of books and brochures. eh, it was a white creation in minsk, several printing houses worked, and in the end it resulted in what uh, house of printing, we've got a document for you. this is also a personal card of the delegate of the city council. here are ivan dominikovich's candles. and it is also written in parentheses that i am his literary pseudonym i kupala where is he he was born a filian povet, he was a belarusian by nationality, he worked at the academy of sciences and was a writer adept of art. kupala knew a lot about fashion and looks with a needle in minsk, there was an opportunity, even considering the very tortuous development of trade in 1935, the card system was canceled, and by that time the gum department store appeared on the food arena. the soviet gum was not in special demand on the shelves, every now and then the domestic goods of the store were stale when imported factory products arrived at the border of minsk , there were few problems with trade, but with smuggling secretly from local dealers , minskers bought french stockings, imported cosmetics and foreign perfumes. to have fun and ha

by any means , the matrix printing house has already printed the rest of the print run. some we need good reasons for such accusations. calm down for the sake of god you specifically. i haven't been accused of anything yet. i asked a few questions that i wanted to get answered early, i was scared, i was not scared, but you must admit that your arrival is rather strange. nothing strange, simple police curiosity. goodbye. all the best. ustinov immediately realized that i had guessed about the unaccounted circulation and hastened to dissuade me, too hastily. don't throw your shovel over your shit. why are we really getting into this? no, no rebellion. just the command requires clarification then. consider that these are questions for me personally. so i need to find out who has the inhabitants of the village a dream of giving in this direction. i'm interested in small wooden houses of some garden association. why else is this? look, all the guys we found have earth under their nails. you see, we will look for an earthen basement, which means that he lives som

readers and their parents, when a book is being prepared for printing by a writer or an artist, and publishers are employees of a printing housell make great efforts to ensure that a book comes out, but as soon as a book is born, it begins to live its own life, and uh, of course same for writers of the meeting count. this is a very important thing, because you see the eyes of those to whom you drew your book, you see their feeling of their emotions and it is very pleasant that i am a writer. e turns out to be such an environment that i accumulate these emotions and rarely readers suggest to the writer. and how could the plot be invented differently, and often such meetings with the reader become a continuation of some stories. today, new information forms are being introduced. the presentation of material, for example, quest books, that is, the book ceases to be just a book, as such, with a fascinating interesting story. here's what you think about it. i not only think, but i also implement these projects, for example, uh, our joint family creative project under the pseudonym evan just. eh, this is my match. these are two book

allegedly received an order for a new print run of mobilization hangings. let's see. so the printing house krasnodar received an order for 5,000 mobilization hangings. that's the thing the main thing i want to say, as always, did not bother to look at the present agenda. the point is that the summonses don't look printed on the office. paper whatever office paper it is, it is not used in printing houses. it has its own paper. typographic is the agenda is not printed on the sheet. she occupies a4 somewhere. uh, well, somewhere around a third of a quarter, uh, of an a4 sheet. and well, it's just stupidity in itself and already at the stage of the appearance of packs of office paper. you can close this topic in general, in principle, but in general the circulation is interesting. yes, 5,000 copies. in krasnodar needs to be printed. they probably judge it by themselves, because there at least 5,000 more to gain in this twentieth or thirtieth wave of mobilization, you have a different opinion, but i don’t have an opinion, but alexander just knows that detente is boring now. uh, recruit about 10

this day, is documented that back in the seventeenth century , two cats lived in the library of the printing house their own mission to catch mice by a special decree for the protection of books, they were put on pleasure. more than fifty cats live on the territory of the abode. they are here literally everywhere in the temple in the tea room on the towers of the monastery cats. there is even a group in social networks. there is even your own dairy here. the milk workshop is also monastic on the territory. own farm where keep 15 cows. here cottage cheese, sour cream, ready. the butter is ready. and we are waiting for the approach with cheese. after the service, collect everything and the sisters and guests of our monastery will already be a shabby table, so dairy products are already on the way. visitors to the monastery can purchase all dairy products at the tea shop. approaching the threshold to the monastery. do not forget about the appearance for women. this is a headwear skirt below the knee for men in trousers. but if you suddenly forgot at home at the entrance , you can pick up to get to jo

