igo’s mottos were the words “righteous life and acquisition of the vedas.”dze izador prinyaў monastery at the hellish monastery. between you, my brother the bishop, the king and many sivilian saints, the insistence of the convalescent rose from seclusion and the practice of the pagan catholic faith and administrative torture, as far as ar' the jan herats were very active and sailing. ureshtse bіskup leanard pasvyatsіў... at his brother's d'yakana, and work for his closest patrons, transferring the pains to izedor bіskupskіa pіnamotstva. in 601, the izydor had a pharmaceutical abbreviation to the sevillian authorities, under the agul will of the clergy and people. and this time the branne was punished by punishment and the popes of the rygory vyalik. 5 snowfall 633 years. in the days of isdor , the taletsky council is opening up, which is called the most important government council in spain. what is important is the fact that at these cathedrals there was a paradox in the selection of a new karal, as the choice was made for the agul year of the gentry and th

that's it, and there, as the first sustrev of igo in pinkavich, i jumped from the task.life. kali іdzem and tsarkvas, pkrava of the holy bagarodzitsa, in which the sleeping royal choir of kastantsin mikhailavich, kastyantsin mikhalavich packs the goodness of pinkavich. it was not only yakub kolas and louis who left our pinkavichs behind. yashche vydomy belarusian master yazep drazdovich the same applies to our pinkavichs in our history. u 1926 godse. he’s a little small of the ilyinskaya tsark, unfortunately, not much of that tsarka. in 1964, atheists dug it out. in front of all the rightful faithful, there is now a great task, knowing the financial statements of the ilyinskaya tsarka, unfortunately, the pack is still unknown. it’s our time at pinkachah to celebrate the tsarva pakrav of the most holy bagarodzitsa. history of vyadze since 1762, father mikhail’s divine service to vyadze. in our area there were two temples, in which we are located, this is the pokrovsky temple, and there was also once upon a time, before the sixties, there was still an ancient ilinsky templ

well, not so, if i respected that he’s such an adzinok, i need to be respected, and if i respected igostand, that’s and rarely . the most important aspect of baroque architecture can be considered as a tendency to change the tectonic part with the anti-tectonic part. if the architecture of classicism will be based on clear visual differences in its fundamental parts and parts, in any case, it will be carried out, then in the future. in the baroka style , these adnosins are inconceivable, verticles contrast with garisanthals, cantiles with abacus, triglyphs with metopes. the fear of emptiness is characteristic of baroka's doilism, and this is not just a jumping metaphare, but a pasture principle, a form of creation. the vastness of the architecture, the flatness of the design or the ceiling, the detailing in such a way that we would like to build structures. vianecki cathedral paustae ў 18 stagodzi. yes, this time of baroka in belarus, the price of the baronka has already fallen, the change, the worsening and the growth of the so-called stage of the vilensk baronka. at 16 stagodzі asnov

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[indistinct] ♪ ♪ agua, igo. héctor: antes que nada, bienvenidos otra vez a estados unidos.charle ganas, ¿eh? hay un mínimo, de hecho, en el contrato lo dice, hay un mínimo por producción que se tiene que alcanzar, que son 2000 pinos por cada día de trabajo. muy importante que le echemos ganas. si no le echamos ganas, pues, vamos a tener que empezar a, este, a tomar decisiones respecto a las personas. [all speaking at once] ¿y qué más dice la otra? ray: yo les muevo entre 10, 12 gentes. siempre les digo que ahorren porque a eso vinimos, a trabajar. el que llegue a agarrar 500-600 dólares en una semana, en méxico lo anda uno ganando en dos, tres meses. ¿lo ves? a ver. hombre: todo eso está aquí, mira. ♪ ray: hay muchos estados donde nosotros vamos a trabajar. en misisipi, alabama, norte carolina, sur carolina, oklahoma. [all speaking at once] ray: ustedes nuevos, pongan atención para que no vayan a meter del otro pino que traigan, lo metan ahí. el que viene en la camioneta va a ser pa estas rayas donde no tiene bandera. rodolfo: yo trabaja a la construcción, al campo. cuando

igo meetings brought out the best views of the belarusian poetry.. what became the people's saprauda hitamі, adzіn іkh, the famous lyavonіkha, is now playing with the arrangers uladzimir mulyavin and aleg molchan. sustrakayce, stage of the belarusian dziarzhaina ensemble "pesnyary". may day, i remember your kind words, the black fluff of your curved logs, the bright eyes, the brightness of their eyes, i remember your rosy pasta, the memory of how you knew how to tsalovat, the memory of your kind words, oh, lyavon oh, lyavonika may, oh, lyavonika , dear may, may you live a long life, may you live a happy life, may you have a happy life, have a happy life, a happy life, oh never will i forget you, oh lyavonika, lyavonika of may, oh never will i forget you, oh, lyavonika, lyavonika of may, lyavonika, lyavonika of may, you sing. was louder than sala, you were the first to meet with the danku, and the meat of the yurts and the bull, and when you get tired of your corral, you’re already tired, don’t bayutstsa, lyavom, you were singing galasne, sala, oh ly

