this is a big serious scientific topic miroslav once again. hello. let's start with history, look.e is a popular book in the code that is often written was domestic then, then, then, then, then, how did people find out when and where there was a domestic cat, to begin with, we need to understand what domestication is, that is, and this is the process when the cat came to our house, and we became her perceive how? well, for example, family members or when only we began to get to know her and select individuals from the wild. ah, on the basis of loyalty to the person and applying. this is an animal for some purpose. and for example, the most banal and most dominant theory that we now think is the protection of grain, when we have already settled well enough from rats from mice and other rodents, and accordingly the preservation of our supplies, so that we can survive there in winter and other unfavorable times, as i remember earlier they wrote in books the cat for the first time became the home ancient in egypt remembers the goddess bucks, remembers all sorts of images of cats. well,

tucson and arizona vladislav kalechonok dynamo minsk forwards nikita pushkaylo stepanzyagin and miroslavhalev, the zubr press service notes. all of them, we recall, are pupils of this school. the ceremony of the table is a bright final chord of the season for the dynamo, juniors, we note that dmitry baskov received special awards for his contribution to the development of the school, it seems to me, everyone, and a graduate of our school will only remember and careful with good thoughts with them emotions, which we also note today has become. it is known that dynamo minsk entered the top 6 in the khl rating, cost and sports result and services for spectators, according to the club's service. the continental league published in the corresponding rating several dynamo are in the top 5 of the khl in terms of the cost of a sports result and the top 6 in terms of the service for the spectators of this rating, calculated on the basis of data provided by the khl inspectors, the top 7 bison in terms of financing this index and attendance. representatives of the ministry of sports are ready for w

this is a big serious scientific topic miroslav once again. hello. let's start with history, look.ar book often write the code was home then and then then and then how did people know when and where was domestic cat for starters, we need to understand what domestication is, that is, and this is the process when a cat came to our house, and we began to perceive it as? well, for example, a family member or when we just started to get to know her and select individuals from the wild. ah, on the basis of loyalty to a person, not applying. this is an animal for some purpose. and for example, the most banal and most dominant theory that we now think is the protection of grain, when we have already settled well enough from rats from mice and other rodents and , accordingly, the preservation of our supplies so that we can survive , there are other unfavorable times in winter, as i remember earlier they wrote in books, the cat first became a domestic ancient in egypt, i remember the goddess bucks, i remember all sorts of images of cats. well, i've read the latest works, well, the last decad

miroslav tells me they don't care about their people, as we watch two russian soldiers. vain hope. his comrade adds, "they walk towards us with no fear." he says they must be on drugs. russia hasn't given up yet. their artillery is still firing, but not as frequently as in the past. ukraine hopes bakhmut will have exhausted their enemy as they now prepare for their own offensive. but it also shows taking ground can prove even more costly. jonathan beale, bbc news, bakhmut. jonathan beale. this is bbc news. it all started in the mid �*50s. i got picked out as a decent goalkeeper. football has and always will be a big part of andrew kiln's life. he is one of the oldest referees in the country. when he was told he had a leaky heart valve that could affect his quality of life, he was more than willing to be the first person in the uk to undergo a new valve replacement procedure. it made me feel a little bit special, really. i've got a new lease of life, i can go to the gym, in a relaxed state and meet my friends there. this procedure typically takes an hour to an hour and a

until the experienced military history to miroslav morozov took up the search for coordinates, it was on them that they found a score of 480 under the boat, the opportunity arose to get acquainted with the documents of former opponents who directly sank the submarine, now 48. accordingly , what ensured the discovery of this submarine in may until 2016 knows that the feat of the captain. pavel kuzmin was noted by the british king himself in the forty-fourth year by the verdict of the king of great britain and northern ireland george the sixth, captain lieutenant pavel kuzmin was posthumously awarded the title of an honorary member of the order of the british empire posthumously george the sixth by the grace of the god of great britain ireland and british overseas possessions king defender of the faith emperor of india sovereign of the highest order of the british empire captain-lieutenant pavel semyonovich kuzmin in our studio meeting at 80 years old, as well as a unique address of the crash site today in our studio pavel kuzmin's great-granddaughter maria astakhova with her son dima h

about miroslav claims that the conflict was provoked by the swede's entourage, the suspect celebratedrthday in the restaurant, according to his version , at first there was a conversation with the basketball player's wife in raised tones. after that, aleksey shved himself allegedly appeared and a scuffle ensued, uh, engagement with his wife uh hmm and uh, physical contacts began between me, and he touched me, as if he did it with his own hands. hooking through his leg he landed on the floor another version of the conflict, the suspect bet money on cska in the series against lokomotiv kuban and were disappointed by the loss at the bookmakers. i will beat the lying ones. thank you for what you are shooting at alexei swedes , the doctors diagnosed a fracture of the cranial vault and a brain contusion. the timing of the return of the leader of cska to the floor is not specified . the club has already made it clear that in the next matches alexei shved will not play ahead of cska in the series of up to four victories for bronze medals, but his close friends. uh, the club staff are getting

