i understand henna, henna and beets are not bad, both are found in nature.l, some leaves. in general, i'm not good at it. well, let's see how we do it, what other versions did you have parents onion peel. yes, you can boil boiled eggs husks, gives, such a reddish color. let's open the onion husk, yes, and 120 points. it was possible to earn, while everything is all at once, while it's all the same. ah, such a dye. hmm, but not vegetable, but mineral, and yellow gives color, and spices can also dye. it's true because i heard someone say turmeric. yes, i meant another iron oxide with clay, and this is the pigment artists use, please open 60 points. well, it's just that the plant does not grow. well natural, and no one on the second line and you had some other versions, maybe you could have a version on the second line, look at the second line indigo but, that is, this was also once used vegetable paints to dye fabrics blue now. well, 100 years. i think the chemical industry has already won and no one is already collecting leaves for indigo. and see the answer.

miracle ivan alekseevich crumpled the iron, and the eggs, if only there were henna, i don’t understandnything in velcro, how does this happen? he knocked and wait, wait, the sides also knocked. how many breathing apparatus we have 12 in stock 12 that's right. what are we delaying? let's follow the same pattern. you are the first me second. i can be first. we will knock to meet. most likely they won't let us in. why because it has no right they should not let us in. interested to know why? yes, because rbzh forbids. attention says commander big 3 if you hear me, get in touch i repeat, if you hear me, get in touch. hello we hear you very well very well, comrade capital lieutenant, the mattress is young, i am clarifying the connection can be one-way, therefore, if you can hear me. if you can hear me, knock once. man two it seems. do you only have an abbreviation? high pressure pvd air why do you need it? you never know the leadership on the struggle for survivability categorically forbids letting. strongly prohibits risk. of course there is, but if we are not all drowned here, i think so

and, yes, to the ranking minority member, i look forward of showing you can henna point as soon as you can come out. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on this legislation, and i yield back. mahalo. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from arizona reserves. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas reserves. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: i have no further speakers on the legislation and inquire as to my colleague on the other side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from arkansas is recognized. mr. westerman: mr. speaker, i, again, urge adoption of the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you very much, mr. speaker. we all know hawaii is a beautiful state. the bill will help protect and conserve that rich environmental and cultural heritage. i urge my colleagues to support the legislatio

when it comes to that very, very controversial line in the original 1619 project by nicole henna jones that slavery was the main driver of the revolution she was talking about causes. what caused the revolution. "thirteen clocks" is not about causes. it's about what happens after. and slavery on april 18th, 1775 is something that people are talking a lot about. and some people are talking about seeing this opportunity of a crisis in the empire as a way to get rid of slavery. and some people are talking about it as a way to protect slavery. it's one of those controversial things. you have people at the first continental congress who are -- who are -- include the slave trade as part of the continental association boycott. they want to eliminate slavery. jefferson writes in some review of the rights of british americans that makes him famous as a writer, he says in 1773 and 1774, the quote, unquote, great object of desire is to eliminate slavery from the american colonies. which was foisted upon us by the king. and we never wanted slavery. it is a clunky argument that he makes about that.

first majority witness is henna shamsi. she's the head of the american civil liberties union. she previously served as senior advisor to the united nations special repertoire on extra judiciary executions -- extra judicial executions. next we'll hear from the chairperson on human rights. a yemeni organization that tracks human rights violations and civilian harm in yemen. she will testify remotely and provide on the ground perspective on the impact of lethal force policies in yemen. last but not least we'll hear from steven pofrper, chief of policy at the crisis group. mr. pofrper previously served in the obama administration as special assistant to the president, the senior director for multilateral affairs and human rights at the national security council. ranking member grassley, would you please introduce your two minority witnesses. mr. grassley: i thank the general and the ambassador for being here. the general served as the 17th chief of staff of the u.s. air force, as a member of the joint chiefs of staff. he provided military advice directly to the president of the un