andrey andrey writes vladimir to the premises the entrance to him passes through the territory of the printing house the printing house recently banned the passage through its territory, installed a barrier and additionally pulled it. rope, travel is the only one. i contacted the ministry of emergency situations, they did not help me, wrote a claim to a neighbor, but he answered. what is studying the issue he needs more time for consultation. what should i do? in this case of andrey, in your particular case, you need to establish an easement, what is it? and how to do it right? let's figure it out. so they will transfer. this is the rule of using someone else's property, it can apply to residential and non-residential premises, as well as to land plots. most often, the necessary servitudes arise from residents of summer cottage gardening associations. when it is necessary to use the road that runs through neighboring plots, everything leads us to private and public, let's talk about the server itself in particular. you are here to establish the right of use for a limited number of persons, as a rule

monastery because the pochaiv lavra actually has a very the glorious history of such enlightenment was this pochaiv printing house, it was simply one of such great cultural figures, it printed a lot of books, a famous preacher of god. yes , this is a very unique monument of our and poetic-poetic musical culture, yes, and you all know it somehow now with such a pretense the ashes of the russian world, which should be unfolded and looked at in history and revived. all these things are so. well, i want to say that you were at the service that we talked about on christmas eve, where he was present and the actual epiphany and everyone paid attention to the eyes of his shaty, and i thought that it is possible, you know, the search for such a new identity for the revived or new, you can already say after the tomos of the new ukrainian orthodox church of the new tradition, which somewhere pays homage to the past, somewhere is looking for itself - and how much must be cleaned from the ashes, as you say, it can be burned somewhere in the moscow orthodox church. well, i don’t know. we , for example, are very confused. there

of his own wife? do you understand? what are you saying? quite yes, this is my wife's decoration. i don't know. we also found it in his house. a large sum of money on which your printsem from? you said there was no cash in the house. i don't know. fine. come on, i'll start. and you continue. when did you find out that your wife was cheating on you? you didn’t bother much with a divorce for the division of property, you just stupidly ordered it to the miller in order to take the suspicion and left for yalta for negotiations. a melnyuk into it time under the guise of robbery, entered your house and carried out your order afterwards. why are you telling me this nonsense? and from what did you get that lena cheated on me? because she was pregnant. but not from you. not from me. it's all lies. i do not believe you. it's all set up on purpose, a good artist. you see, you can, when you want not, but you will receive honorary grants, i will mark you for a good job, they are not there. and here you are, smearing this on a sandwich with your diploma , by the way, i need money. well, what are you doing all night, what are you whining about grandmas grandmas grandmas all night

of st. petersburg, the investigation team went to the point. they checked two sites for searched the house looking for traces of crimes in the house. probably there. there are printsor something there that can be found to detect traces of the crime by the detective. today, special devices help, for example, their action is based on the fact that blood and other human biological fluids, almost imperceptible under normal lighting, are perfectly visible in ultraviolet or infrared light. we invited genetics shoes were held very filmed carefully. uh, baseboards, the sills were torn off . everywhere they said genetic material, but at that time the special equipment turned out to be useless, traces of concealment of the corpse. we did not find alekseenko looking calm and self-confident. he and his two lawyers watched the actions of the investigation team living nearby, gradually expanding the circle and at one fine moment. we found a local worker who had his own construction equipment, this information became key in the case, the investigators found out that alekseenko had recently started a construction site near the dacha and he needed help. so here it is for the first

apartment for a nutrition laboratory, all his works were printed in a luxurious edition in the best printing house of the scientist, the koltushi institute in the leningrad region was lined up. today it is the pavlov institute of physiology. he was the first. who proved that conditioned reflexes are developed in the cerebral cortex brain result of research. paul was the doctrine of higher nervous activity. it is considered one of the greatest scientific achievements of the entire twentieth century. on january 24, 1925, the united states made the first filming of a total solar eclipse from an aircraft. for this, they did not choose an airplane. and the airship was more stable and could take more people besides the crew members on board. there were seven astronomers with them. they took telescopes photo spectrographs and movie cameras from telescopic lenses. early morning. the airship took off from the wakerstie military base and bartered over it with york longland and southern connecticut to photograph, as the american newspapers wrote, the phenomenon of unearthly beauty. and even the jaws of darkness

