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she has spent nearly hof his life in prison he was arrested on rape charges and is doing time in a strict regime colony in the siberian city of. beautiful things you know he is considered the best blacksmith in the whole of siberia and many referred to him respectfully as must. i was a blacksmith for ten years before i ended up here but it is that is why i was sent to work at this forge what i wanted to continue doing this kind of work to. i make semi many factions sabers blades of swords and daggers and knives. almost all types of cold weapons. my first sword was a replica from the lord of the rings movie. this kind of work is interesting of course it is time consuming but interesting. of course all these weapons are just souvenirs and made under strict control the blacksmith is currently studying the ancient technology of steel wool which. would have morris look i found a literature on carving it would you like to take a look at what's written here the drawings are ok these items are easy to make and they look beautiful and they are suitable for peace will only have to ask an artist to

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catholic women used birth control and it got left out of the conversation of choice if someone is a ja hof va's witness are we willing to say that their religious belief said i will not cover a blood transfusion, i do not believe in that. i think that is where a lost women are coming from. it wasn't women were saying i want the right to birth control it is scary to allow your employer to dictate what you are paying for. >> last word, debra. >> i was going to say, i think this is a great victory for women and time will tell and let's revisit it a year from now. >> let us know what you think. follow me on twitter@bonnie erbe or to the contrary. from the health of women to women infertility. invitro fertilization, or ivf gives older women the same chance of having a baby as younger women. that according to a new study. researchers found that woman an above 30 years old has a 30-40% chance chance of having's baby. but success rise with the use of donor eggs from younger women. the study involved 250,000 women who tried to conceive using ivf. critics say ivf is expensive, the barrage of hormone

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it's going to continue through prince william county, over about the next hof hour or so. flair up for a time and then go back down. one of those that has gone down, this one here. it was strong about a half hour ago. now this one split into two pieces. right around walkersville, along 194 seeing shower activity there. the biggest storm now is this one around shepherdstown, west virginia, along the potomac and around scrabble. i didn't know there was a scrabble, west virginia, but now i do. a storm down to your south and east. watch out for that storm. a lot of lightning associated with that. more storms to the north and west. we will watch these closely. a lot of instability around. it doesn't take along to kick off some storms. where do you want to be right now? that's a pretty good place to be. a lot of boats tied up together to watch the fireworks. 98 degrees the current temperature. heat index 102. you know it's on the hot side. it will stay that way for the next couple of days. right now, 96 college park. 93 in reston. 103 down towards warrenton. i expect more 100 de

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do you see evidence that things are hoffing in the -- are moving in the right direction? >> that's a very deep and meaningful question. for australia, we're very much leveraged to the mining sector. a lot of growth is driven by huge amounts investment into that sector and supporting infrastructure. there is weakness in the construction sector and -- a lot of that is in traditional retail. the private consumption as a whole are stronger than the retail sector would have you believe. there are very significant long-term structural challenges facing some sectors of the economy, especially things like retail and tourism where there is a competitiveness element. we immediate to see a very big shift in competitiveness, in value ad, in productivity for that to change. that won't be affected by 25 point basis cut. that is a long-term structural adjustment that is required. >> so net net nicki in summary, we're looking at a slowdown taking place out of europe, a slowdown out of asia by the looks of things, a slowdown in the u.s. how would you cache advertise the australian economy

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rick: the president in the oval hofs is signing int office is signing into law that enhances the securitybetween the u.s. and one of its strongest allies, israel. the president make these statements and signing this bill the days before his opponent in november travels to israel to meet with leaders there, mitt romney on his way there after a brief stop in london. martha: so there are new concerns today about our southern border where the patrol agents' union says they are being forced to ignore the laws on the books and allow illegal immigrants to exploit some holes in that system. could this be a start of a new crisis? we'll have a fair & balanced debate coming up plus -- >> look at this one. >> amazing new pictures of one couple's yard literally slipping away. we'll tell you what is causing this massive sinkhole coming up. >> all of a sudden one day just out of god's wonderment there was this geyser coming out the side and probably skirting 25, 30 feet in the air. t but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company by continuing to help you do more and fo

hof host camillio, from columbus, nebraska, good morning. caller: good morning. host: you're on the air, go ahead. caller: all right. the way i see it, the middle class, i don't think, is right, the book, saying stupid, i don't think the middle class is stupid. the problem is the middle class is it can reach the minority in this country. the minority in this country used to be 30 years ago carribean people, african-american, which is now you can see all of the jobs, they disappear, because nobody want to hire, everybody want to run away from process, everybody want to only hire the illegal immigrants, they turned it back on the african-american, the carribean people, with the spending every penny in the united states, but to me, if you look out, everybody wants to run away from this office, so how -- the middle class is going to reach the minority and it's going to reach the middle class. host: thank you for the call, from nebraska. guest: the gentleman kind of misunderstood. when we're saying it's the middle class, stupid, we're saying it to the elites, not the