now all their knowledge will give out to one territory the territory of mesopotamia and it was theirourt who invented the saddle, because he died, that the assyrians fought with the hexos. no , the saddle has already been invented. but there are no syrians. a did you, the assyrians answered that, in my opinion, the assyrians invented a lot of useful things there, the correct answer to this question. b 882 c 521 bogdanov's time was counted. i hope that you will find out if the number by 3 needs to add the sum of all the numbers of all the digits in the number, if the sum is divisible by three, the same number is divisible by 3 3 + 1 + 5, it turns out 9 9, divisible by three, then the option, and fails eight plus two plus eight 18 divided by three choice b fails five plus one plus two. uh, it turns out 8 8 is not divisible by three means option c the correct answer to this question is option c 521 the tenth question. what is this cartoon? look e. frame from it, a monsters on vacation b zootopia church monsters inc. time. difficult uh well , daria, tell me. this is a monsters inc. carto

now all their knowledge will give out to one territory the territory of mesopotamia, and it was theyle, because the assyrians fought with the hyksos no. yes, the saddle has already been invented. but there are no syrians, the hyksos replied that, in my opinion, the assyrians invented a lot of useful things there. in general, as far as we know the correct answer to this question. and 315 b 882 c 521 bogdanov's time was calculated. i hope that you will find out if the number by 3 needs to add the sum of all the numbers of all the digits in the number and if the sum is divisible by three the same number is divisible by three plus one plus five, it turns out nine nine is divisible by 3, then the option is not suitable eight plus two plus eight 2. uh, it turns out 8 8 is not divisible by three, so option c is the correct answer to this question , option 521 is the tenth question. what is this cartoon? look e. frame from it, and monsters on vacation b zootopia with monsters, inc. time it wasn't difficult, but daria, tell me. yes, the monsters inc. cartoon as a child, i really loved watchin

it is believed that for the first time glass with lead oxide was combined in ancient mesopotamia, wherehey actually invented the very technology of creating glass. however, historians have come to the conclusion that, most likely, it was an accident rather than a well-thought-out move, otherwise there would have been some data on the production technology according to in fact archaeologists. in ancient the sumerian city of nepur. only particles of the product were found, in which a small amount of lead oxide was found, therefore it is generally accepted that the british were the first to create crystal, according to historians in 1615, the english king jacob was the first to forbid the use of wood in production , the only exception was the shipbuilding industry , the owners of factories and the current situation they went out as best they could, for example, in factories where glass was produced, wood was replaced with coal and one. the workers found that in the charcoal oven the glass loses its color and becomes crystal clear, conducting similar experiments in 1676 glassmaker and exper

the tiger and the nile are rivers that flow in three historical regions indus in india tiger in mesopotamiarica city mohenja, dara and. i think he was, uh, indian. well , even just the pronunciation of muhenju dar is most likely an indian word, so i chose the river. this is a correct assumption , and is a correct one. you can look at the map now on will appear on the screen. here at us the hindustan peninsula well, actually. here, mahenja daro is right on the river. question next , which side of the horizon corresponds to an azimuth of 225°? south option, and option b. west or option c southwest. do you remember the time daria? you determine the azimuth and how do i remember? a-a azimuth 200 points to the south, respectively, 225 is the southwest. remember what the azimuth is, but i know south is 270 very well maria remember what the azimuth is. tell us, please, exactly the opposite side, it turns out a turned angle. west it's just in between now i won't say, as if between 270 and 180, it just turns out, 225 southwest is the correct answer to this question. this is the southwest option. let

texts on clay tablets written in mesopotamia almost 4,000 years ago were translated by someone.is is the oldest known science of culinary recipes clay tablets are stored in the babylonian collection of yale university. so three of them are dated around 1730, an ancient recipe, which is right there on this tablet. was written looks like this. meat is used, this is how you cook water. so add salt, so dried barley cakes knew, onions, persian, onions, shallots and shurma milk, in fact, well, practically a cake, onion meat, in general, the tablets prove that the ancient inhabitants willingly boiled broths and ate soups as early as 4,000 years ago. they are just there, which means they killed someone, mom, as it were, until you eat the soup. yes, look again, we had three clues. why are we all the time. i think so. here is the first, for example , to cook from them. yes, this is normal. yes, the second clue is the prescription yes to the pharmacy. ha-ha-ha-ha, we just sort of decided, suddenly we thought that what if by the third clue you still don't understand that this is a book. com

