her species is considered the most prized of hunting birds.rs are also used for hunting such as this, the smallest of falcons. also cooper's hawks and red tail hawks. he said training begins with food-based reward and getting the predator to eat from your hand. >> you are trying to establish a trust with the bird. and that you put the bird on -- you start to incorporate the whistle. you whistle and get the bird to jump. take a little bit of a flight at you. they land on the glove, you give them a tidbit and then you go further away. bird to fly to you farther and farther away. >> when the raptors are released to nearby trees, falconers go into the woods, literally beating the bushes with sticks. if an animal spots a rabbit, the hunter gives a distinct call. to alert the bird to their target. >> what they are starting to do is they make the connection between something running and the falconer. >>>> after all this training, most of these birds afraid will be released back to the -- birds of prey will be released back to the wild. he said the sp

well, to hunt for your homeland to your mother. uh, here i have friends who are hunters too, here we are going together. we're going to the forest hmm hunting for a day or two. well, everything, of course, in moderation on the hunt. yes, i managed to catch a lot of things , let's say, uh, well, like i have, firstly, an estonian dog, a hound, they are a passing animal. this is a hare, a fox. here. i, of course, i try to go hunting in the winter hmm for a bunny. if there are forests. and here, but and so, of course, there were both roe deer and the wild boar was originally. and nature is, of course, our home, where do we live? where we work, we create, where is our creativity. here. and, of course, the environment is the most painful thing for me. uh, the littering situation in the forest, well, i often go and sometimes i just take bags with me and clean up this garbage. even along the paths. here is but and of course, with regards to hunting. uh, too, there is no such thing that needs to be there to come on there is no such thing as

- well, it's not hunting ground.te property is bedrock. but public lands have worked. - but you're talking big government stepping in and saying, "we're taking all this land, "and we're gonna protect it from exploitation by... capitalists." - public land management is not perfect for anybody, but it's a path forward. it's not happening anywhere else in the world. and the reason that it came here is because we are such a great country, but as we move into the future, it's gonna take everybody understanding how unique it is to america. - to say that hunting and conservation are intertwined... - is an absolute fact. - it is an absolute fact, but it is a really painful admission that we are the masters of this environment, whether we like it or not. - as thinking beings, we're the only ones in the food chain that understand the consequences of the imbalance. and, therefore, we do have a right to take care of this thing and manage it. when it comes to animals that can alter their environment, we're unique. - you know, i'm

many athletes expect me to win and i am hunted. , am hunted. definite pressure. we _ am hunted. there is definite pressure. we know - am hunted. there is definite pressure. we know that - am hunted. there is definite l pressure. we know that great britain's women were successful last night, but what can they do tonight? there are three gp women in the finals and all three of them have a chance of a medal. hannah taunton goesin chance of a medal. hannah taunton goes in the 1500 metres. sammy kinghorn who is in the 100 metres and sophie hahn goes in the 200 metres. sophie hahn is the world champion in this event but after settling for france earlier on in the week she went to social media and said that she is fighting with a mental health at the moment and any metal she came in at these championships is an achievement. the latest cricket franchise is under way, with the first major league cricket match played in the usa with texas super kings beating los angeles knight riders. former south africa captain faf du plessis led super kings as they won

on your shoulder and go into the forest to hunt.ere is another option. it's sure to go, uh on motherland to mother. meet your friends again. well, a little, of course, to sit in silence, support, of course, in the family. i'm at home hello, hello. oh, and our dogs came running. hello hello here i am here and i am hello where are my dogs buttons to me to me to me ah, well done, well done, my good. hello hello and you yes, yes, i have a dryer for you, yes, well done, my big family. here is my eldest daughter vlad, the middle son. roma is the youngest, daughter yana, and next to her is our pet, ruta's beloved dog. well, of course, my beloved wife. nadya uh, once upon a time uh, i drank in a group called kreysevo leader. anatoly kozak so, uh, we constantly changed girls. there we only had seven people and there was always some kind of such a small turnover, the girls changed, then someone got married, someone left, that's one fine day. anatoly said that everything was so, so let's take a married girl to the team, so that she is older, s

that was the chancellor, jeremy hunt. _ money.llor, jeremy hunt, earlier. _ money. that was the chancellor, jeremy hunt, earlier. with - money. that was the chancellor, jeremy hunt, earlier. with more| money. that was the chancellor, i jeremy hunt, earlier. with more on this i am joined by the bbc�*s health editor, hugh pym. what else can you tell is about what we've learned today? tell is about what we've learned toda ? ~ ., . tell is about what we've learned toda 7~ ., . ., tell is about what we've learned toda 7~ w ., ., today? well, the importance of today was that this — today? well, the importance of today was that this is _ today? well, the importance of today was that this is the _ today? well, the importance of today was that this is the chancellor - today? well, the importance of today was that this is the chancellor of - was that this is the chancellor of the exchequer spelling out his view on a compensation scheme which is what the inquiry chair supply and langstaff has called for. and everybody affected wants to know