of 60. at first we had a printing house. there are a lot of books here, then i decided to open a business. 19 years old. i live here. and maybe an indiscreet question. why do so many people today leave for germany or other european countries? there live practically, well, until retirement, and then they return. well, to my historical homeland, where the roots of germany and messi are in germany. i worked as a neurosurgeon, then a neuropathologist, when i arrived in armenia, i just stopped on my feet in europe, life is interesting and easy to earn, and in the countries of the former soviet union, including armenia, it is difficult to work a lot. uh, the territory of armenia is all times smaller than belarus, for comparison, ours, the minsk region is larger here . about three million people live here, while outside the armenian diaspora many times more many relatives help financially. these money transfers from abroad, living and working armenians make up about 14% of the country's gdp . this is where my son lives. in europe, he sends me this money every month. and so i receive a pension. i

after all, this is a huge means, there are hundreds of millions of dollars, then the printing houses communication were transferred there. uh, well, anything at all, that is, solidarity was maintained as a state and you know what country everything went through. through sweden through sweden. the cia was pumping the whole thing into poland in large quantities, so during the second world war, sweden was the role of sweden. in in general, well, the main channel is there for the receipt of anything in nazi germany , therefore, to say that all of a sudden it became hostile, they still cannot ask us for poltava. never together, probably, i would also have experienced unpleasant feelings about this alexander shalovich, kramarenko, a rare guest at a big game, but we are glad to welcome you mikhailovich for a long time headed the political planning department in our ministry of foreign affairs worked for many years in london as an adviser envoys and is now one of the leading analysts. e in the area there is just a big game. but uh, the dovodsky economic forum enting devoted a chapter to the c

establishing a committee to inform the president of the united states that a quorum of each house is assembled printed. >> is there objection to the proceeding of the measure and without objection from the senate will proceed to the measure. >> i asked unanimous consent the resolution to be agree to the motion to reconsider, be considering light on the table, with no intervening action or debate. >> without objection. >> pursuant to set a resolution one temperature appoints a senator from new york, the senator from kentucky, is a committee to join the committee on part of the house of representatives, to wait upon the president of the united states, and inform him that a quorum is assembled and that the congress is ready to receive any communications he may be pleased to make. >> madam president, i asked unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration of sin resolution, to cemented earlier today. >> the clerk will report the resolution. >> senate resolution two, informing the house of representatives, that a quorum of the senate to assemble. >> proceeding to the measure without objectio

two, either the criminal worked with gloves, or one of the inhabitants of the house killed, so forensics did not find strangers prints. viewing is over, where to look for the mysterious killer. but what if one of the relatives is really involved? the detectives did not expect to know the killer is impossible. he is hiding under the guise of an artist, a deceased pensioner. maybe he had long dreamed of getting rid of a rich old woman? he entered the office depressed. does he know that he is suspected? well , of course, in such situations, they check everyone who was where? who goes where? however, ilyin said that he spent almost the whole day at work on an assembly test, and was released in the evening to testify checked not lying. who then is the real killer at this moment in our history there was an unexpected turn, and the green snake turned out to be to blame for everything. to bring to the condition this phrase was first heard in the comedy the diamond arm became winged. she initially blatantly abused strong drinks. it was the director who survived, that is , stepanov. yesterday again we got sober , we got drunk

of st. onufry ivan fedorov founded the first printing house and printed the first ukrainian book apostol after the november order and the creation of the west ukrainian people's republic lviv became the capital and the heart of the ukrainian liberation movement in june in 1941, on the ukrainian market square, the national assembly proclaimed the act of restoration of the ukrainian state, after which the nazis began terror against the ukrainian insurgent army tried to take the city under their control, but the reds seized power, despite the repression, lviv residents chewed the fight today, all roads lead to lviv, even angelina jolie did not bypass it , it became a second home for thousands of ukrainians , it gives the soviet tons of humanitarian goods and , even under missile strikes, continues to work for victory in lviv unconquered iryna koval wife of the presenter of the espresso tv channel and i am also a volunteer, our soldiers at the front need a lot of things every day and that is why part of my life today - this is help to the armed forces of ukraine and i am very i am grateful to my c

let's see, it printed like a casino, where we have no control over that fiscal policy where we're biting can now go down to go to the congress, put a bill in front of the house and decide he can print more and more money. you know, the bricks, nations, you know, that's russia, china, brazil, argentina, soon we're hoping saudi arabia joining that saying hey, why don't we make our own currency, where we're not going to treat the currency like casino, where we're going to go, you know, bricks with saudi, and we'll bring out, bring together a lot of the opec plus countries, which is going to be way more oil and gas than the u. s. has including russia as well to create their own currency, which is sustainable, which doesn't have these massive fluctuations, inflation and doesn't give these massive, massive bailouts. these big institutions and corporations, even the european union, which has been basically the bustle of the u. s. that basically, we saw in covey, they followed all the same fiscal policies. they nodded their heads, light, lovely, nodding dogs, that setting around now as well. and they're saying, okay, it's not great that you're making every single eu

