well, both the teachers and herself in general, it was difficult to choose, but helena yes we know that out of a thousand 400 applications. our girl, our belorussian, got it. it was in this final and it was that she entered the 12 strongest vocalists in general who took part in this competition, yes, who came up with the idea to apply. well , my idea, in fact, of all competitions, and these are my ideas, uh, but kristina is already ripe for such a competition, because just doing vocals at school is one thing, but when you participate in concerts at concert venues in competitions different levels always nice to show yourself learn somewhere else. e, if something did not work out, correct some of your mistakes, do work on the mistakes. well, then, as a result , they develop such competitions. yes, what do you want to be in the future? no, i just want to go, in my opinion, a teacher should be taught as well as become a teacher and an artist in order to show people e folk and that it is not boring to propagate. this is what our generation needs, the future generation, so that it is not forg

helena? how did that change? yes. of course. i mean there have been ongoing deals because title 40 to meet the cooperation from mexico to accept the expulsion of everyone who's being rejected that the board. and so at the beginning, mexico west, quite open and accepted a wide array of nationalities back into the country. and we can see that he changed when mexico said i am not accepting central americans and most south americans back into mexico. and then that's when they, you started to send them by airplane, back to their countries of origin, not a deputation, but an expulsion i need was stuck with nick. and i once a bit of sway lens a at, and i'm blanking on that 3rd nation. i and he, because he does not have diplomatic relations. yes. for no con, you sent me. how could i teach them best? he can't. while, can you explain to venezuela? if you don't have political relations with them? i said this is such a politically political move and ricardo is, is picking up on a chicago on the chief right now. so he caught and says, money,

i told him to instantly, yes, i want to drive the hung with helena. most of the was goof on transported by a big ship with the, with 70 percent of them as contain arrived. cargo by the international shipping, industrial produce is as much carbon dioxide each year as a big industrial country, like germany. our reporter done deeper into why shipping to means on go to ward, to transport goods between countries. take a look at your standard t shirt. where does it come from? the label says made in turkey or mexico or bangladesh, but that's only part of it's heavy journey. the cotton probably comes from lubbock, texas. it's then woven, treated bleached, and died across the ocean in china, cut in stone into a t shirt and bangladesh. and back to the u. s. a couple of clicks later, it's traveling across another ocean, say to berlin, where it sold for for euros. 99. it sounds like madness, but it's actually shipping. shipping is so cheap that some aspects seem absurd. so for example, it rains 247 in belgium, yet we buy water and the is bottled in south pacific

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helena condulate on saturday at 13:00. and now you listen to me. i'm sure you're covered in this explosion business. yesve no proof, but i will find them, so find them first, and don’t stop grazing me. i will file a complaint with the prosecutor's office. complain to me stop. i'll plant you. i promise you. i am in negotiations. what is breathing?

yes to that. i feel me so lonely and when we could so bit i, every night or shy, helena was among 22 and knew what children chosen for a social experiment carried out by danish authorities in 1951. the goal was to turn often children into members of a more than grey land, but not all of them were orphans. when they arrived in copenhagen, some were sent to an orphanage and others to force their families. journalist unacquainted chin herman says the experiment was part of a danish scheme in the 1950s to maintain control over his former arctic colony. so the plan was to show the rest of the world that greenland was a natural part of denmark and needed to remain part of denmark through integration rather than autonomy. and this is where the children come into the picture. helena spent almost 2 years in denmark. she was told never to use gray land dick language . and when she later went home, she struggled to communicate with her family members. why didn't she answer me? and a little after she says, i'm sorry and said something. and it was like my life broken because i could not understand her. the exp

helena, clayton, north carolina. caller: hello, can you hear me? host: yes, you are on the air. caller: thank you so much. am a ukrainian immigrant and i am surprised nobody is asking the ukrainian people, just the regular people, how they feel. i'm surprised so many good american people who called, nobody says how it is. i'm sure they understand that this is a rich man's war and a poor man's fight. it's a tragedy for regular people. host: how long have you been in the united states? caller: i just came about a year ago. this is a tragedy for the -- for the ukrainian people. everybody understands that this is a civil war, south ukraine against north, which is russia. basically ukraine in the russian language means the border, the area on the border of russia. so this is a civil war. of course for regular ukrainian people like me, it doesn't, we don't care who's in power. russian oligarchs or ukrainian oligarchs. they are all corrupt. they all want money. they just kill regular people. it's host: -- host: alright, thanks for your call. politico this morning, the headline, ukraine tells allies they may not

that yes, if the investigators reflected in the protocol traces of a struggle on this balcony, then there is certainly a version related to the murder with the charge of this crime. she takes place helenaere were fights. i can’t say when the police arrived and took her away, respectively, to the hospital, to the police, there are traces on him. we were with us until the ambulance arrived, the police were not yet there, the police arrived much later. here it means, you arrived, or something, quickly on place. i arrived quickly, yes, because where we lived, katya cohabited with him in this apartment. at that moment i was with my mother. it was also here in nizhny novgorod literally already , firstly, uh, it’s deep evening outside, let’s say it’s almost night. i told you somewhere. katya here, she fell out completely no, she was already lying. yes , she was conscious. she, that is, fell off the phone. she says i didn't even understand and she dialed my number. mine was unavailable because it was empty. she dialed her grandmother's number and the grandmother says. he pushed me off the balcony, and around 70 minutes. i've been to the scene before, it's a miracle. i mean, she fell, maybe let

helena wilkinson was watching that rmt press conference and joins us. again, the language that we heard from lynch, people will have been listening no doubt, but it's going to be a tough time again. yes doubt, but it's going to be a tough time again. yes, and absolutely very _ to be a tough time again. yes, and absolutely very difficult _ to be a tough time again. yes, and absolutely very difficult time - to be a tough time again. yes, and absolutely very difficult time for i absolutely very difficult time for millions of commuters who will once again be disrupted by these talks that were announced in the last couple of hours by the rmt secretary mick lynch, where he gave that press conference. you mentioned that 4a8 hour walk out dates. two of those on the 13th, those are in the week before christmas —— four 48—hour. it will affect families visiting over christmas and also people going out shopping. it will cause huge description. there are two other dates that were confirmed. two further 48 hour walk—outs. the third in the 4th of january and the success to the seventh. massive disruption ahead for millions of commuters, and we heard from the general secretary of the rmt a little ea

yes, that is, she put on her make-up, even a light tone can. be a light blush, and she already feels confident. compare helena'sehavior to the house, and now after the transformation it’s very cool, this is how the dopamine hormone of confidence and success works, when you finally can easily cope without problems and well, not everything is so simple mood under the eternal attack of a bad one. weather the boss shouted a deuce at the child and you start to twist the problems in your head, but in order to solve them, reboot. remember the moment when you were as happy as possible len that you have an ocean a new car exhaled launched serotonin, and it will cool the ardor and help you find the right solution, but if negative emotions do not overwhelm digest them while sitting, hit them with a hormonal ax, and f echo was funny. well, okay, let everyone laugh and bathe in endorphins. after such a detente, any problem will no longer be. such a terrible anastasia is more reluctant sergey abramov sotnik andrey zhuravlev channel one. he's dead now dead, my friend. i need to know what happened. sasha let me pass, please, a