for anybody who included homestead, full, they hunt into the wild video. and even though it gets really hot in winter when snow can be up to one me to think. and instead of being on the less the steel capable of adapting. and that's a very important component of the survival in the while. and i assure you we're going after me. it seems to me that it takes a lot of area to be able to do what you do. can you give me an idea of the, the size of this place to scope at the sound like loudly of a process? that's actually the most important question is our boss. who is to say the most important thing, you know, walk is infrastructure and what i would do without it. we won't be able to prepare the animals effectively for survival in the wild here. and those are in our territory is currently being 12 hectares. and we have a number of sectors dedicated to different functions such as we have a headquarters and the way we can control all the processes remotely. and i from, from that, as you can see, all animals sectors are equipped with the video cameras. and we can r

and we found out that the animal wasn't able to hunt, wasn't afraid of people, and couldn't interact with all the lat punch on the best we spent a year training. hammonds for that build up soon as you finally started hunting and realize piece of that know the human. then you'll be able to start a mocking territory scratching, rubbing urinating, but we seem to have trouble getting him to avoid people consistently point oh, strongly up every now and then he would start showing interest in humans trying to approach as much as before. he leaves the animals into the wild. we're run a series of very demanding tests and, and when we tested him for human interaction, that's one way i act as a group of taurus approach in the lab pod area. but that subject lab got excited that it came out to interact and she was like, oh, finally news. there are some funds people in bright clothes. it could help those mean people in cream uniform. so he failed the task because in any my like this and the wild can only trade with the conflict, and we decided to keep him for breeding or phone human might come he

lodge hoof dynamos remotely. above the corner of the desk and have hunting sectors of this and much more mature me the webs of everything by surveillance cameras if legit and make adjustments whenever necessary in the training program for each individual. that part. if i may ask, where do your leopards come from at the border? fortunately, this is another very important issue is coach. it's actually one of the key things because you know, the to phone when you a population in the wild. hopefully we need to release specimens. i'm with different genetic background since that's your 2nd as and so one important thing we do mothers. what is news? but on, despite the fact that some of the parent and the most all from sous the baby lab thoughts of holiness, re instincts for survival in the wild book. and our job here is to help them develop those instincts that is close to the nice thing. well, that's the main job here at this center. we still artificially stimulate natural instincts. fairly well not inventing anything new. here we simply create conditions, pump these private as to be able

i was wondering if i could have glued instead full, they hunt into the wild videos like that. even though it gets really hard in winter when snow can be up to one me to think and instead of being on the less the steel capable of adapting. and that's a very important component of the survival in the wild sherry. where do i have to me? it seems to me that it takes a lot of area to be able to do what you do. can you give me an idea of the, the size of this place to scope at the found like level of a process? that's actually the most important question. as all boss who's to say the most important thing, you know, walk is infrastructure and what is without it, we won't be able to prepare the animals effectively for survival in the wild yet. and those are encountered tree is currently being 12 heck to us. and we have a number of sectors dedicated to different functions such as we have headquarters and then that way we can control all the processes remotely, you know, and that from, from those. as you can see, all animals sectors are equipped with the video cameras. and we can remote

water protection sea, they hunt dolphin and tuna. pacific bottlenose dolphins this subspecies split off from their australian relatives thousands of years ago. the abundance of the arabian sea contrasts sharply with the desert landscape of oman's largest island, this barren and inhospitable island is inhabited by a few endangered species. the egyptian vulture is one of them. this species of vulture is endangered and only here in amani. these birds are thriving. the country is home to the largest population of egyptian vultures in the arabian peninsula. nests hidden video camera monitors the growth and development of the newly hatched chick. the first three months of his life, he spends in the nest. the chick is completely dependent on its parents. at first, he feeds on a liquid substance regurgitated by adult birds. every time the parents fly by , the chick squeaks loudly, hoping to get the next serving of food. both parents take care of the chick. he is alone at night. vultures see poorly in the dark, so after sunset they rest on th