murder of the zagoryanka was committed precisely from this pistol, but what about the fingers, how are the prints ready? well, i don’t know whose but the wrong man. interesting i'm the owner of the househappy that you think, don't worry, it's okay criminal growth. he fell into our khavka with things who could become a customer? bananas , i suppose that it could be petr sladovnikov, director of the bagira company. actually, he had a conflict with our management. but i don't think he's capable of such extreme measures. and why do you think so, because i saw this person, he is not one of those who are capable of such. have you been working in the security service for the twelfth year? before that, what were you doing? yes, a lot of things even people at night. what are you exactly interested in? goodbye. did you know? listen, how would we cross with you. i'm interested in your former one employee. in the blue sea, waves whip a cloud across the sky. tanyusha maybe you hurry a little. walks here and walks. now wait a second. excuse me, tell me, please, how long will you be with us? how much you need so much and we will, and what? yes, it's okay. i'm fine. i don't know if someone made a mis

of the story. and there's a lot in here that perhaps makes people feel uncomfortable and scared. >> random house says, the first u.s. printing million copies. it's already sold one point for the first day. so, now it's printing a lot more books to even meet the demand. up next, we're gonna take a look down pennsylvania avenue at the powers held between the white house and of course congress on capitol hill. so, what will that balance look like now that republicans are in charge of the house? we're taking a step back and we're also leaning in, next. we're also leaning in, next. ... you can age on your own terms. new retinol overnight means the smoothing benefits of retinol are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in j just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. brayden has amazed me. he's so strong. you hear about cancer, but you don't ever think that it will be your child. it was your was your worst fear coming to life. the doctor tells us your son has a large tumor. and he said, well, that's not the only tumor. we thought my son had one tumor. he had hundreds. marlo thomas:

of the story. and there was a lot unclear that, perhaps, makes people feel uncomfortable and scared. >> random house says the first u. s. printing copies. he's already sold one point for the first day. so, now it is printing a lot more books to even meet the demand. now up next, we are going to take a look down pennsylvania avenue at the -- white house and of course congress on capitol hill. so what will that balance look like now that republicans are in charge of the house? we are taking a step back and we are also leaning in next. for expedia members, travel doesn't end at booking. it's getting a discount on your trip, plus points for your future travels. so you can think about the next trip. and the next trip and the next next trip. so wherever you go, you'll know you're getting the most out of your travels and you can keep thinking, “where next?” . >>> rudy giuliani arguing he wasn't literally advocating for insurrection >> one has to appreciate how >> one has to appreciate how intoxicanting pain and power i d d so my y quesonons eouout hicacase.y y son, >> one has to appreciate how intoxicanting pain and power cacalledhehe

of committee assignments. something we are watching who for the house freedom carcass will beat name to the influential house rules committee? also waiting to see if speaker mccarthy would be a move to print from bidding on committees. something seen as retaliatory who were taken off of committees after the generate six insurrection. house a democratic leader hakeem jeffries is sort of forcing mccarthy's hand in this. swallow, shift, and omar on committees. and so he is basically forcing mccarthy to either follow through it he said he would do in removing those three from committees, or to let it go. >> in terms of committees and his future in the republican conference, what is the status of the freshman georgia santos? >> infected democrats are raising that already this morning actually saying why would you remove some of our members who are in good standing when there is an embattled freshman representative chasing legal and criminal scrutiny? why is he being seated on committees? last week whether republican leaders james t comer was leadig a very powerful oversight committee had said santos will continue to be a member. will continue to serve on these committeesss unless there is crim