about miroslav claims that the conflict was provoked by the environment of the swede, the suspect celebratedthe restaurant, according to him , at first there was a conversation with raised voices basketball player's wife. after that , aleksey shved himself allegedly appeared and a scuffle ensued, uh, engagement with aleksey's wife hmm and uh, physical contacts between me began. and he touched me, as if with his own hands. that's why i took him by his jacket and made a hook through his leg, he landed on the floor another version of the conflict , the suspect and bet money on cska in the series against lokomotiv kuban and were disappointed by the loss from the bookmakers. i'm lying. thank you for what you shoot at alexei swedes, the doctors diagnosed a fracture of the arch skull and brain injury. the timing of the return of the leader of cska to the floor is not specified, the club has already made it clear that in the next matches alexey shved will not play ahead of cska in the series up to four wins, for bronze medals, and his close friends. uh, club staff are getting a lot of messages from

miroslav well and actually at the end of our broadcast because we are ending our uhh hour with andriychuk marathon we will tell you about what our army actually is about protects the country from the external enemy , civilians must overcome the internal one. and this is corruption, and the authorities are already demonstrating the fight against this monetary phenomenon . at the highest level, the ukrainian system is being purged of unworthy representatives. and what is happening on the ground? let's move to the poltava region . one of the most powerful industrial centers of ukraine , the industrial city of kremenchuk, is located here on the banks of the dnipro river. material of our journalists, hundreds of factories and enterprises, design, production, trade , multimillion-dollar assets of private utilities and state-owned companies, all this is about kremenchuk, and in this large circulation of funds, a large corruption scheme with the waste of 14 million budget hryvnias went almost unnoticed. i can confirm that the overestimated cost of a milling machine is a record case of overest

miroslav tells me they don't care about their people.ade adds, "they walk towards us with no fear". he says they must be on drugs. russia hasn't given up yet. their artillery is still firing, but not as frequently as in the past. ukraine hopes bakhmut will have exhausted their enemy, as they now prepare for their own offensive. but it also shows taking ground can prove even more costly. jonathan beale, bbc news, bakhmut. some breaking news. republic and us congressman george saint—saens has resisted calls to resign for lying about his resume —— george saint—saens. he has been charged with fraud, money—laundering and false statements and he faces 13 counts according to the us department ofjustice counts according to the us department of justice for allegedly applying for employment benefits when he was employed and running a congress —— george santos. we will have more on that soon. hello again. we started off the morning with skies like these and fairly innocuous looking clouds. the satellite picture shows a nice curl of cloud, the area

miroslav is 17 years old, he is the son of a regiment.tudies at the railway technical school and helps soldiers with the repair of military equipment, peaceful life, or so vaguely not very honest. peaceful life, in fact , really and practically i didn’t find it. you can say so, and what do you dream about, you can share with us, what dreams do you have, to eat innovative, well, they didn’t shoot, so that there was silence, peace and tranquility. eh, now i will enter to fight on the eighteenth 2 months. here it remains to avenge the native hay for all their dead friends familiar basements of apartment buildings. these people have been brought for several days. no big deal house. this is a new house under the jump. among the dead is a woman. this is a local resident who did not have time to get to the shelter, just a few meters the shell exploded and the woman died from her injuries on the spot only in the last 2 weeks. 10 people died here. see, they're not even separated from each other. that is, we are actually one agglomerate a circle ca

miroslav tells me they don't care about their people.s, he says theyjust advance in vain hope. his comrade adds, "they walk towards us with no fear". he says they must be on drugs. russia hasn't given up yet. their artillery is still firing, but not as frequently as in the past. ukraine hopes bakhmut will have exhausted their enemy, as they now prepare for their own offensive. but it also shows taking ground can prove even more costly. jonathan beale, bbc news, bakhmut. the former prime minister of pakistan imran khan has been remanded in custody for 8 days on corruption charges, after he was arrested yesterday in a move that sparked protests across the country. at least eight people died in clashes. a conviction would disqualify imran khan from standing for election. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline davies sent this report from islamabad. burning into the night. protests from lahore, karachi, peshawar. this was the singed aftermath, the reaction to imran khan's arrest yesterday. but the unrest is far from over. morning in islamabad.