this is fishing and hunting. so she was called hunting. what an amazing collection. just look. yeah, it's, uh, part of uh, we 've introduced here the weapon that was. it's just a part of it's a part, really. here are two uhs from above, guns from belgium that she and her grandmother bought for themselves. that is this is really the weapon from which they hunted, which was their own in exactly the same way , this is a rifle of an english company naked, by the way, which was bought mainly for bird hunting. alexander mikhailovich spent his childhood and youth in this house, he saw how the writer worked. this is the smallest room in the house and mikhail sanychu chose as his office, in addition to everything else, it was convenient for him also because, as you noticed, this room, as it were, is the best of all the other bedrooms, and given the unusual daily routine, mikhail sanych he slept very little, he slept 3-4 hours a day was not enough. he absolutely had enough. in this office sholokhov wrote. they fought for the motherland and the fate of a man his grandson still cannot get

well, you know, grandmother's hunting. on the ship, yeah, then another question. and why did the belsky house return? one creative nature, the nerves failed. what does that mean? well, when i wanted to remove the hazel grouse. maybe he almost cried and felt sorry for the bird, because of him the goat i missed the muscovite sissy. and henpecked is also a merciless person. yes, good guy. oh, the director is generally wonderful with a head. here are the girls for his wife. oh, what a pity your pity. such a beauty was the decoration of the corpse, therefore. you are all colleagues in the theater. listen there, yes. yesterday , after the premiere, we presented a gun. well, today we agreed to go to the hazel grouse, and who of her colleagues knew that you were going to hunt today? in memory of the premiere, i want a second from everyone. thank you thank you very much. yeah, by the way, there is a version, look, the criminal did not want to kill anyone. he simply disfigured victoria, this is what he is talking about, what is the

quiet hunting started a little ahead of schedule is now in full swing. time to recall the dangerous counterparts of edible mushrooms, and also the red-book species, for the collection, which under the new law threatens, criminal liability maria savushkina first things first. somehow you didn’t prepare, packed in raincoats with tatyana’s impressive baskets of lydia, sergey traditionally goes to the forest to pick mushrooms. well, we have a white champion. oh no need to say sergey everything is cleaned by a group of mushroom pickers, a white one is immediately lucky. how did you come across chanterelles by order, fry i really love sour cream with cream, stumbled upon a clearing of boletus boletus , baskets full of preparations for half an hour, a small season under a birch, quiet and hunting. started ahead of schedule this year mushrooms appeared after heavy rains in early july on social networks, the most experienced share their fees. and there is another and also a young mushroom. oh look how handsome. and this is just something unimaginable. rosselkhoz

chancellorjeremy chancellor jeremy hunt says chancellorjeremy hunt says no decisions have been made aboutd scandal. thousands of people died in the 1970s and 1980s after they developed hiv and hepatitis c through blood they were given. the chancellorjeremy hunt— who is also a former health secretary — has been giving evidence at the inquiry. he reflected on the speed of the government's action — and the potential costs. i know this will disappoint people listening, but there are some very big recommendations notjust in terms of the amount and money involved, but for example the idea that the amount should be decided by an independent arm's—length body, without any reference to ministers. we have to think through how the accountability of that would work, i'm not aware of that structure ever having happened before, but this is obviously the taxpayers money and these are potentially very, very large sums of money. earlier, our health editor hugh pym told me why mr hunt's appearance before the inquiry was significant. the importance of today was this was the importance of today was this was

tolerant mood hunting.al, probably, probably, from the former chairman of tutaevsky, the society of hunters and fishermen. vasily baranov sounds a little strange, according to some reports , the hunters had only four permits to shoot animals, and they killed 20 one of the likely poachers, yuri biryuzovsky , lives in lobnya, owns an instant company the business of putting people on interest in loans brings , in all likelihood, a good profit; another hunter, anton angelovskie, is also engaged in the business of microloans . another possible poacher. evgeny denisov, as journalists wrote in january, he is listed as the founder of a multidisciplinary clinical center, experts agree that what is happening in the yaroslavl forest is reluctant. and the brutal murder and abuse of animals and all those involved, regardless of their status. we need to be held criminally responsible. in the chinese city court of the yaroslavl region began consideration of a criminal case against nine men. they are accused of committing

for reindeer, which is listed in the red book of the sakhalin region, hunting for which is completelying killed at least 26 individuals of the specified animal. on the white snow in even rows, the butchered remains of noble animals lay. a terrible sight in the okha region this winter was discovered by the huntsman. paws rushed all threw fiends, almost killed. three dozen individuals figured out in turn, first detained the first one, he turned out to be recidivist after found accomplices. during searches in the hiding places of probable knackers, they found fur and already butchered carcasses of reindeer , another sled, weapons and ammunition for the duration of the investigation, the court sent the investigators accused in sizo a, meanwhile they calculated the damage, it was estimated at about 5 million rubles. realizing. what troubles ahead , the alleged poachers began to actively cooperate with the investigation, and almost immediately compensated for the multi-million dollar damage. they even tried to bring new animals to the island then, after the petition of the investigators, th