and in the belarusian analogue of the worker and the hodgepodge , clothing patterns developed by the minsk fashion house were often printedon the inserts. in addition, in soviet times, a real theatrical riot took place in minsk. in the seventies, as never before, the words of the belarusian opera and ballet theater thundered without the attention of admiring spectators and the kupalovsky theater, the seventies are also the golden age of the film industry in belarus, when each premiere became an event of a republican scale, a favorite vacation spot for minsk residents. in the seventies and eighties , komsomolskoye lake remained the absence of a resort corner in the city center, which once would have been, then thrushes were added to them in the reservoir. descendants added the minsk sea around the minsk sea, a whole bush of pioneer holiday camps grew up, and it was considered the most comfortable. uh rest house of youth. just like the beaches komsomolskoye lake has never been empty and the stands of the minsk dynamo stadium in the stands. the people were raging such passions, you can't even imagine there was a crowd from t

put a bit in front of the house and decide he can print more and more money. so it was always saying that we're also saying we covered on the channel last week. morag, which was, you know, the bricks, nation's, you know, that's russia, china, brazil, argentina, soon we're hoping saudi arabia joining that saying hey, why don't we make our own currency where we're not going to treat the currency like casino, where we're going to go, you know, breaks with saudi and we'll bring out, bring together a lot of the opec class countries, which is going to be way more oil and gas than the u. s. has including russia and as well to create their own currency, which is sustainable, which doesn't have these massive fluctuations, inflation and doesn't give these massive, massive bailouts, these big institutions and corporations. all right, ok. let's hope that something like that does come out and be a new currency that people like you and i gotta have it easy. let's take a look a little bit about american policy though. i mean, jo button, is it joe biden? or is it, is it, is i

biden will become one of the most conscious -- didn't you have his art hanging over your toilet in the bathroom? >> it is in our guest bathroom in our house. it is not a real one. a printit hanging in the office. pete hegseth gave it to rachel and we hung it. i don't know if he knew we would hang it there. listen. beauty is in the eye of the beholder. i can't judge hunter's artwork. i am not an artist and i don't judge art. congress doesn't care about the beauty or lack of it in hunter's work. they're saying what relationships does the studio that is selling hunter's art have with the white house and maybe the sellers -- the purchasers who bought the art. what relationship do they have to the white house? and there is no answers coming on this. that is the question. not whether hunter is a good or bad artist. was the white house involved and other people buying the art asking the white house for something in return is what this congress wants to know, not the quality of his paintings. >> harris: to be clear you are talking about a print that is pennies to the dollars compared to the hundreds of thousands of dollars that people are willing to spend for the originals. >>

of the white house administration, whether finland was walking to russia of course, the trump administration did not like this, to put it mildly. democratic america tried to prevent the already printed from appearing in stores. here it was threatened with criminal charges for disclosing state secrets, and the ministry of justice went to court and demanded from the publishing house from the bolton itself. suspend the publication of memoirs. for the presence of secret information, the book was checked for six months; the official release was preceded by a pirate leak on the internet; it retroactively changes its opinion about people. sees a conspiracy under every rock and is still remarkably ignorant of how to run the white house. not to mention the huge federal government, bolton thinks referring to trump's talks with kim jong yong. the former adviser recalls that right during a conversation with the two leaders , secretary of state pompeo handed him a short note. here's an idiot, the head of the diplomatic department allegedly wrote commenting on the words of the president, usa it's even difficult to call it an internal kitchen. imagine if at least some of these scandals happened. w

of this collection is very, interesting. it could be published and prepared for printing in minsk. vladimir samoilov at the minchuk publishing houseof funds, he sent this collection to st. petersburg with a request to compose it and print it, which he did. and so, in 1908, a collection of hung up on foot came out near st. petersburg. yankee kupala of course, a walking collection is the mara of any poet. yan kupala was at that hour 26 years old, and he became popularly acquainted, and he was swayed around . yanka kupala wrote his drama the scattered nest in 1913, and some until the next overthrow, that the plays are autobiographical, and that the heroes of the play the scattered nest lost the most precious thing, that they had land and a home the same thing happened with the lutsevichi family, and yanka kupala himself spoke in this play. i put everything in the best of poetry and prose play is scattered nest, and it is certainly quite fit for production, and i have everything in the film ticked the production of this play in 1997 . he kept the theater and the name of the orcs near minsk boris lutsenko staged a play, spreading a nes

