there is my rasslaval, the river is cutting , my wolf, where, where am i, where, where am i, where, nara-nad i, where, where should i, where, nay, where, where, and where, where should i, uh, where, good. this is an anthropology podcast, on the first one, our guest is nikita varentsov, in general, any song will be ennobled by a geographical name , well, for example, we are the yaroslavl guys, for example, there was such a wonderful project in the sixties, it was funny, satirical, here are our yaroslavl guys 2023, nikita and andrey varentsov, not in ascending order, the order is brightness, getting into the spotlight, please tell me what ideas you have as a result, how it should all end, gain popularity and give big solo concerts with your songs, so that people loved them. and they valued my creativity and mine, and so that they take an example, too, listen, well, this is such a serious aim , this is a million-dollar aim, guys, these are not toys for you, so you imagine something else, for example, comrades, an electric guitar, you are learning to play the electric guitar, yes a year ago i w

2020 presentaron, donde fue sometido a un anÁlisis, y se estableciÓ que el 27 de octubre prÓximo se nara miembros de una familia estuvo secuestrada por un coyote. >>> tenemos consejos de las autoridades del caso si se llega a presentar una situaciÓn como esta. >>> esta es la foto del presunto coyote que fue denunciado que es christian coronado que pedÍa mÁs dinero para entregar a una madre con sus dos hijos y se negÓ a liberarlos a menos que un miembro de la familia pagara mÁs dinero. >>> cambiÓ el precio que les habÍa cobrado para trasladar a su familia aquÍ. >>> fue donde varias agencias del orden locales se unieron para rescatar a los inmigrantes que habÍan cruzado la frontera de mÉxico y estados unidos. >>> pudimos localizar al sospechoso y regresÓ en el Área y rescatamos a la seÑora con su hijo. >>> hasta el momento christian coronado estÁ bajo arresto. >>> ahora estÁ bajo arresto y tendrÁ varios cargos y van a incluir el secuestro de personas. >>> estÁn cargos de secuestro y ponero la vida de los menores en peligro entre otros. el abogado de inmigraciÓn alex galves nos da una luz d

life has seen them, well, he puts them in and that he sends them away from them to the warm places of nara, and others who come to these warm places unfasten his money. what is it, they are a business, or what? and these paratroopers, they are not employees. they also need to support their families to earn money. why are they suddenly harnessed again and again? and this little one, by the way, lives like this at the very place, it’s difficult to launder money. it's somehow yes, and cyprus is not the same, well, they missed a piece here. and in general, i think that primorskaya it's just that he is a greek in and of himself. crazy to discuss such things in the office. what do you think, what do you think, but a frightened crow, what about the greek sin is not an authority, he just bathes in a lapel, but does not make friends with them. so if they want to water it, there is no need to stand up for it. doesn't fit somehow really krylov for 100 years? never inherited, but it's easier for you to check. i think that someone is covering for him in moscow or is sent. they send such an employee to

this is nara-gevarnyan.me when you realized that you sing better than anyone around you in kindergarten. and to be honest, i never thought so, as one wise musician told me. you always have to be a little bad. you should know about this, well, without fanaticism, of course, in our family, for example, there was no such idea that i would be a musician. i am not an accomplished lawyer at all. yes, but we know that, any mother in the world will say, so it’s like that here, put my law diploma here, and then go to the suzuki theater, that’s where this gerard is. you see, go here first, the diploma. and why a lawyer, because lawyers and party leaders live the best lives, but it seemed to me that singers and musicians are happier for some reason, so i left the success of the first year, of course, dear friends, well, it’s a pleasure to see how they bear fruit. eh, the armenian jazz vine is mentioned here. uh, malkhash gave it to me. uh, a very interesting selection of 75 years of armenian soviet jazz gentlemen what

farthest from nara to dachnaya and from black to steep 65 + 30 rub.h transfer zone to the metro and mcc, a free number of passengers at the start. we think it will be about 190,000, and by the end of the year. uh, the number of passengers on a working day will be almost 260-270,000 fourth dia. the next stage of the capital's largest transport project, the construction of the above-ground metro. this system is agglomerative, that is, it connects the immediate moscow region and all territories within the existing moscow. the new diameter will relieve the sun areas in the skarbatskaya pokrovskaya filevskaya and kalininskaya metro lines. it will become freer on the kiev borovskoye nosovikha highway, and the highway, will enthusiasts move faster and more comfortably be able to live in 25 metropolitan districts alena lavrov anton dubnov gennady tolochkin georgy mayorov of the seventh lennye a sewing workshop where migrants worked discovered a clandestine enterprise in the moscow region, where several dozen foreigners or tracksuits and school uniforms were l