. >> steve: let's transition and talk from democrats hunting for votes to you hunting for luxury hunting lodges on fox nation. we have a snipit oficaty practicing. >> katie: i need to get some practice in. all right, pull. >> good shot. >> steve: good shot. tell us about luxury hunting lodges of america. >> katie: well, season two of luxury hunting lodges and we're in north dakota, texas, virginia, all over the country, florida and excited to bring viewers along the way to talk about hunting and conservation and what the industry can do for the environment. season two. if you missed season one, watch that to catch up. out today 6789 download at foxnation.com, watch and tell all your friends. we are stepping aside 8:28 in new york city. coming up, joe biden's border crisis, administration seeking to create immigration path for central americans and colombians, as well. lieutenant chris oliverace joins us next. us next. joins us next. r famis joins us next. owned mill s from maine to mississippi to manufacture our cotton into quality american made fabrics that become our heirloom inspired

i see above the hunting facade. vyansha only sawing.ith a slide at the kolosov frame, the sherakhs of the hallon gave the agul silhouette of subdentity with the familiar stalinist high-rise buildings in moscow, the district near the ussr looked beyond the monumentally stalinist amps, it was somehow special. mm, such a cup on the corner of soviet architecture and set it on fire. she is not at the other runners of the forties. i'm a cliche of guys. before the war, i had such an orientation towards the classical paddina and the minarite towards the italian bedroom, the italian renaissance kept coping with its tasks . it was and was the expectation to seal it in such non-formal forms. i thought of them by applying the formulas, eat and happy after operations such you know people tell about it different forms of care of the soviet reconstruction were seen from the walls. bottle. the railway station was cleaned up. in return, they hacked a train through all the pyramids for reinforced concrete, such and such a pero option . the central hall o

if you are in the uk and youj want to keep following jeremy hunt want to keep following jeremy hunt passrview to a us radio show, to a conservative radio host, in which he says that he did nothing wrong, this is in relation to charges which have been made against him, some more were laid against him this week, about the handling of classified information at his residence in florida at mar—a—lago. mr trump says he handed over the security tapes. also, he says that even if he is sentenced in that inquiry, he will continue to run for president. of course, mrtrump continue to run for president. of course, mr trump has announced that he wants to be one of the contenders for the republican nomination in next year's presidential race. this interview has happened this morning. we are hoping to get more information on anything else that former president has said. if you're justjoining us, former us president donald trump says that even if he is sentenced in that ongoing inquiry, there are a number of charges laid against him in relation to classified information and the way he handled it, he is s

jeremy hunt. if the pm high tax? jeremy hunt.viving his own worst net approval rating since taking power. that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight i'm joined by nana akua high tax hunts predecessor , kwasi hunts predecessor, kwasi kwarteng and matthew lhasa. plus, the pm has told his tougher transgender guidance for schools is unlawful and must be scrapped. so our british classrooms now at greater risk than ever before from warped gender ideology. an and public anger at just stop oil goes . anger at just stop oil goes. nuclear boop, boop, boop boop boop. nuclear boop, boop, boop boop boop . well our lacklustre police boop. well our lacklustre police have blood on their hands with evidence of violence like that escalating further. all that to come in our media buzz. but also on the way hour, a summer on the way this hour, a summer heatwave sparks dumas day coverage from msm. fear mongers . so are the likes of sky . so why are the likes of sky news up with news teaming up with covid brainwashers behavioural b

the wild ribbon cards wouldn't hunting weapons. his wife's natalia mix nicholas's and bracelets from plant seats. the, with their homemade jewelry, they run a modest business. even though few travellers venture into this remote part of the world support programs are further source of income. the gonna meet them cuz let's say you have to come in can with some money they're getting. now they're able to buy goods that they couldn't buy before they should be or like outboard motors and other things. and the thing to do is that gonna happen in the past. everyone had access to all the resources of the rain forest and now it's possible to accumulate valuable substances. this will decide he has changed completely, a community on kind of as an affinity for in the big essential life prove in natalia and their family has already undergoing considerable change. they called monkeys and gather nuts in the forest, but they also run a small lodge in the jungle. together with several other families, natalia takes care of the rooms out here. there a