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history of the creation of this collection is very interesting it could also be published in minsk who prepared for printed by vladimir samoilov at the minchuk publishing houseof funds, he sent this collection to st. petersburg with a request to compose it and print it, which he did. and so, in 1908, a play came out in st. petersburg. i hung up the collection. yankee kupala, of course, a walking collection. this is the mara of any poet. yan kupala was that hour 26 years old. he became popular acquaintances, and it was easy to read him. genka kupala wrote his drama the scattered nest in 1913, and some overthrow until the next, that the plays are autobiographical, and that the basis leglipodey ked were with the lutsevich family, the heroes of the play scattered nest lost the most precious thing, that they had land and their home, the same thing happened with the family and the lutsevichs. and yanka kupala himself spoke in this play. i put in the best of poetry and simplicity. she is, of course, pleased with the staging. and i'm all that is in the film tikala staged this play in 1997. he kept he theater and the name of the orcs. he minsk boris lutsenko staged a

release on this day exactly 320 years ago. the first of our russian newspaper, which was called vedomosti, it was printed in moscow at the printing houseith a circulation of 500 copies and the first editor-in-chief was none other than peter i. and the first authors were, and he himself and the game of kurakin and peter tolstoy and others with the devotees of peter which then created the correct informational background for the northern war, which was fought with the swedes. uh, the paper didn't get much attention at first, especially since it cost money. first half a penny, then 1 kopeck and then came up with the idea of ​​laying out newspapers in taverns. and those who were the first to read newspapers were even treated to free tea. well, then , of course, our russian press began to develop actively, and the vedomosti newspaper in between. indeed, it has survived to this day. and now it is the st. petersburg vedomosti. well, we congratulate all journalists and writers, and filmers as well. i think also with a professional. russian president vladimir putin is in bashkortostan today, and due to the sad circumstances, the republic said g

my parents had a weekly newspaper inside this printing business right in the back of our house a blockway from the state capital which we could see from our front steps but they built that up and it still exists. with a printer and another printing business it was the best printer they wanted to be promoted and they said you can't, you're irish and catholic so he started his own business. five years later the other business voted and his was still going byll the time he retired n his 80s. >> host: you can see the capital from your home. my buddies and i used to go there. theem floors were open. half was empty. we had a part time governor. one day we got the guy to get to go to the second floor with our tricycles and said let's race so we were roaring down the long hallway with the governor's office. the desk was 20 feet high at that age. we were so proud to tell our parents about it. i was told no more tricycle writing in the capital. i could go in with our parents, but show some decorum. i still get teased by the current governor. he says different desk, patrick. >> host: you talk abo

printing house. in lithuania , she prints books there and distributes them already there, let's say, among ukrainian immigrants or people who are interested in this. what is this system that dozens ofing houses have gone through? and 8 million of ukrainians who are currently abroad. they are also potential readers, and this audience is important and you can popularize the book among them. and these are precisely the methods of popularization, what are the things? markets because poland is still different from germany from the united kingdom, ah, but i constantly hear from people who are engaged in our cultural diplomacy that there is a huge interest now in ukrainian culture and that even well a huge number of people who were drowned at first somewhere abroad, they constantly threw russian culture at them, it was extremely important, now they have come to the point that she went to the bathhouse . we don't have such a problem, we need to show something of our own now, foreigners want to show your literature, show your films, etc. to bring this ukrainian subpoena, which texts exactly in which countries well, they could become popular, whose i think that er prizes somewhere from if i

gusts of hamlita one five deaths, to whom no one for this aura was elected to a full house at the procuration at the club nous was extremely crowded under a thousand people of oleg's popular printhe grew that the corpse would straighten out on tour. according to the user of the republic, by chance, carriages were slipped into the andron artists before they were transported by a comfortable van , infantry artist at once with costumes and props by the same actor. after the performance , she demanded to get a hive from the stars on her own two, far from transport, and dada dove came up with. i’m just a performance, and he asked the meat policeman to arrest them, that is, he would have some kind of horseshoe under the water and wished the vurman to bring the arshant of the uraitsents, it’s true, he regrets the joys of kalitena under the harmonica, the driver understood everything , and the wagon train of them eagle rode with the scum of the corpse. wow, someone will get away from les ayenshiki. wolves are a whole bunch of dragnets long ran after the convoy. alina served me full of povaginastadstva grinned dove on the stage, the actors often got along, a fair conversation, however,