we igo to the largest crypto event in europe next. >>> and south korcarolina is no the only winner inl. setting a record with 18.7 million viewers. the most watched women's college basketball game since 1992. dawn staley from philly. she is the greatest women's basketball coach of all time. props to her. >>> another year and dominated victory. the huskies winning the men's title against purdue. marking the second straight national championship. uconn joins florida and duke as the third team with the repeat win. those teams are amazing. >>> they may not be winning in basketball, but still on top when it comes to price. the cost to attend an ivy league school next year. surpassing $90,000. the most expensive schools include university of pennsylvania, cornell, brown and dart dartmouth. stay with us. more "worldwide exchange" coming up. hi, i'm kevin, and i've lost 152 pounds on golo. (uplifting music) my biggest concern when i started golo was food. i'm a big guy and, shockingly, i like to eat. i was worried it was gonna be like other diets that were bland and restrictive. but with golo

we'll to igo inside the numbers >>> plus, chances of the fed making a move lower this year have beening down. one top strategist says they may need to act as soon as july. >>> and later, lighting up. the dea making a big move to reclassify marijuana. what the move means for trading in these names. i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, and steve grasso. >>> stocks closing on a down note, with the nasdaq sinking 2% and the dow shedding 570 points, accelerating the last ten minutes of trading. all three closing near their lows of the session and well in the red for the month. each ending five-month winning streaks. the dow posting its biggest mostly loss since september of 2022. we'll dive more into what is behind these moves later this hour, but we have to start off with amazon. shares are higher, though off their best afterhours highs. the company reporting a beat on the top and the bottom lines and higher ad revenues and sales in aws guidance in q-2 though. kate rooney has the details. >> cloud growth was

then igoing t was the valedicton that they brought on and canceled, which caused an uproar from the other. w on and now on wednesday, a slow response to a violent daday, ayl of not only anti-israel but anti-semitic protests on campus full-israel of hate w. and anti-american, anti-american sentiment as well. the yeah. >> burke what are these people like that are in camping out in the qua thed there? >> are they are they actual uscr students? you gostudents to school with te types of people? >> no, that's the scary part. t isi would say when i was i was on campus, about half of them or more than half weren't u.s. students. so i saw people 80 years old orl younger people the age of my parents and grandparents, they're protesting. and the students, some of them are being peacefulesting. o. thw but there are things where i have seen firsthand vandalism . i saw pushing, i saw shoving, and i saw some anti-semitic remark tic remas. >> yeah. so i'm sure your family not very happy with not being able to see you toshs your cap.that i and i mean, that's a big moment in a child's life. g mowhat they s

we don't necessarily know how he's doing, if in fact, he's going to survive his injuries, but igo will, that fire, those flames reached about 20 feet in the air. it was a fairly large fire, this man setting himself on fire in the middle of the square just 50 feet away from where we are, chris. >>wh yeah, we did after he was removed briefly see the smoke and so you could see that it was indeed. let me just again give the context of the week or have you give thek context of the week. we have seen in the past and certainly some of the early y days, for example, for arraignments, large groups of people came out on both sides. there may have been some yelling back and forth or whatever, but through this week from what i've read and what i've heard you and others report, there have been no real problems around the courthouse, right? >> reporter: no, and i'll tell you, so if we think back to the arraignment in april of 2023 when former president donald trump was first arraigned, this area was filled with protesters. if you remember marjorie taylor greene came to this area as well. she was kin

our panelis back, leanne, what igoing on he?achment inquiry has been on the rocks for a long time ready. the early d't reallye wh flaput . what's this latest >>h, that's absolutely right. they don't really have anything in their impeachment inquiry into president biden republicans kn that james comer has mostly admitted that and so this is just another attempt to keep any sort of idea in the. news, in the ether that president biden is hiding something that he is potentially corrupt, whatever we're, however, republicans want to paint him. and so this is another attempted that effort really, despite the fact that we all know and republicans know that impeachment isn't going to go nowhere >> i mean, it also seems like this is a push to keep the hur report in the news, right? >> that's right. i mean, this is surely political >> it >> is no, they don't need it they don't need the audio tape for anything. what this is >> the letter basically says like we gave you get everything that was said here. that's exactly right. and as leanne s

the pruitt-igoe projects they won an architectural award. when they opened in 1956. by 1971, they were literal imploded in a cloud of dust because they were judged to be in habitable. i'm at work on a new book about the history of public housing and looking particularly at some of these communities. and one of my favorite quotes comes from a columnist named paul jones who wrote for the black newspaper in pittsburgh. the pittsburgh courier. he understood that not all the housing in the neighborhood called, the hill, which august wilson made immortal in his plays that were all august wilson's plays are set. the greatest american playwright of the 20th century. he understood all the housing was great, but he had this say in the pittsburgh courier. what? the churches, the schools, the business, neighbors associations, civic groups, all these are part of the whole problem of uproot the lives of many people whose patterns of living have been labeled not desirable, not acceptable, acceptable, not endurable. people understood that at the time. nobody asked their permission t