jeremy hunt. if the pm high tax? jeremy hunt.ing his own worst net approval rating since taking power. that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight i'm joined by nana akua high tax hunts predecessor , kwasi hunts predecessor, kwasi kwarteng and matthew lhasa. plus, the pm has told his tougher transgender guidance for schools is unlawful and must be scrapped. so our british classrooms now at greater risk than ever before from warped gender ideology. an and public anger at just stop oil goes . anger at just stop oil goes. nuclear boop, boop, boop boop boop. nuclear boop, boop, boop boop boop . well our lacklustre police boop. well our lacklustre police have blood on their hands with evidence of violence like that escalating further. all that to come in our media buzz. but also on the way this hour, a summer heatwave sparks dumas day coverage from msm. fear mongers . so why are the likes of sky news up with news teaming up with covid brainwashers behavioural brainwashers at the behavioural insights team to convinc

specialists in neighboring primorye, the rehabilitator, despite the injury, is re-learning how to hunt walks in an open enclosure help him burn those extra pounds. to unfortunately, the experts here can't make , uh, accurate predictions. will he be able to fully restore his paw, although of course nature was noted in this case, when the tiger fractured, which is natural, then the way. ah, healed, he was able to hunt the amur tiger, living in the wild, obesity definitely does not threaten in search of food. they comb areas up to one and a half thousand square kilometers, and according to scientists, out of five attempts to catch a wild boar or a roe deer, the tiger is lucky only in one case, the wild for the tiger is under enormous stress because you constantly have to overcome yourself, and if the male has one task, then you can imagine a complex female who has three or four of these tiger cubs. it is they who need to be fed , willy-nilly, the sports form of the tiger ensures its life in the wild. to study how to preserve and increase the population of striped predators in the far east

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it is mainly at night that squid flocks go hunting, at this moment it is easiest to catch them, wherewe go. uh, how far from vladivostok is about 13 km 13 km. and why is this place every fisherman at his point tasty today, we are going to the most varnish point. i hope yes, such fishing even for condensed fishermen, the real exotics pour out on boats or motor boats with families with friends people of completely different ages and professions. today, our companions semyon is a dentist and leonid a logistician. what is the general mood like? come out that's it for this fishing, how much it is long-awaited for you, it is very long-awaited. and this excitement is waiting for a lot, where i fished such fishing, well, nowhere. just 10 minutes on the way through the eastern bosphorus and you can throw anchor here we have already taken our place on the sea among other fishermen. look how beautiful the lights from the nearest boats look like we have a whole city on the water in front of us. it's just a feature such fishing, to catch a squid, bait is not needed, but the color should be on boar

very sad now, uh, by the way, look, come on, that's it, we're talking about hunting for hunting and wer went to the next house for rabbits, there and so on. there had to. let's talk about fishing. have you ever fished? look. yes i wait, you're right like this, as if oh, i remembered it will never be like that, what oh, i remembered, i can say. oh, i'm ready. let's prepare a joke, just about your fishing. please don't judge too harshly. i’m really everything, come on, as it’s more convenient for you, so that i don’t laugh at all or yes, come on like that, come on, in general, uncle, i would interfere with your yes, yes, he is so courageous, like fishermen look different. ok then. yes, it’s like he’s just an experienced rybak , he knows everything, and it means that he casts the bait, how does he cast it? no, nothing pecks the peck is twitching. a whole crowd has gathered around this hook, it will turn out to be a worm. take out the owner. well, well, you knew, you, well, you, well, you tried to laugh. you knew, so the joke is honest, i knew, but how he told the same charm, you know, in

yes, for example, fishing is hunting, yes, so a huge number of jokes about hunting are the only ones n't hand him over to dust. wait for nobody. it doesn't matter which of them is the main thing, for what i'm sitting, i can't natasha well. he was sitting, so vasily ivanovich was sitting on the rails, he was coming up, petka, he said, move over, of course, yes, imagine, i play along on purpose. i don't know there is a sequel. well, about them were jokes, you know? associated uh, well, again here with the fact that they are here, well , some sing, as you say, was a little there and not so, right? well, let's say it's a little smarter, ivanovich said, but they had such on puns. remember, as they say, and you say that you will, when, well, like, everything will end and everything will still be in general, that is, the civil war will end there. he says i'm a stove. i'll build a conservatory. he says, oh , how mmm, and i'll put a machine gun on top. why is this a machine gun? well, to canned food steal ivanovich's old transport and sing, but look, i want you to go fishing and hunting, do y