you 9, gerry, a, a population all such as has 35000000 spends approximately 20 to effective 1000000 nara, and will be on psycho tropic drugs now use now to move open the results. okay. and the, well, you go to events and find the listed substances being shared in pots as well drunk . so i kind of be, you know, nitrous outside which medical laughing gas, you know, crystal meds, and many, most substances they've become an escape route. you know, for many youths who are craving calling this and also detachments from ya. let's see of this. what were some trend is gave me momentum among young nigerians at an alarming pace. and so, such an event as the meat chain of heads of national drug land forces agencies are free to, you know, to discuss new trends and partnerships. took up the global, drove school and is come in as the right time. know the means in which is the 31st, you know, we kicked off on september 26th, which will last for 3 days. so and on the 29th of september and discussions will enable heads on different drilled reinforcement agencies in africa, discussed undeveloped strategies

we have a team of correspondence covering the story for us, and it was hock is in the city of nara cache where people have been sleeping outside for us that night. but how small bar begins our coverage from near the, at the center and tell us a new truth. this is the biggest obstacle to rescue operations in us. quake hit areas, huge chunks of rocks, pulling from the mountains, locked roads. we stop here, why the ami won't against the danger before the rocks lights off to 6 hours on the road. we finally make it to the goal. it's 90 kilometers south of matter. i guess a front excess is underway for those still dropped under the rubble. well, how much it did, the last 9 members of his family in the us quake. that's how we're going to be. have to do the breaks my heart. i lost my daughter. she was very young. a children that go on, we're waiting for one another. let's pray, he's a life not how much grand side was which we a lifeless body that i live, taking to assume who would be very near his parents in the village cemetery. of these doctors from the city of casablanca, volunteering to help

it's a section 1000000. nara will be on psycho tropic drugs now use now smoke open the results. okay. and the well as you go to events and find the lease in substances being shed in thoughts as well. drugs, i kind of be, you know, nitrous oxide, which medical laughing gas, you know, crystal meds, and many more substances. they've become an escape route. as you know, for many youths who are craving calling this and also detachments from ya, let's see this. what were some trend is gave me momentum among young men julians at an alarming pace. and so, such an event as the meeting of heads of national, drilled enforcement agencies, africa, you know, to discuss new trends and partnerships took up the global drug squad is come in as the right time. know the means in which is the 31st. you know, we kicked off on september 26th, which will last for 3 days. so and on the 29th of september and discussions will enable heads on different drilled reinforcement agencies in africa. this cost undeveloped strategies to combats and drug trafficking on abuse in the region of 9 jerry a as the host o

pranks from external supplies of our fishermen from such ukraine as israel and armenia, the feed of nara who has trawl and corn harvesting equipment at full strength and on the forehead of winter crops, and not in some areas of the vitebsk region, the harvesting of buckwheat has gone wrong, sharkovism is being straightened out by smokeshas to the regional and holy processors. vezki dashinki. here comes the separator. roads , sidewalks, return ramonts of residential buildings before the kirmashvu festival near the regional center will update dozens of blockade objects palevo has arrived lacrotown. paris supply district, yakiya maxi opened. from fats to fractions we have available. give in the fields without a gift ilyushinsky seoba azim gayachmenyu the area of ​​​​its pavlidzh or the reasons for the significant usin region is no less, the important task of the naryh current to the feeder is running at full strength in these fields on weathery days so it’s not worth the equipment itself, and the bees pollinate buckwheat meat vypshelyars in a year will die , where the crop will be sown , pu

reports you 9, gerry, a, a population all such as has 35000000 spent approximately 20 to 30000000 nara, and will be on psycho tropic drugs and i'll use now smoke open the results. okay. and the, well, you go to events and find the elusive substances being shed in pots as well. drugs . i kind of beast, you know, nitrous oxide, which medical laughing. gosh, you know, crystal meds, and many, most substances they've become an s good puts, you know, for many youths who are craving calling this and also detachment. from reality of this worrisome trend is, gave me momentum among young men julians at an alarming pace. and so, such an event as the new chain of heads of national drilled enforcement agencies, africa, you know, to discuss new trends and partnerships took up the global drove school, which is common as the right time. know the means in which is the 31st, you know, we kicked off on september 26th, which will last for 3 days. so and on the 29th of september and discussions will enable heads on different drove to enforcement agencies in africa discussed undeveloped strategy to combats

you can see, we have a team of correspondence covering the story. nicholas huck is in the city of nara cache where people have been sleeping outside for us that night. but how some, alvaro begins our coverage now from near the epa center and tell us nichol. and this is the biggest obstacle to rescue operations into us. quake hit areas, huge chunks of rocks, pulling from the mountains, locked roads. we stop here, why the ami won't against the danger before the rocks lights up to 6 hours on the road. we finally make it to that, to the gold. if they did 9 to columbia to south america, guess a front excess is underway for those still trumped under the rubble? well, how much is the last 9 members of his family in the us quake. as having his v packed breaks my heart, i lost my daughter, she was very young. a children that go on, we're waiting for one of the let's pray he's a life not well. how much grand side was which we a lifeless body that i live taken to assume it would be very near his parents in the village cemetery. these doctors from the city of casa blanca, volunteering to help vict