editor-in-chief of the popular science magazine schrödinger's code, and our guest is the wonderful expert miroslav and, by chance, quite by chance, for casting. here we are talking about schrödinger cats question about metaphorical role of a cat. who is this anyway? it's something very homely very childish very spontaneous. here, is there any universal image of a cat in these meme metaphors. it seems to me that the universal image of a cat is very well described by kipling. a cat that walks by itself, but it is described there, i would say close to ideal, because indeed a cat does not shoot in this way. she's great in her own way, babysitter. she keeps the hearth, but at the same time walks by herself. that is, it is a little independent of the age, then yes, she cooperates with us on a number of conditions, but at the same time she remains, uh, a little apart. yes, that is, you understand, we like it precisely because of its independence. it seems to me, because there is some kind of mystery in this. that is, it even seems to me that it has some kind of perhaps erotic text, because in this sense

miroslav tells me they don't care about their people, as we watch two russian soldiers.n hope. his comrade adds, "they walk towards us with no fear." he says they must be on drugs. russia hasn't given up yet. their artillery is still firing, but not as frequently as in the past. ukraine hopes bakhmut will have exhausted their enemy as they now prepare for their own offensive. but it also shows taking ground can prove even more costly. jonathan beale, bbc news, bakhmut. live now to lieutenant general ben hodges in prague — he is the former commanding general of us army europe, and now works as senior advisor to human rights first, a non—profit, nonpartisan international human rights organization based in the us. thank you for being with us. can i get your thoughts first of all from what we heard from jonathan beale about bakhmut being the longest and bloodiest centre of the war so far, between 20 and 30,000 russian troops killed there. why is that city so important and what does it tell us about the shape of this war? great re ”ortin about the shape of this war? great rep

miroslav tells me they don't care about their people. theyjust advance in vain hope. his comrade adds, "they walk towards us with no fear". he says they must be on drugs. russia hasn't given up yet. their artillery is still firing, but not as frequently as in the past. ukraine hopes bakhmut will have exhausted their enemy, as they now prepare for their own offensive. but it also shows taking ground can prove even more costly. jonathan beale, bbc news, bakhmut. you can read more by looking at the article that he is written. you see tributes have been paid to the 32—year—old french journalist who was killed whilst reporting on the war zone in eastern ukraine. president macron says we share the pain of his loved ones and his colleagues. you're watching bbc news. to iran where is reported that seven more prisoners were executed on wednesday, bringing the number of executions to more than 50 in less than two weeks with the norway based iran's human rights groups and the prisoners were put to death after being found guilty of drug substances.

- miroslav says the russians don't care about their people, as we watch two of their soldiers tryingfear." he says they must be on drugs. russia is also trying to surround the city. ukrainian troops here are dug in to stop that happening. butjust a few hundred metres away, the russians are still waiting. ukraine's president calls bakhmut their fortress. quickly, go, go! but like these trenches, it's under attack every hour of every day. explosion go, go, go! explosion we'll have to wait a little bit, so we've now been shelled by the mortar. that was pretty damn close. eugene gives the reason for ukraine's determined resistance. let's go, quickly, quickly. if we would retreat, for example, yes, we could save a few lives, but then we will have to assault back and we could lose much more lives. so we need to stand here till the end. so we're going to shoot back right now, try to kill some of them. explosion ukraine hopes bakhmut will exhaust its enemy. taking ground can prove more costly. but ukraine may soon find that out too, when it launches its own offensive. jonathan beale, bbc new

praise her kanovich, dismissed contributed to this, including his compatriot miroslav boga, savats, playingwith the second puzzler, he dragged the ball with his half of the field, beating the paths of several opponents and made an assist to mukhamed ponade, who is fighting to maintain his residence permit in the rpl krylya sovetov earned important points by playing a draw in samara with the locomotive 11 dmitry tsypchenko . aroused nostalgia among personal admirers of talent andrey tikhonov is a legend. a new football player of spartak in the nineties scored more than a dozen of such goals with lethal blows in the near nine. just don't miss this evening on channel one continuation of the serial film trader mid-nineties big business, big money big politics, whether oil traders oleg nesterov will be able to remain an honest person in all this cycle, we will find out today right after the program time you are what a fine fellow turned out to be born merchant a whole million dollars in a suitcase, hi '95 a russian foreign trade company makes a lucrative deal with representatives of iraq as part

miroslav tells me they don't care about their people, as we watch two russian soldiers. towards us with no fear." he says they must be on drugs. russia hasn't given up yet. their artillery is still firing, but not as frequently as in the past. ukraine hopes bakhmut will have exhausted their enemy as they now prepare for their own offensive. but it also shows taking ground can prove even more costly. jonathan beale, bbc news, bakhmut. let's take a look at today's papers. following the verdict in the civil trial against donald trump, the daily mail asks if it could be the end of mr trump's re—election bid. despite losing the 2020 election, the former president has made it clear he intends to stand again in 202a. all again in 202a. of the signals are this morning that all of the signals are this morning that he has not changed his mind. the i is reporting on a supposed clash between the archbishop of canterbury and downing street. justin welby — who this weekend crowned king charles — is expected to condemn the government's language on migration. the guardian leads on the g