, i think print will always exist sort of alongside digital, but it'll probably be something more precious, sort of better paper, something more collectible that you want to keep in your house, almost like artwork. so, no, i don't think print is going to die. francine: so fewer copies. edward: fewer copies. francine: but more artsy. edward: better quality. francine: almost like a book. edward: you know, coffee table book. francine: i love that. edward: me too. [laughter] ♪ introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. at allspring, we break away with purpose. harnessing data-driven insights and boundless curiosity. we dissect the market from every angle. helping to build portfolios that redefine what's possible. because investing isn't one size fits all. allspring. purposefully divergent. francine: you were recently on tiktok. edward: yes. [laughter] francine: is that fun? [laughter] edward: so much fun. i literally have to be held back. [laughter] but the b

administration of the white house is finland part of russia of course, the trump administration did not like this, to put it mildly democratic america tried to prevent the already printedrom appearing in stores, bolton was threatened with criminal charges for disclosing the state content, and the department of justice went to court, demanding from the publisher from the very talkative. suspend the publication of memoirs for the presence of classified information book. we checked for six months before the official release was preceded by a pirated one spill on the internet. he retroactively changes his mind about people. sees the conspiracy under every rock and is still amazingly ignorant of how to run the white house, not to mention the huge federal government. bolton believes, referring to trump’s negotiations with kim jong-un, the ex-adviser recalls that right during the conversation between the two leaders , secretary of state pompeo handed him a short note. here is an idiot, the head of the diplomatic department allegedly wrote commenting on the words of the president, usa it’s even hard to name internal kitchen. imagine if at least some of these scandals happened.

is a pity, and the history of this collection is very interesting, it could be published and prepared for printing in minsk. vladimir samoilov at the minchuk publishing house collection to st. petersburg with a request to compose it and print it, which he did. and so, in 1908 , a collection of hung on foot came out near st. petersburg, yanka kupala, of course, a collection on foot. this is the mara of any poet. yank kupala was that hour 26 years old, and he became popularly acquainted, and his rummage around. so yanka kupala wrote his drama the scattered nest in 1913, and some overthrow until the next, that the plays are autobiographical, and the fact that the heroes of the play scattered nest were with the lutzev family lost the most precious thing that they had land and the same thing happened to the lutsevichi family , and yanko kupala himself spoke in this play. i've put all the best of poetry and prose into the scattered nest play, and it's certainly pretty well put together to stage. and i'm all that these cava productions are in this plays in 1997. he kept the theater and mewed at minsk boris lutsenko staged a play in a nest and closed to see one pr

of justice. in the archives the president take this very, very seriously progressive house judiciary committee jim jordan till "sunday morning futures" he is going to look into if there is a double standard print there's anything else we don't know. cook this lack of transparency. prexy house oversight committee now and see white house to release a visitor log for the presence wilmington home and they want info on what properties have been searched. in washington, lauren blanchard fox news. >> and thank you, lauren perez we celebrate doctor trayvon martin luther king birthday weekend, president biden is in atlanta on of the civil rights icon delivered a sunday sermon at doctor king's church in atlanta. charles watson is live with those details. hi charles. >> hi, arthel p president biden is back in delaware as we speak after delivering his sermon at ebenezer baptist church this morning where he took the opportunity to reflect on the life and legacy of civil rights giant doctor trayvon martin luther king jr. on his 94th birthday. president biden who is a catholic got some laughs from the audience as he joked about how intimidating it was for him to stand up and talk before the congregation at e

are at the foot of print sprint bridge in kentucky, considered the poster child of the crumbling infrastructure in this part of the country. i was wondering what congress's role, the house of representatives role would be in the funding for that project. a quick comment, you mentioned don bacon and nancy -- they have been on your circle -- your show several times. i was a dim -- i am a democrat, but i would support that ticket if they were to run together in the next presidential election. i want to know what your comments on that. has anyone made any indication they want to run? guest: don bacon and nancy mace for president, i have not heard that ticket before but i suppose there will be a number of combinations we will be exploring in the months to come. in terms of the bridge in kentucky, we did see the split screen moment where the house of representatives in complete turmoil, unable to agree on a speaker of the house, the house of representatives was shut down last week. there was a number of concerns on whether they could even follow-up on constituent calls and emails. some new members of congress could not even access their email and communicate with constituents

