janus putkanin worked in finland as a journalist, editor, and was a member of the local patriotic party he was forced to leave his homeland due to political persecution. in 2015 he came to donbass. now lives in lugansk, works as editor-in-chief of the finnish international news agency. if we really manage to get out of this military escalation, what i'm talking about will happen always said. western countries by effect. sweden has been in this state for several years, but they don’t want to talk about it, the situation with migrants is getting out of control, here before the start of the special operation the front line ran along this river. the bumper was driving and let me tell you, the gun was attached, that’s where they went, well, i went and looked, that’s who cares what, and it’s the ukrainians who came to us, uh-huh, just like that, the ukrainians came, well, it turns out there’s a war and now this is who they came to protect us from, no one touched us, uh-huh, this would be the situation, it goes, i had a good building here, there’s only one foundation left, here two hailstones

understand that it’s getting worse, that is, people are already into this, they don’t fall for it, januskanin, worked in finland as a journalist, editor, was a local. patriotic party, until due to political persecution he was forced to leave his homeland, in 2015 he came to donbass, now lives in lugansk, works as editor-in-chief of the finnish international news agency. if we really manage to get out of this military escalation, what i'm talking about will happen always said. western countries, through a snowball effect, will begin to suffer from civil wars. sweden is in such a state. several years, but they don’t want to talk about it, the situation with migrants is getting out of control, here before the start of special operations the front line ran along this river, and there were cases when it flew side by side? absolutely morghest, but we saw the civilian population here, and we had a discussion, the situation is calm, and uh, the fights has moved away already from this region, i i think they haven't cleaned fully at this. cars, cars, cars, in 1414, and the last one, the bumper, wa

janus putkanin, worked in finland as a journalist, editor, was a member of the local patriotic party,o political persecution he was forced to leave his homeland in... it was getting out of control, here before the start of the special operation the front line ran along this river, and there were cases when it flew side by side, absolutely many times, yeah. but we saw uh civilian population here and we had a discussion, the situation is calm and uh the fights has moved away already from this region, i think they haven't cleaned fully, it seems to me that the area here has not yet been completely cleared of mines. they will then say that everything is clean. and there are no signs that sappers usually draw. i think the cleanup will take two or three years, with priority given to public places. goes, here i had a good building , here is one foundation left, here two hailstones fell here, here i have seedlings here, here is one cherry tree left, it is wounded, there is a trunk, a trunk, and the rest, seven trees , i already planted new ones, they blew away in little ones. smokes, let's go

that’s what i was discussing, january. if i’m not mistaken, he’s in honor of the ancient rican god janushat exactly he’s a god of, what god are you helping, so i remember that he’s two-faced that's it, he knows what i know, two-faced janus, well, that will be enough, for him the past and the future look back forward, then march in honor of, well, mars, the god of war too roman, july supposedly in honor of the user, probably, well, he, too, is almost a deity, well, he almost didn’t reach it. almost, almost, almost, as you know, doesn't count. the correct answer to our question is ts: july, that’s right, january is named in honor of the god janus, march, well, of course, in honor of mars, july - in honor of gaius, julius caesar. ninth question: in what geographical zone is belarus located? a, subarctic, b, temperate, c: subtropical. time. anton, please tell me how our climate is, and we have a moderate geographical train, option b, subarctic - this is in the north, it’s just cold, yeah, subtropical - this is closer to the equator, it’s also not suitable, which climate do you like best, tem

’t count, the correct answer to our question is july, that’s right, january is named after the god janustic, b, moderate, c - subtrapical. time! anton, please tell me how our climate? we have a temperate geographical zone, option b. subarctic is in the north, it’s just cold, yeah, subtropical, it’s closer to the equator, that’s also not suitable, option. do you like it better? moderate, of course, that is, life in belarus. yes. attention, correct answer. option b: moderate. this is how this question should have been answered. let's look at the map to make sure of this. tenth final question of the second round. the hall of fame of which sport is named after james naismith. a - basketball, b - hockey, c - tennis. time. it would be nice to remember who naismith is, then, it seems to me, everything would fall into place. alexander, how are you doing with sports? i ’m not very good at sports, but when i remember, we were sent questions to prepare for the test of knowledge in physical education, we always had a question about who was the founder of basketball, and if i’m not mistaken, it was j

let's bring in the portfolio manager at janus henderson investor. you wake up to news like this is a money manager how do you feel about it? >> it is a tragedy of course. you hope the people that are unaccounted for our brought back safely. but from an economic standpoint it is too early to tell. it is nothing like we faced during covid when we had severe shortages of components throughout the entire automotive supply chain. we can get the parts here through other ports it just may take a bit of time and might be more expensive. but that's how we think about it. but not a material impact to the tech ecosystem. ed: i remember so many days spent to the port of los angeles days and weeks down there part of that story was inflation. we are trying to tie together what's happening with the tech sector. how closely are you waiting on the fed and how nervous are you each day. i know you're not a very nervous person about inflation and when the feds could pull the trigger. denny: what's happened with inflation is it's come down a lot. there still some sticky

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he spent his days in chicago with his friends playing football, running across the cross-country janus fans say that his laughter was infectious. his smile too jaden was a straight a student. he made the honorable, quite often but his passion where he shined the brightest, was under the brightest of lights the stage. he played lead and several school plays, including finding nemo he danced, boy, did he dance jazz, ballet, hip hop? his fancy that he was a helping hand a natural leader that was the trait that's selflessness, that might have saved his family, but cost him his life it shouldn't be that i'm talking about jayden in the past tense but last wednesday morning, in his final moments jayden had been getting ready for school just like any other 11 year-old. his mother who is pregnant was there. so was his five-year-old brother and in an instant a moment that was like dozens of others that had come before it suddenly became a nightmare. the suspect with a long history of domestic abuse, invaded their home, stabbed his mother's several times jaden was the one who jumped to her defens

the time, well, they came to her and complained, again your guy came, again he beat so-and-so, some janusthey climb, that’s when, for the first time since first grade, i came across national interests. well, never mind, we defended and won national interests then and will continue to do so. in 2014, when they declared war in donbass, they started, or rather, it started, fascism always starts a war without declaring war, the troops just went in, started bombing, i came to donetsk. we got to donetsk late at night, because the path to the city itself was so difficult, but we somehow got there. the city is empty, the tram is moving, the tram is glowing, we ran, i said, i want to look, it ’s driving so far away, i want, i want to look at this tram, and we ran across the intersection to this tram, passing by, we saw that a young girl was sitting there wearing such a beret . i saw us, i was delighted in some way, such stupidity, i shouted, on my knees before the day, and we, smiling, hahaha, knelt in front of the tram, she drove past us, smiling, waved her hand, i think what did she think when t