find a lute. number one 600 now mesopotamia assigns this role more than 4,000 years ago. of the danube stand the three capitals of zagreb, belgrade and ljubljana, although only new peripheral regions. sava that's right. this river is called saba. 9 00 writer she wrote about 200 children's poems and stories, but went down in history as the author of one song raisa kudasheva. quite right. raisa kudasheva, author of the poem yolka , which became a song in the forest, a christmas tree was born on a telephone for 600. until 2003, seven-digit telephone numbers were only in these two cities of russia , moscow and st. petersburg. all telephones in the united states were switched off for a minute by the grass sign. was quite right alexander bell at the time of his death, the bela of the united states, there were more than 13 million epic 1,500 telephone sets. in 1931 the artist diego rivera created illustrations for this epic about two divine twins. opah ass lvov quite right a monument of the mayan civilization in 1909 selma lagerlöw received this award for the first woman nobel p

beer pays respect to a long history of black female brewers that goes back centurie >> it was in mesopotamiaeer recipe was conceived by a black woman. just trying to knock down those barriers. we want to make sure that people know the real history. we do this. we have been doing this. we will continue to do it. >> they are also looking to the future. to build generational wealth or their kids and equity for other black business owners. their labels evoke black culture. right now they are renting space in a tavern downtown. they're hoping to open their own store that could be more than just a spot to grab a drink. >> we want to create that space. create something where folks in our community can come and feel welcome and be their true selves in a brewery. one thing we want to do and asked aces not only make it inclusive, we want to make it a place where people can, and learn about here and have different beer styles but at the same time have guest speakers, artists, art on the wall that is representing the community and highlight organizations, non-puppets, initiatives that really resonate wi

the records they are talking about, again, you and i might think since records began is ancient mesopotamiant greeks, or romans for doing get t. data they're relying on it goes to 1979. that happens to be the year that i was born. it does not feel like that long ago. records are set in your own lifetime, and it is part of this strange fever on the left. serious concerns about the planet and we are all concerned about the climate, all concerned about the environment, but one of the things that you see is that this hysteria actually people like obama stutter into this picture and i do mongering. from scandinavia. the world's most famous keep spinning around. actually does terrify a lot of young people and today idea that they're not going to survive and to adulthood. what happens when you terrify a generation like that. >> pete: you're right. the doom mind-set leads to the logical conclusion to do anything, do anything. has to be big has to be organized and in all of the people step in and say that we have got that solution for you. >> if you want to dig down and we get into the same problem

. >> it was 3900 bc in mesopotamia where the first beer recipe is supposed to be conceived by a blackoman, just kind of to knock down those barriers of folks thinking that it is just, like, german and european, and we want to make sure people know the real history of it. it is not just about black history month and beer, but also like, yo, we do this, we have been doing this and we are going to continue to do it. >> they are also looking to the future to build generational wealth for their kids and equity for black business owners like the designer behind many of their bright, bold labels that evoke black culture. >> it was literally just making beer at home. >> right now, they are renting space in a tavern downtown but hoping to one day open a brick-and-mortar that can be more than just a spot to grab a drink. >> what we want to do is be the creators of that space, create something where folks in our community, allies also, can come to and feel welcome and can be their true, authentic self in a brewery, and one thing we want to do in our space is to not only make it inclusive, but we

so if you think about it there's very early states, for example, in ancient mesopotamia, their big concern was always population. this, you know, this was what they were obsessed because how do you get people to stay and serve this state, serve interests of the elite when they could quite easily leave if they wanted to? and population requires a number of things. one, it requires people to have many children as possible and two, it requires loyalty, loyalty to the state. so you don't want leave. and also people loyal enough to be willing to give up their children fight for the state, particularly their young sons, to serve the military aims of the state, to make sure that their territory is defended. and in the case empire that they can expand if they want to. so that concern really drove i think a lot of that a lot of the gendered oppression those early and it created this kind of imposition on families as you can well imagine that know a family would be required to not just be loyal but also produce many children as possible. so then the gender question comes in because women would be ex