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hunt . witch hunt. >> i agree, dan, it's incredibly chilling .illing. and i mean, the committee was set up for a specific remit. it ruled on that . but i feel that it's overreaching actually. and what kind of democracy and as you said, freedom of speech do we live in? if an mp cannot openly voice our opinions on a parliamentary committee , it's parliamentary committee, it's crazy. and it's a slippery slope. and i mean, my concern is the freedom of speech , which, the freedom of speech, which, you know, everybody should be entitled to freedom of speech in this country . and what kind of this country. and what kind of country are we living in if we cannot voice an opinion? but this is gross overreach by the privileges committee because you didn't make these comments in parliament. >> i mean, number one, you should have been protected if you did. but you tweeted this. jacob rees—mogg said it on his gb news show. so what the privileges saying , privileges committee is saying, it stop people from it can stop people from expressing their opinion in in

hunt . witch hunt. >> i agree, dan, it's incredibly chilling .e chilling. and i mean, the committee was set up for a specific remit. it ruled on that . but i feel that it's overreaching actually. and what kind of democracy and as you said, freedom of speech do we live in? if an mp cannot openly voice our opinions on a parliamentary committee , it's parliamentary committee, it's crazy. and it's a slippery slope. and i mean, my concern is the freedom of speech , which, the freedom of speech, which, you know, everybody should be entitled to freedom of speech in this country . and what kind of this country. and what kind of country are we living in if we cannot voice an opinion? but this is gross overreach by the privileges committee because you didn't make these comments in parliament. >> i mean, number one, you should have been protected if you did. but you tweeted this. jacob rees—mogg said it on his gb news show. so what the privileges saying , privileges committee is saying, it stop people from it can stop people from expressing their opinion in

so thibodaux and woodrow como moose hunting and they are out there and they shoot six moves.mazing. but they were good shots because we know how to do that. and so the plan comes back and the pilot says to them, where are you going with all of this moves? we are going to put it on the plane and we are going to fly back. he says no, we can't put six minutes on the plane. and they don't know, we can put six minutes on the plane. watch, we will shove them on in there, and you are going to take us back and they say no, you can do. that they say yes you can, and apologize okay, so they shove the moose on the plane, thibodaux and what you get on the plane, and the plane takes off. wouldn't you know it? the plane crashes. and thibodaux and goudreau are laying on top of all of the loose that are dead. because they killed them already. antithesis to woodrow, do you know where we are at? he says we are in the same place that we were last year when we tried the same thing. now, why do you suspect that i'm telling you that joke? because if we keep doing the same thing over and over again

going to hunt. off pantelevich’s skirt, not for fishing, you go and have a drink, and you and lyonya come in forever skiing. why are you looking at me like that? say let's go hunting, you went to the store and returned. you don't know anything else. they dragged me to these glances, they wanted to i wrote a chistukha on an old case. yep now. well, in general, pollock sent to the resort, the second dumped somewhere. they won to play with me pensioners found worthless tsumu. no, we thought you yourself that i myself. oh what will be the former cops do not happen, they will harness for him like an adult, what to do? he will directly run a rifle for him to wait for you , it’s a pleasure to take, so he will rake in full. this is my client. i will personally wind his guts on his fist. why credit savings cards are the most profitable in the country every month a new interest-free period begins 120 days? make purchases return money so again and again a free forever super rate of nine eight percent. apply on

and by the way, look, let's do everything, we are talking about hunting about hunting.here and so on. there had to. let's talk about fishing. have you ever fished? look. yes, i wait, what are you right now, as if, oh, i remembered, this will never happen, what, oh, i remembered, i can say. oh, i'm ready. let's prepare a joke, just about your fishing. please be strict don’t sit, and i’m really everything, come on, how is it more convenient for you so that i don’t laugh at all or yes, so come on, come on, in general, will your uncle interfere with your yes? yes, he is so masculine as the fishermen look different. ok then. yes, it’s like he’s just an experienced rybak, he knows everything, and it means he casts the bait, as he casts it, he looks, pecks, pulls out, nothing, pecks, pecks, pecks, twitches. around this hook gathered, the whole party remembered.