during the day or eco-nara you light up for 6 hours for everyone so that it’s already visible, and ind, they won’t warm up in any way. why because it was forbidden there, this was conveyed, firstly, in front of the german trenches and there was no way it could be discovered without the germans discovering these camps, in general they forbade even talking a lot noisily, they even brought the dead infected with typhus and unloaded them to the living, the disease developed rapidly, was accompanied high temperature. people were in pursuit, in which women, for example, could not stand it; they threw themselves at the wire, they rushed at the guards. and then, naturally, they just shot these puddles that were melting; they were the source of that water, and many of the puddles were also spreading bacteria, because there was snow here, which was melting and, in general, they were lying nearby and some of them were sick typhus. therefore, as if they were spreading not only from above, he says, the plane is the plane. i sprinkled something like that. gray something but you sprinkled it, you sa

longer be the same at this time , the storm unit of the ivanovo paratroopers is already on the way to nara of ukrainian militants. these are exactly the holes in the forest plantation. where the nazis live, and dig more seriously. our troops do not give them valek valek if you are in the center right in the center of work there, ukrainian militants huddled in the nuru. they try to shoot back from a machine gun in somali style, they don’t stick their heads out, they see grass. our machine gunner is already mowing over them. yes? come up fire enemy. here he pressed him specifically and did not let you raise your head, so that our men would come in and make two one attack aircraft get wounded, give himself first aid. cover with fire. pull it off. well, in general, he showed himself very courageously with dignity. that is, he turned out to be a help in the future , we received commands to continue the assault. that is, he answered the radio and said that he could help. i mean, i don't have grenades. well, he fired, held his position, that is. the man is presented with an award; the militants a

երկնքում։ yes, but here with every new, so to speak, turn, new and new advantages are revealed, this is nara but well, we know this, any mother in the world will say, so, so, put my law diploma here, and then go to the suzuki theater, that’s where this gerard is, you know, go, go, first... here the diploma, and why lawyer, because lawyers and party leaders live the best, but it seemed to me that singer-musicians are happier, for some reason , so i successfully left the first year, of course, dear friends, it’s a pleasure to see how the armenian vine of jazz bears fruit , the one i mentioned, malkhas gave me a very interesting selection of 75 years armenian soviet jazz, gentlemen, what musicians there were on this land, and rhythm is in their blood. this is in the 75 years of this jazz, these are not toys, and the main thing is that under the soviet union it was possible, everyone is not allowed, armenians are allowed, so orbelian is the last name with gold that should be on the pediment of domestic jazz, and i am also inspired by tigran asyan, this is a famous pianist who plays in the ethno-

circumstances meant i did not get there because i slept in my home on the 10th instead of that llama naraupposed to be called by the minister was serving, the chief of staff of president allende called on a list and nobody called me. i woke up much later and i was unable to get there. what happened years later when i met him and i asked him, why did you take me off the list? why wasn't i called? he said, somebody had to tell the story. i had already figured out some sense that is why i was spared or at least that is why i made sense of the darkness that surrounds all of this, the chaos that surrounds us. , that i was meant to tell the story. in some sense, i am doing that right now. i was 31 years old then. i was almost a kid. 31 years later i'm still telling that story and now i have told it again in this new novel. i have been telling it -- in fact, i have been telling it on democracy now! many times now, which the story of chile, how it happened, white happen, and how we changed history by resisting and how we are an example of how if you believe enough in democracy now and tomorrow in

but supposedly in this case, nara, the archives, has these records, and what you want to do, bill, is. there is somebody sending it and somebody receiving it. so get them from both, compare and see if they are the same email and what do they say together and then look to the witnesses and others who may have been copied on this. once you do that, you have the full record. that's what james comer is trying to do. >> bill: if these emails are held by the national archives, is that a difficult thing to require or does that take some work? >> it should be easy. when it was the democrats looking at donald trump they got it in record time, every record they ever wanted in a couple of days. in fact, they had their subpoenas for attendance and other things enforced immediately. that's going to be the test for this white house. they said there was no communication, that there was arms length, there was a wall set up between them, but here is a direct email with a specific date, time, and them saying, a joe biden staffer telling the people that work at rosemount seneca that yes, the vice presid