years with $5 trillion of new spending demanded by president biden and delivered by the house minority. whose own budget chair said there is no limit to what amendment can print, borough and -- borrow and spend. there is not a single one of us who isn't demanding a return to fiscal discipline and who can deliver fiscal discipline? kevin mccarthy. on the point of spending, let me show you a list of who has written me who has asked me to cut spending. i'm holding a blank piece of paper. no one has asked me to cut spending in writing. and they are not many people who get a lot of mail in this house to cut spending and set spending priorities. in contrast, we get hundreds of letters asking us to increase spending. but we are at a critical point in this nation's fiscal health and one person who is here, kevin mccarthy. he has identified how to do it. in 2018, then majority leader kevin mccarthy brought a balanced budget amendment to the floor of this house. mr. mccarthy said, by our actions, we have shown washington spending problem can't be boiled down to a lack of will. it's a problem of structure and process and everyone knows the process of government funding

of the tambov province, notes with one hand, wrote another. at that time, a hospital, an orphanage, a public school house, a printing house were opened in the citywspaper was printed and this drama theater was built. governor's name today poet. proudly wears tambov state university, i think that the university is first of all people and everything we do we do for people, because we value human capital first of all pavel sergeevich moiseev acting director of tambov state university named after derzhavin candidate of economic sciences associate professor this year. all our students grow to master interdisciplinary knowledge and receive additional qualifications for the main diploma in 59 trajectories. for example, and we we teach sociologists, and sociologists. well, as such, in principle, they are of no interest to anyone, while the market has a very large demand, for example, for data analysts, which differs from a sociologist from data analysts of the toolkit, defined by yes digital and , in fact, we will find out in advance how and where to invest their scholarships are students of derzhavin university and how well. they know the law, the phon

majority of house of representatives would want to erase the very existence of the january 6th committee from congressional history. january six committee managed to get its full report into print and all of its evidence handed over to the justice department before the republicans took over the house of representatives. and now the republicans are busy degrading the remaining committees in the house of representatives. speaker kevin mccarthy laughed at the idea of giving pathological liar george santos any serious committee assignments. and so now we know which committees kevin mccarthy thinks are the laughable jokes of the house of representatives. because kevin mccarthy has assigned george santos to be a member of the small business committee. and to be a member of the science, space, and technology committee. do not let any republican member house -- care about small businesses when they are all supporting the placement of someone on the small business committee who has lied about everything in his life, including his name. today's newly exposed george santos lie is about his mother. it is actually worse than that. it is about his mother and 9/11. and just in case you though

on support for ukrainian e-e book printing, a ban on russian printing of anything in ukraine, well, in russian, by russian publishing houses, and i will remind you that this law was passed by more than 300 votes in the parliament. it has already been six months, i don’t know, the president still can’t sign it books there, the ukrainian e-e said that this law should not be implemented because it is bad . well, a lot of people, including oksana zabuzhko, ukrainian intellectuals, writers, publishers, signed an appeal to president zelenskyi in order to finally sign this law. that's it for that the ukrainian publishing house is protected because, well, this is a war about identity, this is a war about the fact that our enemy wants the ukrainian language to not exist, that it should exist, that the speakers should disappear from planet earth, in principle, that there would be no ukrainian culture about it in fact, this war is not a war for territories, it is not a war even there for the sake of the ukrainians, relatively speaking, the people who live here, this is a war for the fact that we, those people, were not ukrainians, ga

new offering of a website of course i will start printed we, there are a number of events and activities that we have been kind change the conversation of the woodrow wilson house. i mentioned some the tours we do in the activism in the exhibitions ledger and exhibition in the garden so we could bring people in during covid-19 and have safely that the wilson house and we continue to do that and i think before that date with done on vibrations which i don't know if we had an opportunity to bring this up to one of the topics is about the spring and have the world has changed 100 years and you see it the arts so we do very diverse and different types of exhibitions that are time conversation back to what was a hundred years ago now decisions that were made then, thus forward, what the consequences of those decisions today. we look to have a conversation with people. if there are things that you want to bring to me an e-mail. that is no. engage in the conversation of what you would like to see changed last week we had someone filming about a town, africa town in alabama. in these the wilson house to film an interview and they mentioned that it was the irony that th

printed, and then what kind of fresh note they will be. we must write. approve the editor to hand over the number, then at night in the printing house to type up to 20 pageswait , then the morning news prints the evening newspaper. when does the morning newspaper come out? at four o'clock at five or six already on the streets. and this is the number with the article about the explosion in the warehouse, what happened when this number was a signatory, and you well, to hell with them. let them be closed correctly, the police chief decided, he will know better one less rag. stop. stop. stop. stop, stop. at 23:50 and the explosion took 15 minutes.