say witch hunt, it ts o outso— was the case. say witch hunt, it is a witch hunt— was the case. you roots— political career. what do you roots ot— political career. what do you roots ot t— political career. what do you make of it and— political career. what do you make of it and how has it been ottoust— make of it and how has it been ottoust to— make of it and how has it been allowed to happen— make of it and how has it been allowed to happen ? allowed to happen? the issues orouot— allowed to happen? the issues around keir starmer sue gray all these types of things, they're not happening in isolation. the lack of transparency, the lack of accountability . motty i think of accountability. motty i think there is a culture of collusion, quite frankly . the problem is quite frankly. the problem is toot— quite frankly. the problem is toot tos— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob is— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob is now- 3 the problem is that the blob is now in control of westminster— that the blob is now in control of

he said that he used to hunt. after his deprivation of the license of the special right to hunt, he did not pass this item, he left it to himself, as he planned again, by the way, the hunter. continue the release of the review of criminal and emergency incidents prepared by yuri shevchuk investigative committee established the circumstances of the explosion on the boulevard shevchenko in minsk, according to the investigation, on december 17 last year, at about 3 am, an explosion occurred in a five-story residential building . as a result of the incident, six people were killed, including one child. in addition , two people and another child were injured, as it turned out, two residents of this house of the wife , who lived in the apartment and the epicenter of the explosion, decided to commit suicide and at the same time they planned to make him a group husband and wife died on the spot on december 17 , the defendants. more than ten liters of flammable liquid were poured onto the floor in the apartment and damaged

hunting on which, apparently, you don’t even have to aim too much. the duck baron is somewhere here inest, and we are an aviary, yes, all the ducks in the stores without exception have not seen the game, alexey will hunt the duck soon, because the bird is a lazy, docile and inexpensive cultivation, hunting happiness looks like this, yes, yes. here are their ducks now somewhere around 405 pieces. left. before the new year was 300 certainly. this is a cultural bird. she needs feed she eats a lot. uh, fatter tastes better. weights of 3.5 kg duck grow 3 months. this is twice as slow as chickens. however, this is a plus duck is a significantly more stable bird. and in principle, the survival rate of little ducklings, well, somewhere around 99 percent is more expensive and prescribed less often. another question is that in a culinary recipe it’s so easy to replace chicken with duck, the chef, danila rukin, makes ducks and flights around the world and swim under water, therefore there are a lot of blood vessels in their muscles. and such meat is fibrous and tougher the same chicken, but this

speaker, i rise today to recognize a pillar of the hunt county community. in a world filled with media pundits and talking heads, brad keller was a journalist in every sense of the word. there is a void left by brad's passing, and i would like to honor his memory today while borrowing excerpts from his colleague, travis. in the hearts and minds of people across hunt county, the herald banner newspaper and brad keller were one and the same. and the two names were used interchangeably for the 30 years he served his community as a tireless reporter of news stories both big and small. even more important than his work ethic, though, were the relationships brad built and the trust he earned through the care he put into his reporting and through his kind, affable nature. many hunt county residents came to know him as a friend and his readers enjoyed the collective giggles and growns brought -- groans brought on by his corny puns and jokes. brad's beloved wife said he was loved and he touched a lot of people. he loved his job, he loved writing, he loved the art of

but we continue the conversation with his first movie, "good will hunting."ry has kind of become a legend that you were working on a script at harvard, that you then started working on it some more with your high school buddy, ben affleck. you go to hollywood, you sell it. it ends up becoming "good will hunting." here you are. >> there's my number. maybe we can go out for coffee sometime. >> do you like apples? >> yeah. >> well, i got her number! how do you like them apples? >> i have to tell you, that is a line in the wallace family we occasionally use, "how do you like them apples?" >> glad it lasted. yeah, yeah. that was a funny one. >> what is the most interesting thing we don't know about this whole story? >> probably this generation doesn't know a lot of the story. we were, you know -- ben was living on my couch when we sold it. it was in a -- an engagement gone wrong. so he was on our couch, me and another buddy. we were really writing it to try to kind of get out of the living situation we were in. >> got him his own couch. >> everybody get their own

because for man to hunt and fish he has to own land.these are considered leisurely activities and farm animals with most societies and specifically lower-class mentor working in the fields doing hard labor some in the coming ac women are, they don't see women producing 60 - 70 percent of the diet of the community. here. they see is the drudgery type of activity when in reality, that is part of what creates the society is the control. of the agricultural production so an native cited said the type hunting and fishing are the primary ways of securing fronting for the diet while women remain around the town and working in the fields and raising children and so all of these activities great matriarchal society maintain rights for women in a native society that european society will not see for hundreds of years from the point of initial contact in the early 16 hundreds. in addition, some other aspect of matriarchy down here in our communities women are heads of households, they hold and own property. the three doing to divorce and another r

you sit while hunting.st that it's summer in the room and the volga is just gone, fish and steamboats. though the dirt on you ten years of experience with you bark. from a tree. the soot almost disappears, the bitch is washed away and you’ll get hot, you’ll get fried, then turn the handles and drops. the decline will stroke the vols, it will pat its ears and flow along the gutter between the shoulder blades into the water, you will wash off the wet little bodies to towels, like a furry beast, to dry heels, the floor is creeping. i apologize for the cork expression. having seen themselves in the mirror, set in a shirt, i wet clean power and i think it’s very correct that our soviet power, mayakovsky’s beautiful poems , just pleased everything that appeared new, but here we see a direct detailed description of a really bath and a cold faucet. it was also my cow's dream. this, for example, is the only thing he buys in his apartment in henryk's lane. he deliberately makes redevelopment so that there is a bath a