nara is professor of latin american history at barnard college, director of the center for mexico, central america at columbia university. she's the author of two award winning books, children of fate childhood class in the state and chile and paternity elusive quest for the father. mladic has worked as a translator and legal assistant for migrant mothers and children in the u.s. his larger immigrant immigration detention that is located in delhi texas. and she also coded sex and oral history that explores the life histories. central american parents who were separated from their children at the us-mexico border each other. i of our panelists will speak for about ten, maybe 15 minutes with a q&a to follow every chair has a index card, as you're listening to the presentations. feel free to jot down any question that you might have. we will collect those at the end and read them to the panelists. so let's get started. okay. thank you for here this morning. thanks to the. to jim grossman, dane kennedy and alex and rachel for organizing. okay. so what is a border? the border is both an abstrac

anastasia, as they answered, i answered honore de balzac well, and nara well, okay, already mironovai haven’t even heard of dreiser , there is such a work called american tragedy by voice acting tried to throw you off, but you see, uh, who knew, he answered correctly. this is nareda balzac option b 10 questions behind again before we see the table. i would like to ask, polina, how do you like the second round compared to the first? well, they’re not very different, it seems to me, well, maybe a little more complicated, everything is just as good or still just as bad. everything is still fine, good alexey, how do you feel about the second round compared to the first and the service record was not much higher, but perhaps in or i just forgot something somewhere over time? it’s clear that the time factor is, of course, very important. here, uh, it feels like it. are you rather satisfied with your performance in the second round? i am dissatisfied because so many possible correct answers came to my mind after i gave the answer. this is fine. this happens to everyone and will be such a de

unit, protecting the fbi unit protecting the agents investigating hunter biden and protect itting nara for the first time and protecting the irs for the first time, briefed on those who are looking at the threats on the domestic homeland? >> look, i think he is -- needs to do exactly what he did today and as claire points out what he needs to continue to do which is articulate those principles, the fact that we are governed by a rule of law, the fact that political violence will be met with strong, deterrent steps and we will do all we can to hold people accountable. i think he has to restore confidence. look, the core motivator for people who are at the capitol, you and i have talked about this, nicole, a frustration that system doesn't work, a perception that hey, washington, the folks that are working that building up on the hill, don't represent me or don't -- the system has broken down. the best thing that joe biden can do the best thing that the criminal justice system can do is work, right. is to re-establish that hey, we actually do have accountability, a process in place, that

nara continued to provide updates on pnrc and looks forward to reporting co-congress with the elimination of the backlog and prompt service on all types of requests. we thank the committee for it is interest in this important matter it welcome any suggestions to improve service to american veterans. >> making sure our investigators come in and see firsthand not only the work that's performed and make sure they understand the processes and some of those impedments and we now move to mr. pois for ten minutes. chairman, ranking member mfume and members of the committee. thank youw for envieding me to speak today. i'm chadd pois, budget for finance and commissions. they've touched lives of every american and appreciate your oversight of our important work. i hope to convey four main points. first our budget p directly determined quality customer service the public receives from us. second the challenges we face did noto happen overnight and demandba for convenient self-service options. and the employees for the services and by phone, hearing benefits and other workloads. our priority has alwa

it is enormously difficult, nara. it done? it is enormously difficult, naga- it is _ done?ng towards derna. there are checks on the road. there is the infrastructure problem. huge portions of the road have been washed away. authorities are calling for the establishment of a sea corridor to bring supplies in and do try to evacuate some of the many residents. what i saw when i arrived here yesterday was a very small, frankly, aid effort, rescue effort, going on. all of those problems feed into that. you�*d expect to see at this stage dozens of planes arriving, huge teams from all around the world, ringing equipment to this country which, as simon was saying, it is so devastated by civil war that its infrastructure has crumbled. instead it is very quiet because even just getting here in the first place is enormously difficult. �* . ., ~ the first place is enormously difficult. �* . . ~' the first place is enormously difficult. �* . ., ~ ~ ., difficult. anna, thank you. anna foster in benghazi. _ difficult. anna, thank you. anna foster in benghazi. the - difficult. anna, thank

yes and no, nara. it is concrete, correct? yes and no, naga- it is _ is concrete, correct?alled the enforced . naga. it is called the enforced aerated concrete, but it is not that the country as we know it. the concrete that we all now is a very dense material, which, when combined with steel reinforcement, provides a very strong and robust building material. this is a product that was developed and used widely in the 19705, even to the 19805 and very early 19905. 19705, even to the 19805 and very early1990s. it 19705, even to the 19805 and very early 19905. it is actually 70% air, such as a very bubbly mix. i often use the analogy that if you can play a yorkie bar to an aero or something like that —— compare. it is not this is concrete, which is much and much weaker, and the worryingly, it deteriorates over time, it has been assumed and assessed to have about 838 usable life. back to the data are talking about on this product was used, sort of up to the late 19805, 19905, was used, sort of up to the late 1980s, 1990s, you can see that the material really has gone beyond se