest, helmet, everything was covered in blood, my comrade tells me, come on screw it faster, gives me a painkiller, painkiller, i inject it in his leg, but one bandage was not enough, because the wound was huge, and a second bandage had to be applied, a comrade shouts forward: danya, a very heavy 300, the driver turns around from the landing and goes back, all this time danya did not lose consciousness, we they talked to him, held h

that he was seriously injured he got his feet on the night of his escape, fell into an open sewer hatchiraculously survived. it turned out that mavridi did not notice one of these collectors in the dark , he fell there, there was water in this collector, he injured his leg in the fall, and he helped the butnar, he took it out of this collector and did not let him die there, mavridi himself, even subsequently, he said that if it were not for butnar, he would most likely have died in this collector. for the first time we met with the accused mavridi in january 2021, all in the same evs istria. we noticed that the person involved in the criminal case was well prepared for the meeting with journalists. the isolator staff also gave alexander a jacket that was clearly not his size, a winter hat, a medical mask and gloves. even then it seemed to us that some police officers were too caring... they equipped mavridi with warm clothes, the arrested man managed to hide his face from the video camera, that day mavridi played a silent game, for half an hour our film crew tried to convince mr. mavrid

down the hatch. oh, it's very subtle, isn't it?les distant chatting and laughter the exact origin of baklava is disputed. shared international histories are reflected in its recipes, with each providing a local flair to an ancient dessert. but it was the baklava from gaziantep that was given protected status in 2014 by the european commission. this is quite a reward for all my hard work. all of this baklava contains pistachios and looks so delicious. oh, my goodness. look at this. it's gooey. 0h! 0h... mm. oh, it's so good. she giggles i was only going to have one or maybe two, but i'm not going to stop. the pistachios are falling out of this one. i'm in heaven, absolutely... this could be the best day of my life. i came to turkey knowing i loved istanbul, but gaziantep has unexpectedly completely stolen my heart. i mean, it's known for pistachios, coffee and baklava. what's not to love? if you want my travel tip, come here in august, september, when the pistachios are at their freshest and tastiest. i'm on my way to mount nemrut,