i asked for hunting with him. you definitely need to be there. yes yes. anna henri anric.rse, he was also given to you as a puppy. he lived in our house for a very long time. amazing. why did you come here? i asked you for a tablet. you know, i myself would never call auntie. she believes that if rita sees me unexpectedly, it can help her. like shock therapy. yah maybe she's really right, she knows better rita rita hello, and you are maxim. did you recognize me in the photos? how many times i warned you not to play with the ball, i warned you. don't cry, don't cry baby. they are not a child, of course, a man has been crying for a long time. mom believes you to play with anya, i won’t, my father will come, and you won’t say that you beat me. he will punish and drink heavily and not a man. you are a little blackmailer. okay, that's all, what will we play. learn daughter. you didn’t shoot anyone, you don’t really want to. right, let's be careful only. that's it, end game let's go. here are jump ropes to jump. no, come back. ali ali where did you fall? where is my son? tired o

but you see the picture, this is dad, as if on a hunt, and he had a bad dog.e a sheepdog , that's how it happened. and over there, the hare is still running, and there were the best ones to collect from him. well, guy was a hound dog and got carried away, so young that he drove the hare upstairs and they didn’t wait for him until the evening they returned back. tomorrow morning only. well, there were only bones left, the wolves sat down, like that, that's why i called him a harem. he was also a young man. and such situations always testify, on the one hand, to the great courage, on the other hand, to the great sacrifice of our people, the children took part in the partisan movement in the same, yes, and died. many never became adults. that's how these four didn't become adults. so a lot of other boys and girls died during the fighting. we just have to understand looking for the most important a fundamental thing for these people who have taken up arms. for whom everything was clear, it is clear where the good is, where the evil is, when it’s not mine, but ours

say witch hunt, it he a whreh— was the case. say witch hunt, it is a witch hunt— was the case.o you make— political career. what do you make er— political career. what do you make er hr— political career. what do you make of it and— political career. what do you make of it and how has it been ahhewee— make of it and how has it been ahhewea re— make of it and how has it been allowed to happen— make of it and how has it been allowed to happen ? allowed to happen? the issues areaha— allowed to happen? the issues around keir starmer sue gray all these types of things, they're not happening in isolation. the lack of transparency, the lack of accountability . motty i think of accountability. motty i think there is a culture of collusion, quite frankly . the problem is quite frankly. the problem is rhar— quite frankly. the problem is rhar rhe— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob is— quite frankly. the problem is that the blob is now- 3 the problem is that the blob is now in control of westminster— that the blob is now in control of

but did not receive them from the phone company. >> what about chris hunt?> i did not get allen's phone records. >> and he did not ask you to lay all your guns out or identify your residence? >> no sir. he did not. and i did not show them to anyone. >> they cross over other hike family members says the defense. but truly disturbing where the very real, legitimate, and possibly dangerous suspects outside the heidt klan. that the defense said worn properly investigated. the jurors weren't next hearing about those potentially dropped leads. and the biggest problem of all in the states case, according to the defense, the total lack of physical evidence tying craig heidt to the crime. >> no hard, concrete evidence in this case. which is i think what we should demand. >> coming up! emotion in the courtroom. the defense steps forward with some surprises. was there a mishandled crime scene? was there more than one gunman? >> that is possible. >> was craig heidt really behind this? when dateline continues! new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back.

we cannot name him, because the russian special services are constantly hunting people like him. his face is covered. he is a sniper of the mega special unit of the national guard of ukraine, call sign. i congratulate you, and to begin with, explain why i can't name your face. why can't i name your name ? trying to find out the data of these people so that you cannot harm them or their families know my name because, again, if i say my name, the enemies will look for it and find it, and that's why it's all incognito. like a face, so a name. and why do they hunt a meat pie like that, because a sniper is more terrifying to the enemy, and if you take into account that the gunners shoot and a shot is heard, then the sniper shot is inaudible. two enemies are standing by the trench, it is not clear from what distance the ball flies and one of them is no longer there, and that's why they they are afraid and they consider it terror because it is nowhere to be heard and nowhere to be seen, it is somewhere as it is paul's gopher is there, but you can't see him. well, i'll tell you that in t

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