began 11,000 years ago yep, to find out more, tune in to the new bravo show "the real housewives of mesopotamiand applause we have a great show let's go write some "thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to the show, everybody. i just wanted to send a quick shout-out to chris rock. he has a new stand-up special on netflix tomorrow night. it is called "chris rock: selective outrage. it is streaming live at 10:00 p.m. it is the first time netflix is ever doing any live event ever and it's going to be hilarious so break a leg, chris. we love you brother. [ cheers and applause and don't forget this, tuesday night coming up, set your dvrs march 7th is the season premiere of my show "that's my jam. [ cheers and applause 10:00, nbc, right after "the voice. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ scatting ] that's what you think when you see "that's my jam." you get that excited it's like, "oh, my gosh. that's my jam? [ scatting ] ♪ yeah then you go -- [ scatting ] you can do the same thing too. you get that excited >> steve: you get sound machine excited. >> jimmy: you get miami sound machine ex

in that process, at a certain point, maybe 8000 years ago you got the first states appearing in mesopotamia the nile valley and the valley of mexico. annapolis, a big revelation. that early process of state building and how it was that those states came about that might have some implications for what you might want to do in places like iraq and afghanistan. as -- there is much longer discussion about what happens once you get to the state. i think the distinction between just having a state, which is basically the friends and family, the ruler that imposed their will on the rest of society in a modern state where the ruler believes that he or she is a public servant that is meant to serve the interest of the whole society. to do that in an impartial way is a further evolution of political institutions that is extremely difficult to bring about and has happened in only a relatively small handful of societies. that is something i simply did not appreciate, the difficulty of creating a state that has low levels of corruption, that can deliver public services and public goods effectively. that

you and i ended up in a makeshift mesopotamia near the famous babylonian towers on tower.missing the pieces. this means that there are not enough words in the phrase vladimir now you will have 3 minutes to familiarize yourself with this inscription. are you ready time is gone. 5 4 3 2 1 second time and glass vladimir now you need a context to understand what kind of words they are to find them from speakers of different languages ​​compose the entire phrase and translate it into russian to complicate the task, the speakers are holding fragments of a tower with words in foreign languages but anyway the babylonian pandemonium must be stopped and done. maybe only vladimir shkulte vladimir you are ready. get started. does a person mean a french body is not enough in serbian ? find italian means in the eyes. slovak means language. in english level means respect. in chinese so, the creation of this line is not enough for the german boss. zhmash is portuguese, so it's missing in czech. it is necessary that this serbian means, the hope of this line is enough for a speran. from chi

in in the center of russia between the volga and the urals in the mesopotamia of the kama and vyatka labor valor izhevsk, it grew out of a working settlement that was built on rich iron deposits 262 years ago, the city is known for its engineering and defense production, therefore, izhevsk is often called the unofficial arms capital of russia and also under the brand name izh in different years. legendary motorcycles, tape recorders and cars were produced here. one of the unofficial mascots of the city made him an exception, which in the vat were collected by everyone the world of boxes marked with izhek. they stood in kindergartens, schools, shopping centers, as a result, it was enough. for a statue one and a half meters tall and weighing almost 800 kg, it is believed that if you put a coin on your hat, you will get rich in an instant. in tsarist times , especially distinguished workers of the arms factory were called crocodiles. for their merits, they were given green caftans and high top hats , also green, hence it went. it is said that crocodiles never get sick and have good inte

they even find in mesopotamia where a person shows from clay, scratches a dragon or talks with a dragon. researchers from the tver region valery karasev are sure intelligent reptiles from ancient legends. dragons and many-headed snakes, fire-breathing creatures and werewolves still exist. this is the triptiloid. they perfected their methods disguise and continue to live among people. or lizards can walk at once, possessing powerful energy. we can see instead of them instead of dragons an ordinary person. he can drive safely in a car. we can see an ordinary person. our world is imbued with the memory of our ancestors about who are the scaly monsters and where they lived . territory of the tver region alone. we managed to find several indications of the existence of some ancient monster in these places. for example, the village of gadovo, now renamed the village of privolzhsky, local residents are sure that the gorynychi snake comes from here. i have no doubt our sentsov trees, ready for the 17th century, already existed further. we did not know everything was ready, because there is such